What could have been done more for my Vine- yard, that I have not done in it? Where- fore when I looked for Grapes, brought And now, go to; I will tell you what I will do to my Vineyard: I will take away the Hedge thereof, and it fall be eaten up ; The fourth LETTER, to the Reverend T. H. relating to a Paffage in one of the The fifth LETTER, wrote, under a feigned Name, to a Friend in a dangerous Fit of An ESSAY on refined and friendly Conver- SERMON SERMON I. Moral Certainty a fufficient Ground for the Belief of Christianity. Preached in Queen's College Chapel. 2 PETER i. 16. For we have not followed cunningly devifed WHOEVER HOEVER attentively perufes the SERM. I. Apoftles, will fcarce need any other Proof to convince him, that they did not follow cunningly devifed Fables, or draw up an artificial Account of Things. There are at least as ftrong Proofs for the Genuinenefs even of the controverted Books of Scripture, as there are for that of any uncontroverted Book in Pagan Antiquity. But let us fuppofe it to be, what it is not, a Matter of Uncertainty, whether fuch a Record of Christianity be His whofe Name it bears; ftill we must distinguish between |