HEBREWS XI. 6.

He, that cometh to God, must believe that he is.

LECTURE VII.

The NiceNE CREED.-Its particular objects. The

ATHANASIAN CREED. Its author unknown.

Clauses against various heresies. Condemnatory

clauses.

From the same Text.

LECTURE VIII.

PRAYERS and COLLECTS.

PHILIPP. IV. 6.

In every thing, by prayer and supplication, with

thanksgiving, let your requests be made known unto

God.

LECTURE IX.

The LitANY.-A distinct Service.-Peculiar struc-

ture of it.-Provides for all objects of prayer.

1 TIM. II. 1.

I exhort, therefore, that supplications-prayers--in-

tercessions--be made for all men.

LECTURE III.

The LORD'S PRAYER. Fifth and sixth petitions.

Doxology.

From the same Text.

LECTURE IV.

HYMNS, PSALMS, and LESSONS.

PSALM XLVII. 7.

God is the King of all the earth; sing ye praises with

tunderstanding

LECTURE V.

The Te Deum, and other Canticles or Hymns.

PSALM LXXXIX. 1.

My song shall be of the loving-kindness of the Lord:

with my mouth will I ever be shewing thy truth

from generation to generation.

LECTURE VI.

Nature and design of CREĖDS. The Apostles' Creed.

HEBREWS XI. 6.

He, that cometh to God, must believe that he is.

LECTURE VII.

The NICENE CREED.-Its particular objects. The

ATHANASIAN CREED. Its author unknown.

Clauses against various heresies. Condemnatory

clauses.

From the same Text.

LECTURE VIII.

PRAYERS and COLLECTS.

PHILIPP. IV. 6.

In every thing, by prayer and supplication, with

thanksgiving, let your requests be made known unto

God.

LECTURE IX.

The LITANY.-A distinct Service.--Peculiar struc-

ture of it.—Provides for all objects of prayer.

1 Tim. II. 1.

I exhort, therefore, that supplications-prayers-in-

tercessions—be made for all men.

LECTURE X.

The Ten COMMANDMENTS interpreted by the rule

of UNIVERSAL LOVE. Rule applied to the first

Table, and to the fifth Commandment, or first of the

second Table.

MATT. XXII. 37-40.

Jesus said unto him : • Thou shalt love the Lord thy

God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and

with all thy mind. This is the first and great Com-

mandment. And the second is like unto it :- Thou

shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two

Commandments hang all the Law and the Prophets.'

LECTURE XI.

The sixth and four

The Ten COMMANDMENTS.

remaining Commandments.

From the same Text.

LECTURE XII.

The Administration of the HOLY COMMUNION.

Preparatory portion of the Service-Command-
ments—Creed—Offertory- Prayer for all condi-
tions of men-Exhortation-Objection obviated.

1 COR. XI. 26.

As often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye

do shew the Lord's death till he come.

LECTURE XIII.

The same subject continued. Confession--Absolu,

tion Profession of reliance on Christ alone-Con-
secration Administration Prayers and Thanks.
giying after communication Collect--Benediction,

From the same Text,