nce

DISCOURSES

Concerning the
Terms of Acceptance

WITH YOR
GOD

CH

IN WHICH
I. The Terms themselves are distinctly laid down;

as they are proposed to Christians in the New

Testament. And
II. Several false Notions of the Conditions of

Salvation are considered.

PARTICULARLY,
Of being saved by Faith. Of Repentance.
Oftrusting to External Perfor. || Of the Example of the Thief
mances,

on the Cross.
Of the Power of Charity to Of trusting to a Deth-bed
cover Sins.

Sorrow.
Of relying upon the Merits of Ofthe Parable of the Labour.
Chrift.

ers in the Vineyard.
Of Man's Weakness, and||Of depending upon Amend.
God's Grace,

Il ment in time to come.

By BENJAMIN HOADLY, M. A. Rector of St.
Peter's Poor (now Lord Bishop of Winchesier.)

The SIXTH EDITION,

LONDON,
Printed for John and PAUL KNAPTON, at the

Crown in Ludgate Street. MDCCLIY.
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