Reward of the Righteous, 182.
Duty of serving God under all circum-
stances, 183.

A spiritual mind ennobles every employ-
ment, 184.

The obedience of servants should spring
from conscience towards God, 185.
Christ's sufferings our Example, 187.
When he was reviled, he reviled not a-
gain, 190.

Christ the great theme of the Apostles,192.
Our sins the cause of our Saviour's suffer-
ings, 192.

Christ crucified, the best kind of learn-
ing, 194.

Dying to sin and living to righteousness,
195.

Sanctification the companion and End of
Justification, 199.

Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, 200.
Heirs together of the grace of life, 202.
Conjugal affection necessary for mutual
fervent prayer, 202.

Unanimity of mind in regard to religion,
204. Christian Sympathy, 208.
Christian Courteousness, 212.
Christian Forbearance, 214.
Remedy for profane and uncharitable
speaking, 216.

Perseverance and diligence in doing good,
217. The Righteous and Evil Doers, 219.
Prayer should go forth from a holy, brok-
en, humble heart, 220.
Assurance of answer to Prayer, 221.
Answers to Prayer, 225.

Duty, dignity, and profitableness of Pray-
er, 227. The beauty of holiness, 228.
They that will live godly must suffer per-
secution, 230. Faith in God, 234.
The holy fear of God, 235.
The Believer's hope, 236.
The Reason for the Believer's Hope to be
given with meekness and fear, 237.
An enlightened conscience and good con-
versation, 237.

The advantage of a good conscience and
conversation, 240.

A good conscience makes affliction light,
241. The sufferings of Christ, 242.
Our restoration to God is by Christ's suf-
ferings, 246.

Resurrection of Christ from the grave, 247.
Memory of the Righteous, 248.
Patience towards sinners, 249.
The obedience of Noah, 249.

The smallness of the number of Believ-
ers, 251. Baptism, 252.
The answer of a good conscience, 256.
God requires a pure heart, 257.
The foundation of a good conscience, 260.
Use to be made of gifts and graces, 261.
Dependence upon God, 264.

Object of all Christian gifts and institu-
tions, 265. The Christian conflict, 267.
The Christian's joy amidst sufferings, 270.

We should suffer, not as evil doers, but as
Christians, 272.

The Christian's happiness indestructible,
273.

If we suffer for Christ, His spirit rests on
us, 274.

God's time and purpose in the afflictions
of his church, 277.

The end of those that obey not the Gos-
pel, 281.

Confidence in God amidst affliction, 284.
To discourse well of divine things we must
do it from experience, 288.

Manner in which we ought to hear the
Word of God, 290.

Motives that ought to actuate the minister
of the Gospel, 292. Humility, 294.
Submission, 301.

Trust in Divine Providence, 305.
Be sober, be vigilant, 312.
Your adversary, the devil, 316.
Steadfastness of Faith, 318.
Perseverance and progress in grace, 320.
Fullness of grace and consolation in God,

325.

The Eternal Glory to be revealed, 328.
Manner in which we should praise God,
330.

We have seen his star in the east, and are
come to worship him, 332.

Age at which Jesus Christ and John the
Baptist entered on their ministry, 332.
Repentance, 333.

John's severity to the Pharisees and Sad-
ducees, 333.

My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleas-
ed, 334. Temptation of Jesus, 335.
Satan quoting scripture, 336.
The Sermon on the Mount, 337.
Gospel establishes the law, 339.
Forgiveness of injuries, 339.
Alms, prayer, and fasting, 340.
Judge not, that ye be not judged, 342.
Enter ye in at the strait gate, 344.
Not every one that saith Lord, Lord, 344.
The people were astonished at his doc-

trine, 345. The Centurion's Faith, 345.
Poverty of Christ, 346.

Christ stilling the tempest, 346.
Conduct of the Gadarenes, 349.
Thy sins be forgiven thee, 349.
Sitting at the receipt of custom, 350.
Heavenly wisdom, 352.
Complaints of sinfulness, 355.
The wisdom from above is pure, $57.
Heavenly Meditation, 357.

I have borne chastisement, 359.
What I see not teach thou me, 360.
The worship of God in the sanctuary, 361.
The church in the care of God, $62.
The true glory of the church, 363.
Insincerity in Public Worship, 364.
Hypocrisy, 368.

A welcome to the light, 368.
Internal evidence of Revelation, 369.

Christ the light of the world, 369.
Christ the lustre of the church, 370.
Hope amidst billows, 372.

The loving kindness of God, 373.
Grief for the violation of God's law, 376.
They will be still praising thee, 378.
The name of Jesus fragrant, 379.
Without me ye can do nothing, 382.
The carnal and spiritual mind, 383.
The heart to be regulated first of all, 384.
Owe no man any thing but to love one an-
other, 385.

Preface to a Sermon, 387.

God's dispensations above our wisdom,
387. Trusting in the Lord, 389.
The believer a hero, 390.
The seed is the word, 395.
Stony ground hearers, 396.

How the Christian may be fruitful, 397.
I will run in the way of thy command-
ments, 398.

Is my sin pardoned or not? 404..
The Christian triumph, 405.

Sin separates the soul from God, 409.
Time to awake, 411.

Deportment of children of the light, 412.
Put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ, 413.
The children of God understand his loving
kindness, 416.

The confidence of faith, 420.
Jesus our Wisdom, Righteousness, Sanc-
tification, and Redemption, 424.
Mockness under correction, 428.
In returning and rest ye shall be saved,
429. My hope is in Thee, 432.
What is that to thee? Follow thou me.
My son, give me thy heart, 436.
In their affliction they will seek me early.
437. The hiding of God's face, 438.
The fear of death, 442.
Duties of Ministers, 443.

Be much in prayer, 449.

Forms of prayer, 450.

Selfish prayer, 452.

Hallowed be thy name, 453.

Give us this day our daily bread, 454.
Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our
debtors, 455.

The way of sin down hill, 457.
Honor the Sabbath day to keep it holy,

457.

The blessedness of the man whose iniqui-
ties are forgiven, 459.

Out of the depths have I cried unto thee
O Lord, 462.

Prayer the natural language of the chil-
dren of God, 465.

The carnal mind sees God in nothing; the

spiritual mind sees him in every thing,
467. I will take heed to my ways, 468.
Our glory is, to be like Christ, 470.
1 held my peace even from good, 471.
Practical knowledge, 472.

Inconsistency of men in the waste of life,
472. Lord, what wait I for? 473.
My hope is in thee, 473.

Benefit of affliction, 474.

Hold not thy peace at my tears, 475.
O spare me, that I may recover strength,
before I go hence to be here no more,
476. Not slothful in business, 478.
Holding the mystery of the faith in a pure
conscience, 479.

I believe in God, the Father, the Son, and
the Holy Ghost, Maker of Heaven and
Earth, 480.

And in Jesus Christ, 482.
Reflections on Christ's sufferings, 483.
On his resurrection, 485.
His ascension, 487.

His day of judgment, 488.
The communion of saints, 492.
Forgiveness of sins, 492.
Resurrection of the body, 494.
Life eternal, 494.

Introduction to the Theological Lectures,
496. Study of the Scriptures, 499.
Happiness not to be found in earthly
things, 499.

Evidence of the soul's immortality, 503.
The soul's dignity, 504.
Happiness of Heaven, 505.
Universality of religious impressions, 507.
Being of a God, 508.

Divine Providence, 509.
Religion in its influence on this life, 510.
Decrees of God, 513.

The Creator seen in the creation, 516.
Difficulties in regard to the Providence of
God, 519.

Service of God from the principle of love,
520. Of Christ the Saviour, 521.
Dignity of becoming Sons of God, 524.
The soul unsatisfied till it returns to God,