THEOLOGICAL WORKS.

VOL. III.

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SERMONS

PREACHED AT

LINCOLN'S-INN,

BETWEEN THE YEARS 1765 AND 1776:

WITH

A LARGER DISCOURSE,

ON

CHRIST'S DRIVING THE MERCHANTS

OUT OF THE TEMPLE;

IN WHICH THE NATURE AND END OF THAT FAMOUS

TRANSACTION IS EXPLAINED.

SATIS ME VIXISSE ARBITRABOR, ET OFFICIUM HOMINIS IMPLESSE, SI LABOR MEUS ALIQUOS HOMINES, AB ERRORIBUS LIBERATOS, AD ITER COELESTE DIREXERIT.

LACTANTIUS.

CONTENTS

OF

THE SEVENTH VOLUME.

THEE.

SERMON XXIX. Preached March 21, 1773.
ACTS xxiv. 24, 25.

After certain days, when Felix came with his
wife Drusilla, which was a Jew, he sent
for Paul, and heard him concerning the
faith of Christ. And, as he reasoned of
righteousness, temperance, and judgment to
come, Felix trembled, and answered, Go
THY WAY FOR THIS TIME, WHEN I HAVE A
CONVENIENT SEASON, I WILL CALL FOR

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