That the Man of God may be thoroughly

perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all

good Works. : Pag. 1, to 47

SERMON III.

The Joy of a good Christian.

PHILIPPIANS iv. 4.

Rejoice in the Lord always ; and again I

Say rejoice.

p. 47

SERMON IV.

The Bounty of Providence dif-

played in the Fruitfulness of the

Earth.

PSALM Ixv. 11.

Thou crownest the Year with thy Goodness,

and thy Paths drop Fatness. p. 71

SERMON

SERMON V.
The comparative Virtue of believ-

ing with, or without, sensible
Proof.

JOHN XX. 29.

Jesus faith unto him, Thomas, because

thou hast seen me, thou hast believed;

blessed are they that have not seen, and

yet have believed. . pag. 91

SERMON VI.

Our Duty enforced from God's

Omniscience.

HEBREWS iv. 13.

All Things are naked and open unto the

Eyes of Him with whom we have to

p. 115

do.

SERMON

SERMON VII.

The Gifts of the Holy Ghoft.

EPHESIANS iv. 8.

Gave Gifts unto Men. pag. 135

SERMON VIII, IX, X.

The Evil of corrupt Communica-

tion.

• EPHESIANS IV. 29.

Let no corrupt. Communication proceed

out of your Mouth; but that which is

good for the Use of Edifying, that it

may minister Grace unto the Hearers.

p. 159

SERMON

.

From

. SERMON XI.

The Shamefulness of Sin an Argu-

ment for Repentance.

ROMANS vi. 21.

What Fruit had ye then in those Things

whereof ye are now ashamed ? for the

End of those Things is Death. pag. 227

SERMON XII.

The Wisdom of being Religious.

JOB xxviii. 28.

And unto Man He said ; the Fear

of the Lord, that is Wisdom ; and

to depart from Evil, is Understanding.

p. 253

SERMON XIII.

Christ's Ascension and Interceffion.

HEBREW S ix. 24.

For Christ is not entered into the Holy

Places made with Hands, which are

the Figures of the Truth ; but into

Heaven itself, now to appear in the

Presence of God for us. p. 277

A LIST