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The King of Salem-The Scriptures bearing Witness-The Church bearing Witness-The Spirit bearing Witness-The Adoption of Sons-Love strong as Death-The Love which passeth Knowledge-Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven-The Spirit of Adoption-The Old and the New Man-The Day Star in the Heart-Obedience the best Sacrifice-The Meekness and Gentleness of Christ - The Faith that overcometh the World-Our Refuge in Public Troubles-Light and Safety in LoveThe Great Manifestation-Perseverance found in Humility- Bringing forth Fruit with Patience-The most excellent Gift-The Call to Repentance The accepted Time-Perseverance in Prayer-The Unclean Spirit returning-The Penitent_refreshed-Our Life in the Knowledge of God-The Mind of Christ-The Triumph of the Cross-The Man of Sorrows-The Great Sacrifice-The Memorial of the Great SacrificeThe Fulfilment-Buried with Christ-The Power of Christ risen-Walking in Newness of Life-Belief in the Resurrection of Christ-The Faith that overcometh the World-Following the Lamb of God-A little while -The Giver of all Good-Requisites of effectual Prayer-Ascending with Christ-The Days of Expectation-They shall walk with Me in White-The Holy Spirit and Baptism-Let all Things be done in order. CONTENTS OF VOL. II. The Door opened in Heaven-Love the mark of God's Children-The Gospel a Feast of Love-The Lost Sheep-Mercy the best preparation for Judg ment-The peaceable ordering of the World-Brotherly Love and the Life in Christ-The Bread which God giveth-By their Fruits ye shall know them-Looking forward, or Divine Covetousness-The Day of VisitationThe Prayer of the Penitent-Weakness of Faith-Love the fulfilling of the Law-Thankfulness the Life of the Regenerate-My Beloved is Mine and I am His-The Knowledge which is Life Eternal-The Sabbath of Christ found in Meekness-Christ is on the Right Hand of God-The Forgiveness of Sins-Love and Joy in the Spirit-The Warfare and the Armour of Saints-The Love of Christians-The Earthly and Heavenly CitizenshipMutual Intercessions-Gleanings after Harvest-Bringing unto ChristSlowness in believing-Grace not given in Vain-The Refiner's Fire-The Lost Crown-Faith in the Incarnation-Value of an Inspired Gospel-The severe and social Virtues-Go and do thou likewise-Joy at hearing the Bridegroom's Voice-The Strength of God in Man's Weakness-Hidden with Christ in God-Do good, hoping for nothing again-The good exchange-War in Heaven-Healing and Peace-The Sacrament of UnionThey which shall be accounted Worthy. 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