The Greatest Thing in the World

and Other Addresses

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The spiritual classic The Greatest Thing In the World is a trenchant and tender analysis of Christian love as set forth in the thirteenth chapter of I Corinthians. The other addresses speak to other aspects of Christian life and thought. (Summary by Pattymarie)

Chapters

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01 The Greatest Thing In the World: Title Page and chapter titled The Greatest Thing in the World 10:10 Read by Patty Marie
02 The greatest Thing In the World: The Contrast 5:46 Read by Patty Marie
03 The Greatest Thing In the World: The Analysis Part I 16:02 Read by Patty Marie
04 The Greatest Thing In the World: The Analysis Part II 13:09 Read by Patty Marie
05 The Greatest Thing In the World: The Analysis Part III 11:10 Read by Patty Marie
06 The Greatest Thing In the World: The Defense 20:52 Read by Patty Marie
07 The Programme of Christianity: The Programme of Christianity 12:22 Read by Patty Marie
08 The Programme of Christianity: The Founding of the Society 7:40 Read by Patty Marie
09 The Programme of Christianity: The Programme of the Society 35:17 Read by Patty Marie
10 The Programme of Christianity: The Machinery of the Society 14:10 Read by Patty Marie
11 The City Without a Church: I Saw the City 18:29 Read by Patty Marie
12 The City Without a Church: His Servants Shall Serve 18:47 Read by Patty Marie
13 The City Without a Church: I Saw No Temple There 27:51 Read by Patty Marie
14 The Changed Life: The Changed Life 10:26 Read by Patty Marie
15 The Changed Life: The Formula For Sanctification 17:55 Read by Patty Marie
16 The Changed Life: The Alchemy of Influence part 1 13:57 Read by Patty Marie
17 The Changed Life: The Alchemy of Influence part 2 14:26 Read by Patty Marie
18 The Changed Life: The First Experiment 20:02 Read by Patty Marie
19 Pax Vobiscum: Introductory 6:20 Read by Patty Marie
20 Pax Vobiscum: Effects Require Causes 29:19 Read by Patty Marie
21 Pax Vobiscum: What Yokes Are For 11:15 Read by Patty Marie
22 Pax Vobiscum: How Fruits Grow 13:46 Read by Patty Marie

Reviews


Only critique is that the readers voice is low & sometimes hard to understand but the book is a great inspiration from a time past that still gets a Christian thinking afresh