Sermons on the following subjects; viz. : I. Concerning Christ's not appearing to all the people after his Resurrection. II. Of the unbelief of the Jews. III. The qualifications of believers. IV. The state of the church in future ages. V. The great usefulness of discretion. VI. Of things lawful, and things expedient. VII. Of faith, hope, and charity. VIII. Of having our conversation in heaven. IX. Of the union between Christ and Christians. X. Of Christ's Kingdom. XI. Of the promise of the Holy Ghost. XII. Of Christian liberty. XIII. The strictness of the Gospel consistent with its grace and mercy. XIV. The divine condescension. XV. The great danger of apostacy from the truth. XVI. Of sincerity. /
Clagett, William,1646-1688.
Clagett, Nicholas,1654-1727.
Dalrymple, Helen,Lady,former owner.StEdNL
London. : Printed for James Knapton at the Crown, and John Wyat at the Rose, in St. Paul's Church-Yard.,
M DCCXX. [1720]
The half-title page of v.1 reads: Thirty three sermons by Dr. William Clagett, in two volumes. Never before printed.
The title page of v.2 reads: Sermons on the following subjects, viz. 1. Of prayer. II. Of forms of prayer. III.-X. An exposition of the Lord's Prayer. XI. Of religious fasting. XII. Of spiritual worship. XIII. Of right intention. XIV. Wicked men injurious to their own souls. XV. The misery of a late repentence. XVI. The natural tendency of well-doing to secure us against harms from men. XVII. The government of the passions.
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Provenance: Signature on recto of first free leaf of each volume: Helen Dalrymple 1776.
England London.