CONTENTS

TO

VOL. III.

PAGH

Divine Justice Essential to the Divine Character..

Appendix to the foregoing, relative to the doctrine of

atonement by Jesus Christ....

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The Amen to Social Prayer, illustrated and improved....

Pastoral Cautions, &c.

Commerce in the Human Species, and the enslaving of

Innocent Persons, inimical to the Laws of Moses and

the Gospel of Christ

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of Miss Ann Williams

The Christian Triumph: a Sermon occasioned by the Death

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Address delivered at her Interment.

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Address at the Interment of Mr. Thomas Wilton

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141

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220

253

Address at the Interment of Benjamin Wallin, M.A..... 271

Address at the Interment of Mr. Joseph Swain....

Address at the Interment of Samuel Stennett, D.D.

The Christian's Happiness in the Heavenly State; a

Sermon occasioned by the Death of Mr. S. Gill..........

POSTHUMOUS ESSAYS,

305

On the Love of God to his Chosen People

On a Conduct and Character Formed under the In-

MR. TIMOTHY THOMAS's MEETING HOUSE, NEAR DEVONSHIRE SQUARE,

AT THE

BAPTIST MONTHLY MEETING,
September 22, 1803.

. MAN DISOBEYING,

HE WITH HIS WHOLE POSTERITY MUST DIE:
DIE HE OR JUSTICE MUST; UNLESS FOR HIM
SOME OTHER ABLE, AND AS WILLING, PAY
THE RIGID SATISFACTION, DEATH FOR DEATH.

MILTON.

DIVINE JUSTICE

ESSENTIAL TO THE

DIVINE CHARACTER.

THE profound, the awful, the interesting subject appointed for our consideration at this time, is, THE JUSTICE OF GOD; and the inspired saying to which I would now direct your serious attention is contained in

PSALM LXXxix. 14.

Justice and Judgment are the habitation of thy throne.

A declaration this, which is truly poetical, sublime, and important. The mode of expression is concise; the imagery is grand; and the sentiment conveyed is vastly momentous. For it enters deeply into the Divine Character, as revealed in Scripture; and into the great Plan of Redemption by Jesus Christ; as perhaps may appear in the prosecution of our subject.

Justice and Judgment are the habitation of thy Throne. JEHOVAH is here exhibited, by the sacred poet, under the character of a Sovereign, and of