SUNDAY-EVENING

DISCOURSES;

OR, A COMPENDIOUS

SYSTEM OF SCRIPTURAL DIVINITY,

FOR

THE USE OF HOUSEHOLDS:

TO WHICH IS ADDED

A VISITATION SERMON.

BY THE

REV. R. WARNER,

F. A. S. AND HONORARY MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY OF NATURAL HISTORY,
MOSCOW; AND OF THE DUTCH SOCIETY OF SCIENCES AT HARLAEM;
RECTOR OF CROSCOMBE, SOMERSET; AND OF GREAT-CHALFIELD, WILTS; AND
AUTHOR OF "SERMONS ON THE EPISTLES AND GOSPELS; AND

"OLD CHURCH-OF-ENGLAND PRINCIPLES."

"I know him, that he will command his Children and his Household after
"him, and they shall keep the way of the Lord, to do justice and
judgment."-Genesis xviii. 19.

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IN TWO VOLUMES.-VOL II.

LONDON:

LONGMAN, REES, ORME, BROWN, AND GREEN,
PATER-NOSTER-ROW.

1828.

CONTENTS OF VOL. II.

DISCOURSE XIII.'

Subject. THE Book of PSALMS, AND

ITS CONNECTION WITH CHRIST.

The Character of the BOOK OF PSALMS, and its Uses.

Applicable to the STATE of MAN, under all the Condi-

tions of his Being, here below. Its wonderful PRE-

DICTIONS OF JESUS CHRIST. MORAL Inference.

Luke xxiv. 44.

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DISCOURSE XIV.

Subject. THE PROPHETS OF THE OLD

TESTAMENT, AND THEIR PRE-

DICTIONS OF JESUS CHRIST.

The EVIDENCE of PROPHECY. CHARACTER of the PROPHETS

of the OLD TESTAMENT. Their particular PREDICTIONS

of the BIRTHI, MINISTRY, and DEATH of JESUS CHRIST.

MORAL Inferences.

Revelations of St. John xix. 10.

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CONTENTS.

DISCOURSE XV.

Subject. JOHN THE BAPTIST, AND

CHRISTIAN BAPTISM.

The Difference between the BAPTISM by JOHN and the

BAPTISM by JESUS CHRIST. REGENERATION by Bap-

tism. MORAL Inferences.

The CONDITION of MANKIND in Consequence of the FALL

of ADAM. The MEANS by which they are RECOVERED

MORAL Inferences.

and SAVED.

Luke xix. 10.

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DISCOURSE XVII.

Subject. THE MINISTRY OF

JESUS CHRIST.

THE STYLE and MANNER of the EVANGELICAL Writers

The BENEFICENT Character of CHRIST'S DOCTRINES

MIRACLES, and PRECEPTS.

Acts x. 38.

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