O N.

VARIOUS SUBJECTS.

Containing,

I. Temptations to Evil not from [|X. How divine Worship is to be
acceptably performed.

XI. The Evil and Folly of Covet-
oufnefs.

God.

II. Men tempted to Evil by their own Lufts.

III. Of Natural, Moral, and Civil
Liberty.

IV. Of Chriftian Liberty.
V. On the fame Subject.
VI. Of the Kingdom of God.
VII. Of believing in Christ.
VIII. Of Inability to do good
arifing from vicious Habits.
IX. A Sermon addressed particu-
larly to young Perfons.

XII. The proper Improvement of
temporal Poffeffions.

XIII. Of the Bleffednefs of the
Pure in Heart.

XIV. Of the Bleffedness of the
Peace-Makers.

XV. A Converfation becoming the
Gospel recommended.

By JOHN ABERNET HY, M. A.

VOL. IV.

LONDON:

Printed for D, BROWNE, without Temple-Bar; C. DAVIS, in Holborn; and A. MILLAR, oppofite Katherine-ftreet in the Strand.

M. DCC.LI.

CONTENTS.

SBRMON Í.

Temptations to Evil not from GOD:

James i. 13, 14.

Let no man fay when he is tempted, I am

tempted of God, for God cannot be tempted

with evil, neither tempteth be any man.

But every man is tempted, when he is drawn

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SERMON II

Men tempted to Evil by their own

Lufts.

James i. 14.

But every man is tempted, when he is drawn

away of his own luft and enticed.

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SERMON III.

Of Natural, Moral, and Civil Liberty.

Galat. V. I.

Stand faft therefore in the liberty wherewith

Chrift hath made us free.

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