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THE DAY OF THE CROSS is a book about the last day in the life of Jesus. It is A COURSE OF SERMONS ON THE MEN AND WOMEN AND SOME OF THE NOTABLE THINGS OF THE DAY OF THE CRUCIFIXION OF JESUS

"The Five Portraits of Jesus" presents a progressive revelation of Jesus as a person. The first portrait shows him as He is revealed in the Gospels as the Christ who came in the flesh. The Gospels deal with his earthly life and his relationships with men and women. In the second portrait in the Acts of the Apostles, Christ is revealed as the risen Lord. He was resurrected and a whole new view of Him was experienced as the disciples were renewed and broadened in their faith and as the church was established. The third portrait is in the Epistles where Jesus is revealed as he relates to the...

THIS book is a series of addresses on the sayings and doings of Jesus during the days of a religious retreat held in the neighborhood of Caesarea Philippi. This withdrawal of Jesus to the quiet of the hills which cluster round the northern end of the valley of the Jordan has been strangely neglected. Its momentousness as an epoch in His life, and the depth and significances of its teaching, have been overlooked. The purpose of these studies is to set the events of this quiet season and its solemn words in relation to the purpose of Christ's life and death, and to expound their teaching for...

These selected addresses are based upon three affirmations. One is that the Living God has been revealed in Jesus Christ. Another is that there is an eternal life to be lived in the midst of time, in the presence of God, and by the power of His Spirit. The third is that this eternal life is entered into through an experience in which conscience, desire, and will are enlightened, renewed, and surrendered to Christ. Of that experience and its issues these addresses are the exposition. In the 1916 issue of "The Biblical World," a publication of the University of Chicago, a review of "The Evangel...

William MacCullum Clow was born in 1853 in Glasgow, Scotland. Early on, his family lived in Auckland, New Zealand and he went to school there. But when he was seventeen years old, he and his family were living at 159 North Street, Glasgow, Scotland. His father, Andrew Clow, age 51, was a successful Master Carpenter who had several men in his employ, and his mother, Jane, was a homemaker. He had an older sister and a younger brother. William Clow dedicated his book, "Evangel of the Strait Gate" to his father and to De Witt Clinton Taylor. For "The Cross and Christian Experience" he collected...