SECT.

PAGZ

5. Meaning of the Expression “to have ;" the primary

Injunction

6. Subsidiary Virtues

7. Express Prohibition

8. Vices and Defects condemned, by Inference.

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER III.

OF THE SECOND COMMANDMENT.

1. The Second Commandment relates specifically to

Religious Worship

2. Duties virtually inculcated in the negative Precept

3. Inward Dispositions required by it.

4. Outward Tokens of Devotion

5. Subsidiary Virtues and Practices.

6. Formal Prohibition......

7. What Images are forbidden

8. Sanction

9. What is meant by Visiting the Iniquity of the

Parents on the Children

10. The Promise of Mercy

Extracts froin Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

78

79

ib.

CHAPTER IV.

OF THE THIRD COMMANDMENT.

jb.

107

1. Substance of the Third Commandment

106

2. Terms of it

3. Immediate Requisition

4. Duties virtually enjoined

108

5. Express Prohibition

109

6. Implied Prohibition

III

7. Sanction....

ib.

Eftracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers,

CHAPTER V.

OF TEE FOURTH COMMANDMENT

PAGE

SECT.
1. The last Precept of the First Table relates to the
Religious Observance of a certain Day..

137 2. Terms of the Conimandment.....

138 3. Positive Injunction.

140 4. Sins forbidden.....

141 5. Reasons for this Commandment, and Arguments for its observance

143 Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER VI.

OF THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT.

1. General Subject of the Second Table

.... 167 2. The Fifth Commandment refers to Relative Duties 168 3. Terms

ib. 4. Obligations of Inferiors

169 5. Of Superiors...:

171 6. Sins forbidden, of Inferiors, and of Superiors.. 173 7. Obligations of Husbands and Wives

175 8. Duties between Equals

ib. 9. The Fifth Commandment is "the First with Promise" ib. Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER VII.

OF THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT.

..., 217

1. Meaning of the Sixth Commandment

214 2. Duties virtually enjoined .

215 3. Sins directly or indirectly forbidden 4. Sanction

218 Extracts from $cripture, Book of Common Prayer,

articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER VIII.

OP TRE SEVENTH COMMANDYENT,

SECT.

PAGE 1. Subject of the Seventh Commandment

251 2. Duties and good Qualities required

252 3. Sins and Offences forbidden....

253 4. Graces and right Affections to be cultivated..... 256 5. Subordinate Vices

257 6. Sanction

ib Eftracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER IX.

OF THE EIGATE COMMANDMENT.

1. Subject of the Eighth Commandment.....

285 2. Virtues and Duties enjoined by the Spirit of the Precept.......

286 3. Sins which offend against it

288 4. Subsidiary good Qualities and Habits

290 5. Evil' Dispositions which give Occasion to Transgression

291 6. Sanction

292 Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Praper,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER X.

OF THE NINTI COMMANDMENT.

1. Subject of the Ninth Commandment

321 2. Primary Virtues to be cultivated

322 3. Express Prohibition ; general Sins forbidden ....

• 325 4. Subsidiary Virtues

328 5. Originating Vices.

329 6. Sanction

ib. Eftracts from $cripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homílies, and tworks of the Reformers.

CHAPTER XI.

OF THE TENTI COMMANDMENT. SECT.

PAGR 1. The Tenth Commandment relates to the Thoughts and Intents of the Heart

358 2. What is virtually enjoined

361 3. Sinful Appetites primarily forbidden

362 4. Virtues to be cultivated ...

364 5. Aggravating Sins to be avoided

ib. 6. It is not possible for Man to perform the whole Law ib. 7. Comparative Guilt of different Transgressions...

365 8. What is meant by Mortal and Venial Sin

366 Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

PART II.

CHAPTER I.

OF PRAYER,

1. The Duty of Prayer prescribed by the First Table of the Law

399 2. What Prayer is

ib. 3. All Prayer is to be addressed to God

400 4. Fitness of Subject and a proper Frame of Mind essential to Prayer...

401 5. Prayer to be accompanied by becoming external Posture

302 6. Invocation resolved into Petition, Thanksgiving, and Praise

403 7. Thanksgiving

404 8. Prayer to be made for others

405 9. Praise....

406 10. Prayer positively enjoined

407 Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER II.

OF THE FORM OF PRAYER.

SECT.

PAGE

1. It is becoming and expedient to use a premeditated

Form of Address to God

442

2. The Church has in all Ages joined in public Prayer. ib.

3. Liturgy of the Church of England

443

4. Private Devotions

5. A precomposed Form of Prayer expressly commanded 445

6. Of what the Lord's Prayer consists ; the Preface 446

7. First Petition

447

8. Second Petition

ib.

9. Third Petition..

448

10. Fourth Petition

449

11. Fifth Petition

ib.

12. Sixth Petition

450

13. Seventh Petition

451

14. Doxology

ib.
Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.