Then was Jefus led up of the spirit into the wilder

Take no thought for the morrow, &c.

VI.

Though I speak with the tongue of nten and of an

And Nathan Said unto David, thou art the man 98

VIII.

The Lord is King, the earth may be glad there-

of, &c.

IX.

But I say unto you, fwear not at all

ΧΙ.

And so when even was come, the Lord of the

Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended,

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III. Lord teach us to pray, as John, &c.

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VI. Be mindful of the words, &c.

IX. Is any among you afflicted, &c.

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XI. We both labour and fuffer reproach, &c. 367

XIV. I fee the heavens opened, &c.

XV. The kingdom of heaven is like a net, &c. 377

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XX. What is a man profited? -
XXI. Christ died for our fins, &c.
XXII. A short and connected view of God's
difpenfations and revelations to man-

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XXIII. Except ye be born of water and the

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SER

SERMON I.

On comparing spiritual things with spiritual.

[Preached at the Primary Visitation of the Bishop of Winchester, held at Southampton, July 15, 1788.]

WHICH THINGS WE SPEAK, NOT IN THE WORDS,
WHICH MAN'S WISDOM TEACHETH; BUT
WHICH THE HOLY GHOST TEACHETH, COM-
PARING SPIRITUAL THINGS WITH SPIRIT-

UAL.

1

:

WHEN St. Paul planted the gospel at Corinth, he found his designs chiefly opposed by two kinds of people.

The first were men of pleasure. Corinth lay

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commodiously for trade; and trade produces

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riches;