The Blood of the Cross
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The late Rev. Andrew Murray tells us that it was on a journey to Europe that his mind was directed definitely to the consideration of the "power of the blood of Jesus." That phrase gripped him and seemed to keep demanding from him, "What does the power of the blood really mean?" He says, "My consideration of this question, and my meditation upon the Scriptures to find an answer to it was made a great blessing to me." On his return to South Africa, he took up this subject for consideration during Passion week in his congregation in Wellington. Fifteen addresses were delivered on that occasion, then five at a later date. The substance of the first ten of these discourses has already been published in a companion volume, The Power of the Blood of Jesus; the remaining ten are now sent forth under this title, The Blood of the Cross. - Preface.
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