Philip faith to him, Lord, fhew us the

Father, and it fufficeth us.

SERMON

p. 193

VII.

Preached in the Year 1771.

JAMES iv. I.

From whence come wars and fightings among

you? Come they not hence, even of your

The end of the Commandment is Charity, out

of a pure heart, and of a good conscience,

and of faith unfeigned.

P. 144

SER-

—In honour preferring one another. p. 161

SERMON X.

Preached May 6, 1779.

JOHN xiii. 8,

-Jefus anfwered him, if I wash thee not,

thou haft no part with me.

SERMON

P. 177

XI.

Preached June 20, 1773.

MARK ix. 49.

For every one shall be falted with fire, and

every facrifice shall be falted with falt.

SERMON XII.

p. 198

If a man think himself to be fomething, when

be is nothing, be deceiveth bimself. p. 215,

We dare not make ourselves of the number, or

compare ourselves, with fome that commend

themselves: But they, measuring themselves

by themselves, and comparing themselves

among themselves, are not wife. p. 231

A LARGER DISCOURSE, by way of Com-

mentary, on that remarkable Part of the

Gofpel-history; in which Jefus is repre-

fented, as driving the Buyers and Sellers

out of the Temple *,

p. 247

*The fubftance of this Difcourfe was delivered

in a Sermon at Lincoln's-Inn, May 15, 1768.

SER-

SER

MON I.

Preached Feb. 3, 1771.

St. MATTH. xiii. 51, 52.

Jefus faith unto them, Have ye understood all these things? They fay unto him, Yea, Lord. Then faid he unto them, Therefore every fcribe which is inftructed unto the kingdom of heaven, is like unto a man that is an houfeholder, which bringeth forth out of his treasure things new and old.

F there be any difficulty in these words,

It

it will be removed by confidering the manners of that time, in which Jefus lived, and the ideas of those perfons, to whom he addreffed himself.