THE

Great Concern

O F

MA

SALVATION:

In Three Parts; viz.
I. A Discovery of Man's natural State;
Or, The guilty Sinner convided.
II. Man's Recovery by Faith in
Chrift; Or, The convinced Sin
ner's Cafe and Cure.

III. The Christian's Duty, with re-
fpect to both Perfonal and Fami-
ly Religion.

By the late Reverend

Mr. THOMAS HALYBURTON,
fometime Minister of the Gospel
at CERES, and afterwards Pro-
feffor of Divinity in the Univerfi-
ty of St. ANDREWS.

EDINBURGH,

Printed: And are to be fold at Mr. James
Davidson and John Paton, Booksellers,
their Shops. MDCCXXI.

Andi

THE Hunter

PREFACE.

W

ERE it not to answer the Expectation of Readers, and comply with the Custom of Writers, the following Book might be ventured out to the World without either Preface, Introdu Etion, or Recommendation, the very Title-page containing enough to entitle it to a careful and candid Reading and Perufal.

THE Worth and Credit of the Au thor, is fufficiently cftablished among fuch as have any Tafte of Piety or Learn-ing.

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