ON

SELECT SUBJECTS.

By LEWIS ATTERBURY, LL. D.
One of the Preaching CHAPLAINS

To their late MAJESTIES
Queen ANNE and King GEORGE I.

In T W OV O L U M E S.

Now first Published from the ORIGINALS :
With a BRIEF ACCOUNT

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By EDWARD YARDLEY, B. D.

Archdeacon of Cardigan.

VOL. II.

LONDON:
Printed for THOMAS OSBORNE, in Gray's- Inn,

M.DCC.XLIII.

ISAIAH L. 10.

Who is among you that feareth the Lord,

that obeyeth the Voice of his Servant,

that walketh in Darkness, and bath no

Light ? Let him trust in the Name of

the Lord, and stay himself upon his
God.

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SERMON II.

The Progress of Virtue and Holiness.

2 Pet. iii. 18,

grow in Grace--

But

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SERMON III.

The Blessing of a numerous Offspring.

PSALM cxxvii. 3.

Lo, Children are an Heritage of the

Lord : And the Fruit of the Womb is

bis Reward,

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SERMON IV.

The Nature and Necessity of good Works.

MATT. V. 16.

Let your Light so shine before Men, that

tbey may fee your good Works, and glori-
fy your Father which is in Heaven. 68

SERMON Y.

Of Places dedicated to God's Service.

EXOD. XX. 24.

In all Places where I record my Name,

I will come unto thee, and I will bless

thee.

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SERMON VI.

Of the Ministerial Function.

2 Cor.ii. 16.

Who is sufficient for these Things ? 123

SER,
SERMON VII.

Of the Duty, right Use, and Abuse of

Hearing God's Word.

JAMES i. 22.

Be ye Doers of the Word, and not Hearers

only, deceiving your own felves. Page 144

SERMON VIII.

Of Preparation for the Lord's-Supper.

I Cor. xi. 28.

But let a Man examine himself, and so let

let bim eat of that Bread, and drink of

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SERMON IX.

A Conscience void of Offence..

that Cup.

Acts xxiv. 16.

And herein do 1 exercise myself to have al-

ways a Conscience void of Offence toward

God, and toward Men,

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SERMON X.

Of Working out our Salvation.

PHIL. ii. 12, 13.

-Work out your own Salvation with Fear

and Trembling

For