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Psalm 135–150.
LECTURE 996—1011.
135. 1. The psalmist giveth reasons 996. The blessedness of not being
for praising the Lord.
idle worshippers.
136. 1. The psalmist dwelleth on 997. The supreme mercy of God
God's everlasting love.
in our redemption.
137. 1. The psalmist lamenteth the 998. That we are liable to be en-
captivity in Babylon.
snared by the mystic Babylon.
138. j. David declareth and fore- 999. The Gospel promotes genuine
telleth the praise of God.
civil liberty.
139. 1. David setteth forth the 1000. The necessity of loving God
omniscience of God.
unfeignedly.
140. 1. David prayetli and trusteth 1001. Of being more in earnest
in the help of God.
in our faith.
141. 1. David prayeth to be pre- 1002. Of praying to be delivered
served from evil practices.
from the power of temptation.
142. 1. David pointeth out his com- 1003. The comfort of praying for
fort when in trouble.
the help of God.
143. 1. David pleadeth earnestly for 1004. Of fervency in our prayers
mercy and grace.
to God.
144. 1. David blesseth God, and 1005. The effect of being sanc-
declareth the happiness of God's tioned and blessed by God.
people.
145. 1. David praiseth God for his 1006. The praises of God set forth.
greatness and his goodness.
146. 1. The psalmist resolveth to 1007. The attributes of God are
praise God perpetually.
unchangeable.
147. 1. The psalmist calleth on Zion 1008. The powerful and sure in-
to praise God.
fluence of God's grace.
148. i. The psalmist exhorteth 1009. How few do what they can
every thing to praise God. in praising God.
149. 1. The psalmist calleth on the 1010. The grounds on which the
church to praise God.
saints rejoice in the Lord.
150. 1. The psalmist exhorteth us 1011. How to use the Book of
to praise God many ways.
Psalms in praising God.
LECTURE 1012–1017. 1012. The benefit of knowledge.
PROVERBS 1—3. 1. 1. The use of the Proverbs.
1,7. An exhortation to resist the 1013. That we ought not to con- enticement of sinners.
sent when invited to transgress. 1. 20. The warning words of divine 1014. The folly of rejecting warn- wisdom.
ings. 2. 1. How to find knowledge. The 1015. Against being enticed to use thereof.
forsake God.
3. 1. Exhortations to various duties. 1016. Religion the way of plea-
santness and peace.
3. 19. Further exhortations to duty. 1017. Of knowing the right means
towards life eternal.
PROVERBS 4–17.
LECTURE 1018–1041.
4. 1. Solomon declareth how his 1018. The duty of parents to in-
father instructed him.
struct their children.
5. 1. The end of following after the 1019. Matrimony, God's ordinance
strange woman.
for man's benefit.
6. 1. Against suretyship, idleness, 1020. The character of an arro-
and frowardness.
gant, false, and cruel man.
6. 20. Of obeying parental instruc- 1021. The habit of submission to
tion.
authority.
7. 1. The arts of an abandoned wo- 1022. The sins of the adulterer
man described.
hard to repent of.
8. 1. Wisdom proclaimeth herself 1023. Of seeking for wisdom, and
aloud.
loving it.
8. 22. Wisdom the attribute of God. 1024. Of approaching to the like-
ness of divine wisdom.
9. 1. Wisdom's invitation; and that 1025. The end of those who re-
of the strange woman.
sort to an abandoned woman.
10. 1. Proverbs relating to the 1026. The excellency of holiness
righteous and the wicked.
manifested by contrast.
10. 15. Proverbs relating to the 1027. The righteous happy, the
wicked miserable.
11. 1. Proverbs relating to the 1028. The force of contrast as
employed in the Proverbs.
11.17. Proverbs relating to the 1029. The retribution of the good
and of the evil.
12. 1. Proverbs relating to the 1030. That many profitable lessons
are plainly taught in this book.
12. 14. Proverbs relating to the 1031. The importance of a right
conversation.
13. 1. Proverbs relating to the 1032. How large an amount of
holiness is attainable.
13. 14. Proverbs relating to the 1033. The inheritance which good
men leave to their children.
14. 1. Proverbs relating to the wise 1034. The ways of the wise and
and foolish.
of the foolish.
14. 20. Proverbs relating to wisdom 1035. National religion the way to
and righteousness.
national prosperity.
15. 1. Proverbs relating to the 1036. Of temper. Of instruction.
Of the omniscience of God.
15. 19. Proverbs relating to the 1037. Of being humble, pure, and
not covetous.
16. 1. Proverbs relating to the Lord, 1038. Of the judgment awaiting
and to kings.
us hereafter.
16. 18. Proverbs relating to various 1039. The fruit of humility to-
subjects.
wards God.
17. 1. Proverbs on various subjects. 1040. Against returning evil for
good unto God.
17. 14. Proverbs on various sub- 1041. Of reverently studying di- jects.
vine wisdom.
scorners.
PROVERBS 18-30.
LECTURE 1042-1065.
18. 1. Prove. bs on various subjects. 1042. Our way to be friends of
Christ.
19. 1. Proverbs relating to various 1043. The wise though poor better
than the foolish rich.
19. 15. Proverbs relating to various 1044. The judgments awaiting
20. 1. Proverbs relating to various 1045. Against slothfulness in
things spiritual.
20. 14. Proverbs on various sub- 1046. God chastises us for our
jects.
good.
21. 1. Proverbs on various sub- 1047. Of rejoicing in well doing.
21. 16. Proverbs on various sub- 1048. Of putting our whole trust
in God.
22. 1. Proverbs on various sub- 1049. Heaven graciously offered
alike to rich and poor.
22. 17. An exhortation to attend to 1050. That the book of Proverbs
the proverbs.
is inspired.
23. 1. Solomon addresseth several 1051. God pleads with us as with
proverbs to his son.
dear children.
23. 19. Solomon addresseth several 1052. Against excess in drink,
and following evil women.
24. 1. Solomon addresseth several 1053. The duty of taking part
with the injured.
24. 17. Solomon addresseth several 1054. Against improvidence and
slothfulness.
25. 1. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1055. Means of avoiding strife.
out by the men of Hezekiah.
25. 15. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1056. Against giving way to an
irritable temper.
26. 1. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1057. The hopeless case of a vain
person.
26. 13. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1058. The causes, symptoms, and
progress of contention.
27. 1. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1059. Of being truly kind amd
out by the men of Hezekiah. friendly.
27. 15. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1060. How surely God supplies
out by the men of Hezekiah. the world with plenteousness.
28. 1. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1061. The joy which is felt when
out by the men of Hezekiah. the righteous prosper.
28. 14. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1062. Against robbing God of the
out by the men of Hezekiah. honour due to Him.
29. 1. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1063. The abuse and use of God's
out by the men of Hezekiah. good gifts.
29. 14. Proverbs of Solomon copied 1064. Causes of the abundance of
out by the men of Hezekiah. ungodliness.
30. 1. The first part of the words 1065. Of being contented with
of Agur.
moderate things.
PROVERBS 30-31.
LECTURE 1066_1067. 30. 18. The remainder of the words 1066. Various things that may of Agur.
help to humble us. 31. 1. The words of king Lemuel 1067. The character of a virtuous
which his mother taught him. wife.
Ecclesiastes 1-12.
LECTURE 1068_1086.
1. 1. The Preacher declareth that 1068. Against setting our affec-
all is vanity.
tions on things below.
1. 3. The Preacher sheweth the 1069. In what cases labour and
vanity of labour and knowledge. knowledge are not vain.
2. 1. The Preacher sheweth the 1070. The great loss of living an
vanity of a life of pleasure. ungodly life.
2. 12. The Preacher sheweth the 1071. The duty of enjoying thank-
vanity of amassing for others. fully God's good gifts.
3. 1. The Preacher dwelleth on 1072. Of looking forward from
the times and seasons of things. time to eternity.
3. 16. The Preacher declareth man's 1073. Better things than those of
mortality.
earth are awaiting us.
4. 1. The Preacher sheweth many 1074. Our advantage in having a
cases of vanity.
settled monarchy.
5. 1. The Preacher warneth us 1075. Of making good our vows
against vanities in our worship. unto God.
5. 8. The Preacher sheweth the 1076. Of enjoying thankfully but
vanity of great wealth.
not selfishly.
6. 1. The Preacher sheweth the 1077. All worldly plans of life are
vanity of possessions not enjoyed vain alike.
7. 1. T'he Preacher setteth forth the 1078. The advantage of viewing
right way.
things wisely.
7. 15. The Preacher sheweth the 1079. The universal corruption of
conclusions of wisdom.
human nature.
8. 1. The Preacher dwelleth on the 1080. The wisdom of planning for
uncertainty of time.
eternity.
8. 11. The Preacher declareth the 1081. Of being content to find
end of the good and of the evil. God's ways inscrutable.
9. 1. The Preacher exhorteth to joy 1082. Reasons for labouring, and
and diligence.
rejoicing in the Lord.
9. 11. The Preacher commendeth 1083. The advantage of being as
skill and prudence.
well educated as possible.
10. 1. The Preacher remarketh on 1084. The wisdom of not meddling
wisdom, and on the want of it. with affairs of state.
11. 1. The Preacher exhorteth to 1085. Of giving and enjoying, with
bountiful almsgiving.
a view to the future judgment.
12. 1. The Preacher exhorteth to 1086. The wisdom of serving God
remember God in youth.
all our life long.
Solomon's Song 1-8.
LECTURE 1087–1095.
1. 1. The Bride and Bridegroom 1087. As Christ has loved the
address each other.
church, so ought we to love Him.
2. 1. The Bridegroom continueth to 1088. The invitation of Christ to
converse with the Bride.
his church.
3. 1. The Bridegroom and Bride 1089. The glory of the heavenly
separate, and meet again.
Bridegroom.
4. 1. The beauty of the Bride. 1090. The excellency of the
church.
5. 1. The Bride seeketh and com- 1091. That we share Christ's love
mendeth the Bridegroom.
with all his church.
6. 1. The Bridegroom commendeth 1092. Of aiming at perfection, that
the Bride.
we may please Christ.
7. 1. The beauty of the Bride is 1093. The church, being justified,
once more commended.
must be actually holy.
8. 1. The Bride communeth with 1094. God has provided for our
the Bridegroom.
understanding love divine.
8. 14. The Bridegroom and Bride 1093. Christ's invitation, The
hasten each other.
prayer of the church.
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