RB.23. a. 25373

By WILLIAM LAW, A. M.

Not as though I had already attained, either
were already perfect. Phil. iii. 12.
The SECOND EDITION.

1762.

LOND 0 N:
Printed for WILLIAM and JOHN INNY9
at the Weft End of St. Paul's.

M.DCC.XXVIII.

BRITISH

LIBRARY

THE

CONTENTS.

The Introduction.

CHAP. I.

HE Nature and Defign

T of Chriftianity, that its

Jole End is to deliver us

from the Mifery and Dif

order of this prefent State, and

raife us to a blissful Enjoyment of

the Divine Nature.

CHAP. II.

PAG. 14

Christianity requires a Change of

Nature, a new Life perfectly de-

voted to God.

A 2