407. Perpetuity of God's Mercy 347
408. The Christian's Desire 351
409' Praise to God for Redemption 353
410. God' s Love seen in all his Dispensations . . . 356
411. The Person a?id Offices of Christ 360
412. The great fVork of Redemption 366
413. The Greatness and Condescension of God . . . 370
414. Thanksgiving for Deliverance 374
41 0' Grateful Recollections 379
416. How to regidte the Lord for his Mercies . . . 384
417' The Gentiles called to praise God 389
418. The Exaltation of Christ a Ground of Cojifidence, 393
419* How to attain Divine Knowledge 397
420. The IVisdom of true Piety 401
42 1 . The Vanities of this World an Obstacle to Spiritual
Progress 405
422. Serious and speedy Conversion to God recommended, 409
423. The Goodness of God 412
424. The Benefit of Affliction 415
425. The Loving-kindness of God 420
426. The true Test of Religion in the Soul .... 422 427- The Christian's chief Desires 436
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428. David's Desire to serve God 440
429' Blessedness of those who love God's Law . . 444
430. 'j Security of those who trust in God 448
431. God to be acknowledged in our Mercies . . . 453
432. Deliverance from Spiritual Bondage acknoivledged, 459
433. The Benefit of Christian Unity 4G3
434. A Call to adore God for his Mercy .... 467 43d. The Onmipresence and Omniscience of God . . 471 436. The strict Award of Justice deprecated . . . 475 437* Praise to God for his Goodness and Mercy . . 479
438'-*' God's Readiness to answer Prayer 485
439' Temporal Mercies a Ground of Praise . . . . 489
440. The Duty of praising God 494
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