Christmas Evans, the Preacher of Wild Wales: His country, his times, and his contemporariesHood, Edwin Paxton
History
Christmas Evans, the Preacher of Wild Wales: His country, his times, and his contemporaries
Hood, Edwin Paxton
Evans, Christmas, 1766-1838
Illustrations:—Accursed from Christ, to be, 150; Beginning at Jerusalem,
301; Bible regarded as a stone with seven eyes, 270; Cedar of God, the,
396; Church as an ark among the bulrushes, 337; Contests of Christian
creeds and sects, 177; Death as an inoculator, 340; Demoniac of Gadara,
123; Dream, a, 331; Ejaculatory prayer, 172; Father and Son glorified,
386; Finished redemption, 378; Four methods of preaching, 131; Gospel
mould, the, 332; Handwriting, the, 338; Hind of the morning, 92; Letter
on Church discipline, 291; Letter to a young minister, 142; Man in the
steel house, the, 334; Misplaced bone, the, 333; Parable of the birds,
343; Parable of the vine-tree, the thorn, etc., 344; Pious reflections,
291; Pithy sayings, 233; Purification of the conscience, 368; Remarks on
“Welsh Jumping,” 317; Reply to criticisms, 151; Resurrection of our Lord,
345; Satan walking in Dry Places, 177; Saul of Tarsus and his Seven
Ships, 332; Seeking the Young Child, 133; Shall prey be taken from the
mighty? 197; Their works do follow them, 275; They drank of that rock,
etc., 351; Time, 340; Time of reformation, 358; Timepiece, the, 342;
Trial of the witnesses, 267; Value of industry, 306; World as a
graveyard, 85.
Imagery, use of scriptural, 328.
Imitators, 326.
Improvement, efforts at self-, 44, 45.
Industry, value of, 306.
Inscription, a garden, 257.
Irving, Edward, referred to, 162.
* * * * *
JACK _bach_, 289.
Johnson, Dr., quoted, 225.
Jones, Catherine, 57.
Jones, Evan, 234; As a preacher, 235; Friendship with Christmas Evans,
235.
Jones of Ramoth, 71, 72.
Jones, Rev. J., and the mysterious horseman, 28–32.
Jones, Thomas, of Glynceiriog, 74; Sermon on Sandemanianism, 75, 76.
Jones, Thomas, referred to, 184.
Journal, reflections in, 291.
Journey, a last, 297.
Justice, satisfaction of divine, 379.
* * * * *
KEBLE quoted, 274.
“Keep that which thou hast,” 296.
Kilgerran, King Arthur’s castle at, 34.
* * * * *
LANGUAGE, the Welsh, 6, 7; Characteristics of, 14; Eliezer Williams on
the, 16; Proverbial character of, 178, 254; Theological, 315.
Last day, sermon on the, 189.
Lavater, wife of, referred to, 158.
Lewis, William, and Davies of Swansea, 207.
Library, Christmas Evans’s, 67.
Link, a connecting, 305.
“Little men,” the superstition of, 24.
Llandilo, neighbourhood of, 35.
Llandovery, vicar of, 217; vicarage, 219.
Llanfaes, churchyard of, 201.
Llangeitho, Daniel Rowland of, 221.
Llangevni, great Association sermon at, 75.
Lleyn, 53, 54; Christmas Evans at, 55, 61.
Llwynrhydowain, church at, 43, 46.
Loss, the great, 240.
Lucre, a lover of, 116.
Lyttleton, Lord, quoted, 15.
* * * * *
MABINOGION, the, 329.
MacDonald, George, quoted, 72.
Maesyberllan, Christmas Evans at, 54.
Malkin, Mr., quoted, 37.
Man, a self-made, 305.
Man, Christmas Evans as a, 304–321.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Reviews
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts on this work.
Elsewhere in the archive
Join the Discussion
Join the discussion
Sign in to leave a comment or review.
Sign InorCreate an account