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COUNCIL OF PUBLICATION.

W. LINDSAY ALEXANDER, D.D., Professor of Theology, Congregational Uuion, Edinburgh.

JAMES BEGG, D.D., Minister of Newington Free Church, Edinburgh.

THOMAS J. CRAWFORD, D.D., S.T.P,, Professor of Divinity, University, Edinburgh.

D. T. K. DRUMMOND, M.A., Minister of St Thomas's Episcopal Church, Edinburgh.

WILLIAM H. GOOLD, D.D., Professor of Biblical Literature and Church History, Reformed Presbyterian Church, Edinburgh.

ANDREW THOMSON, D.D., Minister of Broughton Place United Presby- terian Church, Edinburgh.

REV. THOMAS SMITH, D.D., Edinbubgh.

THE COMPLETE WORKS

OF

THOMAS MANTON, D.D.

VOLUME XL

CONTAINING

SEVERAL SERMONS UPON THE SEVENTEENTH CHAPTER OF ST JOHN;

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SERMONS UPON THE SIXTH AND EIGHTH CHAPTERS OF ROMANS.

LONDON: JAMES NISBET & CO., 21 BERNEES STREET.

1873.

PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE AND COMPANY EDINBURGH AND LONDON

CONTENTS.

Sermons upon John xvii. —continued.

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Sermon XXXIII. " And for their sakes I sanctify myself," &c.,

ver. 19, .... 3

,y XXXIV. " Neither pray I for these alone," &c.,

ver. 20, .... 15

„ XXXV. "That they all may be one," &c., ver. 21, . 23

„ XXXVI. " That they all may be one," &c., ver. 21, . 32

„ XXXVII. "That they all may be one," &c., ver. 21, . 43

„ XXXVIII. " And the glory which thou gavest me, I

have given them," &c., ver. 22, . 54

„ XXXIX. " I in them, and thou in me," &c., ver. 23, 62

„ XL. " I in them, and thou in me," &c., ver. 23, 76

^ XLI. " Father, I will that they also whom thou

hast given me be with me Avhere I am," &c., ver. 24, . . . 89

„ XLII. "Father, I will," &c., ver. 24, . . 102

„ XLIII. " 0 righteous Father, the world hath not

known thee," &c., ver. 25, . . 114

„ XLIV. "And I have declared unto them thy

name," ver. 26, . . .131

„ XLV. " And I have declared," &c., ver. 26, . 141

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Sekmons on Romans vi.

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Sermon I. "What shall we say then?" vers. 1, 2, . . 153

„ II. "Know ye not, that as many/' (fee, ver. 3, . 162

„ III. " Therefore we are buried with him," &c., ver. 4, 171

„ IV. " For if we have been planted together," &c.,

ver, 5, . . . . .181

„ V. " Knowing this, that our old man is crucified,"

&c., ver. 6, . . . . . 191

„ VI. "For he that is dead is freed from sin," &c.,

ver. 7, . . . . .201

„ VII. " Now, if we be dead with Christ," &c., ver. 8, . 211

„ VIII. "Knowing that Christ, being raised from the

dead, dieth no more," &c., vers. 9, 10, . 220

„ IX. " Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be

dead," &c., ver. 11, ... 228

f^ X. "Let not sin therefore reign in your mortal

body," &c., ver. 12, . . .236

55 XI. " Neither yield ye your members as instruments

of unrighteousness," &c., ver. 13, . . 246

„ XII. " For sin shall not have dominion over you," &c.,

ver. 14, .... . 256

„ XIIL " For sin shall not have," &c., ver. 14, . . 266

„ XIV. " For sin shall not have," &c., ver. 14, . . 274

„ XV. "For sin shall not have," &c., ver. 14, . . 286

„ XVI. " What then 1 shall we sin, because we are not

under the law," &c., ver. 15, . . 299

„ XVII. " Know ye not, that to whom ye yield your- selves," &c., ver. 16, . . .307

5, XVIII. "But God be thanked, that you were the ser- vants of sin," &c., ver. 17, . . . 317

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Sermon XIX. " Being then made free from sin, ye became the

servants of righteousness," vers. 18, 19, . 327

„ XX. " For when ye were the servants of sin," &c.,

ver. 20, . . . . .336

„ XXI, "What fruit had ye then in those things?" &c.,

ver. 21, .... . 343

„ XXII. " But being made free from sin," &c., ver. 22, . 352

„ XXIII. " And the end everlasting life," &c., ver. 22, . 363

„ XXIV. " For the wages of sin is death," &c., ver. 23, . 370

Sermons on Romans viir.

Epistle Dedicatory, ...... 383

Sermon 1. " There is therefore now no condemnation," &c.,

ver. 1, . . . . .385

„ II. " For the law of the spirit of life," &c., ver, 2, . 395

„ III. " Hath made me free," &o., ver. 2, , . 412

„ IV. " For what the law could not do," &c., ver. 3, . 420

„ V. " That the righteousness of the law," &c., ver. 4, 430

„ VI, " For they that are after the flesh," &c., ver. 5, 438

„ VII, "For they that are after the flesh," &c., ver. 5, 448

„ VIII, " For to be carnally minded is death," &c., ver, 6, 459

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