ILLUSTRATIVE NOTES,

AND

AN APPENDIX,

RELATING TO THE

CHARACTER OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND,

AS DISTINGUISHED

BOTH FROM OTHER BRANCHES OF THE REFORMATION,
AND FROM THE MODERN CHURCH OF ROME.

BY THE REV. JOHN JEBB, A. M.
RECTOR OF ABINGTON, IN THE DIOCESE OF CASHEL.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR T. CADELL AND W. DAVIES,

IN THE STRAND.

OTHECA

• ΑΥΤΟΣ ΥΨΗΛΟΤΑΤΟΣ ΜΕΝ ΒΙΩ· ΕΙΝΟΤΑΤΟΣ ΔΕ ΤΩ ΦΡΟΝΗΜΑΤΙ.

AND RIGHT HONOURABLE

CHARLES BRODRICK, D. D.

ARCHBISHOP OF CASHEL,

THIS VOLUME

IS

MOST GRATEFULLY,

AND MOST DUTIFULLY

INSCRIBED.

JUNE VII. MDCCCXV.

SERMON I.

I THES. V. 7, 8.

FOR THEY THAT SLEEP, SLEEP IN THE NIGHT; AND THEY THAT BE DRUNKEN, ARE DRUNKEN IN THE NIGHT. BUT, LET US, WHO ARE OF THE DAY, BE SOBER; PUTTING ON THE BREAST-PLATE OF FAITH AND LOVE, AND, FOR AN HELMET, THE HOPE OF

SALVATION.

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SERMON II.

PROVERBS, xv. 8.

THE SACRIFICE OF THE WICKED, IS, AN ABOMINATION TO THE LORD: BUT THE PRAYER OF THE UPRIGHT,

IS HIS DELIGHT.

SERMON III.

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ROMANS, xii. 2.

BE NOT CONFORMED TO THIS WORLD; BUT BE YE TRANSFORMED BY THE RENEWING OF YOUR MIND.

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