An edition of Sermons from life
(1933)
Sermons from life
by Clarence Edward Noble Macartney
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I believe everyone has the right to be happy
I can't let her go
If I had only known then what I know now
I want to see life
Is Jesus Christ real?
Every man has his own ladder down to hell
Beating against the bars
If I had, I would not be here today
There is something missing
It was a great disappointment
I beg to remain in sorrow his mother
You who are above temptation
The tenth hour struck for me this evening
It takes tribulation to make a man
The unpardonable sin
Do you ever pray about it
Alone
I believe I am going to hell
I thank God even amid my tears
If I had my life to live over again
Religion and trouble
Since his mother died
Can Christ do anything for my sin?
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