The Divine Glory Manifested in the Conduct and Discourses of Our Lord, 8 Sermons

The Divine Glory Manifested In The Conduct And Discourses Of Our Lord, 8 Sermons by Charles Atmore Ogilvie. This volume collects eight sermons preached before the University of Oxford in 1836, originally part of the Bampton Lectures. Ogilvie examines the miracles, parables, and discourses of Jesus Christ, arguing for the divine nature of the Word made flesh and exploring how the Gospel accounts reveal Christ’s authority, wisdom, and compassion. The sermons discuss the role of Scripture as testimony to Christ, the purpose of miracles as evidence of his mission, and the Parables as guides to spiritual insight and moral living. They emphasize the unity of the Father and the Son, the accessibility of Christ to sinners and scholars alike, and the relationship between disciples and their Master. Prefaced by notes on the Lectures’ origins, with illustrations and a biographical note on the author, the volume offers a thoughtful, scholarly treatment suitable for students of theology and lay readers alike.