Text.
1782.
xiv. 27.
1783.
xv. 10, 11.
1784.
xv. 36.
1785.
xvi. 14, 15.
1786.
xvi. 16—18.
1787.
xvi. 29—31.
1788.
xvii. 2 — 5.
1789.
xvii. 11, 12.
1790.
xvii. 30.
1791.
xvii. 31.
1792.
xviii. 17.
1793.
xviii. 24 — 28.
1794.
xix. 15.
1795.
xix. 18—20.
1796.
xix. 34. .
1797.
xx. 7.
1798.
xx. 17—21.
1799.
xx. 24.
1800.
xx. 26, 27.
1801.
xx. 31.
1802.
xx. 32.
1803.
xx. 35.
1804.
xxi. 13.
1805.
xxi. 20—23.
1806.
xxii. 16.
1807.
xxiv. 14, 15.
1808.
xxiv. 16.
1809.
xxiv. 16.
1810.
xxiv. 25.
1811.
xxvi. 17, 18.
1812.
xxvi. 22, 23.
1813.
xxvi. 21, 25.
1814.
xxvi. 28,29.
1815.
xxvii. 25.
1 8 1 6.
xxviii. 3 — 6.
1817.
xxviii. 22.
1818.
xxviii. 28.
Success of the Gospel a Ground of Joy The Ceremonial Law abrogated . Inquiry into the State of the Church . The Conversion of Lydia . . . . A Spirit of Divination cast out The Conversion of the Jailor . Proofs that Jesus is the Messiah . Effects of Attention to the Gospel .
Repentance enjoined
A Day appointed for Christ to judge
the World
The Character of Gallio .... Character and Ministry of A polios The Power of Christ and his Gospel
Genuine Repentance
Heathen and Christian Zeal compared Paul's Sermon at Troas .... Paul's Appeal to the Ephesian Elders
Duty of Ministers
Ministerial Fidelity
Watchfulness recommended
A farewell Discourse
The Blessedness of Liberality . Paul's readiness to suffer for Christ's
sake
Paul becoming a Nazarite ....
Conversion of St. Paul
Paul's Vindication before Felix . A Conscience void of Offence . A Conscience void of Offence . Paul's Discourse before Felix .
Paul's Commission
Paul's Testimony
Paul's Vindication of his Ministry . The almost and the real Christian Paul's Deliverance from Shipivreck . Paul bitten by a Viper, and uninjured The Followers of Christ evil spoken of Tin' Gospel sent /<> the Gentiles .