Leahy, Frederick S.
The Cross He Bore: Meditations on the Sufferings of the Redeemer (Leahy)
Description
Frederick Leahy spent a lifetime in the ministry of the Word. In these pages, preacher, pastor and theologian come together in a happy unity. No words are wasted. There is nothing of the frothy and insubstantial. Here is satisfying truth, painstakingly quarried and crafted for the needs of God’s people. A judicious selection of gems from the writings of others provides further enrichment and stimulus to thought.
Contents
- Man of Sorrows
- Prayerful Submission
- Strengthened to suffer
- Satan’s Hour
- The Dumb Lamb
- Taking the Oath
- Sentenced to Death
- The Butt of Mockery
- The Crown of Thorns
- Outside the Gates
- Satan’s Cup Refused
- The King Among Bandits
- Outer Darkness
Endorsement
"Sometimes a book comes unhyped and unheralded and takes me by storm, and such is the case with The Cross He Bore by Frederick Leahy. Whenever I read it–and I have read it again and again–I am often compelled to stop and worship, to stop and meditate, or to stop and dry my eyes, thanking Christ for His immeasurable sacrifice. This little book is a true treasure."
— TIM CHALLIES
About the Author
Born in Ireland, Frederick Leahy (1922-2006) prepared for the ministry at the Free Church College, Edinburgh, and Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids. He joined the Reformed Presbyterian Church in 1953 and served three of its congregations until his retirement in 1988. In 1967 his gifts as a theological teacher were recognized by his denomination in his appointment to the chair of Systematic Theology, Apologetics and Christian Ethics in the Reformed Theological College, Belfast. He also served as Principal of the College from 1993 to 2002.