I. The Creatorship and Divinity of Jesus Christ

II. Importance of the Deity of Christ

III. The Truth as in Jesus .

IV. The Wisdom of God as displayed in the Gospel

VI. The Divine Faithfulness

VII. Dealings of God with His People

VIII. The Prophecy of Jacob respecting Shiloh

IX. The Divine Foundation

X. The Ability of Jesus Christ to save to the uttermost 156

XI. The Love of Christ known by Christians

XII. The Example of Christ

XIII. The Government of God

XIV. Trust in God the Support of Christians

XV. God the Portion of the Soul

XVI, Seeking God . .

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XXI. Prayer for the Prosperity of the Church encouraged 220

XXII. The Duty of Christians to the Men of the World

XVII. Privilege of Boldness in approaching God

XVIII, The Secret Things of God

XIX. Manifestation of God's Work .

XX. The Divine Complacency in Public Worship

XXIV. The Heart demanded

XXV. Obedience to Jesus Christ, as exemplified in Baptism 244

XXVI. Present Advantages of Piety

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XXVII. Duty of Believers to maintain good Works

XXVIII. Citizenship and Conduct of Christians

XXIX. Gospel Conduct.

XXX. The Beatitude of Mourners

XXXI. The Beatitude of the Pure in Heart

XXXII. The Christian Warfare

XXXIII. Distinguishing Properties of Spiritual Life

XXXIV. Misery attendant on Vice.

XXXV. The Hypocrite's Inconstancy in Prayer explained

XXXVI. Covetousness

XXXVII. Lying

XXXVIII. The Remembrance of Sin.

XXXIX. Reasons for a Judgment to come

XL. Character of the Judgment to come

XLI. Remembrance in Youth of Judgment to come

XLII. The Christian's Preference of Heavenly Riches.

XLIII. Reasons for seeking the Things above.

XLIV. Heavenly-mindedness

XLV. Meetness for Heaven

XLVI. End of the Upright Man

XLVII. The Heavenly Assembly

XLIX. Strength in Trials

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XLVIII. Present Sufferings contrasted with future Glory. 353

L. Abraham and Lot

LI. The Character of Balaam

LII. Early Piety exemplified in Abijah

LIII. David's Charge to Solomon

LIV. The Solemn Engagement.

LV. Features of the Apostolic Church

LVI. Condition of the Apostolic Churches

LVII. Confirmation of the Disciples

LVIII. Contention between Barnabas and Paul

LIX. The Foundation laid in Zion.

LX. The Saying worthy of all Acceptation

LXI. Christ the Object of Trust to the Gentiles

LXII. Grounds of Confidence in the Saviour's Ability

LXVII. Joy of the Disciples on the Resurrection of their Lord 451

LXIII. Invitation of Christ to Sinners

LXIV. Ends proposed in the Sufferings of Christ

LXV. The Preaching of the Cross

LXVIII. The Love of the Spirit.

LXIX. Divine Interference on behalf of Christians

LXX. Obscurities of Providence explained

LXXI. Existence and Personality of Satan.

LXXII. The Divine Promises

LXXIII. Holy Desires gratified

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LXXX. Proper Views and Improvement of Affliction

LXXXI. Christian Patience

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LXXXII. The Primitive Martyrs.

LXXXIII. Rules and Reasons for Redeeming Time

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XC. Union of Christians with Christ, and with each other 560

XCI. Self-examination preparatory to the Lord's Supper 563

XCII. The Apostolic Benediction.

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EXPOSITORY DISCOURSES ON THE EPISTLE OF PAUL

TO THE PHILIPPIANS.

I. First Chapter, verse 1 to 11.

II. First Chapter, verse 12 to 20

III. First Chapter, verse 21 to 30

IV. Second Chapter, verse 1 to 8

V. Second Chapter, verse 9 to 16

VI. Second Chapter, verse 17 to 30

VII. Third Chapter, verse 1 to 8

VIII. Third Chapter, verse 9 to 14

IX. Third Chapter, verse 15 to 21

X. Fourth Chapter, verse 1 to 7

XI. Fourth Chapter, verse 8 and 9

XII. Fourth Chapter, verse 10 to 23

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REMINISCENCES

OF

THE REV. ROBERT HALL, A.M.

BY JOHN GREENE, ESQ.