Give an account of what Paul suffered in preaching the gospel from his own brief account of it. 2 Cor. xi. 23. to the end.

Into what dangerous opinions and practices had the churches in Galatia been seduced? Gal. i.

What did Paul prophesy concerning the man of sin? 2 Thess. ii. 1-13. 1 Tim. iv. 1, &c.

On what account does Paul commend Timothy 2 Tim. iii. 14, to the end. What was the occasion of Paul's writing, to Philemon? The whole epistle.

What remarkable actions does the au thor of the epistle to the Hebrews ascribe to the principle of faith in God? Heb. xi.

What account does the apostle James give of pure and undefiled religion? James i. 26, 27.

What admonition does he give concerning a respect to riches? James ii. 1-9. What are the genuine effects of faith? James ii. 14. to the end.

In what manner is this world to be destroyed? 2 Peter iii.

In what manner are we to make it ap pear that we love God? 1 John iv. 20, 21.

CATALOGUE of BOOKS,

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HE History and present State of Electricity, with origi nal Experiments, illustrated with Copper-plates, 4th

Edition, 4to. 11. 18.

N. B. A New Edition of this is in the Press, and will soon be pul·lished, together with a Continuation of it, by Mr. Nicholson. 2. A Familiar Introduction to the Study of Electricity, 5th Edition, 8vo. 2s. 6d. sewed.

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10, A Course

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18. A Philo ophical Enquiry concerning Human Liberty, by A. Collins, Esq. with a Preface by Dr. Priestley, 2s. 6d.

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19. A Harmony of the Evangelists in Greek. To which are prefixed, Critical Dissertations in English, 4to. 14s. in boards, 17s. bound.

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