Page.

Sect. I. On Preparation -

68

Sect. II. Directions respecting what is essential to Se-

cret Prayer

74

Sect. III. The Circumstances of Secret Prayer - 83

Sect. IV. In what way Attention may be profitably oc-

cupied after having been engaged in

Devotional Exercises

87

CHAP. VI. On the Matter or Words of Prayer

94

Sect. I. The Lord's Prayer

SECT. II. Jacob an Example of powerful pleading with

God

98

CHAP. VII. Forming a Conclusion to the Subject of Clo-

set Prayer

103

Sect. I. The Exhortation of the Text enforced

ib.

Sect. II. Several Objections considered and answered 110

SECT. III. Some cases of Conscience examined and

solved

120

ib.

131

137

142

1

150

157

166

INTERCESSION OF CHRIST.

The Preface

CHAP. I. Introductory Observations

CHAP. II. On the Character of our Intercessor and the

Import of Intercession

CHAP. III. On the Objects of Christ's Intercession deno-

minated Transgressors

CHAP. IV. The manner in which Christ manageth this Of-

fice of Intercession

CHAP. V. The Qualifications of Christ as our Intercessor

CHAP, VI. Jesus Christ the only Intercessor between God

and Man -

CHAP. VII, Information furnished by the Doctrine which

has been stated and confirmed

CHAP. VIII. The Subject applied for the Conviction of

Careless Sinners

CHAP. IX. Examination proposed to ascertain whether

Jesus Christ be our Intercessor

CHAP. X. Directions of a general Nature relative to the In-

tercession of Christ -

173

179

185

192

207

Page.

CHAP. XI. The Circumstances in which the Intercession

of Christ becomes a Privilege to a

Christian -

. 221

CHAP. XII. The Conclusion

238

LIFE IN GOD'S FAVOUR.

The Epistle to the Reader

245

CHAP. I. Introductory Observations

255

CHAP. II. On the Favour of God, and the Life which it

comprises or produces

261

CHAP. III. The Favour of God considered as Life - - 269

CHAP. IV. The Description of Persons to whom the Fa-

vour of God is Life, and the Seasons in

which their Experience confirms this

Truth

272

CHAP. V. Of what nature that Life is which proceeds from

the Favour of God

291

CHAP. VI. Information derived from the Subject under

Consideration

298

CHAP. VII. Tendency of what has been stated to produce

Conviction

305

CHAP. VIII. The Subject considered as furnishing Topics

for Self-Examination -

337

CHAP. IX. The Subject furnishes Instruction, and gives

scope
for Exhortation

350

CHAP. X. The Subject Concluded under the Article of In-

struction, with an Address to the ob-

jects of divine Favour

366

ISRAEL'S LAMENTATION AFTER THE

LORD.

An Humble Address to the Righteous God

385

An Address to the Mourners in Zion

389

CHAP. I. Preliminary Observations

395

CHAP. II. Explication of the Passage under Consideration 406

CHAP. III. Motives and Reasons which may cause Lamen-

tation after the Lord -

435
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447

CHAP. IV. Description of Persons particularly called upon

to Lament

CHAP. V. Directions and Assistance to forward the Exer-

cise practised by Israel

CHAP. VI. Encouragement to Perseverance in Lamenting

after the Lord

469

487

JOB'S APPEAL.

Job's Appeal, a Funeral Sermon

495