The Australian Christian – 1900s

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#51 (18 December) – Christmas Number; Australia’s Deserts; and their Capabilities; The French Capital

#50 (11 December) – Home Missions in Victoria

#49 (4 December) – Australia’s Treatment of the Aborigine; Painting and Sculpture

#48 (27 November) – The Catacombs and St. Peter’s; An Unanswered Query (Vic Conference Sermon)

#47 (20 November) – The Philosophy of Faith (SA Conference Essay); Rome and Her Antiquities

#46 (13 November) – Athens and Naples; Notes on Evidences of Christianity (9.)

#45 (6 November) – Christ, Our Plea; From Beyrout to Constantinople

#44 (30 October) – In the Land of Syria; Notes on Evidences of Christianity (8.)

#43 (23 October) – The Australian Churches (1.)

#42 (16 October) – “Right Life for Us” (NSW Sunday School Union Conference); Four Days in Galilee

#41 (9 October) – The Bible as Authority; Jerusalem to Tabor

#40 (2 October) – Hebron & Bethlehem

#39 (25 September) – From Jerusalem to Jericho; Chesterfield Sketches (5.)

#38 (18 September) – Walks in Jerusalem; SA Conference

#37 (11 September) – The Sacred Mountains

#36 (4 September) – Numbers and their Spiritual Significance

#35 (28 August) – South Australian Conference Number

#34 (21 August) – From Egypt to the Promised Land

#33 (14 August) – Mosques and Mohammedanism in Cairo; The Evangelisation of NS. Wales

#32 (7 August) – Remnants of Ancient Egypt; Notes on Evidences of Christianity (7.)

#31 (31 July) – The Beauty of Holiness

#30 (24 July) – Living and Dying; Melbourne Special Missions

#29 (17 July) – Some Problems and their Solution

#28 (10 July) – Doubling a Preacher’s Power; Notes on Evidences of Christianity (6.)

#27 (3 July) – Three Great Reformers (3. Melancthon)

#26 (26 June) – Good-Bye to an Old Chapel; Notes on Evidences of Christianity (5.)

#25 (19 June) – The Wrath to Come

#24 (12 June) – A Candidate for India, Miss Poole

#23 (5 June) – The Dream of Pilate’s Wife

#22 (29 May) – The Late J.A. Davies

#21 (22 May) – Farewell to W.C. Morro

#20 (15 May) – Chesterfield Sketches (4.)

#19 (8 May) – The Entering Light (7. Victories of the Bible)

#18 (1 May) – Christian Enthusiasm; NZ Conferences (cont’d)

#17 (24 April) – The Entering Light (6. Some Unique Features of the Bible); NZ Conferences

#16 (17 April) – WA Conference; NSW Sisters’ Conference; Tasmanian Conference

#15 (10 April) – NSW Conference, 1902; Victorian Sisters’ Conference, 1902

#14 (3 April) – Victorian Conference; West Moreton Conference, Queensland

#13 (27 March) – The Entering Light (5. The Bible’s Impression on Literature)

#12 (20 March) – Three Great Reformers (2. Jerome Savonarola)

#11 (13 March) – Chesterfield Sketches (3.)

#10 (6 March) – The Entering Light (4. The Stories of the Bible)

#9 (27 February) – Soul Rest

#8 (20 February) – The Entering Light (3. The Poetry of the Bible)

#7 (13 February) – Three Great Reformers (1. John Wyclif)

#6 (6 February) – The Entering Light (2. The Bible as History)

#5 (30 January) – The Human Nature of Christ

#4 (23 January) – The Entering Light (1. The Sacred Scripture)

#3 (16 January) – Chesterfield Sketches (1.)

#2 (9 January) – Notes on Evidences of Christianity (1.)

#1 (2 January) – The Intellectual Status of the Australian Aborigine

Index

1901 (Vol. IV)

There is a typography error for the Australian Christian for Vol. 5, 1901 . The front cover for issues 1-17 display the date as year-ending 1900, when those issues were produced in 1901.

#49 (19 December) – The Rise and Progress of the Austral Publishing Company

#48 (12 December) – Victorian Missionary Number

#47 (5 December) – Christ, Our Example

#46 (28 November) – The Guide to the Old Path

#45 (21 November) – The Peculiarities of the Disciples: the peculiar use which the disciples make of baptism (cont’d)

#44 (14 November) – The Conduct of Baptism

#43 (7 November) – The Peculiarities of the Disciples: the particular use which the disciples make of baptism

#42 (31 October) – John G. Woolley on “Power”

#41 (24 October) – One Idea

#40 (17 October) – The Aftergrowth of a Sin

#39 (10 October) – The Peculiarities of the Disciples: the peculiar creed of the disciples

#38 (3 October) – “Hindrances and Helps to the Gospel,” South Australian Conference 1901 speech

#37 (26 September) – “Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs: No. 2”

#36 (19 September) – “Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs: No. 1”; SA Conference 1901 (cont’d)

#35 (12 September) – Faith and Belief

#34 (5 September) – The Importance of Home Missions in New Fields; The Peculiarities of the Disciples: the aim of the disciples

#33 (29 August) – “The Adelaide Churches,” and South Australian Conference, 1901

#32 (22 August) – Visions of the Christ (A Wandering Boy’s Return)

#31 (15 August) – The Best Method of Conducting Morning Worship Meetings…

#30 (8 August) – Visions of the Christ (The Last Office for the Dead)

#29 (1 August) – Visions of the Christ (The Repentance of Peter)

#28 (25 July) – Visions of the Christ (The Crucifixion of Christ)

#27 (18 July) – Divine Healing

#26 (11 July) – Visions of the Christ (Touching the Hem of His Garment)

#25 (4 July) – Visions of the Christ (The Denial of Peter)

#24 (27 June) – Visions of the Christ (Pilate on Trial)

#23 (20 June) – Visions of the Christ (The Sleeping Disciples)

#22 (13 June) – Foreign Mission Number

#21 (6 June) – Visions of the Christ (The Lord’s Prayer)

#20 – (30 May) – “Pure Speech,” West Australian Conference Sermon, 1901

#19 (23 May) – Visions of the Christ (The Lord’s Supper)

#18 (9 May) – “The Perfect Life,” Victorian Conference Sermon, 1901.

#17 (2 May) – New Zealand Conferences, 1901

#16 (25 April) – New South Wales Conference, 1901 (incl. Sisters’ Conference)

#15 (18 April) – Victorian, and New South Wales, Conferences, 1901

#14 (11 April) – West Australia Conference Reports, 1901 and Victorian Conference (incl. Sisters’ Conference)

#13 (4 April) – Visions of the Christ (The Saviour’s Humility)

#12 (28 March) – Visions of the Christ (The Parable of the Ten Virgins)

#11 (21 March) – Visions of the Christ (Tribute to Caesar)

#10 (14 March) – Visions of the Christ (Departure of the Prodigal Son)

#9 (7 March) – Visions of the Christ (The Syrophrenecian Woman)

#8 (28 February) – Visions of the Christ (Dives and Lazarus)

#7 (21 February) – Visions of the Christ (For the Master’s Use)

#6 (14 February) – Visions of the Christ (The Problem of the Ages)

#5 (7 February) – Visions of the Christ (Healing of the Man Born Blind)

#4 (31 January) – A Study on the Kingdom of God

#3 (24 January) – Visions of the Christ (Peace Be To This House)

#2 (17 January) – A Needed Unity

#1 (10 January) – Twentieth Century Number

Index

1900 (Vol. III)

#52 (27 December) – Church Discipline

#51 (20 December) – Visions of the Christ (The Ten Lepers)

#50 (13 December) – First Century Missionary Methods

#49 (6 December) – The Position and Work of the Evangelist

#48 (29 November) – Visions of the Christ (The Healing of the Paralytic)

#47 (22 November) – Selected Articles (various authors)

#46 (15 November) – Visions of the Christ (The Adultress)

#45 (8 November) – Our Morning Meetings

#44 (1 November) – Visions of the Christ (The Healing of Two Blind Men)

#43 (25 October) – Visions of the Christ (Jesus Teaching in the Synagogue)

#42 (18 October) – Visions of the Christ (The Walking on the Sea)

#41 (11 October) – Visions of the Christ (Jesus and a “Sinner”)

#40 (4 October) – Visions of the Christ (The Son of the Widow of Nain)

#39 (27 September) – Visions of the Christ (The Prayer in Secret)

#38 (20 September) – South Australian Conference, 1900

#37 (13 September) – Visions of the Christ (The Saviour and the Centurion)

#36 (6 September) – Visions of the Christ (Christ’s Soothing Touch and Healing Word)

#35 (30 August) – Visions of the Christ (Jesus and the Sinners)

#34 (29 August) – Visions of the Christ (The Scene at Bethesda)

#33 (16 August) – Visions of the Christ (At Jacob’s Well)

#32 (9 August) – Visions of the Christ (Cleansing the Temple)

#31 (19 August) – Visions of the Christ (The Child Jesus)

#30 (26 July) – Visions of the Christ (Return from Egypt)

#29 (19 July) – Visions of the Christ (The Flight into Egypt)

#28 (12 June) – Visions of the Christ (The Star in the East)

#27 (5 July) – Visions of the Christ (Jesus, The Christ)

#26 (28 June) – The New Patch and the Old Bottles

#25 (21 June) – Responsibility of the Preacher to Foreign Missions

#24 (14 June) – The Great Need of Missions

#23 (7 June) – Love: a Condition of Acceptance with God

#22 (31 May) – How to Ensure Greater Success in the Lord’s Work?

#21 (24 May) – Education Number

#20 (17 May) – Wanderings in a Debatable Land

#19 (10 May) – The Evils and Remedy of Heresies

#18 (3 May) – Wandering Near the Golden Gate

#17 (26 April) – NSW Conference, 1900

#16 (19 April) – Victorian Conference, 1900

#15 (12 April) – The Good Samaritan at the Inn

#14 (5 April) – “So…”

#13 (29 March) – A Trip to the West

#12 (22 March) – What is the Church of Christ?

#11 (15 March) – The Relation of Baptism to the Blood of Christ

#10 (8 March) – The Words for Baptism

#9 (1 March) – Symposium: How is the Spiritual Life of the Church to be Increased?

#8 (22 February) – Biographical: Life of Elder John Smith (*part of a series)

#7 (15 February) – Aged Evangelist’s Fund

#6 (8 February) – Wandering in a Land of Diverse Customs

#5 (1 February) – Second Prize Essay: The Best Method of Conducting our Morning Worship Meeting, so as to give Liberty to the members, yet Efficiency of Service

#4 (25 January) – Wandering Across a Frosty Continent

#3 (18 January) – “I Got There”

#2 (11 January) – Jesus by the Sea

#1 (4 January) – Christ in the Bethany Home

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