ON THE

Following SUBJECTS.

V IZ.

The love of God a rational || The true ground of the argu-

principle, and a moral virtue.

Of the true happiness of man.
The mischiefs of vanity, and an
affected wisdom.

The diftinct offices and ufes of
reason, and revelation,
Of blafphemy, and prophane
fwearing.

Of exemplary and fhining cha-
racters of virtue.

Of flander and defamation.
Of covetousness, envy, and dif-

content.

ment, from reason, for a future
ftate.

Of the Sabbath, and the moral
ground of public worship.
character.
Virtue an uniform and confiftent

ture and use of prayer.
A general difcourfe on the na-
The reasonableness of that
branch of prayer, which is
ftiled interceffion.

Of Idolatry, and visiting the ini-
quities of the fathers upon
the children.

The advantages of confideration. On the Mediation of Chrift.

By JAMES FOSTER.

VOLUME IV.

LONDON:

Printed for J. NOON, at the White-Hart in Cheapfide, near
Mercers-Chapel; and A. MILLAR, oppofite to Katharine-
Street in the Strand. MDCCXLIV.

THE

CONTENTS.

SERMON I.

Page i

HE Love of God a rational prin-

ciple, and a moral Virtue.

TH

MATT. xxii. 37, 38.

Jefus faid unto him, Thou shalt love the

Lord thy God with all thine Heart, and

with all thy Soul, and with all thy Mind.

This is the first and great Commandment.

SER M. II.

Of the true Happiness of Man.

PSAL. iv. 6.

p. 25

There be many that fay, Who will fhew us

any good? LORD, lift thou up the light

of thy Countenance upon us.