PSALM 44-66.

44. 15. The psalmist enquireth why

God afflicteth his people.

45. 1. The psalmist addresseth

Christ as the Spouse of the church.

46. 1. The psalmist expresseth en-

tire confidence in God.

47. 1. The psalmist calleth on all

to glorify God.

48. 1. The psalmist dwelleth on the

beauty and security of Zion.

49. 1. The psalmist giveth instruc-

tion to rich and poor.

LECTURE 879-902.

879. The joint interest of the

righteous and the wicked.

880. The chief glory of the church

is inward grace.

881. The source of true greatness

of mind.

882. The delight and advantage

of singing God's praise.

883. Our citizenship in the hea-

venly Jerusalem.

884. The rich must beware of pride

and the poor of discontent.

52. 1. David denounceth the mis-

chiefs of a false and cruel tongue.

53. 1. David declareth the depra-

vity of the natural man.

54. 1. David prayeth, and praiseth

God, for deliverance.

55. 1. David setteth forth before

God his grief and his desire.

55. 16. David taketh comfort in

prayer and confidence.

56. 1. David prayeth for mercy by

reason of his enemies.

57. 1. David declareth his trust in

God, and magnifieth Him.

58. 1. David declareth the end of

them that judge wickedly.

59. 1. David prayeth to be deliver-

ed from his cruel enemies.

60. 1. David lamenteth failure, tri-

umpheth in success.

61. 1. David pleadeth with God on

the strength of mercies received.

62. 1. David adviseth to trust in

God and not in man.

63. 1. David expresseth his thirst for

God and a satisfaction in Him.

64. 1. David describeth the malice

of his enemies.

to the penitent.

887. The end of those who speak

deceitfully and cruelly.

888. The sad case of the godless, and

the joy of them that shall be saved.

889. The triumph of good over

evil.

890. Abhorrence of treachery and

hypocrisy.

891. Our way to attain to trusting

in God.

892. Our sense of danger leading

to a good hope of safety.

893. The praise of God for his

great goodness and glory.

894. The end of the ungodly a

proof of God's justice.

895. The Jews in their dispersion

a monument of wrath.

896. Our way to prosper in the

propagation of the Gospel.

897. Of God's giving us grace to

persevere unto the end.

898. The difference between trust-

ing in man and in God.

899. How we ought to long for God,

and yet to be satisfied with Him.

900. Reflections on the great wick-

edness of the malicious.

great power and goodness.

God in his providence and grace.

Gospel known to all men.

PSALM 67-83.

67. 1. The psalmist prayeth for the

increase of Christ's kingdom.

68. 1. David recounteth motives to

the praising of God.

68. 19. David recounteth fresh top-

ics of praise to God.

69. 1. David declareth his shame and

compunction.

69. 16. David prayeth for help, and

for the confounding of his enemies.

70. 1. David beseecheth God to

make haste to help him.

71. 1. The psalmist prayeth for deli-

verance from his enemies.

71. 14. The psalmist prayeth for

continuance of help from God.

72. 1. David foresheweth the do-

minion of the king's son.

73. 1. Asaph meditateth on the pros-

perity, and end of the wicked.

74. 1. The psalmist complaineth of

the desecration of the temple.

74. 12. The psalmist is urgent with

God to manifest his power.

LECTURE 903-926.

903. The blessedness of being made

partakers of the Gospel.

904. Of valuing the gifts given us

by Christ our King.

905. The duty of winning the hea-

then to God's service.

906. What dreadful things our

Lord underwent for us.

907. These imprecations are pro-

fitable for our warning.

908. That we ought to pray ear-

nestly for instant help.

909. Our faithfully serving God is

likely to give offence to man.

910. Of speaking thankfully, and

joining to sing God's praise!

911. The extent and glory of the

kingdom of Christ.

912. The infinite advantages of

those who serve God.

913. The grounds on which weshould

pray God to defend his church.

914. Several important topics of

prayer.

the wicked.

kings of the earth.

eth, and findeth comfort.

78. 1. The psalmist exhorteth to

the shewing forth of God's works.

78. 17. The psalmist rehearseth the

sins of the Israelites.

78. 40. The psalmist rehearseth

further the sin of Israel.

78. 56. The psalmist in conclusion

dwelleth on God's goodness.

79. 1. The psalmist lamenteth the

desolation of Jerusalem.

80. 1. The psalmist deploreth the

wasting of God people.

81. 1. The psalmist telleth of God's

willingness to be gracious.

82. 1. The psalmist exhorteth and

warneth them that bear rule.

83. 1. The psalmist prayeth against

the enemies of God.

917. Of taking comfort from the

remembrance of God's mercies.

918. That parents must instruct

their children in the truth.

919. Our joy in the tidings of the

compassion of the Lord.

920. The sin of soon forgetting the

loving kindness of God.

921. The troubles of the church

PSALM 105-119.

105. 1. The psalmist calleth on God's

people to praise Him.

105. 23. The psalmist rehearseth

more of God's mercies.

LECTURE 951-973.

951. Our being God's people

should move us to praise Him.

952. That God in redeeming us

has a view to our obedience.

our backslidings.

justice and mercifulness.

955. Of praising God whilst yet

in captivity to sin.

114. 1. The psalmist biddeth the

earth tremble at God's presence.

115. 1. The psalmist exhorteth to

trust in God.

116. 1. The psalmist professeth

thankfulness for deliverance.

117. 1. The psalmist exhorteth all

nations to praise God.

118. 1. The psalmist praiseth God

for saving him out of trouble.

119. 1. The psalmist commendeth

the use of holy Scripture.

119. 17. The psalmist commendeth

the use of holy Scripture.

119. 33. The psalmist commendeth

the use of holy Scripture.

119. 49. The psalmist commendeth

the use of holy Scripture.

956. Instances of God's delivering

men out of trouble.

957. Men the authors of their

misery, God their Deliverer.

958. How we may triumph with-

out presumption.

959. The inspired language of im-
precation accounted for.

960. A prophetical lamentation of

Christ and his church.

961. The progress and triumphs

of the Gospel.

962. Of God's righteousness in his

covenant.

963. The blessedness of God's

faithful servants.

964. Of worshipping the true God

in his right name.

965. That it is an awful thing for

God to manifest Himself.

966. The blessedness of fearing

God.

967. Of loving God in return for

his goodness.

968. Against being proud and jea-

lous of our Christian privileges.

969. God's mercy shewn in suc-

couring the helpless.

970. The blessedness of doing all

things as God tells us.

971. The blessedness of attending

to that which God speaks.

972. The blessedness of walking

always in the way of the Lord.

973. The blessedness of being

guided by God's judgments.

faithfulness and love.

985. The blessedness of being the

elect of God.

986. The blessedness of trusting

devoutly in God.

987. Our way to reap the harvest

of holiness and heaven.

988. Our way of peace and pros-

perity is to trust in God.

989. The holy happiness of do-

mestic life.

990. The sin, repentance, and

amendment of the national

church.

991. The comfort and security of

hope.

992. The duty of submissiveness.

993. Of desiring to serve God in

our heavenly habitation.

994. The happiness of dwelling

together in love.

995. Of desiring to join in praising

God in heaven.