Behold, Thou art made whole: Sin no more,

left a worse thing come unto thee. p. 92

SERM ON

MICAH vi. 8.

VI.

He hath fhewed thee, O Man, what is good;

and what doth the Lord require of thee,

but to do justly, and to love Mercy, and to

walk humbly with thy God?

SERMON

p. 109

VII.

MATTHEW Xxii, 37, 38.

Jefus faid unto him, Thou shalt love the

Lord thy God with all thy heart, and

with all thy foul, and with all thy

mind: This is the first and great Com-

mandment.

P. 128

ECCLESIASTES V. I.

Keep thy Foot when thou goeft to the

House of God.

P. 177

SERMON XI.

PSALM XXV. 14.

The Secret of the Lord is with them that

fear Him, and He will shew them his

Covenant.

P. 193

XII.

SERMON

JOB ii. 10.

What! Shall we receive Good at the hand

of God, and shall we not receive

Evil?

P. 215

SERMON

COLOSSIANS iii. 14.

XIII.

Above all things put on Charity, which is

the bond of Perfectness.

SERMON

COLOSSIANS iii. 14.

P. 233

XIV.

Above all things put on Charity, which is

the bond of Perfectness.

P. 249

SERMON XV.

COLOSSIANS iii. 14.

Above all things put on Charity, which is

the bond of Perfectness.

P. 265

SERMON I.

PROVERBS, Xviii. 14.

The Spirit of a man will fuftain his infirmity; but a wounded Spirit who can bear?

T

HE obvious meaning of this inftructive fentence, if regarded merely in a phyfical or natural sense, certainly amounts to no more than this, viz. That good animal spirits will fupport a man under the ordinary calamities of life; and enable him to endure it's cross accidents, it's pains and fickneffes, with a becoming and manly firmVOL. I. nefs:

B