DISCOURSE XV.

Subject. JOHN THE BAPTIST, AND

CHRISTIAN BAPTISM.

The Difference between the BAPTISM by JOHN and the

BAPTISM by JESUS CHRIST. REGENERATION by Bap-

tism. MORAL Inferences.

The CONDITION of MANKIND in Consequence of the FALL

of ADAM. The MEANS by which they are RECOVERED

MORAL Inferences.

and SAVED,

THE STYLE and MANNER of the EVANGELICAL Writers

The BENEFICENT Character of CHRIST'S DOCTRINES

MIRACLES, and PRECEPTS.

DISCOURSE XVIII.

Subject. THE INSTITUTION OF THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S SUPPER.

REASON and FAITH, their separate Claims. The Roman Catholic Doctrine of TRANSUBSTANTIATION irrational and unscriptural. The NATURE and DESIGN of the SACRAMENT of the LORD'S SUPPER. The DUTY and IMPORTANCE of frequently attending the TABLE of our LORD.

Matthew xxvi. 26.

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DISCOURSE XIX.

Subject. THE CRUCIFIXION OF
JESUS CHRIST.

The LAST WORDS and ACTIONS of dying Friends or remarkable Characters, a natural Subject of Curiosity. The CIRCUMSTANCES which attended CHRIST'S CRUCIFIXION. MORAL Inferences.

Matthew xxvii. 54.

DISCOURSE XX.

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Subject. THE RESURRECTION OF
JESUS CHRIST.

The natural Desire of IMMORTALITY. CHRIST brought
LIFE and IMMORTALITY to Light through the GOSPEL.
St. PAUL'S Reasoning respecting the RESURRECTION
MORAL Inferences.

1 Cor. xv. 20.

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DISCOURSE XXI.

Subject. THE COMMISSION TO THE

APOSTLES TO PREACH THE

GOSPEL.

The ESTABLISHMENT of the GOSPEL in the WORLD. Its

eventual UNIVERSALITY. The CHURCH of ROME. The

CHURCH of ENGLAND,

Matthew xxviii. 19, 20.

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DISCOURSE XXII.

Subject. THE EFFUSION OF THE

HOLY SPIRIT.

The WEAKNESS and INSUFFICIENCY of the NATURAL MAN.

The OPERATION of the HOLY SPIRIT, EXTRAORDINARY

and ORDINARY. MORAL Inferences.

DISCOURSE XXIV.

Subject. THE RESURRECTION OF

THE DEAD.

The Doctrine of the NECESSITY of HUMAN ACTIONS irra-

tional and unscriptural. The FINAL ALLOTMENT of the

IMPENITENT and REDEEMED.

John v. 28, 29.

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A SERMON

Preached at the Primary Visitation of the Rev. HENRY

LAW, M. A. Archdeacon of Wells, held at Castle-

Cary, Somerset, on Thursday the 3d of May, 1827.

1 Tim. iv. 16.

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