Divine Guidance

Table of Contents: I. The Need and Advantage. II. Israel an Example. III. Guidance Described. IV. Meekness the Chief Condition. V. Conditions of Understanding God and His Ways: 1. Knowledge. 2. Faith. 3. Waiting. VI. Methods of Guidance: 1.God's commands. 2. Vital Principles of Commands. 3. Circumstances - Conjunction of Events. 4. Guidance of the Judgment - Conscience. 5. Exceptional Guidance: (1) By tests. (2) By special insight. (3) By visions. (4) By angels. (5) In the Spirit or by the Spirit - as to Ministering of The Word. (6) Guidance in Prayer. (7) By special applications of scripture. VII. Conclusion.