his fruit in his season ; his leaf also shall

not wither, and whatsoever be doth shall

prosper.

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SERMON IV.

On our Imperfect Knowledge of a

Future State.

I CORINTH. xiii. 12.

For now

through a glass, darkly.

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we

see

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SERMON V.

On the Death of Christ.

[Preached at the Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lord's

Supper.]

John, xvii. 1. Jesus lift up his eyes to

Heaven, and said, Father! the hour is

come.

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SERMON VI.

On Gentleness.

JAMES, iii. 17.

The wisdom that is from

above, is--gentle

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SE R M ON VII.

On the Disorders of the Passions.

Esther, v. 13. 'Yet all this availeth me

nothing, so long as I see Mordecai the

few sitting at the King's gate.

ibo

SERMON VIII.

On our Ignorance of Good and Evil in

this Life.

ECCLESIASTES, vi. 12. Who knoweth what

is good for man in this life, all the aays of

bis, vain life, which he spendeth as

shadow ?

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SERMON IX.

On Religious Retirement.

PSALM iv, 4.

Commune with your own

beart, upon your bed and be still

,

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Titus, ii. 6. Young men likewise exhort

to be sober-minded.

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SERMON : XII.

On the Duties and Consolations of the

Aged.

PROVERBS, xvi. 31. The boary head is a

crown of glory, if it be found in the way

of righteousness.

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SERMON, XIII.

On the Power of Conscience.

Genesis, xlii. 21, 22. . And they said one

to another, We are verily guilty concerning

our brother, in that we saw the anguish

of his soul, when he besought us; and we

would not bear : Therefore is this distress

come upon us.

And Ruben answered,

them, saying, Spake I not unto you, saying,

Do not sin against the child; and

ye

would

not bear? Therefore, bebold also bis blood

is required.

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SERMON XIV.

On the Mixture of Joy and Fear in

Religion.

Psalm Ï. 11. Rejoice with trembling. 376

SERMON XV.

On the Motives to Constancy in Virtue.

GAL. vi. 9.
And let us not be