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.VOL. II.

LONDON,
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MDCCXLIX.

THE

CONTENTS

OF THE

SECOND VOLUME,

SERMON XVII.

THE Duty and Measure of Almsgiving.

Page 1

MARK xii. 43, 44. And be called to bis Dil-

ciples, and faith to them, verily I say unto

you, that this poor Widow bath cast more in,

than all they which have cast into the Trea-

Jury. For all they did cast in of their Abun-
dance; but she of her want did caft in all
she bad, even all ber Living.

SERMON XVIII.

Sense of Religion more observable in the

middle and meaner rank of People. p. 45

MATT H. xi. 25. I thank thee, O Father Lord

of heaven and earth, because thou haft bid

thefethings from the wise and prudent, and

bast revealed them unto babes.

... A 3 SERMON

SERMON XIX.

On the fame Subject. p. 66

SERMON XX.

On the same Subject. p. 86

SERMON XXI.

The necessity of watching and praying. p. 105

MATT-H. xxvi. 41. Watch and pray that ye

enter not into temptation: The spirit indeed

is willing, but the flesh is weak.

1... SERMON XXII.

The war of the flesh and the spirit. p. 130

GALAT. v. 17. For the flesh lufteth against

the Spirit, and the spirit against the flesh,

and these are contrary the one to the other :

So that ye cannot do the things that ye would.

SER MON XXIII.

The duty of plucking out the eye explained.

p. 156

MARKix, 47, 48. And if thine eye offend thee,

pluck it out :: It is better for thee to enter

into the kingdom of God with one eye, than ha-

ving two rives to be cast into hell fire; wheretbeir

worm dieth not, and their fire is not quenched.

SERMON

SERMON XXIV.

On the same Subject..., p. 179

SERMON XXV.

PHI L. iii. 20, 21. For our conversation is in

in heaven, from whence also we look for the

Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ: Who shall

change our vile body, that it may be fashion-

ed like unto bis glorious body, according to

the working, whereby he is able even to-sub-

due all things unto bimself. ........

SERMON. XXVI.

On the Day of Judgment. P: 219

Rey e L, XX. 12. And I faw the dead, small

and great, stand before God: and the books

were opened, which is the Book of Life. And

the dead were judged out of those things wbich

were written in the books, according to their

works.

'SER MON XXVII. :

The law proved to be good from the evidence

of our own consciences... P. 240

Rom. vii. 19. For the good that I would, I do

mot: but the evil which I would not, that do I.

ER MON XXVIII.

The comfort of a good man at the approach

of death.

p. 265