CONTENTS OF VOL. III. SERMONS ON THE PRINCIPAL HEADS OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. rAOS SERMON I. The Knowledge of God by the Light of Nature, Acts xiv. 15..17- 1 II. God's Election of a People for himself, Eph. i. 3, 5, - 18. -- III. 'TheExcellency and Advantage ofthe Christian Dis- pensation, Heb. viii. 6. 33 -- IV. The Exaltation of Christ, and his sending down the Holy Spirit, Acts ii. 33. - 51 V. The perpetual Obligation of the Law; the Evil and Defect of Sin, 1 John iii. 4. Rom. vi. 23. 67 VI. The Lord's Day, or Christian Sabbath, Gen. ii. 3. 83 VII. Christian Baptism, Matt. xxvii. 19. 97 VIII. Christian Diligence, Prov. xiii. 4. - - - - - 111 IX. Christian Fellowship, Rom. xv. 6, 7. 1`23 EVANGELICAL DISCOURSES. DISCOURSE I. The Commission of St. Paul, Acts m. 13, 19. ]43 s- II. The same continued . 153 HI. The Difference between the Law and the Gospel, Gal. iii. 21, 22. 165 IV. The same continued - 177 V. Early Appointmer.t of the Atonement, Rev. xiii. 8'. 1S9 VI. The Atonement Manifested, Rev. xiii. .8. - - 193 VII. God in Christ the Saviour of the Ends of the Earth, Isa. xiv. 22. 212 --- VIII. The same continued - - - - - 226 IX. Faith built onKnowledge, 2Tim i. 12. - - - 236 X. The same continued - 255 IX. TheordinaryWitnesss of the Spirit, Ram. viii. 16. 273 XII. The extraordinary Witness of the Spirit, Rom. viii. 16. 286 Essay on the Powers and Contests of Flesh and Spirit 303 DEATH AND HEAVEN. DISCOURSE I. The Conquest over Death, 1 C'or. xv, 26. - - - 349 II. The Happiness of separateSpirits, Heb, xii, 23 - 374
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