FOR THE EDITORS; CONDER, BUCKLERSBURY; BUTTON, PATERNOSTER-ROW;
WILLIAMS, STATIONERS'-COURT; BAYNES, PATERNOSTER-ROW; OGLE,
GREAT-TURN-STILE, AND JONES, PATERNOSTER-ROW, LONDON;
AND FOR BAINES, AND BINNS, LEEDS; COLBERT, DUBLIN;
WILSON AND SPENCE, YORK; OGLE AND AIKMAN,
EDINBURGH; M. OGLE, GLASGOW; CROOKES,
ROTHERHAM; AND ABEL, NORTHAMPTON.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME II.

DEDICATION

Preface

SERMONS ON THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN.

SERMON I. On the Way in which they should be trained up

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vii

ix

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SERMON I. The Importance of the Rising Generation

II. Christ formed in the Soul, the only Foundation of Hope for

Eternity

III. A Dissuasive from keeping bad Company

IV. The Young Christian invited to Communión

V. The Orphan's Hope

VI. The Reflections of a Pious Parent, &c.

VII. Youth reminded of Judgment

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100

119

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156

173

189

SERMONS ON THE POWER AND GRACE OF CHRIST, AND ON THE

EVIDENCES OF HIS GLORIOUS GOSPEL.

Dedication to Young Persons

SERMON I. The Ability of Christ to save to the uttermost

211

213

II. Proofs of his Ability to Save

228

III. His Power argued from his Intercession

242

IV. Coming to God by Christ, the Character of those that shall be

saved

257

V. An Exhortation to Sinners to come unto God by Christ 270

VI. The Tenderness of Christ to the Lambs of his Flock

283

VII. Proofs of Christ's Tenderness, and the Improvement we should

make of it

294

VIII. The Evidences of Christianity briefly stated, and the New

Testament proved to be Genuine

311

IX. The Evidences of Christianity, deduced from the New Testa-

ment, allowed to be Genuine

332

X. Additional Evidences of Christianity, and Reflections on the

whole

SERMONS ON REGENERATION.

Preface

Postscript

SERMON I. On the Character of the Unregenerate

II. On the Nature of Regeneration, and particularly of the Change

it produces in Men's Apprehensions

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381

396

III. On the Nature of Regeneration, with respect to the Change it

produces in Men's Affections, Resolutions, Labours, Enjoy-

ments and Hopes

411

IV. The Necessity of Regeneration argued, from the immutable

Constitution of God

V. On the Incapacity of an Unregenerate Person for relishing the

Enjoyments of the Heavenly World

429

448

VI. Of the Importance of entering into the Kingdom of Heaven 464

VII. Of the Necessity of the Divine Influences to produce Regene-

ration in the Soul

481

VIII. Of the various Methods of the Divine Operation in the Pro-

duction of this saving Change

499

IX. Directions to Awakened Sinners

522

X. An Address to the Regenerate, founded on the preceding Dis-