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THE
POSTHUMOUS WORKS
OF
THE LATE REVEREND AND LEARNED
THOMAS BOSTON,
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT ETTRICK ; AUTHOR OF THE
FOUR FOLD STATE, AND OTHER VALUABLE WORKS;
NOW FIRST PUBLISHED FROM HIS MANUSCRIPTS, IN
POSSESSION OF HIS FAMILY,
CONSISTING OF SIXTY-SIX SERMONS ON IMPORTANT
AND INTERESTING SUBJECTS ;
With a RECOMMENDATORY PREFACE by the Clergymen who
prepared the Work for the Press.
By it, he being dead, yet speaketh.
Heb. xi. 4.
IN THREE VOLUMES.
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VOL. II.
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THE SUBJECTS DISCOURSED UPON
IN
VOLUME 'SECOND.
Pag.
38
Ser. XXV. The evil and danger of halting
betwixt two opinions,
s
1 Kings, xvi. 21.--" Elijah said, How long halt ye
betwixt two opinions ?"
XXVI. Creation's groans considered and im-
proved,
21
Rom. viii. 22.-" For we know that the whole
creation groaneth, and travaileth in pain toge-
ther until now.”
XXVII. The same subject continued,
XXVIII. Creation's travail and delivery, 57
Same text.
XXIX. Faithfulness towards God exempli.
fied and rewarded,
79
Numb. xiv. 24.-" But my servant Caleb, because
he had another spirit with him, and hath followed
me fully, him will I bring into the land where.
unto he went, and his feed shall possess it."
XXX. The same subject continued,
XXXI. The Christian described, the hypo-
crite detected,
134
Rom. ii. 28. 29,-“ For he is not a Jew which is one outw
;" &c.
XXXII. The same subject continued,
IOI
158
XXXIIJ. The statute-law of discipleship, 189
Iruke xiv. 26.--" If any man come to me, and hate..
not his father and mother," &c.
XXXIV. The same subject continued, 202
XXXV. A rich reward to diligence in reli-
gion,
216
Hof. vi. 3.--" Then thall ye know, if ye follow on
to know the Lord."
XXXVI. The same subject continued, 228
XXXVII. The acceptable manner of draw-
‘ing near to God,
241
Heb. x. 22.--" Let us draw near with a true heart,
in the full assurance of faith," 82C.
XXXVIII. The same subject continued, 255
XXXIX. The same subject continued, 280
XL. The faints God's servants, and his pro-
perty,
Alts, xxvii. 23.--". For there ftood by me, this
night the angel of the Lord, whose I am, and
whom I serve."
XLI. The same subject continued,
324
XLII. The same subject continued,
347
XLIJI. God's gracious call and precious
promise considered,
Pfal. lxxxi. 10.-
.“ Open thy mouth : wide, and I
will fill it."
306
376
XLIV. The nature and source of the spiri.. v
tual life,
390
John, vi. 575
- He that eateth me, even he shall
live by me."