CONTENTS.

SERMO

ERMON I. Of the Sin against the
Holy Ghost. [Preached on Whitsunday.]

МАТТ. хії. 31, 32.

Wherefore I say unto you, Allmanner of Sin

and Blasphemy shall be forgiven unto

men; But the Blasphemy against the Ho-

ly Ghost shall not be forgiven unto men :

And whosoever speaketh a Word against

the Son of Man, it shall be forgiven him;

but whosoever speaketh against the Holy

Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him neither

in this World, neither in the World to

come.

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SERM. II. HI. Of receiving the Holy

Ghost. [Preached on Whitsunday.]

He said unto them, Have ye received the

Holy Ghost fince ye believed? And they

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Jaid
Said unto him, We have not so much as

beard whether there be any Holy Ghost.

And be said unto them, Unto what then

were ye baptized?

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SERM. IV. Of the Power and Autho-
rity of CHRIST. [Preached on Trini-
ty-Sunday.]

:

St. Матт. xxviii. part 18, 19, 20.

All power is given unto me in Heaven and

in Earth: Go ye therefore, and teach all

Nations, baptizing them in the Name of

the Father, and of the Son, and of the

Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all

things whatsoever I have commanded you;

and lo, I am with you always even unto

the End of the World.

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SERM. V. Of the different Gifts of the

Spirit. [Preached on Trinity-Sunday.]

I COR. xii. 4, 5, 6.

Now there are Diversities of Gifts, but the

Same Spirit; And there are differences

of Administrations, but the fame Lord;

And there are diversities of Operations,

but

but it is the fame God, which vorketh

all in all.

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SERM. VI. Of the Defire of Know-

ledge. [Preached on Trinity-Sunday.]

DEUT. xxix. 29.

The Secret things belong unto the Lord our

God; but those things which are re-

vealed, belong unto us and to our chil

dren for ever, that we may do all the

words of this Law.

SERM. VII.

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Of the Testimony of our

SAVIOUR'S Doctrines. [Preached on

Trinity-Sunday.]

SERM. VIII. IX. Of our SAVIOUR'S

Temptation. [Preached in Lent.]

MATT. iv. 1.

Then was Jefus led up of the Spirit into

the Wilderness, to be tempted of the De-

vil.

SERM. X. The Shortness and Vanity of

Humane Life. [Preached in Lent.]

JOB V. 6, 7.

Although Affliction cometh not forth of the

Dust, neither doth Trouble spring out of

the Ground; yet Man is born unto Trou-

ble, as the Sparks fly upward.

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SERM. XI. Of Refignation to the Di-

vine Will in Affliction. [Preached in

Lent.

JOB v. 6, 7.

Although Affliction cometh not forth of the

Dust, neither doth Trouble spring out of

the Ground; yet Man is born unto Trou-

ble, as the Sparks fly upward.

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SERM. XII. The End of GOD's af-

flicting Men. [Preached in Lent.]

Јов v. 6, 7.

Although Affliction cometh not forth of the

Dust, neither doth Trouble spring out of

the Ground; yet Man is born unto Trou-

ble, as the Sparks fly upward.

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