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SER M. CCXV, CCXVI, CCXVII, CCXVIII.

The true remedy against the troubles of life.

JOHN xiv. 1,

Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in GOD;

p. 112, 125, 139, 153.

believe alfo in me.

SER M. CCXIX.

Of the nature of faith in general.

HE B. xi. 6.

But without faith it is impoffible to pleafe GOD. p. 167.-

But without faith it is impoffible to please GOD. p. 182.

SER M. CCXXI, CCXXII.

Of the faith or perfuafion of a divine revelation,

HE B. xi. 6.

But without faith it is impoffible to please GOD.

SERM. CCXXIII.

p. 201, 215.

Of the testimony of the Spirit to the truth of the

gofpel.

HE B. xi. 6.

But without faith it is impoffible to please GOD. p. 233-

SER M.

SERM. CCXXIV.

The efficacy, usefulness, and reasonableness of

divine faith.

HE B. xi. 6.

But without faith it is impoffible to pleafe GOD. p. 247.

SERM. CCXXV.

Of the christian faith, the means of it's conveyance,
and our obligation to receive it.

JOHN xx. 31.

But thefe are written, that ye might believe that JESUS

is the CHRIST, the Son of GOD, and that believing

ye might have life through his name.

SERM. CCXXVI.

p. 269.

Of the chriftian faith, which fan&tifies, juftifies,

and faves.

JOHN XX. 31.

But thefe are written, that ye might believe that JESUS

is the CHRIST, the Son of GOD, and that believing,

ye might have life through his name.

SERM.

CCXXVII.

Of justifying faith.

JOHN XX. 31.

p. 283.

But thefe are written, that ye might believe that JESUS

is the CHRIST, the Son of GOD, and that believing,

ye might have life through his name.

P. 300.

SER M.

The condition of the gofpel-covenant, and the me-
rit of CHRIST, confiftent.

JOHN xx. 31.

But thefe are written, that ye might believe that JESUS

is the CHRIST, the Son of GOD, and that believing,

ye might have life through his name.

P. 316

SER M. CCXXIX, CCXXX, CCXXXI.

Of the miracles wrought in confirmation of christi-

anity.

HE B. ii. 4.

GOD alfo bearing them witness, both with figns and

wonders, and with divers miracles, and gifts of the

boly Ghost, according to his own will.

P. 334, 359, 375.

SERM. CCXXXII, CXXXIII.
The advantages of truth in oppofition to error.

1 JOHN iv. 4, 5.

Ye are of GOD, little children, and have overcome

them: because greater is be that is in you, than be

that is in the world. They are of the world: there-

fore fpeak they of the world, and the world heareth

them.

P. 389, 404.

SERM.

SERM. CCXXXIV, CCXXXV, CCXXXVI,

CCXXXVII.

The evidences of the truth of the chriftian religion,
with the cause and the danger of infidelity.

2 COR. iv. 3, 4.

But if our gospel be bid, it is hid to them that are

loft: in whom the god of this world bath blinded

the minds of them which believe not, left the light of

the glorious gofpel of CHRIST, who is the image of

GOD, fhould fhine unto them.

P. 417, 430, 446, 460.

The END of the ELEVENTH VOLUME

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