Sermon [On 2 Cor. Ii, 16] Preached at the Consecration of ... W. Otter ... Bishop of Chichester

This volume contains a sermon delivered by Charles Webb Le Bas at the consecration of William Otter as Bishop of Chichester. The sermon, based on 2 Corinthians 2:16, offers theological reflections appropriate for such a significant religious ceremony. Le Bas, known for his contributions to theological discourse, provides insights into the responsibilities and spiritual significance of the bishop's role. This sermon provides valuable historical context and theological insight into the Church of England during the period.

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