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583080
461OR, LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONE
1912
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OF VOLUME SECOND.
DISCOURSE I.
ON POVERTY OF SPIRIT.
St. LUKE, CHAP. vii. Part of VER. 22.
"To the Poor the Gospel is Preached."
DISCOURSE
II.
THE IMPROVEMENT OF TIMES AND
SEASONS.
ECCLESIASTES, CHAP. iii. VER. I.
"To every Thing there is a Seafon,
"and a Time to every Purpose un-
"der Heaven."
DISCOURSES III, IV..
THE UNIVERSAL SHEPHERD.
ISAIAH, CHAP. xl. VER. IO, II.
"Behold! the LORD GOD fhall come
"with ftrong Hand, &c."
DISCOURSE V.
ON THE EPISTLE FOR THE FOURTH
SUNDAY AFTER EASTER.
St. JAMES, CHAP. i. from VER. 17,,
to 21.
Every good Gift, and every perfect
"Gift is from Above, &c."
VI.
ON THE EPISTLE FOR THE FIFTH
St. JAMES, CHAP. i. from VER. 22,
to the End.
"But be ye Doers of the Word, &c."
DISCOURSES
VII, VIII.
VII,
THE CHARACTERS OF THE REGENE-
RATE AND UNREGENERATE STATES.
PSALM Civ. VER. 29, 30.
"Thou hideft thy Face, they are trou-✓
"bled; &c."
IX.
HOPE IN GOD, THE ONLY REFUGE
IN DISTRESS.
PSALM xlii. VER. II.
Why art thou caft down, O my Soul!
"and why art thou disquieted within
"me? Hope thou in GOD; for I
"fhall yet praife him, who is the
"Health of my Countenance, and
66 my GOD."
DISCOURSE X.
A NOMINAL OR PARTIAL BELIEF IN
THE GOSPEL, UNPROFITABLE.
St. JOHN, CHAP. ii. VER. 23, 24, 25.
"Now when he was at Jerufalem at
"the Paffover, in the Feaft-Day, &c."
DISCOURSE XI.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE
RIGHTEOUS.
PSALM XXXVII. VER. 37.
Mark the perfect Man, and behold
"the Upright; for the End of that
"Man is Peace."
DIS-
XII.
JESUS SLEEPING IN THE SHIP.
St. MATTHEW, CHAP. viii. latter Part /
of VER. 24.
"But he was afleep."
DISCOURSE XIII.
ON REGENERATION.
PREACHED ON CHRISTMAS DAY.
ISAIAH, CHAP. xl. VER. 9.
"O Zion, that bringeft good Tidings!
" &c."
XIV.
ON St. PETER'S DENIAL OF CHRIST.
St. LUKE, CHAP. Xxii. VER. 61, 62.
"And the LORD turned, and looked
upon Peter, &c."
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DISCOURSE XV.
ON GOOD FRIDAY.
ISAIAH, CHAP. liii. Part of VER. 12..
"He hath poured out his Soul unto
"Death."