SERMON XVII.

(Page 449.)

But deliver us from evil.

SERMON XVIII.

(Page 458.)

For Thine is the Kingdom, Power, and Glory, for ever and ever.

SERMON XIX.

(Page 467.)

Amen.

SEVEN SERMONS

UPON THE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST IN THE

WILDERNESS.

SERMON I.

(Page 479.)

MATTHEW iv. 1.

Then was Jesus led aside of the Spirit into the wilderness, to be
tempted of the devil.

SERMON II.

(Page 490.)

MATTHEW iv. 2.

And when He had fasted forty days, and forty nights, He was
afterward hungry.

SERMON III.

(Page 501.)

MATTHEW iv. 4.

But He answering said, It is written, Man shall not live by

bread only, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth
of God.

SERMON IV.

(Page 512.)

MATTHEW iv. 5, 6.

Then the devil took Him up into the holy city, and set Him on a

pinnacle of the Temple,

And said unto Him, If Thou be the Son of God, cast Thy-

self down; for it is written, that He will give His Angels

charge over Thee, and with their hands they shall lift Thee

up, lest at any time Thou shouldst dash Thy foot against a

stone.

SERMON V

(Page 525.)

MATTHEW iv. 7.

Jesus said unto him, It is written again, Thou shalt not tempt

the Lord thy God.

SERMON VI.

(Page 536.)

MATTHEW iv. 8, 9.

Again, the devil taketh Him up into an exceeding high moun-

tain, and sheweth Him all the kingdoms of the world, and the

glory of them;

And saith unto Him, All these things will I give Thee, if Thou

wilt fall down and worship me.

SERMON VII.

(Page 549.)

MATTHEW iv. 10, 11.

Then Jesus saith unto him, Get thee hence behind Me, Satan;

for it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord Thy God, and

Him only shalt thou serve.

Then the devil leaveth Him, and behold the Angels came, and

ministered unto Him.

CERTAIN SERMONS

PREACHED AT

SUNDRY TIMES, UPON SEVERAL OCCASIONS.

["St. Mary's Hospital was founded by Walter Brune, citizen of London, and others, 1197; in whose yard was a pulpit-cross of equal celebrity with that of St. Paul's. At the latter 'some special learned man' says Mr. Newcourt, by appointment preached on Good-Friday a Sermon treating of Christ's Passion; and on the three next Easter days the like learned men, to wit, on Monday a Bishop, on Tuesday a Dean, and on Wednesday a Doctor of Divinity used to preach in the forenoons, at the Spittle, on the Resurrection.' After the fire of London the Spital Sermons were preached at St. Bride's in Fleet Street, and the Good Friday Sermon in the choir of St. Paul's.

On the south of the pulpit was a house of two stories, the first of which was for the Mayor and Aldermen when they came to the Spital Sermons, the second for the prelates who might attend." Gent.'s Mag. lxix. p. 590.]