Test-
Subject.
Page.
1082.
xlii. 20, 21.
284
1083.
xliv. 16, 17.
The Impiety of ungodly Men .
290
1084.
xlv. 5.
We must not seek great Things
296
1085.
xlvii. 6, 7.
The Means of terminating War .
300
1086.
1. 4, 5.
304
1087.
1. 20.
God's Mercy to his People . . .
307
1088.
li. 5.
God's Mercy contrasted with our Sin-
311
1089.
li. 10.
Duty of acknowledging God's Mercies
313
1090.
i. 9.
The Consequences of not remembering
319
1091.
iii. 22, 23.
The Views of a Saint in his Afflictions
322
1092.
iii. 25.
The Goodness of God to Suppliants .
325
1093.
iii. 27—29.
The Benefit of early Afflictions .
328
1094.
iii. 31—33.
Comfort for the Afflicted ....
332
1095.
iii. 54—57.
The Efficacy of Prayer ....
336
1096.
ii. 4.
Commission given to Ministers
340
1097.
vii. 5—9.
Approaching End of God 'sForbearance
342
1098.
viii. 15.
Hidden Abominations exposed .
347
1099.
ix. 4.
Duty and Benefit of mourning for Sin
353
1100.
xi. 5.
The Omniscience of God
359
1101.
xi. 23.
Departure of God from his Temple .
362
1102
xii. 23.
Death and Eternity near at hand
368
1103.
xiii. 10 — 12.
Delusive Confidence reproved .
372
1104.
xiv. 4.
Heart Idolatry condemned ....
376
1105.
xvi. 62, 63.
The Effect of God's Mercy on the re-
380
1106.
xvii. 22—24.
Parable of the Twig of a Cedar .
386
1107-
xviii. 25 — 30.
Equity of God in his Judgments .
390
1108.
xx. 37.
Conversion, in its Commencement and
397
1109.
xx. 40 — 44.
Restoration of the Jews, and the Con-
version of a Soul, compared .
403
1110.
xx. 49.
Men's Treatment of the Gospel
406
1111.
x. xiii. 8.
Office and Responsibility of Ministers
411
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