PSALM 135-150.

135. 1. The psalmist giveth reasons

for praising the Lord.

LECTURE 996-1011.

996. The blessedness of not being

idle worshippers.

136. 1. The psalmist dwelleth on 997. The supreme mercy of God

God's everlasting love.
in our redemption.

137. 1. The psalmist lamenteth the 998. That we are liable to be en-

captivity in Babylon.

138. 1. David declareth and fore-

telleth the praise of God.

139. 1. David setteth forth the

omniscience of God.

snared by the mystic Babylon.

999. The Gospel promotes genuine

civil liberty.

1000. The necessity of loving God

unfeignedly.

140. 1. David prayeth and trusteth 1001. Of being more in earnest

in the help of God.

141. 1. David prayeth to be pre-

served from evil practices.

142. 1. David pointeth out his com-

fort when in trouble.

143. 1. David pleadeth earnestly for

mercy and grace.

144. 1. David blesseth God, and

declareth the happiness of God's

people.

145. 1. David praiseth God for his

greatness and his goodness.

146. 1. The psalmist resolveth to

praise God perpetually.

147. 1. The psalmist calleth on Zion

to praise God.

148. 1. The psalmist exhorteth

every thing to praise God.

in our faith.

1002. Of praying to be delivered

from the power of temptation.

1003. The comfort of praying for

the help of God.

1004. Of fervency in our prayers

to God.

1005. The effect of being sanc-

tioned and blessed by God.

1006. The praises of God set forth.

1007. The attributes of God are

unchangeable.

1008. The powerful and sure in-

fluence of God's grace.

1009. How few do what they can

in praising God.

149. 1. The psalmist calleth on the 1010. The grounds on which the

church to praise God.

150. 1. The psalmist exhorteth us 1011. How to use the Book of

to praise God many ways.

PROVERBS 1—3.

1. 1. The use of the Proverbs.

saints rejoice in the Lord.

Psalms in praising God.

LECTURE 1012-1017.

1012. The benefit of knowledge.

1. 7. An exhortation to resist the 1013. That we ought not to con-
enticement of sinners.

sent when invited to transgress.

1. 20. The warning words of divine 1014. The folly of rejecting warn-
wisdom.

2. 1. How to find knowledge. The
use thereof.

3. 1. Exhortations to various duties.

3. 19. Further exhortations to duty.

ings.

1015. Against being enticed to
forsake God.

1016. Religion the way of plea-

santness and peace.

1017. Of knowing the right means

towards life eternal.

4. 1. Solomon declareth how his 1018. The duty of parents to in-

father instructed him.

7. 1. The arts of an abandoned wo- 1022. The sins of the adulterer

man described.

9. 1. Wisdom's invitation; and that 1025. The end of those who re-

19. 1. Proverbs relating to various 1043. The wise though poor better

20. 14. Proverbs on various sub- 1046. God chastises us for our

22. 1. Proverbs on various sub- 1049. Heaven graciously offered

jects.
alike to rich and poor.

22. 17. An exhortation to attend to 1050. That the book of Proverbs

the proverbs.

23. 1. Solomon addresseth several 1051. God pleads with us as with

proverbs to his son.

1. 1. The Preacher declareth that 1068. Against setting our affec-

7. 15. The Preacher sheweth the 1079. The universal corruption of

conclusions of wisdom.

8. 1. The Preacher dwelleth on the 1080. The wisdom of planning for

uncertainty of time.

12. 1. The Preacher exhorteth to 1086. The wisdom of serving God

2. 1. The Bridegroom continueth to 1088. The invitation of Christ to

converse with the Bride.