THOMAS SHERLOCK, D. D.

LATE LORD BISHOP OF LONDON, AND MASTER OF
THE TEMPLE.

A NEW EDITION, IN FOUR VOLUMES.

VOL. III.

OXFORD,

AT THE CLARENDON PRESS.

MDCCCXII.

Clar. Press

1.0.56.

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CONTENTS

OF

THIS EDITION.

VOL. I.

Difcourfes preached at the Temple Church,

I-XXV.

VOL. II.

Difcourfes preached at the Temple Church,

XXVI-LII.

VOL. III.

Difcourfes preached at the Temple Church,

LIII-LXIII.

Occafional Difcourfes,

I-XIV.

VOL. IV.

Six Difcourfes on the Ufe and Intent of Pro-
phecy in the feveral Ages of the World.

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CONTENTS OF THIS EDITION.

Four Differtations:

I. The Authority of the Second Epiftle of

St. Peter:

II. The Senfe of the Ancients before Christ
upon the Circumftances and Confe-
quences of the Fall.
With an Appen-

dix.

III. The Bleffing of Judah, Gen. xlix.
IV. Chrift's Entry into Jerufalem.

A Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of Lon-
don.

A Letter to the Clergy and People of London
and Westminster on Occafion of the
Earthquakes in 1750.

The Trial of the Witneffes of the Refurrection

of Jefus.

CONTENTS

OF

VOL. III.

DISCOURSE LIII.

I THESSALONIANS i. 9, 10.

For they themselves fhew of us what manner of entering in

we had unto you, and how ye turned to God from idols,

to ferve the living and true God; and to wait for his Son

from heaven, whom he raised from the dead, even Jefus,

which delivered us from the wrath to come.

DISCOURSE LIV.

PROVERBS ix. 10.

Page 1.

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom; and the

knowledge of the Holy is understanding.

DISCOURSE LV.

In two Parts.

LUKE X. 29.

P. 15,

But he, willing to juflify himself, faid unto Jefus, And who

is my neighbour ?

P. 33.