rence of your fervent prayers to God

with those of

Your most affectionate Friend,

and Servant,

in the gofpel of Chrift,

Hatton-Garden.
Oct. 30, 1769.

Samuel Stennett.

The Reader is defired to correct the following
miftakes of the prefs with his pen.

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Vol. I. p. 11. for confined read confufed

- p. 350. for advantitious read adventitious
Vol. II. p. 63. for reigns read reins

CON-

CONTENTS

OF THE

FIRST VOLUME.

DISCOURSE I.

The Nature of Religion.

In Three Parts.

I COR. iv. 20.

The kingdom of God is not in word,

but in power.

P. I.

DISCOURSE II.

The Reality of Religion.

In Three Parts.

2 TIM. iii. 5.

Denying the power.

P. 43.

DISCOURSE III.

The Sameness of Religion.

In Three Parts.

I COR. xii. 13.

And have been all made to drink into

one Spirit.

P. 85.

DISCOURSE IV.

The Importance of Religion.

In Three Parts.

LUKE X. 42.

One thing is needful.

P. 127

DISCOURSE V.

The Difficulties attending Religion.
In Three Parts,

MATTH. xvi. 24.

Then faid Jefus unto his difciples, If any man

will come after me, let him deny himself,

and take up his cross, and follow me.

P. 171.

DISCOURSE VI.

The Difficulties of Religion furmounted.

In Three Parts.

MATTH. xi. 30.

For my yoke is eafy, and my burden is light.

P. 233-

DISCOURS E VII.

The Pleasantness of Religion.

In Three Parts.

PROV. iii. 17.

Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all

her paths are peace.

P. 285-

DISCOURSE VIII.

The Fruits of Religion.

In Three Parts.

R o M, vi. 22.

Ye have your fruit unta boliness.

P. 337.

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