INDEX.

PAGE.

A Bethel Visit

A Blessed Soul in an Afflicted Body

A Full Saviour and an Empty Sinner
Affliction

A Feeble Tribute of Affection

Amiable Love

A Precious Faith is a Tried Faith.

A Testimony for Truth

A Testimony to the Power of Vital Godliness..

.......

A Word of Friendly Remonstrance to a Minister
Called to Bear the Weighty Cross.....
Characteristics of a Believing Christian
Counsel in Perplex ty

EDITOR'S REVIEWS.-Calvin's Calvinism, 56, 92; Sacred Musings,
124; Fragments of Experience, 124; Deborah, 157; Last Days
of the Late Mr. Warburton, 190; Memoir of Richard Dore, 253;
Memoir of Hannah Judd, 283; Toplady's Hymns, 315; Keach's
Metaphors, 349; Memoir of James Bourne, 378.

Editor's Address

Experience of the late Mrs. Hooper

Good News from a Far Country.

He Hateth Putting Away..

INQUIRIES, with EDITOR'S ANSWERS :---Let every Man abide in the
same Calling, 50; Women having Power over their Heads, 50;
the Redeemer Speaking to the Multitude, 52; Water and Blood,
53; the Backslider and the Good Man, 90; Hearing Tubes,
91; Italics in the Bible, 120; New Translation of the Bible, 120;
Choosing Deacons, 154, 224; False Accusations, 155; Selling
Pamphlets at Chapel Doors, 187; Is Isaac a Type of Christ, 188;
Capital Punishments, 188; Voting for Settled Pastors, 189; Who
first Trusted in Christ, 223; Judge not that ye be not Judged,
250; Try the Spirits, 250; Ought Women to Vote in the Churches,
251; Did Judas partake of the Lord's Supper, 279; Baptism,
281; Spiritual Exhortations, 345; In Satan's Image Born, 346;
A Savor of Death unto Death, &c., 373; Christians in the Army,
375.

Is anything too hard for the Lord.

Is Anything too Hard for the Lord
I sat down under his Shadow

I will never Leave Thee

Letter by D. Herbert, 27; J. Jenkins, 29; Stephen Offer, 45; Sa-
muel Turner, 143; T. Boston, 171; G. Broadbridge, 205; Dr.
Conyers, 208; Mr. Romaine, 210; R, Thompson, 212; Mr. Hun-
tingdon to a Lady, 271; Mr. Henry Birch, 302; A Private Sol-
dier in India, 305, 368; John Berridge, 311; Thomas Boorne,
329; T. W. to Nathaniel Mariner, 338
Man shall not Live by Bread Alone
Mercies of a Covenant God..

Mourners in Zion Comforted..

142

308

21

173

240

307

366

175

334

84

145

299

239

5

370

361

43

357

24

74

237

22

111

..15, 37, 69

OBITUARY.-William Knee, 31; John Goodchild, 47; Joseph
Wright, 86; Elizabeth Fread, 114; Mrs. Clack, 148, 179, 216;
J. G. Smith, 243; Henry Birch, 275; Mrs. Coster, 312; Phebe
Saint, 340.

The Fountain Opened....

242

The Glorious Lord a Place of Broad Rivers and Streams.

42

MY WANDERINGS. Being Travels in the East, in 1846-47, 1850-51, 52-53, By JOHN GADSBY, formerly of Manchester.

Upwards of 6,000 Copies have been Sold.

Price of the Work complete, with colored Map included, 5s. in cloth, 6s. well bound in Half-Calf, lettered. 630 pages, with 70 Engravings on Wood. Sent post free.

The Map may be had separately, price 4d. Plain or 8d. Colored, post free.

J. Gadsby, Bouverie Street, Fleet Street, E. C. May be had by order of all Booksellers.

On January 1st, 1858, will (D.v.) be Published, No. 13 of THE FRIENDLY COMPANION AND ILLUSTRATED INSTRUCTOR. This Work contains a continuation of "MY WANDERINGS," being Travels in the East in 1846-47, 1850-51, 1852-53, and 1855-56. By JOHN GADSBY. The aim of the Editors will invariably be to please and instruct the reader; and no exertion will be spared to render the work universally acceptable. Published monthly, price Twopence. Several Illustrative Engravings on Wood will be given in each Number. 32 pages. London: J. Gadsby, 2, George Yard, Bouverie Street.

THE

GOSPEL STANDARD.

VOL. XXIV., 1858.

LONDON:

JOHN GADSBY, GEORGE YARD, BOUVERIE STREET.

1858.