Superintended by THOMAS JONES, Gloucester, (Cape-Ann,)
Hosea Ballou, Portsmouth, (N.H.) ABNER KNEELAND, Charles-
town, (Mass.) and EDWARD TURNER, Salem, (Mass.) Ministers of
the several Universal Societies in those places.

Charlestown:

PRINTED BY WILLIAM S. & HENRY SPEAR.

1812.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

THEOLOGICAL LIBRARYONTENTS.

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161) - VÊ 12 Page.

No. 1. Introduction,

1

Answer to the question, What Profession of Faith, &c. 3

Answer to the question, upon Forgiveness of Sin,

19

answer to the question on the Application of Christ's suffer-
angs,

34

Letter to a Methodist Minister,

46

Remarks upon a Missionary's Report.

50

Ou the Influence of Popularity upon Religious Opinion, 5L

Sur Richard Steele's Letter to the Pope,

Love Divine,

64

No. 2. Examination of Mr. Worcester's Discourse,

65

Answer to the question concerning the proper subjects of

participation at the Lord's Supper,

99

Continuation of Steele's Letter to the Pope,

101

Mr. Ballou's Discourse at Mr. Kneeland's Re-installation, 114

Medication &c.

127

Ouituary Notice of Rev. Noah Murray

127

Poem on Solitude

128

No. 3. Steele's Letter to the Pope concluded,

129

Mr. Kneeland's Farewell Sermons,

195

Delivery of the scriptures and charge to the Rev. Abner

Kneeland, by the Rev. Thomas Jones,

159

Fellowship of the Universal Churches to the Rev. Abner

Kneeland, by the Rev. Edward Turner,

161

Letter to a Minister,

164

An attempt to illustrate the Doctrine of Election, as stated

by St. Paul to the Romans,

100

An illustration of several important subjects

183

Extract from an antient writer on Universal Salvation, 189

192

No 4. The Two Olive Branches,

· 193

Resurrection of the Dead, .

198

Second Death,

209

Christ's Preaching to the spirits in prison,

220

Millenium

223

letter to Rev. P. H.

22

Remarks on Calvinism,

213

Moral Reflections,

252

Ode on Time,

255

Psalm,