feffions, Page 39. His Day, 42. The Feafts and Fafts of the Church, 43, 44. His Word, 45. Of Catechifing, 46. Preaching, 48. Sacrament, 51. Baptifm, ibid. to the End.

SUNDAY III.

Of the Lord's Supper, of Preparation before Receiving, 59. Of Duties at the Receiving, 77. And afterwards, 81.

Honour due to God's Name; Sins against it; Blafphemy, Swearing, Affertory Oaths, 85, 86. Promiffory Oaths, unlawful Oaths, 87 Of Perjury, 88. Of vain Oaths, and the Sin of them, 89, 90.

SUNDAY V. Of Worship due to God's Name; Of Prayer and Confeffion, 96. Of Publick Prayers in the Church, in the Family, 102. Of Private Prayer, 103. The Advantage of Prayer, 104. Of Repentance, 115. Of Fafting, 117.

SUNDAY VI. Of Duties to ourfelves, 121. Of Sobriety, Humility, the great Sin of Pride, 121, 122. The Danger, 123. The Folly of this Sin, 125. Of Vain-glory, 129. Helps against it, 132. Of Meekness, 133. The Means to obtain it, 136. Of Confideration, 137.

SUNDAY VII. Of Contentedness, and the Contraries to it, 141. Murmuring, Ambition, Covetousness, 141, 142. Envy, and Helps to Contentedness, 144, 145. Diligence, 146. Industry in improving Gifts of Nature or Grace, 147, 148. Of Chastity, 150. Helps to it, 154. Temperance, and its Rules in eating, &c. 155, 156.

SUN

SUNDAY VIII.

Of Temperance in Drinking, Page 159. Falfe Ends of Drinking, viz. Good Fellowship, preserving of Kindness, chearing the Spirits, 160, 161. Putting away Cares, paffing away Time, 162, 163. Preventing Reproach, 164. Pleafure, Bargaining, &c. 166. The Guilt of ftrong Drinkers, 168., Exhortations to forfake it, &c. 170.

SUNDAY IX.

Temperance in Sleep, 177. Mifchiefs of Sloth, 179.. Of Recreation, ibid. Of Apparel, and the Ends for which Clothing fhould be faved, 182.

SUNDAY X.

Of Duties to our Neighbour, 186. Of Justice, Negative, in doing no Wrong or Injury to any, and Pofitive, to do Right to all, ibid. Of the Sin of Murder, 193. The Heinoufness of it, the Punishment of it, and the ftrange Discoveries thereof, 195, &c. Of Maiming, 199. Of Wounds, Stripes, and Injuries to others, 201.

SUNDAY XI.

Of Justice about the Poffeffions of our Neighbour; against injuring him as concerning his Wife, 204. Goods, 208. Of Malice, 209. Of Malice, 209. Covetous Injuftice, 210. Oppreffion, ibid. Theft, 212. Of paying Debts, ibid. What we are bound for, what we have promised, 214.

SUNDAY XII.

Of Theft, fealing the Goods of our Neighbour, 215. Of Deceit in Truft, 217. In Traffick, concealing the Faults of his Ware, 219. His over-rating it 220. Fraud, in the Buyer, 222. Of Reftitution, and the Neceffity thereof, 225. SUN

SUNDAY XIII.

Of falfe Reports of the Credit of our Neighbour, Page 227. Falfe Witnefs, 228. Slanders, 229. Whif perings, 230. Of Defpifing and Scoffing for Infirmities, 232. Pofitive Justice, or the yielding to every Man that which by any kind of Right he may challenge from us, 237. Of Speaking Truth; of Lying, 237, 238. Of Humanity, courteous Behaviour, and Meekness, 240, 241. Brawling and Curfing, 241. Refpect due to Men of extraordinary Gifts, 243. Of Envy, Detraction, 244. In regard to their Ranks and Qualities; Dues to thofe in any Sort of Want, 246. Duties in respect of Relation, 249. Of Gratitude to Benefactors, 250.

SUNDAY XIV. Of Duty to Parents, Magiftrates, 252. Paftors, 255. Love and Efleem of them, 256. Maintenance, Obedience, 258. Of the Duty of Children to Parents, 259. Reverence, Love, Obedience, efpecially in their Marriage, Miniflring to their Wants, 259 to 264. Duty to the worst of Parents, 266. Of the Duty of Parents to their Children, ibid.

SUNDAY XV.

Of Duty to our Brethren and Relations. 277. To a Husband, Obedience, Fidelity, Love, 282 to 284. The Faults of the Husband acquit not from these Duties, 284. Dues to the Wife, Love, Faithfulnefs, Maintenance, Inftructions, 285, &c. Hufbands and Wives mutually to pray for and affit each other in all Good, 287. Virtue the chief Confideration in Marriage, unlawful Marriages, 288. Friendship, 289. Servants Duty, 293. Mafters Duty, 295.

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Other Branches of our Duty to our Neighbour, Page 298. The Duty of Charity to Mens Souls, Bodies, Goods, Credit, 299, to the End.

SUNDAY XVII.

Of Charity in respect of our Neighbour's Goods; Almfgiving, 324, 326, &c. Of Charity in respect of our Neighbour's Credit, 336. Of Peace-making, 340. Of going to Law, 341. Of Charity to our Enemies, 342. Chriftian Duties both poffible and pleafant, 345. The Danger of delaying our Turning to God, 347.

A TABLE of the PRAYERS.

PRayers for the Morning.

Prayers for Night.

Collects for feveral Graces.

A Paraphrafe on the Lord's Prayer.

Page 351

360

367

387

385

Pious Ejaculations out of the Book of Pfalms.

Brief Heads of Examination before the Sacrament. 388

Prayers before the Sacrament.

405

Ejaculations at the Lord's Table, &c.

410

Prayers after the Sacrament.

412

Prayers for the Sick.

420

Ejaculations for the Sick.

426

Prayers in Time of publick Calamities.

434

A Prayer for the Church.

437

A Prayer for the Peace of the Church.

439

A Prayer for the King's Majefty.

445

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