A fourth volume containing one hundred and fifty sermons on several texts of Scripture…

1. What is true Holiness, such as cometh from the Teachings of Grace, obliging Conscience to the Duty of the Law, inclining the Heart to obey out of the sense of God's Love, and encouraging us by Faith drawing Strength from Christ, and looking to God for our Acceptance from him. Some Works of the Unregenerate ⟨p. 26⟩are materially good, but it is not the Matter maketh the Work good, but the Principle. The Works of unregenerate Men are done by God's Enemies, out of the strength of a corrupt Will for carnal Ends, without any Conscience of God's Will, or Respect to his Glory. But [Greek or Hebrew], they are giftless Gifts. But now these done by Persons in a gracious State, are as good Fruit growing on a good Tree. Grace teacheth: he speaketh not of the external Direction of the Gospel, but the internal working of Grace in the Heart, it worketh by Faith, Love and Obedience. Obedience owneth the Obligation, Love inclineth to discharge the Duty, and Faith looketh up to God for Help and Acceptance, that we may do it in Christ, and for Christ's sake to God's Glory. There is a free loving Subjection of the whole Man, inward and outward, to the whole Will of God, with a Desire to please him.

1. What is true Holiness, such as cometh from the Teachings of Grace, obliging Conscience to the Duty of the Law, inclining the Heart to obey out of the sense of God's Love, and encouraging us by Faith drawing Strength from Christ, and looking to God for our Acceptance from him. Some Works of the Unregenerate ⟨p. 26⟩are materially good, but it is not the Matter maketh the Work good, but the Principle. The Works of unregenerate Men are done by God's Enemies, out of the strength of a corrupt Will for carnal Ends, without any Conscience of God's Will, or Respect to his Glory. But 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, they are giftless Gifts. But now these done by Persons in a gracious State, are as good Fruit growing on a good Tree. Grace teacheth: he speaketh not of the external Direction of the Gospel, but the internal working of Grace in the Heart, it worketh by Faith, Love and Obedience. Obedience owneth the Obligation, Love inclineth to discharge the Duty, and Faith looketh up to God for Help and Acceptance, that we may do it in Christ, and for Christ's sake to God's Glory. There is a free loving Subjection of the whole Man, inward and outward, to the whole Will of God, with a Desire to please him.