As Andrew Bonar notes in his preface to Quaint Sermons of Samuel Rutherford Hitherto Unpublished (1885), "Samuel Rutherford never fails to set Christ on high, for truly he had 'a thirst no earthly stream could satisfy -- A hunger that must feed on Christ, or die.'"

These sermons, in setting forth the splendor of Christ as revealed in His Word, will continue to offer much comfort and consolation to contemporary Christians. Of the sermons that make up this volume some titles include:

• "The Spouse's Longing for Christ (Song of Solomon 5:3-6)"
• "Fear not, thou worm Jacob (Isa. 41:14-16)"
• "The Worth and Excellence of the Gospel (2 Cor. 10:4-5)" and
• "The Forlorn Son -- The Fathers Expressed Welcome (Luke 15:22-23)"

...along with fourteen others.

394 pages.