SERMONS

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Following SUBJECTS,

ON THE

VIZ.

cations.

Of Humility.

Of the Liberty of Moral Agents. || The Excellency of Moral Qualifi
A Virtuous Mind the best Help to
understand True Religion.
The Practice of Morality leads to
the Practice of the Gospel.
The Character of a Good Man.
The Nature of Humane Actions.
How to judge of Moral Actions.
The Nature of Religious Truths.
Of Christ's calling Sinners to Re-
pentance.

Of Poverty of Spirit.
Of the Virtue of Charity.
The Nature of Relative Duties.
The Inconfiftency of the Love of

God, with the Love of the
World.

The Folly of mocking at Sin.

By SAMUEL CLARKE, D. D. Late Rector of St James's, Westminster.

Published from the AUTHOR's Manufcript, By JOHN CLARKE, D.D. Dean of Sarum.

VOL. III.

The SIXTH EDITION.

LONDON:

Printed for JOHN and PAUL KNAPTON, at the Crown in Ludgate-Street. M DCC XLIV.

CONTENTS.

SERMO

TERMON I. Of the Liberty
of Moral Agents.

St JOH. viii. 32.

And ye shall know the Truth, and the

Truth shall make you Free Page I

SERM. II. A Virtuous Mind the

best Help to understand True

Religion.

DA N. xii. Fo." latter part.

And none of the Wicked hall under-

Hand; But the Wife fall understand.

C

SERM. III.

The Practice of Mo-

rality leads to the Practice of

the Gospel.

St JoH. vi. 44.

No man can come to Me, except the Father

which has fent me, draw him.
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SERM. IV. The Character of a

Good Man.

GE N. Xviii. 19.

For I know Him, that he will command his

Children, and his Houfhould after him,

and they shall keep the way of the Lord,

to do Justice and Judgment.
83.

SERM. V. The Nature of Hu-
man Actions.

St. LUKE xi. 35.

Take heed therefore, that the Light which is

in Thee be not Darkness,

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SERM.