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S E R M O N I.

Family-worship recommended. By Andrew

'Hunter, D. D. of Dumfries.
Jof. xxiv. 15. As for me and my house,
we will serve the Lord,

p. 1

The reasonableness and necessity of Public

Worship. By Robert Petrie, V.D. M. of
Canobie.

WEST 2ONOV 3 4

Heb. xiii. 15. 16. 17. By him therefore

let us offer the sacrifice of praise to God

continually, that is,'the fruit of our lips, * giving thanks to his name. But to do

good, and to communicate, forget not ;
for with such sacrifices God is well plea-
sed. Obey them that have the rule over
you, and submit yourselves,

p. 39

S E R M O N

IV.

The same subject continued,

р. б.

SER.

On the Death of Christ. By Thomas Somer

ville, of Jedburgh. Matt. xxvii. 54.

Now when the centre rion, and they that were with him, watching Jesus, saw the earthquake, and those things that were done, they feared greatly, saying, Truly this was the Son of God,

P: 77

On Kind Affections. By John M'Farlan,

D. D. of Canongate. Rom. xii. 10.

Be kindly affectioned one to another,

p. 95

Our Saviour's prayer for the union of his fol

lowers considered. By William Macgill,

V. D. M. of Ayr.
John, xvii. 20. 21. Neither pray I for

these alone, but for them also which shall
believe on me through their word: that
they all may be one, as thou, Father,
art in me, and I in thee ; that they also
may

p. 182

SERMON IX.
The same subject continued,

P. 138

S E R M O N X.

The success of the first publishers of the go-

spel a proof of its truth. By George Camp-

bell, D. D. Principal of Marischal Cola

lege, Aberdeen.

1 Cor. i. 25.

The foolishness of God

is wifer than men, and the weakness of

God is stronger than men,

P. 156

SERMON XI.

The same subject continued,

S E R M ON XII.

The sufferings of Christ compared with those

which fall out in life to other men, with a

suitable improvement of the subject. By

John Ogilvie, D. D. of Midmar.

Lam. i. 12. Is it nothing to you, all ye

that pass by? Behold and see, if there

be any forrow like unto my forrow,

wherewith the Lord hath afli&ted me in

the day of his fierce anger,

SERMON

XIII.

The Cause, Symptoms, and Cure, of Indiffer-

ence to Religion. By Andrew Gray, D.D.

of Abernethy.

Pfal. lxxxv. 6. Will thou not revive us

again, that thy people may rejoice in

thee?

P. 208
•S E R M ON

XIV.

The Peace of the Grave. By John Macken

zie, V. D. M. of Portpatrick.

Job, jii. 17. 18. 19. There the wicked

cease from troubling; and there the

weary be at rest. There the prisoners

rest together, they hear not the voice of

the oppresor. The small and great are

there, and the servant is free from his

master,

p. 257

SE R M ON

XV.

The excellency of the spirit of Christianity.

By William Leechman, D. D. Principal of .

the University of Glasgow.

2 Tim. i. 7. For God hath not given us

the Spirit of fear; brit of power, and

of love, and of a fand mind,

p. 287

S E R M O N

XVI.

The same subject continued,

P. 312