J. HATCHARD AND SON, 187, PICCADILLY.

1835.

LONDON:

I BOTSON AND PALMER, PRINTERS, SAVOY STREET, STRAND.

CONTENTS.

LECTURE I.-i. 1-3.

The DIVINITY OF THE WORD, or Son of God, declared.

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Lecture 11.-i. 4, 5.

The Word declared to be the LIGHT AND LIFE OF THE SOUL OF

Man.

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LECTURE III.-i. 6-11.

JOHN THE BAPTIST, a witness of the Son of God.

God REJECTED by those to whom he came.

The Son of

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Lecture IV.-i. 12–13.

The PRIVILEGES of those who receive the Son, as sent of God for

their salvation. They have the provision, the education, the

inheritance of children.

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Lecture V.-i. 14.

The word BECAME MAN. HIS GLORY, as seen by the apostles,

and witnessed in the world.

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Lecture VI.-i. 15, 16.

The sufficieNCY OF THE Son of God to supply all the wants

of his disciples.

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LECTURE VII.--. 17.

The old and new covenant contrasted. The use of TÆE LAW to

the Christian.

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LECTURE VUIT.-;, 18.

Our KNOWLEDGE Of God derived through Jesus Christ; who

has declared his JUSTICE and his MERCY.

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LECTURE IX.-i. 19-28.

Jolın Baptist's account of himself. He Baptizes.

and intent of BAPTISM.

The origin

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Lecture X.-i, 29-34.

John describes Jesus as the Lamb Of God. The meaning of

that type, considered.

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LECTURE XI.-. 35–51.

Andrew and Simon and others called as a POSTLES of Jesus. Es-

pecial mention of Nathanael.

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LECTURE XIl.-ii. 1-11.

The first MIRACLE performed in Cana of Galilee. Reflections

upon MIRACLES.

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LECTURE XIII.- ii. 12-25.

Jesus clears the temple of those who prophaned it, giving an

example of religious zeal.

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LECTURE XIV.-ii. 1-5.

Nicodemus is assured of the necessity of REGENERATION.

GENERATION considered and illustrated.

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