My object is to open up the infinite fullness of our living Head to all weary souls, and unfold, as far as I see them, the glories of the God-Man, in whom and for whom I live and move and have my being. I have opened up very fully the believer's standing in the Christ and the hopes and duties which naturally flow from it, and in doing so I have rendered, I believe, a good service to the present generation of the Church, who are more occupied than they ought to be with material interests and worldly pleasures. - Author's preface.

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