Thomas Dale
Books
- Ten introductory lectures delivered at the opening of the University of London
- The philosopher entering, like a child, into the Kingdom of Heaven
- The minister's message
- Christ's legacy of peace
- The believer's comfort in God alone
- Charity
- The Christian in the church
- Arise and shine
- Christ troubled in spirit, when the hour of treason was come
- The light of heavenly wisdom
- One body
- The mind stayed on God, a source of perfect peace
- Our duty to heaven
- God's way perfect, his word tried, himself the believer's buckler
- The holy Catholic Church
- The unspeakable gift
- The duty of immediate preparation for death
- The Christian master
- Christ weeping at the grave of Lazarus
- The Trinity
- Profession in the church alone
- Moral arithmetic
- The children of the world and the children of light
- Acceptance fasting
- Church order
- The Christian servant
- The gospel preached to the poor
- Peter in the storm
- Bearing fruit
- The soul undying
- The lessons of God's judgments
- Christian gratitude for the goodness of God
- An invitation to the Holy Communion
- A God ever nigh
- The origin and destiny of mankind
- The Christian in his family
- Healing for the soul
- Wisdom better than wealth
- The divine image in man
- Looking upon the pierced one
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