Fourteen sermons upon the following subjects. : The natural advantages of men for attaining to the knowledge and practice of religion. The true excellency of men. The weightier matters of religion. The government of the heart. The spiritual and true worship of God. The external duties of religious worship, and positive rites of Christianity. The nature of faith, hope, and charity, and the excellency of charity above faith and hope. The evidence of a future judgement, and its influence for engaging men to repentance. The tendency of Christianity to promote the happiness of mankind in this present life. The loving our Saviour above all the objects of our affection in this world. The peculiar advantage of our Saviour's doctrine. The excellency of an inquisitive disposition, and the right, duty, and advantages of inquiring into matters of religion. Christianity capable of a rational defence, the duty of every man to defend it, and the proper methods of supporting it[.] The spiritual and moral liberty of men. /
Orr, John,-1767.
Fergusson, Anne,former owner.StEdNL
London: : Printed for John Noon, at the White-Hart in Cheapside, near Mercers-Chapel.,
MDCCXXXIX. [1739]
The final leaf contains a list of books printed for John Noon.
ESTC
Signature on title page: Anne Fergusson.
England London.