The Uttermost Salvation

From the Introduction:
This collection of sermonettes, originally prepared for the religious press of this country and England, has been made in response to the oft-repeated requests of many people. They seem to have been used by God to bless many souls.

More than fifty years ago, we settled it irrevocably that we would live to that end, and that it should be the supreme purpose of life. The joy of that decision has kept pace with us through all the years. By voice and pen, in the pulpit and the class-room, in public and in private, we have been at this glorious work of helping to save men from sin, and bring the wanderers back to their Father's house. Than this we can conceive of no higher work or greater joy.

Should this book prove helpful to Christian workers, it may be followed by others. What else is worth living for but the kingdom of God?

The Table of Contents are as follows:
Chapter 1: THE UTTERMOST SALVATION
Chapter 2: HOLY LIKE GOD
Chapter 3: CLEANSING FROM ALL SIN
Chapter 4: HOW TO OBTAIN THE BLESSING OF SANCTIFICATION
Chapter 5: PLEDGE OF FAITH
Chapter 6: ANY MAN'S LAWYER
Chapter 7: THE SIN-PRINCIPLE CONDEMNED TO DEATH
Chapter 8: DEATH OR GLORY WHICH?
Chapter 9: THE PROMISE OF THE FATHER
Chapter 10: MORAL INSANITY
Chapter 11: "THINGS THAT ACCOMPANY SALVATION"
Chapter 12: RECEIVING THE HOLY GHOST
Chapter 13: A MAN OF GOD UNSANCTIFIED
Chapter 14: THE WILL OF GOD
Chapter 15: THE REASON FOR OUR HOPE
Chapter 16: SANCTIFIED WHOLLY
Chapter 17: SANCTIFIED BY FAITH
Chapter 18: FINISHED SIN
Chapter 19: A TWO-FOLD DISEASE AND A DOUBLE CURE
Chapter 20: GOD'S KEEPING

About the author:
Aaron Merritt Hills (1848-1935) was an American Methodist. Raised in a Christian home, he was saved at a revival meeting at the age of eleven. After high school, he attended Oberlin College, where he became acquainted with Charles Finney.

After college, he pastored two churches over the course of sixteen years, and then entered into evangelistic work. At some point in his life, he found that he lined up more closely with the Nazarene church, and so threw his lot in with them. After a successful career (if it may be called thus) as an evangelist, he accepted the position of president at Texas Holiness University (now Peniel College).

Throughout his life, Hills wrote many great books, and contributed much to the Kingdom of God. His legacy has long survived him, and doubtless he will be remembered for generations to come.

Dettagli