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MVSEVM BRITAN NICVM

CONTENTS.

SERMON I.

Of SUPERSTITION.

Preached before the KING, March 23, 1717-18.

ACTS XVII. 22.

Then Paul ftood in the mids of Mars-hill, and

faid, Ye Men of Athens, I perceive that in

all things Ye are too Superftitious.

SERMON

pag. 1.

II.

Of contending for the FAITH.

Preached before the KING, March 13, 1719-20.

Epiftle of JUDE, Verfe 3. latter Part.

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It was needful for Me to write unto You, and

exhort You, that Ye fhould earnestly contend

for the Faith which was once delivered unto

the Saints.

pag. 21.

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SERMON III.

Of Judging One Another.

Preached before the KING, Febr. 18, 1721-2.

ROMANS xiv. 4.

Who art thou that judgeft another Man's Ser-

vant? To his own Mafter he ftandeth, or

falleth.

SERMON IV.

Of the true Ufe of this World.

pag. 47.

Preached before the KING, Febr. 21, 1724-5.

I CORINTHIANS vii. 31.

And They that use this World, as not abufing it :

For the Fashion of this World paffeth away. p. 65.

SERMON V.

Of the Love of Pleasure.

Preached before the KING, March 10, 1727-8.

2 TIMOTHY iii. 4.

Lovers of Pleafures more than Lovers of God.

pag. 85.

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SERMON VI.

St. Paul's Difcourfe to Felix.

Preached before the KING, Febr 15, 1729-30.

ACTS xxiv. part of 24th and 25th Verses.

He fent for Paul, and heard Him concerning

the Faith in Chrift: And as He reafoned of

Righteousness, Temperance, and Judgment to

come, Felix trembled.
pag. 103.

SERMON VII.

Of Confistency in all our Arguments about

Religion.

Preached before the K IN G, March 5, 1731-2.

GALATIANS ii. ver. 18.

For if I build again the Things which I deftroy-

ed, I make myself a Tranfgreffor. pag. 125.

No continuing City here.

Preached before the KING, Febr. 23, 1734-5.

HEBREWS xiii. 14.

For here have We no continuing City;

Seek one to come.

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SERMON IX.

Chrift's Yoke, Easy; and Burthen, Light.

Preached before the KING, Febr. 27, 1736-7.

For

MATTHEW Xi. 30.

my Yoke is Eafy, and my Burthen is Light.

SERMON

pag. 167.

X.

Of Perfecution on Account of Religion.

RO M. xiv. 4.

Who art Thou that Judgest Another Man's Ser-

vant? To his own Mafter, He ftandeth or

falleth.

Of Zeal not according to Knowledge.

Ro M. X. 2.

I bear them record, that they have a Zeal of

GOD, but not according to Knowledge.

pag. 207.

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