Your Royal Munificence to his furviving Family; whofe hereditary Loyalty and Affection to Your Sacred Perfon, and thankful Senfe of Your Bounty, are too great to be expreffed in other Words, than thofe of the moft fervent Prayers, by

YOUR MAJESTY'S

Moft Dutiful

and Devoted

Subject and Servant,

JEMIMA CONYBEare.

CONTENTS.

SERM. I.

Christian Salvation the Matter of Joy

and Praise to Angels.

On CHRISTMAS DAY.

LUKE . 14.

Glory to GOD in the higheft, and on Earth

Peace, Good-will towards Men.

SERM. II.

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The true Grounds of the Jews re-

jecting the MESSIAS, confidered.

On CHRISTMAS DAY.

JOHN i. II.

He came to bis Own, but his Own received

bim not.

P. 47

SERM.

SER M. III.

The Excellency of PATIENCE.

JAMES i. 2, 3, 4.

My Brethren, count it all Joy when ye fall in-

to divers Temptations;

Knowing this, that the Tryal of your Faith

worketh Patience.

But let Patience have her perfect Work, that ye

may be perfect and entire, wanting no-

thing.

SERM. IV.

The Hiftory of JOSEPH.

IN THREE PARTS.

PART I.

GEN. xxxvii. 36.

p. 91

And the Midianites fold him into Egypt unto

Potiphar, an Officer of Pharaoh's, and Cap-

tain of the Guard.

SERM. V.

The Hiftory of JOSEPH.

PART II.

GEN. XXXIX. I, 2.

p. 117

And Jofeph was brought down to Egypt:

And

And Potiphar, an Officer of Pharaoh, Cap-

tain of the Guard, an Egyptian, bought him

of the Hands of the Ifraelites which brought

him down thither.

And the Lord was with Jofeph, and he was a

profperous Man: and he was in the House

of his Mafter the Egyptian.
p. 137

SER M. VI.

The History of JOSEPH.

PART III.

GEN. xli. 46.

And Jofeph was Thirty Years old when he flood

before Pharaoh King of Egypt: And Jo-

feph went out from the Prefence of Pharaoh,

and went throughout all the Land of E-

gypt.
p.161

SER M. VII.

The Divifion of Mankind into Rich

and Poor confidered.

PROV. xxii. 2.

The Rich and Poor meet together: The Lord is

the Maker of them all.

p. 189

SERM.

SERM. VIII.

Reflections on the Conduct of HEROD

toward John the Baptist.

PART I.

MATT. xiv. 6, 7, 8, 9.

But when Herod's Birth-day was kept, the

Daughter of Herodias danced before them,

and pleafed Herod.

Whereupon be promifed with an Oath to give

ber whatfoever she would ask.

And fhe, being inftructed of her Mother, faid,

Give me here John Baptift's Head in a

Charger.

And the King was forry: Nevertheless for the

Oath's fake, and them that fat with him at

Meat, he commanded it to be given her..

SERM. IX.

p. 219

Reflections on the Conduct of HEROD

towards JOHN the Baptist.

PART II.

MATT. xiv. 9.

And the King was forry: Nevertheless, for the

Oath's fake, and them that fat with him at

Meat, he commanded it to be given her.

p. 243

SERM.