By ADAM BATTY, A. M.
Late Rector of St. John's, Clerkenwell,

AND

Lecturer of St. Dunstan's in the West,

VOL. 1.

The Se COND EDITION.

LONDON:

Printed for J. and H. PEMBERTON, at

the Golden Buck against St. Dunstan's
Church in Fleetstreet. MDCCXL.

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SERMON I, IL

The Inspiration of Scripture.

2 TIMOTHY üi, 16, 17.

ALL Scripture is given by Inspiration

of God, and is profitable for Re-

proof, for Correction, for Instruction

in Righteousness;

That the Man of God may be thoroughly

perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all

good Works.

Pag. 1, to 47

SERMON III.

The Joy of a good Christian.

PHILIPPIANS iv. 4.

Rejoice in the Lord always ; and again I

Jay rejoice.

p. 47

SERMON IV.

The Bounty of Providence dif-

played in the Fruitfulness of the

Earth.

PSALM lxv. 11.

Thou crownest the Year with thy Goodness,

and thy Paths drop Fatness.

SERMON V.

The comparative Virtue of believ-

ing with, or without, sensible

Proof...

' JOHN XX. 29.

Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because

thou haft" seen me, thou hast believed ;

blessed are they that have not seen, and

yet have believed.

pag. 91

SERMON VI.

Our Duty enforced from God's

Omniscience.

HEBREWS iv. 13.

All Things are naked and open unto the

Eyes of Him with whom we have to

do.