In this collection of essays and sketches, Robert Smith Candlish argues for the sovereignty of the Christian people and the headship of Christ over the Church. He draws on historical and scriptural evidence to show that the true power of Christianity lies not in the hands of the clergy but in the hearts of the faithful. Candlish's eloquent prose and profound insights make this a timeless classic of Christian literature.
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