a. Immediate Consequences. Eccl. xii. 7.
b. Remoter Consequences;

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I. Resurrection of the Body. 1 Cor. xv. 16.

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II. Final Judgment. 2 Pet. iii. 10.

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Conclusion. Prov. viii. 6.

. II. Happiness of Heaven. Rev. xxi. 1-3.

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CONTENTS OF THE FIRST VOLUME.

MEMOIR of the Life of the Author,

Analysis of the Work,

SERMON I. Direct Proofs of the Existence of God.-Mark xii. 32.

SERMON II. Atheistical Objections and Schemes of Doctrine consider-

ed.-Ps. xiv. 1.

SERMON III. Comparative Influence of Atheism and Christianity.—Ps.

xiv. 1.

SERMON IV. Unity of God.-1 Cor. viii. 4.

SERMON V. Eternity and Immutability of God.-Ps. cii. 24-27.

SERMON VI. Omnipresence and Omniscience of God.-Ps. cxxxix. 1—12.

SERMON VII. Omnipotence and Independence of God.-Gen. xvii. 1.

SERMON VIII. Benevolence of God as proved by the Works of Creation

and Providence.-1 John iv. 8.

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SERMON IX. Benevolence of God as exhibited by Revelation.-1 John iv. 8. 181

SERMON X. Justice of God.-Deut. xxxii. 4.

SERMON XI. Truth of God.-Ps. cxvii. 2.

SERMON XV. Same subject continued.-Job xxiii. 13.
SERMON XVI. Sovereignty of God.-Jer. x. 23.

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SERMON XVIII. Holy Angels, their Rank and Attributes.-Col. i. 16.
SERMON XIX. Holy Angels, their Attributes and Employments.—Col. i.

SERMON XX. The Fallen Angels.—Jude 6.

SERMON XVII. Heaven. The Air. Starry and Supreme Heavens.—

Gen. i. 1.

SERMON XXI. Creation of the Earth.-Gen. i. 1.

SERMON XXII. Creation of Man. Body. Soul; its Nature.-Gen. i. 26, 27. 341

SERMON XXIII. The Soul of Man not material.-Gen. ii. 7.
SERMON XXIV. The Soul of Man not a chain of Ideas and Exercises.
Gen. ii. 7.

SERMON XXV. The Chief End of Man.-1 Cor. x. 31.

SERMON XXVI. The Probation of Man.-Gen. ii. 15-17.

SERMON XXVII. The Temptation and Fall of Man.—Gen. iii. 1—6.

SERMON XXVIII. The Sentence pronounced on Man.-Gen. iii. 14—19.

SERMON XXIX. Depravity of Man. Its Universality, proved from Reve-

lation and Facts.-Rom. v. 12.

SERMON XXX. Depravity of Man. Its Universality, proved by Man's

rejection of the Word of God.-Jer. viii. 9.

SERMON XXXI. Depravity of Man. Its Degree.-Eccl. viii. 2.
SERMON XXXII. Depravity of Man. Its Derivation from Adam.-Rom.
V. 20.

SERMON XXXIII. Depravity of Man. Remarks.—Rom. vi. 12.

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Him. Rom. viii. 3, 4.

SERMON XXXVI. Divinity of Christ.

Proved from the Attributes and
Actions ascribed to Him.-Rom. viii. 3, 4.
SERMON XXXVII. Divinity of Christ. Proved from Divine Relations
sustained by Him, and from Divine Worship required and rendered to
Him. Rom. viii. 3, 4.

SERMON XXXVIII. Divinity of Christ. Proof. This the only ground of
Consistency in the scheme of Redemption.-Rom, viii. 3, 4.

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