Charles Henry Mackintosh

TO THE AMERICAN EDITION As several persons in America have, without any authority whatever from me, undertaken to publish my four volumes of "Notes," I deem it my duty to inform the reader that I have given full permission to Messrs. Loizeaux... Lire la suite

To all who love and relish the simple gospel of the grace of God, I would earnestly recommend the following "Notes on the Book of Genesis." They are characterized by a deep-toned evangelical spirit. Having had the privilege of reading them in MS., I... Lire la suite

A wise king and, by some accounts, a distant ancestor of Jesus, David is one of the most compelling figures depicted in the Bible. In this thoughtful and comprehensive volume, theologian Charles Henry Mackintosh provides rich historical context for... Lire la suite

The value and importance of the Word of God cannot be over-estimated at the present moment. Its integrity and authority are being assailed from almost every quarter and in every form of attack. "If the foundations be destroyed, what can the... Lire la suite

"When the Lord thy God shall bring thee into the land whither thou goest to possess it, and hath cast out many nations before thee, ... seven nations greater and mightier than thou, and when the Lord thy God shall deliver them before thee, thou... Lire la suite

The writer cannot suffer a new edition of this volume to issue from the press without a line or two of deep thankfulness to the Lord for His grace in making use of such a feeble instrumentality in the furtherance of His truth and the edification of... Lire la suite

In "Notes on the Book of Genesis," Charles Henry Mackintosh delves into the intricate narratives of Genesis, unraveling their theological and moral dimensions through a blend of exegesis and practical application. His writing is imbued with a... Lire la suite

Evangelization is a message of meditation based on the Bible and written by C.H. Makintosh 1820-1896 Charles Henry Mackintosh (1820-1896) was an Irish preacher, Bible expositor, and author. Active in the Irish Revival of 1859-1860. His first tract,... Lire la suite

In "Notes on the Book of Leviticus," Charles Henry Mackintosh delivers a meticulously detailed exploration of the pivotal text within the Hebrew Bible. His analytical approach combines exegesis and theological reflection, reflecting the literary... Lire la suite

"The Great Commission" by Charles Henry Mackintosh delves into the profound concept of conversion, emphasizing its necessity and true nature. Mackintosh argues that genuine conversion is not merely a superficial change or a shift from one religious... Lire la suite

"The All-Sufficiency of Christ" is a book written by Charles Henry Mackintosh, a 19th-century Christian preacher and writer. In this work, Mackintosh likely explores the central theme of the sufficiency of Jesus Christ for the believer's salvation,... Lire la suite

"The Assembly of God" by Charles Henry Mackintosh delves into the concept of the "man of God" amidst the challenges and moral decline of the Church. The text contrasts three states of man: "man in nature," "a man in Christ," and "the man of God."... Lire la suite

Charles Henry Mackintosh known world wide as "C.H.M.," was born in 1820 in Country Wicklow, Ireland. He was spiritually stirred when he was eighteen by letters from his sister after her conversion. But his own peace was resolved by the sentence: "It... Lire la suite

The character of the book on which we now enter is quite as distinct as that of any of the four preceding sections of the Pentateuch. Were we to judge from the title of the book, we might suppose that it is a mere repetition of what we find in... Lire la suite

Preface to the Third Edition The writer cannot suffer a new edition of this volume to issue from the press without a line or two of deep thankfulness to the Lord for His grace, in making use of such a feeble instrumentality in the furtherance of His... Lire la suite

I cannot suffer this Fourth Edition to go forth, without an expression of heartfelt thankfulness to the Lord for His goodness in making use of such a feeble instrumentality, for the profit of souls, and the spread of His own simple truth. It is an... Lire la suite

The Life and Times of Elijah The Prophet's First Message The Prophet in Retirement The House of Ahab The Prophet on Mount Carmel The Prophet on Mount Horeb The Prophet's Rapture Jehoshaphat — Worldliness Job and His Friends The Life and Times of... Lire la suite

We now enter upon the study of the fourth grand division of the Pentateuch, or five books of Moses; and we shall find the leading characteristic of this book quite as strongly marked as that of any of the three books which have already engaged our... Lire la suite

Charles H. Mackintosh, known worldwide as C.H.M. (1820-1896) Volume IV: Doctrine Table of Contents: Glad Tidings Christianity – What Is It? Forgiveness of Sins: What Is It? The Ground of Divine Forgiveness. The Extent of Divine Forgiveness. The... Lire la suite

In "Notes on the Book of Genesis," Charles Henry Mackintosh presents a profound exploration of the first book of the Bible, combining exegetical rigor with a devotional approach. The text is characterized by Mackintosh's clear and accessible... Lire la suite