The Works and Words of our Saviour

Henry James Coleridge's "The Works and Words of our Saviour" gathers and presents the sayings and deeds of Jesus Christ with a clear aim: to draw the reader into the living meaning of the Gospel. Rather than treating the life of Christ as distant history, the book highlights how each word and each act reveals God's character-mercy that confronts suffering, authority that serves, and truth that challenges hypocrisy. Coleridge's selection and commentary emphasize the practical impact of Christ's teaching: faith is not only believed, but embodied; love is not only admired, but practiced. Through a focused reading of Scripture, the book invites reflection on what it means to follow a Saviour. The Works and Words of our Saviour is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1897.