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TABLE of CONTENTS

TO THE

SECOND VOLU M E.

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BSOL

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to the priesthood.

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ANGER. How we are to be angry, and fin not.

274
BAPTISM. Requires in us a new life. 141

CHRISTIANS. Must lead a mortified life. 13

Must practise all virtues.

In what manner they are free.

28

Where they are finally to go.

41

They imitate the Jews and infidels in affeated

ignorance.

72

They are not to hate the wicked or infidels. 100

Their lives must be conformable to their belief.

205
Several Christian duties set down.

282

COMPASSION. In what it confifts.

131

CORRECTION (BROTHERLY). How to be used.

240

Death. The great importance of dying well. 43

We must all be reduced into dust.

42

Calamities forewarn us to prepare for it. 168

Devil. Wages continual War against us. 289

DRUNKENNESS. Cenfured,

96

36

Our ENEMIES. We are not to complain of their

persecuting us.
In what consists our love of them.

95
In what manner we must pardon them.

ENVY. Its nature and effects.

239

Faith. Its nature and properties.

5

Cannot save us without good works.

50

The FLESH. Wbo live according to it. 162
Its conflicts with the spirit.

221

FORNICATION. A grievous fin. Its effects. 173

God. How he will abide in us.

85

No undertaking propers without his help. 125

We are not to importune bim to grant our inordi-
nate desires.

172

Grace. Is a gift of God, and the life of tbe

foul.

No graces are little.

152

We cannot advance one step towards heaven with-

out it.

183

Holy Ghost. Reasons for his coming.

He will convince the world of fin.
The effeats of bis descending on the apostles. 79

HEAVEN. A Cbriftian's chief concern.

234

HUMILITY. Taught by the parable of the Pha-

risee and Publican.

185

Recommended by the example of Christ. 258
In what it confifts.
The humility of St. Peter, how rewarded.

127

HYPOCRISY. Its great vileness.

302

IDLENESS. Its dangerous effeéts.

275

IMPURITY. A great fin.

290

INFIRMITIES. Motives to bear them with a

Chriflian resignation.

219

INGRATITUDE. In wbat we flew it to God. 220

JUDGMENT (The Day of). Ought often to be

in our thoughts.

254

LIFE. Its fortness and uncertainty,

41

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Love of God. What are the proofs of it in us.

84

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The love of God, and of ourselves, compared. 150

of our NeigHBOUR, Motives to induce us

to it.
LYING. A great vice.

273
Modesty. How to praftise it.

228
MORTIFICATION. Distinguishes the disciples of
Chrift from those of the world.

229
MURMURING. How punisb'd in the Jews. 175
Our NEIGHBOUR. Who be is.

204
OBSTINACY. How punish'd in the Jews. 319
PARDON. When to be asked of an injured bro-
ther.

139
A whole discourse on pardoning our brother. 293
PARENTS. Their obligations toward their children.

285
PASSIONS, When disorderly, are idols to us.

182
Pastor. The properties of a good one. 18
PERSEVERANCE, Divers inducements thereto. 148
PHARISEES. In what their righteousness confifted.

134
PILGRIMS. All are such in this world. 23
PRAYER. What we are to pray for.

58
Avails nothing without good works.

160
How to be made for temporal blesings. 287
PRIDE. Condemn'd by the parable of the Pharises
and Publican.

184
PRUDENCE (CHRISTIAN). In what it confifts.

62
RepentANCE. The danger of delaying it. 108
Exemplify'd in the Publican.

185
RetirEMENT. The best preparation to converse

with God.
Riches. The true use of them.

232
SALVATION. 'Of the greatest importance. 31

To be worked out with fear and trembling. 176
Our SAVIOUR. To be imitated by all believers. 13

Our

76

Our Saviour. All things to be asked in his name.

57
His demeanour whilf on earth.

142
The great benefits of bis coming into the world.

212
How we are to follow him.

306
Our confidence to be placed in his merits. 200

Sin. May be committed by thought as well as

deeds.

137

The fruits of fin.

157

The SoulIts value, and our rashness in exposing

it.

Objects, that war against it, to be destroy’d. 25

Holy SPIRIT. The fruits of it.

66

STEWARD. We are all such of God's gifts and

graces.

168

TEAchers (False). Described.

157

TEMPTATIONS. How to be refifted.

280

The TONGUE. To be bridled.

53

VAIN-GLORY. To be avoided.

238

Word of God. We must be doers of it, and not
bearers only.

50

The World. Labouring for it alone, is labour
in vain.

125

ZEAL. To be managed with discretion. 303

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FINI S.