T H E TEXTS OF EACH SERMON in this VOLUME. E R M. CV. The Necefìity of Repentance and Faith. Ads xx. 1.1. Tellifying both to the 7ews, and alto to the Greeks, Repentance towardGod, and Faith towardour Lord 7efus Chrifi. Page a SERM. CVI. Of Confelfing and Forfaking Sin, in order to Pardon. Prov. xxviii. 13. He that covereth his Sins(hall not proffer : but whofo confej/eth andforfaketh them, (hall have Mercy. P. 8 S ERM. CVH. Of Confeffion and Sorrow for Sin. Pfalm xxxviii. 18. I will declare mine Iniquity, and be fortyfor my Sin. P. 17 S E RM. CXIII. The unprofitablenefs of Sin in this Life, an Argument for Repentance. Job xxxiii. z7, 2.8. Ile looketh upon men, and if any fay, Ihave finned, andpervert.. ed that which was right, and it profitedme not; He will deliver hisfoulfromgòing into the pit, and his life /hall fee the light. P. zq S ERM. CIX, CX. The Shamefulnefs of Sin, an Argument for Repentance. Rom. vi. 7.1, az. What fruit had ye then in thole things, whereof ye are now a- . fhamed ? For the end of thole things is Death. But now king made free fromfn, and become Servants to God, ye haveyour fruit unto Holinefs, and the endEver- lolling Life. P3z,39 S ERM. CXI. The final Iffue of Sin, an Argument for Repentance. Text, Ibid. P 45 S E RM. CXII. The prefent and future Advantage of an Holy and Text, /bid Virtuous Life. P. 5" S E RM. CXIII, CXIV, CXV. The Nature and Neceffity of holy Refolution. Job xxxiv. 3 I, 3i. Surely it is meet to be Paid untoGod, I have born chaflifement, I will not offend any more : That which Ifeenot, teach thou me; if I have done Iniquity, I will do no more. P 63, 69, 76 a SERM,
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