A second volume of discourses or sermons on several scriptures

THE former Writings of this Reverend Prelate, already Published, having found so general an Acceptance both among the Clergy and Laity, hath given an Encouragement to make as public these following ⟨image 4⟩Discourses; which are as truly his Lordship's, as the former, written with his own Hand, and from whom also they were received.

THE former Writings of this Reverend Prelate, already Published, having found so general an Acceptance both among the Clergy and Laity, hath given an Encouragement to make as publick these following ⟨image 4⟩Discourses; which are as truly his Lordship's, as the former, written with his own Hand, and from whom also they were received.

It cannot be expected that any thing which is posthumous, should in every Sentence and Passage thereof be as exact and accurate as what is published by the Authors themselves; but yet this may be said for the following Sermons, that they do as really and truly show whose they were, as any of those Things already published by himself; and unto my own knowledge there are very many yet living, who, with great pleasure and benefit heard them preached, who can and will attest, that they were the Reverend Prelate's, whose Name they bear.

It cannot be expected that any thing which is posthumous, should in every Sentence and Passage thereof be as exact and accurate as what is published by the Authors themselves; but yet this may be said for the following Sermons, that they do as really and truly shew whose they were, as any of those Things already published by himself; and unto my own knowledge there are very many yet living, who, with great pleasure and benefit heard them preached, who can and will attest, that they were the Reverend Prelate's, whose Name they bear.