Posthumous Works of Thomas Chalmers (9 vols.)
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Overview
Scottish minister Thomas Chalmers once asked, “What is the most effectual method of making Christianity so to bear upon a population as that it shall reach every door and be brought into contact with all families?” He spent his life striving to answer this question, zealously serving as a minister, working to alleviate poverty, lecturing as chair of moral philosophy at St. Andrews University, and leading the formation of the Free Church of Scotland. Also an advocate of personal devotion, Chalmers modeled this in his own life. His profound love of Scripture is reflected in his carefully recorded thoughts and meditations from his daily readings.
The Posthumous Works of Thomas Chalmers brings together nine volumes encompassing Chalmers’ meditations on Scripture, his sermons, and his university lectures. Read Chalmers’ personal perspectives on the Word, study almost 50 years of his sermons, and explore his teachings on ethics, natural theology, and the doctrine of the Spirit. These works provide an authentic portrait of Chalmers, reflecting both his private and public life.
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- Posthumously published works by Thomas Chalmers
- Personal reflections on Scripture, covering both the Old and New Testament
- Collected sermons and university lectures
- Title: Posthumous Works of Thomas Chalmers
- Author: Thomas Chalmers
- Editor: William Hanna
- Publisher: Harper & Brothers
- Volumes: 9
- Pages: 4,398
Thomas Chalmers (1780–1847), a Scottish mathematician, was also a theologian and pastor who later became a leader of the Free Church of Scotland. He was also very involved with the educational system and as an advocate for the poor. Chalmers wrote many theological resources during his lifetime.
About William Hanna
William Hanna was a minister, author, and editor. He was also Thomas Chalmers’ son in law, married to Anne Chalmers. Aside from editing the Posthumous Works of the Rev. Thomas Chalmers, Hanna is the author of Martyrs of the Scottish Reformation and Last Day of Our Lord’s Passion.
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Daniel Caballero
9/5/2020
Scott Cameron
12/11/2018
Charles Haddon Spurgeon says of Thomas Chalmers, "Those acquainted with the writings of Chalmers will know what to expect from his pen when guided by fervent devotion."
