THIRTEEN..
SERMONS

ON
Various Subjects.

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

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Lecturer of St. Dunstan's in the West.

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The Second EDITION.

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LONDON:
Printed for J. and H. PEMBERTON, at

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

THE
CONTENTS

OF EACH

SERMON

1 In the FIRST VOLUME.

'F SERMON I, IL

The Inspiration of Scripture.

2 TIMOTHY iii, 16, 17.

ALL Scripture is given by Inspiration

of God, and is profitable for Re-

proof, for Correction, for Instruction

in Righteousness;

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That

That the Man of God may be thoroughly

perfe£t, thoroughly furnished unto all

good Works.

Pag. 1, to 47

SERMON III.

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- The Joy of a good Christian. -

PHILIPPIANS iv. 4.

Rejoice in the Lord always ; and again I

Say rejoice. . . 47

SERMON IV.

The Bounty of Providence dif-

played in the Fruitfulness of the

Earth. iiiii

:::: PSALM lxv. 11. "

Thou crowniest the Year with thy Goodness,

and tły Paths drop Fatness. p. 71

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SERMON Y

- The comparative Virtue of believ-

ing with, or without, sensible

Proof.. . :?

* JOHN XX. 29.

Jefus faith unto him, Thomas, because

thou baft" seen me, ithou haft believed ;

blessed are they that have not seen, and

yet have believed. i' pag. 91

SERMON VI.

- Our Duty enforced from God's

Omniscience.

HEBREWS iv. 130

All Things are naked and open unto the

Eyes of Him with whom we have to

p. 115

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