Sermons, Volume 1

adultery angels apostacy Apostles arguments assert atheism Balaam become behold believe blessings cerning character Christ Christians Cicero concerning conduct course creatures danger death declarations Deism delightful discourse divine doctrines doubt duty endless enjoyment equally eternal evangelical evidence evil existence faith favour fellow-men formed friends furnished glorious glory Gospel grave happiness heart heaven holiness honour hope human immortal importance infidels infinite influence Jehovah Jews knowledge labours less lives Lord Lord Bolingbroke Lord Shaftesbury mankind manner means ment mind moral moral character multitude nature never object opinions parents peace perfect persons philosophy piety Plato pleasure Plutarch polytheists possessed precepts present profession racter rational rationally expected reason regard religion respect revelation righteousness salvation Saviour Scriptures sinners sins soul spirit taught Thessalonian things thou thought tion true truth universe unto virtue virtuous Voltaire wholly wisdom words worship yourselves