Sermon 1. How may we be universally and exactly conscientious? Acts 24.16. page 1.
Sermon 2. What must and can Persons do towards their own Conversion? Ezek. 18.32. p. 25
Serm. 3. How may beloved lusts be discovered and mortified? Matth. 5.29, 30. p. 39
Serm. 4. What Relapses are inconsistent with Grace? Heb. 6.4, 5, 6. p. 64
Serm. 5. How may we be so spiritual, as to check sin in the first risings of it? Gal. 5.16. p. 83
Serm. 6. How Ministers or Christian friends may, and ought to apply themselves to sick persons, for the•r good, and the discharge of their own Conscience? Job 33.23, 24. p. 109
Serm. 7. How must we reprove, that we may not partake of other mens sins? 1 Tim. 5.22. p. 161
Serm. 8. What means may be used towards the conversion of our carnal relations? Rom. 10.1. p. 187
Serm. 9. What are the characters of a Souls sincere love to Christ? and how may that love to him be kindled and inflamed? Ephes. 6.24. p. 218
Serm. 10. Wherein lies that exact Righteousness, which is required between man and man? Matth. 7.12. p. 248
Serm. 11. After what manner must we give Alms, that they may be acceptable and pleasing unto God? 1 Tim. 6.17, 18, 19. p. 270
Serm. 12. If we must aim at Assurance, what should they do, that are not able to discern their own spiritual condition? 1 Joh. 5.13. p. 305
Serm. 13. What difference is there between the conflict in Natural and Spiritual Persons? Rom. 7.23. p. 323
Serm. 14. What faith is that, which except we have in prayer, we must not think to obtain any thing of God? Jam. 1.6. p. 334
Serm. 15. Of the cause of Inward Trouble, and how a Christian should behave himself when inward and outward Troubles meet? Gen. 42.21, 22. p. 351
Serm. 16. In what things must we use moderation, and in what not? Phil. 4.5. p. 381
Serm. 17. How may we have suitable conceptions of God in duty? Genes. 18.27. p. 415
⟨image 4⟩Serm. 18. How are we to live by faith on Divine Providence? Psalm 62.8. p. 426.
Serm. 19. How may we cure distractions in holy duties? Mat. 15.7, 8. p. 461
Serm. 20. How must we in all things give thanks? 1 Thes. 5.18. p. 478
Serm. 21. How we may get rid of Spiritual Sloth, and know when our activity in duty is from the Spirit of God? Psal. 119.37. ult. p. 499
Serm. 22. Wherein are we endangered by things lawful? Luk. 17.27, 28. p. 561
Serm. 23. How must we make Religion our business? Luke. 2.49. p. 572
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SErmon 1. How may we be universally and exactly conscientious? Acts 24.16. page 1.
Sermon 2. What must and can Persons do towards their own Conversion? Ezek. 18.32. p. 25
Serm. 3. How may beloved lusts be discovered and mortified? Matth. 5.29, 30. p. 39
Serm. 4. What Relapses are inconsistent with Grace? Heb. 6.4, 5, 6. p. 64
Serm. 5. How may we be so spiritual, as to check sin in the first risings of it? Gal. 5.16. p. 83
Serm. 6. How Ministers or Christian friends may, and ought to apply themselves to sick persons, for the•r good, and the discharge of their own Conscience? Job 33.23, 24. p. 109
Serm. 7. How must we reprove, that we may not pa•take of other mens sins? 1 Tim. 5.22. p. 161
Serm. 8. What means may be used towards the conversion of our carnal relations? Rom. 10.1. p. 187
Serm. 9. What are the characters of a Souls sincere love to Christ? and how may that love to him be kindled and inflamed? Ephes. 6.24. p. 218
Serm. 10. Wherein lies that exact Righteousnesse, which is required between man and man? Matth. 7.12. p. 248
Serm. 11. After what manner must we give Almes, that they may be acceptable and pleasing unto God? 1 Tim. 6.17, 18, 19. p. 270
Serm. 12. If we must aime at Assurance, what should they do, that are not able to discern their own spiritual condition? 1 Joh. 5.13. p. 305
Serm. 13. What difference is there between the conflict in Natural and Spiritual Persons? Rom. 7.23. p. 323
Serm. 14. What faith is that, which except we have in prayer, we must not think to obtain any thing of God?
