Twenty-one sermons on a variety of interesting subjects : sentimental and practical

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I. The reason of the hope of a Christian, which he ought always to give to him who asketh it of him

II. The same subject continued

III. On Christian friendship, as it exists between Christ and believers, and between believers themselves

IV. The same subject continued

V. The friendship of Christians between each other

VI. The friendship between Jesus Christ and believers

VII. On Christian friendship

VIII. On Christian friendship

IX. How Christians work out their own salvation

X. The same subject continued

XI. What is meant by fear and trembling

XII. God working in men to will and to do

XIII. An improvement of the subject

XIV. Improvement continued

XV. The law of works and the law of faith

XVI. An improvement of the subject

XVII. The decrees of God, the foundation of piety

XVIII. The decrees of God, the foundation of piety

XIX. The same subject continued

XX. The sins of men are so under the direction and control of God, as to glorify him, and subserve the good of his kingdom, in every instance of it which he suffers to take place

XXI. The author's farewell to the world