The Life of God in the Soul of Man

Lulled to insincerity by religion and the emptiness of routine, this letter reminds readers of the life and power that should accompany following Christ. Instead of trying not to sin, building walls of good habits, or going through the motions of a “good” life, Scougal ignites a fire of truly seeking communion with our Father and humbling ourselves to His will. In order to walk in His way, we must love as He loves us and let His fruit mold us into His image. A work that has spurred many dry and weary souls to return to the fountain, these simple truths can create revolution in the hearts of His people.

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1. Opening Credits
2. Preface
3. The Life Of God In The Soul Of Man
4. Mistakes About Religion
5. What Religion Is
6. The Permanency And Stability Of Religion
7. The Freedom And Unconstrainedness Of Religion
8. Religion A Divine Principle
9. What The Natural Life Is
10. The Different Tendencies Of The Natural Life
11. Wherein The Divine Life Doth Consist
12. Religion Better Understood By Actions Than By Words
13. Divine Love Exemplified In Our Saviour
14. Our Saviours Constant Devotion
15. Our Saviours Charity To Men
16. Our Saviours Purity
17. Our Saviours Humility
18. A Prayer
19. The Excellency And Advantage Of Religion
20. The Excellency Of Divine Love
21. The Advantages Of Divine Love
22. The Worth Of The Object
23. The Certainty To Be Beloved Again
24. The Presence Of The Beloved Person
25. The Divine Love Makes Us Partake Of Infinite Happiness
26. He That Loveth God Finds Sweetness In Every Dispensation
27. The Duties Of Religion Are Delightful To Him
28. The Excellency Of Charity
29. The Pleasure That Attends Charity
30. The Excellency Of Purity
31. The Delight Afforded By Purity
32. The Excellency Of Humility
33. The Pleasure And Sweetness Of A Humble Temper
34. A Prayer
35. The Despondent Thoughts Of Some Newly Awakened To A Right Sense Of Things
36. The Unreasonableness Of These Fears
37. We Must Do What We Can And Depend On The Divine Assistance
38. We Must Shun All Manner Of Sin
39. We Must Know What Things Are Sinful
40. We Must Resist The Temptations Of Sin By Considering The Evils They Will Draw On Us
41. We Must Keep A Constant Watch Over Ourselves
42. We Must Often Examine Our Actions
43. It Is Fit To Restrain Ourselves In Many Lawful Things
44. We Must Strive To Put Ourselves Out Of Love With The World
45. We Must Do Those Outward Actions That Are Commanded
46. We Must Endeavor To Form Internal Acts Of Devotion Charity Etc
47. Consideration A Great Instrument Of Religion
48. To Beget Divine Love We Must Consider The Excellency Of The Divine Nature
49. We Should Meditate On Gods Goodness And Love
50. To Beget Charity We Must Remember That All Men Are Nearly Related Unto God
51. That They Carry Gods Image Upon Them
52. To Beget Purity We Should Consider The Dignity Of Our Nature
53. We Should Meditate Often On The Joys Of Heaven
54. Humility Arises From The Consideration Of Our Failings
55. Thoughts Of God Give Us The Lowest Thoughts Of Ourselves
56. Prayer Another Instrument Of Religion And The Advantages Of Mental Prayer
57. Religion Is To Be Advanced By The Same Means By Which It Is Begun
58. A Prayer
59. Closing Credits
60. The Life of God in the Soul of Man Sample