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VIII.

IX.

X.

XI.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME XVI.

PAGE

Letter from the Rev. Mr. Wesley to his Father,

on the Origin of Evil

1

Second Ditto to his Father, on the same subject 3

To Dr. Robertson, on Ramsay's Principles of

Religion

To Mr.

To Mr.-

dence

7

on the Unction of the Holy One 13

on Worldly and Christian Pru-

14

17

To Miss, on possessing the Mind of Christ 19

To the Monthly Reviewers, on their improper

Treatment of the Methodists

Second Ditto to the Reviewers

To the Rev. Mr. Clark, on a Catholic Spirit

To a Friend, on Public Worship

20

23

on Female Study

25

28

XII.

XIII.

To Miss H-, on Christian Perfection

To Mr.- on Heresy and Schism

30

34

XIV.

From Mr. T. Adam to Mr. Wesley, on Lear-

XVIII. To Mr. John Trembath, on his improper Con-

To a Friend, on a Passage in the Monthly

Review

49

Ministers

XXI. To Mr., on Lay Preaching

XXII. To the Rev. Mr. Furley, on a good Style

XXIII. To the Rev. Mr. Venn, on Union among Gospel

XXIV. To Mrs. A. F, on Sanctifying Faith

50

57

59

62

XXV.

XXVI.

XXVII.

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To Mr. J. Hosmer, on the Adamic Law 64

To Mr. A. Coats, on Christian Perfection 65

To Mr. S. F, on the Necessity of the

atoning Blood

67

XXVIII.

Four Letters to Mrs. S. R-, on various

Branches of Christian Experience

68

XXIX.

To Lady

: the Backslider invited to

return to God

72

XXX.

To Lord, on Union among pious

Clergymen

74

XXXI.

XXXII.

XXXIII.

XXXIV.

To

To the Rev. Mr. H- -, on the Millennium 76

To the Rev. Mr. Plendeleith; Remarks on

Mr. Erskine's Principles

To Mr. S-, at Armagh: Directions to

the Itinerant Preachers in Ireland

the Gospel

81

Branches of Christian Experience and

Practice

Three Letters to Mr. Joseph Cownley

XXXVIII. Two Letters to the Rev. William Law,

85

89

on Justification by Faith

92

XXXIX.

To Mr. Fletcher, on too close Intimacy

with lukewarm Professors

To Mr. Hart, on Faith as a Condition of

To Lady-

on Sanctification by Faith 102

To the Rev. George Whitefield

+

101

104

XLVI.

XLVII.

XLVIII.

PAGE

105

106

To Mrs. S. R. Gentle, but import-

ant Reproofs

To Mr. Valton, on the Necessity of an

inward Change

Thirty-seven Letters written by Mr. Wes-

ley to a Member of his Society, on ex-

perimental and practical Religion

107

XLIX.

To the Rev. Mr. L

142

LXXVI.

LXXVII.

LXXVIII.

LXXIX.

LXXX.

LXXXI.

Twelve Letters to Mr. A. Clarke
Four Letters to Mr. Downes
Twenty-three Letters to Miss Furly
Eight Letters to Mrs. Crosby

Nineteen Letters to a young Disciple
To the Stewards of the Foundry

LXXXII. - To certain Persons in Dublin

LXXXIII.

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269

270

297

304

311

314

331

337

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351

352

To the Printer of the Dublin Chronicle 353

LXXXIV. Six Letters to Mr. Samuel Wesley