Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded

William Henry Westcott, whose 65 pieces of written ministry we have preserved us here, was a Christian of great faith and faithfulness. By reading his Bio, one will get to know the man and his writings better.

George Cutting is the author of Safety Certainty and Enjoyment. This is another of his great writings.

George Cutting is the author of Safety Certainty and Enjoyment. This is another of his great writings.

The preface was By W H Bennet

With Introduction by James Wright

“I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord.”

Glasgow:

Pickering & Inglis, Printers and Publishers.

London: H. A. Raymond, 16 Paternoster Square, E.C.

Printed by Pickering & Inglis,

73 Bothwell Street,

Glasgow.

The Introduction was By W H Bennet

My own personal acquaintance with Mr. Chapman commenced, so far as I can remember, in the winter of the year 1841. I think it was on the evening of a Lord’s Day, after he had been addressing a Sunday School in the afternoon in another part of the city, that he met a few believers of varying ages in an ante-room of Bethesda Chapel, Great George Street, Bristol, before the evening meeting, and conversed with us about the manifestation of Himself, by the Lord Jesus to His disciples, after their night of fruitless toil, as recorded in the twenty-first chapter of John’s Gospel; and the peculiarly tender and sympathetic tones with which he recited the words “Children, have ye any meat?” are, after all the years that have since elapsed, still fresh in my memory and heart.

Since then, again and again, has his mere reading aloud of the Word of God edified me, and I fully endorse the remark of a Christian friend who once said to me, “To hear Mr. Chapman only read a psalm is as good as a sermon!”

The preface was By W H Bennet

With Introduction by James Wright

“I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord.”

Glasgow:

Pickering & Inglis, Printers and Publishers.

London: H. A. Raymond, 16 Paternoster Square, E.C.

Printed by Pickering & Inglis,

73 Bothwell Street,

Glasgow.

The Introduction was By W H Bennet

My own personal acquaintance with Mr. Chapman commenced, so far as I can remember, in the winter of the year 1841. I think it was on the evening of a Lord’s Day, after he had been addressing a Sunday School in the afternoon in another part of the city, that he met a few believers of varying ages in an ante-room of Bethesda Chapel, Great George Street, Bristol, before the evening meeting, and conversed with us about the manifestation of Himself, by the Lord Jesus to His disciples, after their night of fruitless toil, as recorded in the twenty-first chapter of John’s Gospel; and the peculiarly tender and sympathetic tones with which he recited the words “Children, have ye any meat?” are, after all the years that have since elapsed, still fresh in my memory and heart.

Since then, again and again, has his mere reading aloud of the Word of God edified me, and I fully endorse the remark of a Christian friend who once said to me, “To hear Mr. Chapman only read a psalm is as good as a sermon!”

The preface was By W H Bennet

With Introduction by James Wright

“I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord.”

Glasgow:

Pickering & Inglis, Printers and Publishers.

London: H. A. Raymond, 16 Paternoster Square, E.C.

Printed by Pickering & Inglis,

73 Bothwell Street,

Glasgow.

The Introduction was By W H Bennet

My own personal acquaintance with Mr. Chapman commenced, so far as I can remember, in the winter of the year 1841. I think it was on the evening of a Lord’s Day, after he had been addressing a Sunday School in the afternoon in another part of the city, that he met a few believers of varying ages in an ante-room of Bethesda Chapel, Great George Street, Bristol, before the evening meeting, and conversed with us about the manifestation of Himself, by the Lord Jesus to His disciples, after their night of fruitless toil, as recorded in the twenty-first chapter of John’s Gospel; and the peculiarly tender and sympathetic tones with which he recited the words “Children, have ye any meat?” are, after all the years that have since elapsed, still fresh in my memory and heart.

Since then, again and again, has his mere reading aloud of the Word of God edified me, and I fully endorse the remark of a Christian friend who once said to me, “To hear Mr. Chapman only read a psalm is as good as a sermon!”

The True Worship 

by J. S. Blackburn

London: Central Bible Truth Depot Ltd., 11 Little Britain, E.C.1.

1st Edition 1964.

Video about the book. The Introduction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OjP6V8Hoks

Contents

1. Prologue

2. The Bible Words and their Meaning

3. The Priesthood of Christ

4. The Priesthood of Believers

5. Spiritual Sacrifices

6. The Psalmists' Joy in God

7. The Father and the Son

8. The Lord's Supper

9. Hymns and Singing

10. "In Spirit" and "By the Spirit."

11. Epilogue

The True Worship 

by J. S. Blackburn

London: Central Bible Truth Depot Ltd., 11 Little Britain, E.C.1.

1st Edition 1964.

Video about the book. The Introduction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OjP6V8Hoks

Contents

1. Prologue

2. The Bible Words and their Meaning

3. The Priesthood of Christ

4. The Priesthood of Believers

5. Spiritual Sacrifices

6. The Psalmists' Joy in God

7. The Father and the Son

8. The Lord's Supper

9. Hymns and Singing

10. "In Spirit" and "By the Spirit."

11. Epilogue

The True Worship 

by J. S. Blackburn

London: Central Bible Truth Depot Ltd., 11 Little Britain, E.C.1.

1st Edition 1964.

Video about the book. The Introduction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OjP6V8Hoks

Contents

1. Prologue

2. The Bible Words and their Meaning

3. The Priesthood of Christ

4. The Priesthood of Believers

5. Spiritual Sacrifices

6. The Psalmists' Joy in God

7. The Father and the Son

8. The Lord's Supper

9. Hymns and Singing

10. "In Spirit" and "By the Spirit."

11. Epilogue

The True Worship 

by J. S. Blackburn

London: Central Bible Truth Depot Ltd., 11 Little Britain, E.C.1.

1st Edition 1964.

Video about the book. The Introduction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OjP6V8Hoks

Contents

1. Prologue

2. The Bible Words and their Meaning

3. The Priesthood of Christ

4. The Priesthood of Believers

5. Spiritual Sacrifices

6. The Psalmists' Joy in God

7. The Father and the Son

8. The Lord's Supper

9. Hymns and Singing

10. "In Spirit" and "By the Spirit."

11. Epilogue