The Pilgrim in the Missions; Or, Gospel-husbandry ...

PARENT, the Unnatural: Keach-Smith-C. M. Papers

PARENTS, Duty of: Bp. Ken-Bp. Jewel-¶ R.-Davies-C. M.

Society's Schools

'Love to Children: Keach-Watts-Davis

PERSECUTION for Christ's Sake: Archbp. Leighton-Bp. Hall

Bp. Ridley-Newton-Palcario

PRAYER, Duty of: Smith-Tupper-Mounsell

Intercessory: Byfield Hankinson Gollmer -T D.

Wilson

for the Heathen: J. Swete-Watts-Adley

Closet: Forsyth-Becon-Hymn-¶ Wilberforce-Davis

-Melancthon

for Missionaries: C. E.-Horne-Bickersteth

directions for: Edw. VI., Primer-Leupolt

-, profit of: Old Hymn-Origen-Cockran

PRAYERFULNESS: Flavel-Coleridge-W. Jowett .

PRIDE: Law-Milton-R. Taylor.

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PROTESTANTISM and Romanism: Cudworth-Newman-Bilderbeck 197

REDEEMED, the: Bradley-Baker

REDEMPTION: Winslow-T Luther-Lefevre-Jones

REFUGE, the sure: Bishop Horne-M. Henry-Herbert-Frey. 195

RELIGION (formalism): Bp. Hopkins-Watson-J. T. Wolters

REPENTANCE: Sanderson-¶ Bishop Coverdale-W. Rowley
Archbishop Cranmer-Primitive Hymn-Indian

Girl

RESIGNATION: Worthington-¶ Savonarola-Blonde

RIGHTEOUSNESS, justifying: Goode-P. Henry-Cockran

ROCK, the: Origen-M'Caul-Paulinus-Report C. M. Society

ROD, the Hale-A'Kempis-Phelan-Butscher

ROME, the Church of: Desanctis-C. Buchanan

SABBATH, the

reverence for: Old Sonnet-Barenbruck-Cobbold 207
SACRIFICES: Philo-Bishop Shuttleworth-Bishop Corrie
SALVATION (of free grace): Bradford-¶ Flavel-Wendnagel
of others, zeal for: ¶ Bishop Coverdale-Latrobe-
W. Johnson

SANCTIFICATION: Martyn- Martyn-Pascal-B. N.-Prissada. 171

SATAN, yoke of: Vaudois Confession-J. Montgomery-J. Knight 93
SCHOOL, the Sabbath: J. Harding-Kingsmill-Beale

SCORNER, the: Burns-Habington-Labrador

SERPENT, the Lightfoot-Newton-Vishnoo

his kingdom: T. Taylor-Latrobe-Buchanan

SHEPHERD, the good: Stevenson-¶ Smith-Hartley

150

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. 149

SICKNESS, prayer in, &c. : Bishop Coverdale-African Communicant 127

SIN, conviction of: S. S. Y.-¶ Dean Boys-G. E. Smith-A

Brahmin

sense of: Bishop Reynolds--¶ Swete-Corrie

SINNER, the, his refuge: Pascal-Bp. Coverdale-Bp. Gobat
SINS, little: Venn-Bishop Taylor-¶-C. Taylor

. 101

SPIRIT, the Holy: Bp. Andrews-¶ Letter from a Missionary
guidance of the: Bp. Berkeley-Scott-Latrobe-Farrar. 157
help of the Book of C. P., 1559-Bridges-Hurt―
Abdool Messeeh

indwelling of the: Bishop Coverdale—¶ Bishop Selwyn . 189

mediation of the: Venn-Croly-New Zealander's letter. 129

sanctification by: Nec. Doctr.-South-Davis-Williams 107
STEDFASTNESS: John Huss-Kelly-Abbeokouta.
218
STRENGTH IN WEAKNESS: Tyndale-Beaumont-C. Buchanan 81
in Jesus: M'Duff—¶ Bull—C. Taylor-Thomason
SUPERSTITION, horrors of: Cunningham-Krapf .
SUPPER, the Lord's: Aelfrick-¶ Bp. J. Taylor-Haweis-Report
C. M. Society

: Townshend-Hobbs

: Ambrose-Wogan-Basil-Tinnevelly

THANKFULNESS: Saunders-Tract-Saunders-Pettit

: Baillie-African boy-Abdool Messeeh
: S. Jerome J. Quarles-Thomason

THINGS, earthly: S. Ephraim-Gleaner

THOUGHTS, the Bishop King-T Lord Clarendon-New Zealand

Convert

TIME AND ETERNITY: Chalmers-F. Quarles-Bishop Corrie-

Beale

TRIALS, submission under : Cecil-C. M.-Krapf.

(preciousness of): Crouch-¶ Lucas-A Hindoo's thoughts 209

TRADITION: Edward VI.-Cox

109

purifiers: Bp. Coverdale-Cowper-Schaffter.

(mercies); N. Watches-Norton-Krapf-C. Friend

. 205

TRINITY, the: Nowell-Evelyn-Bishop Wilson.

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WAGES, ministerial: ¶ Zwingli-Bp. Ken-Biddulph-Gollmer. 23
WICKED, doom of the: R. Hall-Law-Bp. Heber-Adley
: R. Watson-Latrobe-Davis

WISDOM, man's: Smith-Latrobe-Sharkey

unto Salvation: Theodoret-Cyril-Hilary-Cowper-
Rowley

WOMAN (wives): Homily-J. Montgomery-Mayor
WORD OF GOD, thirst for the: Queen Elizabeth-Krusé.

-, prayer before reading: Archbishop Leighton-
Edward VI.'s Primer-Harding

WORKS, the witness of faith: Buchanan-Macarius-Schwartz-
Sandreczki

WORSHIP, domestic: Watkins-Henry-T. S. N.-Bp. Brownrig

YOUNG, the: J. Montgomery-Joceline-Sir J. E. Tennant

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THE GLAD TIDINGS.

THE desire of all nations shall come.-Hagg. ii. 7.

THE faith of God's people desired Emmanuel's coming, not for
themselves alone, but for others also. The Jews were not to
engross the "oil of gladness" to themselves, but to borrow vessels
of their neighbours, and to pour it unto them. The patriarchs
were desirous to raise up seed to their dead brethren, the Gentiles
-to gain the Gentiles to the Gospel of Peace. . . . . And Christ
answers all desires. To every part and power of the soul, Christ
becomes a kindly, proper, full satisfaction. He is called the "true
Light," that the eye of the soul may have wherewith to be enlight-
ened. He is the "Word," that the ear of the soul may have what
to hear: the "Bread of Life," that the taste of the soul may have
what to feed upon. Indeed, Christ hath in Him all that we need,
or can possibly wish for. He is the poor man's riches, the despised
man's honour, the hungry man's food, the sick man's health, and
the dying man's life. Verily, "the desire fulfilled," saith Solomon,
"is a tree of life." Here we have the true Tree of Life, the very
leaves whereof shall heal the nations.-Bishop Brownrig.

Lo! here a shining path of duty lies!

Here stretch thy helping hand! Here bend thine eyes!
'Tis ours to utter forth the glad decree,

To ope the prison-doors, the captive free;

To give the balm-drops for the restless mind-

To mourners comfort-eyesight to the blind;

From hedges and highways 't is ours to bring

The poor, the halt, the maimed, to banquet with our King!

Charlotte Elizabeth.

I beseech you, brethren, by the mercies and the judgments of
God-by dawning hopes and revived terrors-by the ashes of your
dead friends, and by the spirit of the dead which breathes in the
living-by the groans of perishing Heathens, and by the joys of
heaven-born, laborious, consistent Christians-by the pains of hell,
and by the glories of heaven—come, lengthen the cords and
strengthen the stakes of your tent-come, bring the gold, the
silver, and the stones, which are to form the gates, the walls, and
the battlements of the last city to be built-come, enlarge the com-
mission of your angel, and bid Him fly with His everlasting Gospel
to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people—to preach
unto all them that dwell on the earth, "from the river to the sea,
and from the flood to the world's end."-Rev. E. T. Vaughan,
Church Missionary Anniversary Sermon, May 2, 1815.