CONTENT S.

SERMON I.

JESUS CHRIST the Corner-Stone.

I PETER, ii. 6.

Behold! I lay in Sion a chief Corner-Stone, elect, precious: and he that believeth on Him Shall not be confounded.

SERMON II.

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The Christian Method of Juftification ex

plained and vindicated.

ROMANS, iii. 20—22.

By the Deeds of the Law there shall no Flesh be juftified in His Sight: for by the Law is the Knowledge of Sin. But now the Righteoufnefs of God without the Law is manifefted, being witnessed by the Law and the Prophets; even the Righteoufnefs of God which is by Faith of Jefus Chrift.

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SERMON

III.

On the Nature and Efficacy of Divine Grace.

2 COR. xii. 9.

And He faid unto me, "My Grace is fufficient

"for thee: for My Strength is made perfect

"in Weakness."

SERMON

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IV.

On the Nature and Efficacy of Divine Grace.

2 COR. xii. 9.

And He faid unto me, My Grace is fufficient
for thee: for My Strength is made perfect

"in Weakness."

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On the Nature and Efficacy of Divine Grace.

2 COR. xii. 9.

And He faid unto me, My Grace is fufficient

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for thee: for My Strength is made perfect

"in Weakness."

SERMON VI

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On the Marks which diftinguish a real

Chriftian.

GAL. V. 24.

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They that are Chrift's have crucified the Flesh

with the Affections and Lufts.

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SERMON VII.

On the Duty of openly ranging ourselves on

the Side of the Lord.

EXODUS, Xxxii. 26.

Then Mofes flood in the Gate of the Camp, and

faid: "Who is on the Lord's Side ?"

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VIII.

On the Sin of diffembling with God.

JEREMIAH, xlii. 20.

Ye diffembled in your Hearts, when ye fent me

unto the Lord your God, faying; Pray for us

unto the Lord our God: and according unto

all that the Lord our God fball fay, fo declare

and we will do it.

unto us,

SERMON IX.

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On the Nature and the Confequences of

Excuses for not giving up the Heart to

Religion.

LUKE, xiv. 18.

And they all with one Confent began to make

Excufe.

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SERMON X.

On Stedfaftnefs in Obedience to God.

NUMBERS, xiv. 24.

But my Servant Caleb, because he had another

Spirit with him and bath followed me fully,

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SERMON XI.

On the Character of Naaman.

2 KINGS, V. 2, 3.

The Syrians had gone out by Companies, and

had brought away captive out of Ifrael a little

Maid; and he waited on Naaman's Wife.

And fhe faid unto her Miftrefs; Would God

my Lord were with the Prophet that is in

Samaria: for he would recover him of his

Leprofy!

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SERMON

XII.

On habitual Remembrance of God.

PSALM xvi. 8.

I have fet the Lord always before me. Becaufe

He is at my right Hand, I fhall not be

moved.

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SERMON XIII.

On the Character of Herod Antipas.

MARK, vi. 16.

When Herod heard thereof, he faid; It is John

whom I bebeaded: he is rifen from the dead.

SERMON XIV.

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On the Exent of genuine Religion.

MICAH, vi. 8.

He hath fhewed thee, O Man, what is good.

And what doth the Lord require of thee, but

to do justly, and to love Mercy, and to walk

humbly with thy God?

SERMON XV.

On Presumptuous Plans.

[Preached at the Commencement of a new Year.]

JAMES, iv. 13-17.

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Go to now, ye that fay; "To-day, or to-mor-

66 row, we will go into fuch a City, and con-

"tinue there a Year, and buy and fell, and

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get Gain." Whereas ye know not what shall

be on the Morrow. For what is

your Life?