Table of Contents:
I. The work of the Christian, Ps. civ., 23
II. Saintliness not forfeited by the penitent, 2 Cor. xii., 11
III. The Lord's last supper and his first, Luke xxii., 15
VI. Dangers to the penitent, Ps. xxvii., 10
V. The three offices of Christ, Ps. xiv., 3, 4
VI. Faith and experience, 1 Samuel xiv., 7
VII. Faith and the world, Prov. xi., 21
VIII. The church and the world, Gal. iv., 9
IX. Religious privileges, Jude, 12
X. Connection between personal and public improvement, Isaiah xi., 9
XI. Christian nobleness, John xiv, 18, 9
XII. Joshua, a type of Christ, 2 Kings ii., 9
XIV. The Christian church a continuation of the Jewish, Isaiah xxxvii., 31
Colossians ii., 20, 22
THe Christian church an imperial power, Isaiah ii., 2
Sanctity the token of the Christian empire, Isaiah xi., 4
Condition of the members of the Christian empire, Isaiah xi., 4
XVIII. Members of the Christian empire, Ps. x., 19, 20
XIX. The apostolical Christian, 1 Corinthians ix., 24
XX. Wisdom and innocence, Matt. x., 16
Invisible presence of Christ, Luke xvii., 20, 21
Outward and inward notes of the church, 2 Tim. i, 12
Grounds for stedfastness in our religious profession, John iv., 42
Elijah the prophet of the latter days, 1 Kings xix., 11, 12
Feasting in captivity, Zech. viii., 19
The parting of friends, Ps. civ., 23.