CONTENTS

SERMONS.

I. I am the way, the truth, and the life.-Joh., 6

II. Consider the Apostle and High Priest of our Profession.-

Heb. iii., 1

III. As the lily among thorns, so is my love among the daughters.—

Song of Solomon, ii., 2, 3

IV. It is unreasonable in unconverted persons to make mirth.-

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Ezek. xxi., 9, 10.

V. Christ offers himself a Saviour to all the human race-Prov.

viii., 4.

VI. The subject of John's preaching.—1 John i., 1-4

VII. The believer is Christ's garden.—Song iv., 12.

VIII. The Redeemer's goodness to a believing soul.-Song viii., 5-7
IX. John's vision.-Rev. vii., 9 to end

X. Christ a merciful High Priest.-Heb. ii., 16-18

XI. (Ordination Sermon.) Position and duties of Ministers.-2 Tim.

iv., 1, 2

XII. Perfect love casteth out fear.-1 John iv., 18-21

XIII. Glorying in the Cross.-Gal. vi., 14

XIV. The good way of coming before the Lord.-Micah vi., 6-8

XV. A believer delights in the law of God.-Rom. vii., 22-25

XVI. The broken heart.-Psalm li., 17

XVII. The fearful condition of natural men.-Psalm lviii., 3-5.

XVIII. The impressions of natural men are fading.-Hosea vi., 4

XIX. Do what you can.-Mark xiv., 8

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XX. Motives for laying hold of Jesus.—Song iii., 4

XXI. Christ in you the hope of glory.-Col. i., 27

xvii., 24

XXIV. The voice of my beloved.—Song of Solomon ii., 8-17

XXII. A Castaway.-1 Cor. ix., 26, 27.

XXIII. (Communion Sermon.) Christ's Prayer to the Father.—John

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XXV. Our duty to Israel.-Rom. i., 16

XXVI. Blessed are the dead.-Rev. xiv., 13

Address on the close of a Communion Sabbath

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XXVII. Turn ye at my reproof.—Prov. i., 20-23

XXVIII. A son honoreth his father.-Mal. i., 6

XXIX. The difficulty and desirableness of conversion.-Ps. xl., 1-3

XXX. The love of Christ constraineth.-2 Cor. v., 14

XXXI. Arise, shine.-Isa. lx., 1-3

XXXII. Melting the betrayer.-John xiii., 21

XXXIII. I the Lord have called thee in righteousness.-Isa. xiii., 5-8

XXXIV. Return unto me.-Isa. xliv., 21, 22

XXXV. I will pour water.-Isa. xliv., 3, 4

XXXVI. God let none of his words fall to the ground.-1 Sam. iii., 19

XXXVII. The work of the Spirit.—Gen. i., 2

XXXVIII. Moses and Hobab.-Numb. x., 29

XXXIX. Comfort ye.--Isa. xl., 1, 2

XL. Can a woman forget?-Isa. xlix., 14, 15

XLI. Thanksgiving obtains the Spirit.-2 Chron. v., 13, 14

XLII. An exceeding good land.-Numb. xiv., 7, 8

XLIII. Family government.-Gen. xviii., 19

XLIV. And in this mountain.-Isa. xxv., 6, 8

XLV. The heart deceitful.- Jer. vii., 9, 10

XLVI. Trust in the Lord. -Prov. iii., 5

XLVII. Not a Jew which is one outwardly.-Rom. ii., 28, 29

XLVIII. Jesus's compassion on the multitudes.-Matt. ix., 35-38

XLIX. Christ's love to the Church.-Eph. v., 25-27.

L. Christ became poor for sinners.-2 Cor. viii., 9

LI. Enemies reconciled through death.—Col. i., 22-23

LII. My God, my God.-Matt. xxvii., 46.

LIII. Death of Stephen.-Acts vii., 59

LIV. Time is short.-1 Cor. vii., 29-31

LV. Sir, we would see Jesus.-John xii., 20-26

LVI. Thou that dwellest in the gardens.-Cant. viii., 13, 14

LVII. Draw water with joy.-Isa. xii., 1-3

LVIII. Look to a pierced Christ.-Zech. xii, 10, xiii., 1

LIX. I sleep, but my heart waketh.-Cant. v., 2, to the end

LX. A thorn in the flesh.-2 Cor. xii., 7-10

LXI. The second advent.-Mark xiii., 34-37

LXII. Lot's wife.-Gen. xix., 26

LXIII. Happy art thou, O Israel!-Deut. xxxiii., 29

LXIV. Entreat me not to leave thee.-Ruth i., 16

LXV. The vision of dry bones.-Ezek. xxxvii., 1-14

LXVI. Christ the only refuge.-Isa. xxxvi., 20

LXVII. Will ye also go away?—John vi., 66-68

LXVIII. Ye will not come to me.-John v., 40

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LXIX. If any man thirst.-John vii., 37

LXX. Conviction of sin.-John xvi., 8

LXXI. Conviction of righteousness.-John xvi., 8

LXXII. My Lord, and my God!-John xx., 26-28

LXXIII. Have I been so long time with you?-John xiv., 9

LXXIV. Who shall separate us from the love of Christ.-Rom. viii.,

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LXXV. Man that is born of a woman.-Job xiv., 1, 2

LXXVI. Christ a law-magnifying Saviour.-Isa. xlii., 18-21

LXXVII. The obedience and disobedience of one.-Rom. v., 19
LXXVIII. The Lord knoweth how to deliver.-2 Pet. ii., 9.
LXXIX. Diligence necessary.-2 Pet. iii., 14

LXXX. Follow the Lord fully.-Numb. xiv., 24.

LXXXI. The unworthy communicant warned.-1 Cor. xi., 29, 30

LXXXII. More blessed to give than to receive.—Acts xx., 35

LXXXIII. Christ's silence under suffering.-Isa. liii., 7.

LXXXIV. As the hart panteth after the water brooks.-Ps. xiii., 1

LXXXV. The fight of faith.-2 Tim. iv., 7, 8

LXXXVI. Into thine hand I commit my spirit.-Ps. xxxi., 5

LXXXVII. Grey hairs are upon him.-Hos. vii., 9

LXXXVIII Grieve not the Holy Spirit.-Eph. iv., 30

LXXXIX. Ye will not come to me.-John v., 40

XC. Not ashamed of the Gospel.-Rom. i., 15-18

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