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TO WHICH IS ANNEXED, AN IMPROVED EDITION OF A TRANSLATION OF
LONDON: HOLDSWORTH AND BALL,
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1038. 1039. 1040. 1041. 1042. 1043.
1044. 1045.
1046. 1047.
1048. 1049. 1050.
Text.
1026
ii. 4—6.
1027.
ii. 12, 13.
1028.
ii. 19.
1029.
ii. 23, 24.
1030.
ii. 27, 28.
1031.
ii. 31, 32.
1032.
iii. 11.
1033.
iii. 12—15.
1034.
iii. 19.
1035.
iii. 22.
iv. 3, 4.
iv. 14.
iv. 19.
v. 23, 24.
vi. 16.
viii. 4 — 8.
viii. 11.
viii. 20 — 22.
viii. 22. ix. 3.
ix. 23, 24. xiii. 11.
xiii. 15 — 17. xiii. 23. xiii. 27.
Subject.
The Ingratitude of Men ....
The Fountain of living Waters
The Evil of Backsliding ....
Self -vindicating Sinners reproved
The Folly of neglecting God .
God's Complaint against the Rebel- lious
Comparative Criminality ....
God's Invitation to his People
The true Source of Salvation .
Invitation to Backsliders ....
Repentance the Means of preventing Ruin
The Importance of suppressing vain Thoughts
The Miseries of War
God's Bounties and our Ingratitude .
The good old Way
Expostulation with the Impenitent
Healing our Wounds slightly .
The Remedy for those who have lost their Seasons of Grace ....
Christ our Physician
Fortitude recommended on the Side of Truth
True and sufficientGrounds of Glorying
The Contempt with which God's richest Mercies are treated
A Call to Repentance
The Power of evil Habits ....
God is desirous of saving Men
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27 31 35 42 46
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80 84
88 93
105 110 113 118