Sermon 4SERMON IV. Of Gods appointing an hour, a ſet time for the diſpenſing his Mercies and Judgements, in…
Sermon 5SERMON V. Of the Nature and Manifeſtations of that Glory which Chriſt praied for, and is invested with; And…
Sermon 6SERMON VI. Of Heavenly mindedneſse, Shewing that we ſhould ſeek both Earthy and Heavenly bleſsings, chiefly…
Sermon 7SERMON VII. The Text Vindicated from Arians, Ʋbiquitarians, and Papiſts: And the power and dominion of…
Sermon 8SERMON VIII. The Effects and Appearances of the Kingly Power and Dominion of Chriſt.
Sermon 9SERMON IX. Chriſt under the notion of a Head, applied to the Terrour of his Enemies and Comfort of his…
Sermon 10SERMON X. Of Predestination, or Gods giving ſome of Mankinde to Chriſt (not all) for him to redeem; And…
Sermon 11SERMON XI. Treateth of Eternall Life in the Nature and Properties of it,
Sermon 12SERMON XII. A Conſideration of Eternal Life compared with this preſent life, And with its contrary, viz.…
Sermon 13SERMON XIII. Weighty Conſiderations upon Eternity.
Sermon 14SERMON XIV. The Neceſsity of Divine Knowledge, And Arraignment of Ignorance.
Sermon 15SERMON XV. More Reaſons of the Neceſſity of Divine Knowledge; And the Cauſes of Ignorance,
Sermon 16SERMON XVI. Sheweth what Saving Knowledge is in its Concomitants and Effects.
Sermon 17SERMON XVII. Of the Knowledge and Worſhip of the One true God: And the contrary thereto, viz. Idolatry.
Sermon 18SERMON XVIII. The Neceſſity of the Knowledge of Chriſt Jeſus as well as of God the Father.
Sermon 19SERMON XIX. Sheweth how a Godly Life (though it merit no good) is a Ground of Comfort at the hour of Death.
Sermon 20SERMON XX. Sheweth who they are that cannot at the cloſe of their daies take comfort in this, That they…
Sermon 21SERMON XXI. Of Gods being Glorified by Mans Salvation; That Chriſts chief end in what he did for man, was…
Sermon 22SERMON XXII. Of Chriſts finiſhing the work he undertook, with the End and Properties of it, and the great…
Sermon 23SERMON XXIII. Of a Holy Working Life, the Excellency, Equity, and Neceſſity thereof in order to Glory.
Sermon 24SERMON XXIV. Of vain Tautology in Prayer; And what Repetitions in Prayer are ſuch, and what not; Shewing…
Sermon 25SERMON XXV. Of the Promiſes, and of Prayer.
Sermon 26SERMON XXVI. Of Heavenly Glory as oppoſed to Earthly; And how the hopes thereof earneſtly ſought and prayed…
Sermon 27SERMON XXVII. The Eternall Deity of Chriſt proved; And whence it comes to paſſe that there are any ſo vile…
Sermon 28SERMON XXVIII. Proveth, That the world was not from Eternity, but had its beginning in time; And reduceth…
Sermon 29SERMON XXIX. Of Divine Knowledge, its Excellency and Rarity; Shewing, That God is truely and properly known…
Sermon 30SERMON XXX. The Great End of the Miniſtery; And what ſhould be the end of both Miniſters and people in…
Sermon 31SERMON XXXI. That Gods People are not of (though in) this world; Wherein is alſo ſhewed the vaſt difference…
Sermon 32SERMON XXXII. Of the peculiar Propriety Gods People have in him and he in them.
Sermon 33SERMON XXXIII. The truly Godly man onely is obedient to Gods Word: Or, The Great Character of a Christian.
Sermon 34SERMON XXXIV. Of Growth in Grace, The Duty, Neceſſity, and Glory of it.
Sermon 35SERMON XXXV. Of Faith in Chriſt the Mediatour ſent of God, With the Ingredients or Concomitant Acts, of it.
Sermon 36SERMON XXXVI. Of Obedience to all the Commandements of God, Shewing, That that only is truely Obedience,…
Sermon 37SERMON XXXVII. Sheweth, That Gods People are ready and willing in Obedience, Whence it is that they are ſo;…
Sermon 38SERMON XXXVIII. Of the Excellency and Neceſſity of Beleeving in Chriſt as a Mediatour; That it is…
Sermon 39SERMON XXXIX. Further ſheweth, How acceptable unto God it is to beleeve in Christ the Mediatour; And…
Sermon 40SERMON XL. Further ſetteth forth the Excellency and Neceſſity of preſſing the Doctrine of Faith in Chriſt…
Sermon 41SERMON XLI. Of Praying both for the Godly and the Wicked, With the Reaſons and Motives thereof.
Sermon 42SERMON XLII. The Excellency and Efficacy of Christs Mediatory Prayer; Set forth in many Aggravations of it…
Sermon 43SERMON XLIII. Of the Extent of Chriſts Mediatory Praier, and of his Death; That he Praied and Died not for…
Sermon 44SERMON XLIV. Reaſons why the Scripture ſpeaks thus Ʋniverſally about Chriſts Death when yet but ſome were…
Sermon 45SERMON XLV. The Application of the former Subject; Setting forth the Neceſſity of Faith and Repentance as…
Sermon 46SERMON XLVI. Of Free-Grace, oppoſite to Arminianiſme; Tending to raiſe the hearts of thoſe that are Godly…
Sermon 47SERMON XLVII. Of Gods Propriety in his People as the Ground of all the Good that accrueth to them.
Sermon 48SERMON XLVIII. The Deity of Jeſus Chriſt cleared and defended against the Socinians.
Sermon 49SERMON XLIX. Of mans Glorifying of Christ, And how many waies that is done.
Sermon 50SERMON L. Of Christs tender care of all his People in the greateſt of their dangers and afflictions.
Sermon 51SERMON LI. Of the great Danger of Gods Peoples being in the world, chiefly from its tempting and ſeducing…
Sermon 52SERMON LII. Of the Danger Gods People are in in the world, in reſpect of its hating and oppoſing of them;…
Sermon 53SERMON LIII. The Exaltation of Chriſt improved for the joy of of all Beleevers.
Sermon 54SERMON LIV. That all Civill Governours (as well as Eccleſiasticall) from the meaneſt Master of a Family to…
Sermon 55SERMON LV. The Great Lord-Keeper of Iſrael from inevitable Ruine both of Body and Soul extolled.
Sermon 56SERMON LVI. That it's not enough to be put into a ſtate of Grace, unleſs by Gods Power we are kept therein.…
Sermon 57SERMON LVII. Reaſons proving the Neceſſity of Gods preſerving his Children in Grace, That God keeps them by…
Sermon 58SERMON LVIII. The Greatneſs of the Mercy of being kept ſound in the Truth: And the Damnableneſs of Errour…
Sermon 59SERMON LIX. That it's a ſpeciall Mercy for the Ministers of the Goſpel to agree in one; Wherein their Ʋnity…
Sermon 60SERMON LX. The great Paterne of Ʋnity; The Nature and Properties of the Ʋnity that is between God the…
Sermon 61SERMON LXI. The great changes that even a Godly man is ſubject unto, in reſpect of the having and loſing…
Sermon 62SERMON LXII. Sheweth how prone men are to know Christ after the fleſh, and wherein it appears.
Sermon 63SERMON LXIII. Of the Saints Lord-Keeper. Shewing how ſafe the Godly are kept to Salvation by Chriſt as a…
Sermon 64SERMON LXIV. Of the Manner of Chriſts keeping thoſe that are His. Of a four-fold Principle that is…
Sermon 65SERMON LXV. Of the Perſeverance of the Saints. The Queſtion ſtated.
Sermon 66SERMON LXVI. Of the Perſeverance of the Saints.
Sermon 67SERMON LXVII. Arguments proving, That Every One that is in the State of Grace ſhall be preſerved to Eternal…
Sermon 68SERMON LXVIII. Of the Sonne of Perdition. Shewing, That ſome Perſons are wilfully ſet to Damn themſelves,…
Sermon 69SERMON LXIX. Of the Sonne of Perdition. Shewing more Cauſes and Symptomes of ſuch wretched Perſons that are…
Sermon 70SERMON LXX. Of the Sonne of Perdition: Sheweth from the Example of Judas, That Men may be Eminent for a…
Sermon 71SERMON LXXI. Of the Son of Perdition.
Sermon 72SERMON LXXII. Of the Sonne of Perdition.
Sermon 73SERMON LXXIII. The Great Stumbling-blocks in Religion removed.
Sermon 74SERMON LXXIV. Of the Scripture.
Sermon 75SERMON LXXV. Of the Truth of Scripture-Propheſies; And againſt Judiciall Astrologie and Witchcraft; Shewing…
Sermon 76SERMON LXXVI. The Joy of Saints handled, both as a Duty and Priviledge, as being one great end of Chriſts…
Sermon 77SERMON LXXVII. Of Joy and Comfort, Snewing how many waies the Spirit of God works it in the hearts of his…
Sermon 78SERMON LXXVIII. The ſeverall Sorts of Joy, and the Nature of Spirituall Joy: Shewing alſo how farre it…
Sermon 79SERMON LXXIX. The Excellent Effects of Christian Joy.
Sermon 80SERMON LXXX. That the Word of God preached and received, doth inrage the wicked world: And Reaſons thereof.
Sermon 81SERMON LXXXI. Of Suffering for Chriſts Cauſe, And how it engageth God to take care of ſuch as ſo ſuffer;…
Sermon 82SERMON LXXXII. Of Wicked mens hating the Godly, the Cauſes, Effects, and Properties of it.
Sermon 83SERMON LXXXIII. The Application of the fore-going Obſervation, both to the Godly and the Wicked, tending to…
Sermon 84SERMON LXXXIV. Of Conformity to Chriſt in not being of the world, And in his Sufferings.
Sermon 85SERMON LXXXV. Sheweth, Why God continueth his Children in this world of Sinne and Sorrow, and doth not take…
Sermon 86SERMON LXXXVI. That it is a greater Mercy to be kept from Sinne and all Evil in our Afflictions and…
Sermon 87SERMON LXXXVII. That God hath determined a preciſe time to every particular man in the world, how long he…
Sermon 88SERMON LXXXVIII. The Heavenly man much improved by much conſidering that he is not of this world.
Sermon 89SERMON LXXXIX. Of growth in Grace, ſhewing that, and how many wayes, a Godly man may be more ſanctified.
Sermon 90SERMON XC. The Contraries to Growth in Grace. A Comfortable Advertiſement to ſuch as mourn under their…
Sermon 91SERMON XCI. Of the Cauſes of Sanctification, and in particular of Gods Word as the Instrumentall Cauſe.
Sermon 92SERMON XCII. Of the Truth of the Scriptures.
Sermon 93SERMON XCIII. The tranſcendent Properties of the Scripture.
Sermon 94SERMON XCIV. How requiſite a ſound minde and a holy life are to a Miniſter of the Goſpel; And of Chriſts…
Sermon 95SERMON XCV. Of Christs Miſsion to the Office of a Mediatour.
Sermon 96SERMON XCVI. Of the Publike Office of the Miniſtry, Some Distinctions concerning it, And the Neceſſity of a…
Sermon 97SERMON XCVII. That the Scripture appoints a Diſtinct Office of the Ministry: Sheweth, wherein the Call to…
Sermon 98SERMON XCVIII. Of Christs Sanctifying himſelf to be a Mediatour; Shewing what is implied in it; How pure,…
Sermon 99SERMON XCIX. Sheweth further, what is implied in that phraſe of our Saviour, I ſanctifie my ſelf. Handling…
Sermon 100SERMON C. Of Jeſus Chriſt as Prieſt, Sacrifice, and Altar; The Properties of that Sacrifice; The way how…
Sermon 101SERMON CI. Of Sanctification, as the Effect of Chriſts Death; Shewing, That no man truly believeth in…
Sermon 102SERMON CII. Sheweth, Why Christ who could do all things, yet put up Prayers What difference there is…
Sermon 103SERMON CIII. In what reſpects the Benefits of Chriſts Mediation extend to all Believers alike, and in what…
Sermon 104SERMON CIV. That in ſome particulars the poor weak Christian hath more reſpect from Chriſt then the ſtrong…
Sermon 105SERMON CV. Of Chriſts Love and Care of every one of his before they had a being.
Sermon 106SERMON CVI. Of both the Moving Cauſe and Effects of Election and of Chriſts Prayer and Death; Againſt…
Sermon 107SERMON CVII. Of Faith, the ſeverall Kindes of it: And eſpecially of Juſtifying Faith: It's Object and Seat,…
Sermon 108SERMON CVIII. Of Juſtifying Faith, Shewing what things are neceſſary thereunto; And how or in what method…
Sermon 109SERMON CIX. Of Justifying Faith.
Sermon 105SERMON CX. Of Juſtifying Faith, That it is a fiducial Recumbency on Chriſt.
Sermon 111SERMON CXI. That a Goſpel-Miniſtry is to continue to the end of the world. And for what ends▪
Sermon 112SERMON CXII. Of Ʋnity among Gods People, The Nature of it.
Sermon 113SERMON CXIII. Of Ʋnity among Christians, the Benefits and Neceſſity of it: And the miſchief of Diviſion.
Sermon 114SERMON CXIV. Of Ʋnity among the Godly, More particulars ſetting forth the Excellency of it, and miſchiefs…
Sermon 115SERMON CXV. Of Ʋnity among Believers; Cautions about it. Alſo ſetting forth ſome good uniting Principles;…
Sermon 116SERMON CXVI. Of Chriſtian Ʋnity; Setting forth ſome Rules for Ʋnity in Doctrine, Church-Order, and…
Sermon 117SERMON CXVII. Of the Distinction of Perſons, and Ʋnity of Eſſence in the Deity: againſt the Socinians.
Sermon 118SERMON CXVIII. The Glorious Myſtery of the Saints Ʋnion with Christ, and with the Father by him, Opened.
Sermon 119SERMON CXIX. Sheweth, What a ſpecial means Ʋnity among Believers is, to enlarge the Kingdome of Chriſt; And…
Sermon 120SERMON CXX. A Conſideration of Faith in its Generall Nature as Dogmaticall or Hiſtoricall, carried out to…
Sermon 121SERMON CXXI. Of Dogmaticall Faith, the Properties of, and Contraries to it.
Sermon 122SERMON CXXII. Of the Glory which Christ communicates unto all his Diſciples, even in this Life; And of…
Sermon 123SERMON CXXIII. Practicall Concluſions from the fore-going Doctrine.
Sermon 124SERMON CXXIV. That Jeſus Christ though God Co-equall with the Father, had many things given him by the…
Sermon 125SERMON CXXV. Ʋnity among Chriſtians is part of that Glory Chriſt hath purchaſed for them.
Sermon 126SERMON CXXVI. Of Ʋnion with Christ: Shewing how, or in what reſpects Chriſt is in every Believer, and how…
Sermon 127SERMON CXXVII. Sheweth ſomething of the Nature, Manner, and Effects of Chriſts being in Beleevers.
Sermon 128SERMON CXXVIII. Of the Fathers being in Chriſt; Of both their being in Believers: And how that can be, and…
Sermon 129SERMON CXXIX. Of the Ʋnity of Believers; Of the Cauſe and Nature of it; And what makes to the perfect…
Sermon 130SERMON CXXX. Sheweth, That every one that Believeth knoweth the thing that he believeth: Against the Popiſh…
Sermon 131SERMON CXXXI. Of the unſpeakable Love of God to Believers; Shewing wherein Gods Love to Chriſt, and to…
Sermon 132SERMON CXXXII. Sheweth of what high concernment it is to the men of the world to know how greatly Believers…
Sermon 133SERMON CXXXIII. Of the Connexion between Grace and Glory, and that Glory even to the moſt Godly, is the…
Sermon 134SERMON CXXXIV. Of immediate Enjoyment of, and Communion with Chriſt in Heaven, as the Complement of mans…
Sermon 135SERMON CXXXV. Of an humbled Christians improving in his Prayers the ſweet Appellation of Father.
Sermon 136SERMON CXXXVI. Of the State of Glory, Shewing what it is to behold Christs Glory in Heaven.
Sermon 137SERMON CXXXVII. How Christ (as Mediatour) had his Glory given him, although as God he could not properly…
Sermon 138SERMON CXXXVIII. Of Gods love to Chriſt as Mediatour, and in him to all believers from all Eternity.
Sermon 139SERMON CXXXIX. Of the Righteouſneſs of God (as a Judge) in his Administrations to Devils and wicked men;…
Sermon 140SERMON CXL. That every Ʋnregenerate man whether in, or out of the Church is deſtitute of the true ſaving…
Sermon 141SERMON CXLI. Christ is the great Teacher of his Church.
Sermon 142SERMON CXLII. Setteth forth the ſingular Christian cleaving to God, though the multitude go another way;…
Sermon 143SERMON CXLIII. Of Chriſts teaching Believers: Shewing what great need the moſt illuminated Chriſtians have…
Sermon 144SERMON CXLIV. Of the powerful ſenſe and feeling of the love of God; How it's attained; And what a great…
Sermon 145SERMON CXLV. Directions how to obtain, and alwayes to preſerve the Knowledge and Aſsurance of Gods Love in…
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