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TO WHICH IS ANNEXED, AN IMPROVED EDITION OF A TRANSLATION OF
18, ST. Paul's church-yard.
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Texl.
Subject.
Pago.
753.
i. 20—31.
Attending to God 's gracious Invitations
1
754.
ii. 1—6.
The Way of attaining Divine Knowledge
5
755.
ii. 10,11.
Piety a Preservative from Evil
9
756.
ii. 10—22.
Benefits of true Wisdom
15
757.
iii. 5, 6.
Confidence in God encouraged .
20
758.
iii. 9, 10.
The Reward of Charity
25
759.
iii. 17.
The Pleasantness of Religion .
30
760.
iii. 21—24.
True Religion delineated ■. . . .
36
761.
iii. 35.
The Rewards of Wisdom and of Folly
42
762.
iv. 7.
Nature and Excellence of true Wisdom
46
763.
fv. 18.
Christian's Path compared to the Light
49
764.
iv. 23.
Keeping the Heart
52
765.
Sinner's Retrospect
59
766.
The captivating Power of Sin .
63
767.
vi. 6—10.
The Sluggard reproved
67
768.
vii. 1 — 4.
Love to the Holy Scriptures inculcated
72
769.
viii. 17.
Address preparatory to Confirmation .
76
770.
viii. 29—32.
Wisdom's Address to Men . » . .
79
771.
viii. 35, 36.
The Value of true Wisdom ....
86
772.
ix. 1 — 6.
Wisdom's Feast
90
773.
God's Care for the Righteous . . .
95
774.
Effects of Sloth and Diligence compared
98
775.
God 's Blessing, the greatest Riches .
101
776.
xi. 18.
The Wicked and Righteous contrasted .
104
777.
xi. 25.
Christian Liberality encouraged . .
108
778.
xi. 30.
The Wisdom of winning Souls . . .
112
779.
xii. 26.
The Excellency of the Righteous . .
116
780.
xiii. 5.
The Character and End of the Wicked
121
781.
xiii. 5.
The Way of Transgressors hard . .
124
782.
xiv. 9.
The Folly of making a Mock at Sin .
128
783.
xiv. 10.
Man'sExperience known to himself alone
133