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I. General

His determination to fulfil his word
Our entire dependence on him

The destructive influence of sinners
- The evil of an unconverted state
The wickedness and madness of unregene-

rate men
The aversion they have to God and his ways
The mutualabhorrence that subsists between

God and them
The danger of disregarding the word of God
The sinfulness of confounding good and evil
The vanity of a sinsul life
The present bitterness of sin
God discovers our most secret sins
* The certainty that sin will find us out

The eternal consequences of sin
The character and end of the wicked
The difference that will be put between the

righteous and the wicked

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The folly of atheism
. * The shamefulness of not knowing God

The danger of spiritual idolatry
An inquiry into our faith
* The folly of unbelief
The danger of it
The end of it
Thë sinfulness of making light of Christ
The spirituality of the law -
* Our violations of every commandment
* The extent and consequences of man's de-

pravity
- The only righteousness by which men can

be saveda
* The justice of God shewn in the justifying

of sinners
The law of faith and the law of works con-

trasted
The insufficiency of any legal righteousness
. The impossibility of being saved except by

blood
The consequence of a false profession
Against bringing forth fruit to ourselves
* Against being wise in our own conceits

The self-flattering delusions of sinners
The importance of knowing Christ

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We can know nothing of the Father, but

from Christ

Christ the only way to the Father :

the only foundation

. The necessity of loving Christ

The evil of hating Christ -

* The danger of neglecting the great sacrifice

The necessity of having the Spirit of Christ

* Thé sin against the Holy Ghost

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2. Our spirit and conduct

The extent and importance of a Christian's

duty-

Against depending on futurity

the evils of the tongue

supineness

defiling of God's temple

wilful disobedience

being of the world

the friendship of the world

a want of moderation in the use of

earthly things -

living after the flesh

covetousness

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The importance of attending to God's ex-

hortations in general

1. Inviting

To return to God -
Do from the consideration of what he has

done for us

To receive the blessings of the gospel

To turn to Christ as a strong-hold

To come to him for living water

To come to him for rest

To look to him for salvation

To hope in him

To remind him of his promises
To expect from him the pardon of all sin
To accept reconciliation through him
To return from a backslidden state

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