a. Character of the Law of God. Psalm xix. 7.

b. In what it is summed up;

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. IV. Resignation. Luke xxii. 41, 42.

II. The Second Great Commandment;

1. What it requires. Mark xii. 31.
11. Its Effects;

i. On Personal Happiness.
ii. On Public Happiness.
. III. Its Foundation: Utility.

II. In the Decalogue ;

I. The First Commandment.
II. The Second Commandment.
III. The Third Commandment t;

Ex. xx. 3.

1. The Nature of Profaneness.
1. The Guilt of Profaneness.

III. The Danger of Profaneness. Ex. xx. 7.
IV. The Fourth Commandment;

1. The Perpetuity, S of the Sabbath. Į
11. The Change, Ex. xx. 8-11. S

III. Objections answered. Heb. iv. 9.
IV. How the Sabbath is to be observed.

v. Reflections on the Sabbath. Ex. xx. 11. V. The Fifth Commandment;

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. IV. Gaming. Ex. xx. 15.

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IX. The Ninth Commandment;

1. Nature and Importance of Truth. Ex.

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III. Mischiefs and Preventives of Lying.

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IV. Slander. Ex. xx. 16.

X. The Tenth Commandment;

I. Contentment. Ex. xx. 17.
II. Charity. 1 Tim. vi. 17-19.
III. Avarice. 1 Tim. vi. 9, 10.

c. Man's Inability to obey the Law of God.

a. Mode of Restoration to the Spirit of Obedience :
By Faith and Repentance. Acts xx. 20, 21. S

b. Means of Restoration, or Means of Grace.

I. Ordinary Means of Grace.

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II. Extraordinary Means of Grace;

I. Who are to use them: or the Church of Christ.

1. Ordinary Members of the Church :)
Their Character. 2 Cor. vi. 14. S

11. Officers of the Church:

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a. Immediate Consequences. Eccl. xii. 7.
b. Remoter Consequences;

I. Resurrection of the Body. 1 Cor. xv. 16.
II. Final Judgment. 2 Pet. iii. 10.

III. Punishment of the Wicked:

I. Its Duration. Matt. xxv. 46.

II. Its Nature. 2 Pet. ii. 12.

IV. Rewards of the Righteous:

I. New Creation. 2 Pet. iii. 13.

II. Happiness of Heaven. Rev. xxi. 1—3.

Conclusion. Prov. viii. 6.

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SERMON I. Direct Proofs of the Existence of God.-Mark xii. 32.

SERMON II. Atheistical Objections and Schemes of Doctrine consider-

ed.-Ps. xiv. 1.

SERMON III. Comparative Influence of Atheism and Christianity.-Ps.

xiv. 1.

SERMON IV. Unity of God.-1 Cor. viii. 4.

SERMON V. Eternity and Immutability of God.—Ps. cii. 24—27.

SERMON VI. Omnipresence and Omniscience of God.-Ps. cxxxix. 1—12.

SERMON VII. Omnipotence and Independence of God.-Gen. xvii. 1.

SERMON VIII. Benevolence of God as proved by the Works of Creation

and Providence.-1 John iv. 8.

SERMON IX. Benevolence of God as exhibited by Revelation.-1 John iv. 8. 181

SERMON X. Justice of God.-Deut. xxxii. 4.

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SERMON XV. Same subject continued.-Job xxiii. 13.
SERMON XVI. Sovereignty of God.-Jer. x. 23.

SERMON XVII. Heaven. The Air. Starry and Supreme Heavens.-

Gen. i. 1.

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SERMON XVIII. Holy Angels, their Rank and Attributes.-Col. i. 16.
SERMON XIX. Holy Angels, their Attributes and Employments.-Col. i.

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SERMON XXII. Creation of Man. Body. Soul; its Nature.-Gen. i. 26, 27. 341

SERMON XXIII. The Soul of Man not material.-Gen. ii. 7.
SERMON XXIV. The Soul of Man not a chain of Ideas and Exercises.
Gen. ii. 7.

SERMON XXV. The Chief End of Man.-1 Cor. x. 31.

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SERMON XXVI. The Probation of Man.-Gen. ii. 15-17.

SERMON XXVII. The Temptation and Fall of Man.-Gen. iii. 1—6.

SERMON XXVIII. The Sentence pronounced on Man.—Gen. iii. 14—19.

SERMON XXIX. Depravity of Man. Its Universality, proved from Reve-

lation and Facts.-Rom. v. 12.

SERMON XXX. Depravity of Man. Its Universality, proved by Man's

rejection of the Word of God.-Jer. viii. 9.

V SERMON XXXI. Depravity of Man. Its Degree.-Eccl. viii. 2.

SERMON XXXII. Depravity of Man. Its Derivation from Adam.-Rom.

v. 20.

♦ SERMON XXXIII. Depravity of Man. Remarks.—Rom. vi. 12.