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PLAIN SERMONS

 

BY

 

CONTRIBUTORS

TO THE

"TRACTS FOR THE TIMES."

"We can do nothing against the truth, but for the truth.
"For we are glad when we are weak, and ye are strong: and this
also we wish, even your perfection." 2 Cor. xiii. 8, 9.


VOL. I.

 

LONDON:
PRINTED FOR J. G. F. & J. RIVINGTON,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH YARD,
AND WATERLOO PLACE, PALL MALL.

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Sermon I—Christian Responsibility
Sermon II—The Certainty of Judgment
Sermon III—Self-examination
Sermon IV—Religious peace
Sermon V—Saints' days and daily service
Sermon VI—Death of young persons
Sermon VII—Value of time
Sermon VIII—Value of time
Sermon IX—Our Lord a pattern of private prayer
Sermon X—Moral benefits of private prayer
Sermon XI—Christian fear of relapse into sin
Sermon XII—Christian hope of improvement
Sermon XIII—All our distresses known to God
Sermon XIV—The danger of self-confidence
Sermon XV—Forgetfulness of warnings
Sermon XVI—Danger of presuming on God's mercy
Sermon XVII—Benefits of meditation on God's saints
Sermon XVIII—Benefits of meditation on the holy angels
Sermon XXV—God an impartial Judge
Sermon XXVI—God will be served in fear
Sermon XXVII—Kings to be honoured for their office' sake
Sermon XXVIII—The Sun of Righteousness
Sermon XXIX—Christ's transfiguration
Sermon XXX—Saints are like sparks in stubble
Sermon XXXI—Godliness with contentment
Sermon XXXII—Christian preparation
Sermon XXXIII—The Apostolic Church
Sermon XXXIV—The Christian ministry
Sermon XXXV—Christian courage
Sermon XXXVI—Christian Perseverance

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