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Subject.
Page.
2352.
i. 2—4.
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2353.
i. 5, 6.
The Way to obtain true Wisdom .
7
2354.
i. 8.
The double-minded Man exposed .
12
2355.
i. 9, 10.
The Effects of Religion on the dif-
ferent Orders of Society ....
17
2356.
i. 12.
The Testimony of God respecting his
23
2357.
i. 13—15.
Sin, the Offspring of our own Hearts .
27
2358.
i. 16, 17.
God the only Source of all Good .
32
2359.
i. 18.
Regeneration — its Author, Means,
35
2360.
i. 25.
The Reward of obeying the Gospel .
41
2361.
i. 26.
45
2362.
i. 27.
Pure and undefiled Religion described
50
2363.
ii. 5.
God's Regard for the Poor
55
2364.
ii. 12.
59
2365.
ii. 24.
Justification by Works explained .
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2366.
iii. 2.
The best of Men but weak and frail .
71
2367.
iii. 6.
The Evils of the Tongue ....
74
2368.
iii. 13.
Influence of Wisdom upon the Conduct
78
2369.
iii. 17.
The Nature of true Religion .
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2370.
iv. 4.
Friendship of the World is Enmity
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2371.
iv. 8—10.
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2372.
iv. 13, 14.
The Folly of undue Security .
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2373.
iv. 17.
Sins of Omission considered
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2374.
v. 7, 8.
Patient Perseverance urged
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2375.
v. 9.
107
2376.
v. 11.
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2377.
v. 16.
The Efficacy of fervent Prayer .
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2378.
v. 19, 20.
Conversion of a Sinner a great Benefit
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