1887. A collection of sermons by George Salmon who was a distinguished mathematician as well as a theologian. Contents: Gnosticism and Agnosticism; Union with Christ; The Pure in Heart Shall See God; Ill Success in Searching after Righteousness; Pain and Disease; Hunger and Thirst after Righteousness; The Keynote of the Epistle to the Hebrews; Bowing in the House of Rimmon; Shame; The Denial of Peter; Charity and Love; Charitable Belief; Slavery; The Interpretation of Scripture; Reward According to Work; The Two Classes; Working Together with God; and The Forgiveness of Sins.