The Sermons Preached at Lincoln’s Inn Chapel is a collection of Frederick Denison Maurice’s sermons from 1856 to 1859. With over 100 sermons, Maurice covers Christian life, faith, the Trinity, sin, judgment, and more. The sermons are in chronological order and include the exact dates they were given, making them easy to follow throughout each book. This collection holds some of Maurice’s most valued and respected works from an important time in his life.
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This book contains sermons from Advent Sunday 1856 to the Sunday before Easter 1857:
This book contains sermons from the first Sunday after Easter 1857 to the twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity 1857:
This book contains sermons from Advent Sunday 1857 to the first Sunday after Easter 1858:
This book contains sermons from the Sunday after Ascension 1858 to the twenty-fifth Sunday after Trinity 1858 as well as three homilies:
This book contains sermons from Advent Sunday 1858 to the Sunday before Easter 1859:
This book contains sermons from Easter Day 1859 to the Sunday before Advent 1859:
Frederick Denison Maurice (1805–1872) was born in Normanston, Suffolk. After obtaining a civil law degree and pursuing a career in the literary field, he decided to seek Anglican ordination. In 1834, he was ordained and was appointed as chaplain of Guy’s Hospital. Maurice authored numerous popular books, including The Kingdom of Christ, Moral and Metaphysical Philosophy, The Prophets and Kings of the Old Testament, and The Lord’s Prayer, a Manual.
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