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CONTENTS OF THE FOURTH VOLUME.

SERMON CXXXII. The Tenth Commandment. Ambition.-Rom. xii. 16.

SERMON CXXXIII. Man's Inability to obey the Law of God.-Rom. viii. 7.

SERMON CXXXIV. Faith and Repentance necessary to restore us to Obe-

dience. Acts xx. 20, 21.

SERMON CXXXV. The Means of Grace. The Ordinary Means of Grace.

Proofs that there are such Means.-1 Cor. iv. 15.

SERMON CXXXVI. The Ordinary Means of Grace. What they are; and

what is their Influence.-1 Cor. iv. 15.

SERMON CXXXVII. The Ordinary Means of Grace. Objections an-

swered.-1 Cor. iv. 15.

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SERMON CXXXVIII. The Ordinary Means of Grace. Hearing the Word

of God.-Luke viii. 18.

SERMON CXXX. The Ordinary Means of Grace. The Nature, Seasons,

and Obligations of Prayer.-1 Thess. v. 17.

SERMON CXL. The Ordinary Means of Grace. The Usefulness of Prayer

to Individuals.-1 Thess. v. 17.

SERMON CXLI. The Ordinary Means of Grace. The Usefulness of Prayer

to Families.-Eph. vi. 10.

SERMON CXLII. The Ordinary Means of Grace. The Usefulness of Prayer

to Communities.-Psalm 1xxiii. 28.

SERMON CXLIII. The Ordinary Means of Grace. The Objections to

Prayer considered.-Job xxi. 15.

SERMON CXLIV. The Ordinary Means of Grace. Forms of Prayer.-

Mall. vi. 9-13.

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SERMON CXLVI. The Ordinary Means of Grace. Religious Meditation.—

Pror. iv. 26.

SFRMON CXLV. The Ordinary Means of Grace. Intercourse with Reli-
gions Men.-Prov. xiii. 20.

SERMON CXLVII. The Ordinary Means of Grace. The Duty of Educating

Children religiously. Objections.—Prov. xxii. 6.

SERMON CXLVIII. The Ordinary Means of Grace. The Manner in which

Religious Education is to be conducted. Motives to this Duty.-Prov.

xxii. 6.

SERMON CXLIX. The Extraordinary Means of Grace. The Character of

Members of the Church.-2 Cor. vi. 14.

SERMON CL. The Extraordinary Means of Grace.

Ministers of the Gospel. Who are Ministers.-1 Pet. v. 1-3.

SERMON CLI. The Extraordinary Means of Grace. Officers of the Church.

Ministers of the Gospel. Who are Ministers.-1 Pet. v. 1-3.

SERMON CLII. The Extraordinary Means of Grace. The End, Nature,

and Subjects of Preaching.-Matth. xxviii. 19.

SERMON CLIII. The Extraordinary Means of Grace. The Manner of