CONTENTS.

SERM. I. II. III. Upon Humane Nature,
or Man confidered as a Moral Agent.

SER M. I. Upon the Social Nature of Man.

ROM. xii. 4, 5.

For as we have many Members in one Bo-

dy, and all Members have not the fame

Office: So we being many are one Body

in Chrift, and every one Members one of

another,
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SER M. II. III. Upon the natural Supre-

macy of Conscience.

ROM. ii. 14.

For when the Gentiles which have not the

Law, do by Nature the things contain-

ed in the Law, thefe having not the Law,

are a Law to themselves, P. 25. 44

SERM. IV. Upon the Government of the

Tongue.

JAMES i. 26.

If any Man among you seem to be religious,

and

and bridleth not his Tongue, but deceiveth

his own Heart, this Man's Religion is

vain,

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Rejoyce with them that do rejoyce, and

weep with them that weep,

79, 99

SER M. VII. Upon the Character of Ba-
laam.

NUMB. xxiii, 10.

Let me die the Death of the Righteous,

and let my last End be like his,

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SER M. VIII. IX. Upon Refentment,

and Forgiveness of Injuries.

MATTH. v. 43, 44.

Te have heard that it hath been faid, Thou

fhalt love thy Neighbour, and hate thine

Enemy: But I fay unto you, Love your

Enemies, blefs them that curse you, do

good to them that hate you, and pray

fort hem which difpitefully use you
perfecute you.

and

137, ISS

SER M.

SER M. X. Upon Self-Deceit.

2 SA M. xii. 7.

And Nathan faid to David, Thou art the

Man.

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SER M. XI. XII. Upon the Love of our

Neighbour.

ROM. xiii. 9.

And if there be any other Commandment,

it is briefly comprehended in this Saying,

namely, Thou shalt love thy Neighbour

as thy felf.

201, 227

SER M. XIII. XIV. Upon Piety, or the

Love of God.

MATTH. xxii. 37.

Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all

thy Heart, and with all thy Soul, and

with all thy Mind.

255, 273

SERM. XV. Upon the Ignorance of Man.

ECCLES. viii. 16, 17.

When I applied mine Heart to know Wif-

dom, and to fee the Business that is done

upon the Earth: Then I beheld all the

Work of God, that a Man cannot find

out the Work that is done under the Sun:
Because though a Man labour to seek it
out, yet he shall not find it; yea fur-
ther, though a wife Man think to know
it, yet fball he not be able to find it. 293

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