the latter was never before printed, being wrote by him for the use of the diffenters in the parish of Wrington in Somersetshire, where he was for fome years rector; and as it is drawn up with great accuracy and judgment, in a very familiar and eafy manner, adapted to common understandings, it is esteemed well-deferving to be printed with the

other.

*Ibid. 24.

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CONTENTS.

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Juft and equal Retribution of future
Rewards and Punishments afferted and

maintained.

GALAT. vi. 7.

Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for what-

foever a man foweth that shall be reap.

SERMON II.

Page I

Several Pleas against the Scripture Terms of

Salvation confidered and answered.

For with the Heart Man believeth unto Righ-

teousness, and with the Mouth Confeffion is

made unto Salvation.

P. 37

SERMON IV.

An open Confeffion of Faith required of

Chriftians.

On the fame Text.

SERMON V.

P. 59

The Defects of our beft Performances an Ar-

gument against Presumption.

LUKE XVII. 10.

So likewife ye, when ye have done all thofe Things

which are commanded you, fay, We are un

profitable Servants, we have done that which

was our Duty to do.

SERMON VI.

P. 79

The Order and Connection of Moral and

Pofitive Duties.

MA T. xxiii. 23.

-Thefe ought you to have done, and not to

leave the other undone.

P. 97

SER-

SERMON VII.

The Cafe of teaching for Doctrines the Com-

mandments of Men, stated and confidered.

MA T. XV. 9.

In vain do you worship me, teaching for Doc-

trines the Commandments of Men.

SERMON

VIII.

The Duty and Advantages of frequent Re-

collection.

PSAL. cxix. 59, 60.

When I thought on my Ways, I turned my Feet

to thy Teftimonies.

Imade hafte and delayed not to keep thy Com-

mandments.

SERMON IX.

P. 139

The Neceffity of a chearful Obedience to the

Divine Will.

MA T. vị. In.

Thy Will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven.

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P. 157

SER-