SERMON V,

Of the Reasonableness and Terrors of the

future Judgment.

A&s xxiv. 25.

And as he reason'd of Righteousness,

Temperance, and Judgment to come,

Felix trembled, and answer’d, Go thy way

fór this time, when I have a convenient

season, I will call for thee.

SERMON VI.

Of the Causes of mens delaying their

Repentance.

A&s xxiv. 25.

-Felix trembled; and answer'd, Go

thy way for this time, when I have a

convenient season I will call for thee.

SERMON VII.

Of the Danger of mens delaying their

Repentance.

Acts

A&s xxiv. 25.2
---- Felix trembled; and answerd, Go

thy way for this time, when I have a

convenient season, I will call for thee...

SERMON VIII. ..

An Exhortation to mutual Charity and

Vnion among Protestants. .

Rom. xv. 5,6,7.

Now the God of patience and consolation

grant you to be like-minded one towards

another, according to Christ Jesus :; That

ye may with one mind and one mouth,

glorify God, even the Father of our Lord

Jesus Christ. in.

Wherefore receive, ye' one another, as

Christ also received us to the glory of God.

SERMON IX. ..weloved

Of the Nature and benefit of a publick

· Humiliation... k o

: : Joel

Joel ii. 12, 13.

Therefore also now, saith the Lord,

Turn ye even to me with all your heart, and

with Fasting, and with Weeping, and

with Mourning: And rent your heart and

not your garments, and turn unto the Lord

your God; for he is gracious and merciful,

slow to anger, and of great kindness, and

repenteth him of the evile:

SERMON X

Of Contending Earnestly for the Faith

which was once delivered to the

Saints.

...::: Jude jii,

.

Beloved, when I gave" all diligence to

write unto you of the common salvation, it

was needful for me to write unto you, and

exhort you, That you should Earnestly con-

tend for the Faith which was once deli-

wered to the saints.

DISCOURSE I.

Of the Nature and End of the Holy

Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.

:: . i Cor. xi. 24. .

This do, in Remembrance of Me. .

DISCOURSE II.

of the Honour due to the Blessed

Virgin.

Luke i. 48, 49.

For behold from henceforth, all Gene-

rations shall call me blessed : For he that

is Mighty hath done for me great things,

and holy is his name.

OF

SERMON I.

Of the Qualifications required to a pro

fitable hearing of God's Word...

Preached on the Gospel for Sexagefima

Sunday, at Grays-Inn, 1689.

LUKE VIII. 8. He that bath Ears to bear, let him Hear.

A HE Words are a kind of. Pro

verbial Expression, with which
our Blessed Saviour
very * frequently con- * Mar. xi. 15.
cludes his Discourses

Kurres ---xiii. 9, 43.

Mar. vii. 16. to his Disciples, the Luk. xiv. 35,

more to engage them fc. to a juft Attention to and Confideration of that Holy Gospel, which he delivered unto them: And the Import whereof we cannot beta ter learn, than from that excellent Parable to which they are here subjoin'd.

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