CONTENTS.

ON REVELATION AND NATURAL RELIGION.

Hebrews XI. 6. HE THAT COMETH TO GOD, MUST BELIEVE

THAT HE IS, AND THAT HE IS A REWARDER OF THEM

THAT DILIGENTLY SEEK HIM.

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ON THE COVENANT Of Grace.

Isaiah XLII. 6.-1 THE LORD' HAVE CALLED THEE IN RIGH-

TEOUSNESS, AND WILL HOLD THINE HAND, AND WILL

KEEP THEE, AND WILL GIVE THEE FOR A COVENANT of

THE PEOPLE.
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ON THE DIVINE AND HUMAN NATURE OF THE

REDEEMER.

Job xix. 25-27.-FOR I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH,

AND THAT HE SHALL STAND AT THE LATTER DAY UPON

THE EARTH: AND THOUGH AFTER MY SKIN WORMS

DESTROY THIS BODY, YET IN MY FLESH SHALL I SEE

GOD WHOM I SHALL SEE FOR MYSELF, AND MINE EYES

SHALL BEHOLD, AND NOT ANOTHER, THOUGH MY REINS

BE CONSUMED WITHIN ME.

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ON THE PURPOSE AND PLAN OF REDEMPTION.

Ephesians ii. 10.—FOR WE ARE HIS WORKMANSHIP, CREATED IN

CHRIST JESUS UNTO GOOD WORKS, WHICH GOD HATH

BEFORE ORDAINED THAT WE SHOULD WALK IN THEM. 24

THE WEALTH OF JESUS, AND THE BELIEVER'S

WEALTH IN HIM.

2 Corinthians vi. 10.- AS POOR, YET MAKING MANY RICH; AS

HAVING NOTHING, AND YET POSSESSING ALL THINGS. 34

CHRIST THE FOUNTAIN OF SUPPLY TO EVERY

BELIEVER.

Psalm lxxxvii. 7.-ALL MY SPRINGS ARE IN THEE.

Sunday Morning, August 27, 1820.

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THE PENITENCE OF DAVID.

Psalm li. 3.-MY SIN IS EVER BEFORE ME.

Sunday Evening, August 20, 1820.

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CHRIST THE ELECT OF GOD.

Isaiah xlii. 1.-BEHOLD MY SERVANT, WHOM I UPHOLD; MINE

ELECT, IN WHOM MY SOUL DELIGHTETH.

Sunday Evening, August 27, 1820.

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THE COUNSEL OR PURPOSE OF GOD TOWARDS

HIS CHURCH.

Isaiah xlvi. 10.-MY COUNSEL SHALL STAND, AND I WILL DO

ALL MY PLEASURE.

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October 8, 1820.

GOD'S SUPREMACY IN CONNECTION WITH HIS

CONDESCENSION TO SINNERS.

Isaiah lvii. 15.—THUS SAITH THE HIGH AND LOFTY ONE THAT

INHABITETH ETERNITY, WHOSE NAME IS HOLY; I DWELL

IN THE HIGH AND HOLY PLACE, WITH HIM ALSO THAT IS

OF A CONTRITE AND HUMBLE SPIRIT, TO REVIVE THE

SPIRIT OF THE HUMBLE, AND TO REVIVE THE HEART OF

THE CONTRITE ONES.
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Sunday Morning, October 22, 1820.

CHRIST THE LAMB OF GOD.

John i. 29.-BEHOLD THE LAMB OF GOD WHICH TAKETH AWAY

THE SIN OF THE WORLD.

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October 29, 1820.

THE EXPERIENCE OF THE RENEWED HEART.

Jeremiah xxiv. 7.-AND I WILL GIVE THEM A HEART TO KNOW

ME, THAT I AM THE LORD: AND THEY SHALL BE MY

PEOPLE, AND I WILL BE THEIR GOD: FOR THEY SHALL

RETURN UNTO ME WITH THEIR WHOLE HEART.
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Sunday Morning, November 5, 1820.

THE FULNESS OF CHRIST.

Colossians i. 19.-FOR IT PLEASED THE FATHER THAT IN HIM

SHOULD ALL FULNESS DWELL.

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November 12, 1820.

JUSTIFICATION AND SANCTIFICATION.

1 Corinthians vi. 11.-AND SUCH WERE SOME OF YOU BUT YE

ARE WASHED, BUT YE ARE SANCTIFIED, BUT YE ARE JUS-

TIFIED IN THE NAME OF THE LORD JESUS, AND BY THE

SPIRIT OF OUR GOD.
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December 3, 1820.

WAITING UPON GOD.

Psalm xxv. 5.-ON THEE DO I WAIT ALL THE DAY.

Sunday Morning, December 10, 1820.

THE POWER OF GOD IN CREATION AND

REDEMPTION.

Mark x. 27.-WITH GOD, ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE.

Sunday Morning, December 17, 1820.

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THE BARREN FIG-TREE CURSED.

Mark xi. 21.-MASTER, BEHOLD, THE FIG-TREE WHICH THOU

CURSEDST IS WITHERED AWAY.

Sunday Morning, December 24, 1820.

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THE ADVENT OF CHRIST, AS THE MESSIAH.

Psalm cxviii. 26.-BLESSED IS HE THAT COMETH IN THE NAME

Romans xi. 29.-FOR THE GIFTS AND CALLING OF GOD ARE

WITHOUT REPENTANCE.

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Sunday Morning, April 1, 1821.