Twenty sermons on the following subjects
Subtitle: viz. Christianity a rational religion. The characteristicks of true religion. The duty and benefit of bearing afflictions. The vanity and impiety of only professing religion. The Publican and Pharisee. Of doing good against evil. The duty of giving no offence consider'd. The greatdanger [sic] of neglecting salvation. The obligations to a good conversation. The excellency and immortality of the soul. The Christian's consolation against the fears of death. The vanity of humane life. Vice the principal cause of worldly evils. Against evil-speaking. Love thefulfilling [sic] of the law. Charity more excellent than faith and hope. The nature and necessiy [sic] of regeneration. The duty of renouncing the hidden things of dishonesty. The danger of wilful error. Preach'd in the parish of St. Philip, Charles-town [i.e., Charleston], South-Carolina
By: By the Reverend Samuel Quincy, lecturer of said parish
Publisher: Printed and sold by John Draper, in Cornhil [i.e., Cornhill].
Published: 1750
Place of publication: Boston; New-England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 370
Subjects: Religion; Charity; Regeneration (Theology); Good and evil; Sermons; Luce grant; Christianity
Notes: Dedicated to James Glen, et al.

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Pagination error: P. 149 misnumbered 14.

"Errata." -- P. 1 at end.

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