IV. The manner in which it was Rom. iii.

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III. Its Reality,

v. Its Extent,

vi. Objections answered. Rom. iii. 24-26.
V. Intercession of Christ. Heb. vii. 24, 25.
III. His Kingly Office. Eph. i. 20—22.
d. The Miracles of Christ. Acts ii. 22.

e. The Resurrection of Christ. Acts iii. 15.

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g. The Consequences of Christ's Mediation,

. I. Justification,

II. The Source: the Free Grace of God, ( 3. 24.
III. The Means: Faith in Christ,

1. Duty of believing. Rom. iii. 28.

Rom.

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IV. Reconciliation of Paul and James'

Influence of Works on our Justifi

VI. Justification by Faith does not lessen the
Motives to obedience. Rom. iii. 31.

II. Regeneration,

I. The Agent in effecting it: The HOLY GHOST,

II. Testimonies to the Doctrine of the Trinity
from the ancient Christians, Jews, and 71
Heathen. Is. xlviii 16.

III. His Agency. Tit. iii. 5.

II. Its Necessity, John iii. 3.

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IV. Its Nature.

John iii. 8.

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V. Its Antecedents. Acts xvi. 29, 30.

VI. Its Attendants generally considered. Eph.) 76

i. Its Nature,

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ii. Evidence of its existence, Gal. v. 22.
iii. Its consistency with providing pecu-79
liarly for our own. 1 Tim. v. 8

iv. Its consistency with our seeking salva-
tion. Rom. ii. 6, 7. S

iv. Complacency. John xiii. 34.

VII. Its Consequences,

1. Adoption. 1 John iii. 2.

II. Sanctification. 1 Thess. v 23.
III. Peace of Conscience.

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Rom. xiv. 17.

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IV. Joy in the Holy Ghost.

11. What are real evidences. 2 Cor. xiii. 5. . 11. Difficulties attending the application of these evidences to ourselves. 2 Cor. 13. 5. S

SYSTEM OF DUTIES.

. A. Duties of Natural Religion.

a. Character of the Law of God. Psalm xix. 7.
b. In what it is summed up,

i. On Personal Happiness. Acts xx. 35. . ii. On Public Happiness. Acts xx. 35.

III. Its Foundation: Utility.

II. In the Decalogue,

1. The Nature of Profaneness. Ex. 20. 7.
11, The Guilt of Profaneness. Ex. 20. 7.

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III. The Danger of Profaneness. Ex. 20. 7.
IV. The Fourth Commandment,

1. The Perpetuity, S of the Sabbath.
II. The Change,

Ex. 20. 8-11.5
III. Objections answered. Heb. 4. 9.
IV. How the Sabbath is to be observed.

v. Reflections on the Sabbath. Ex. 20. 11. V. The Fifth Commandment,

1. Duty of Children. Ex. 20. 12.

11. Duty of Parents. Ex. 20. 12.

11. Duty of Rulers. Ex. 20. 12.

IV. Duty of Subjects. Ex. 20. 12.
VI. The Sixth Commandment,

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1. Nature & Importance of Truth. Ex.20.16. 125
II. Nature and Causes of Lying. Ex. 20. 16.
III. Mischiefs and Preventives of Lying.

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c. Man's Inability to obey the Law of God. Rom.8.17. 133

B. Duties of the Christian Religion.

a. Mode of Restoration to the Spirit of Obedience : By Faith and Repentance. Acts 20. 20, 21. S

b. Means of Restoration, or Means of Grace. 1. Ordinary Means of Grace,

I. Generally considered,

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1. Proofs that there are such Means.

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. IV. Objections answered. 1 Cor. 4. 15.

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II. Particularly considered,

1. Hearing of the Word of God. Luk. 8. 18.

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II. Extraordinary Means of Grace,

I. Who are to use them: or the Church of Christ.

1. Ordinary Members of the Church:

Their Character. 2 Cor. 6. 14. S

11. Officers of the Church,

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1. Who are Ministers. 1 Pet.5.1-3. 150,151

B. Consequences of Death,

a. Immediate Consequences. Eccl. 12. 7.
b. Remoter Consequences,

I. Resurrection of the Body. 1 Cor. 15. 16.
II. Final Judgment. 2 Pet. 3. 10.

. III. Punishment of the Wicked,

I. Its Duration. Matth. 25. 46.
II. Its Nature. 2 Pet. 2. 12.

IV. Rewards of the Righteous,

2 Pet. 3. 13.

. II. Happiness of Heaven. Rev. 21. 1-3.

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Conclusion. Prov. 8. 6.

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