Excerpt from The Range of Christian Experience: Being the Twenty-Eighth Fernley Lecture, Delivered in Hull, July, 1898

The following pages are a lecture, not a treatise, being suggestive and practical rather than exhaustive and complete. Christian experience is as manifold as is human temperament on the one hand, or the gifts of God's grace on the other. The lecturer has endeavoured to note merely a few of the directions in which thought may be profitably turned, with a view at once to the glorification of God for the bounty of His provision for the soul, and to the nourishment of a spirit of devotion and hopefulness amongst the people of God.

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