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PARTS.

CONTENTS OF VOL. III.

I. A TREATISE CONCERNING RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS, IN THREE

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PART I. Concerning the nature of the Affections, and their importance in

Religion

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PART II. Showing what are no certain Signs that Religious Affections are truly

gracious, or that they are not

PART III. Showing what are distinguishing Signs of truly gracious and holy

Affections.

LII. NARRATIVE OF SURPRISING CONVERSIONS

III. THOUGHTS ON THE REVIVAL OF RELIGION IN NEW ENG-

LAND, 1740.

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The Author's Preface

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PART I. Showing that the extraordinary Work that has of late been going on

in the land, is a glorious Work of God

PART II. Showing the Obligations that all are under to acknowledge, rejoice

in, and promote this Work, and the great danger of the contrary

PART III. Showing, in many Instances, wherein the Subjects, or zealous Pro-

moters of this Work, have been injuriously blamed

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PART IV. Showing what things are to be corrected or avoided in promoting

this Work, or in our behavior under it

PART V. Showing positively, what ought to be done to promote this Work 405

IV. A HUMBLE ATTEMPT ΤΟ

PART I. The text opened; and an Account of the Affair proposed

PART II. Motives to a Compliance with what is proposed

PART III. Objections Answered .

VI. REASONS AGAINST DR. WATT'S NOTION OF THE PRE-EX-

ISTENCE OF CHRIST'S HUMAN SOUL

SERMON I. The Church's Marriage to her Sons, and her God.

II. The true Excellency of a Gospel Minister

III. Christ the Example of Ministers

IV. God's awful Judginent in the Breaking and Withering of the Strong

Rods of Community

V. The Sorrows of the Bereaved spread before Jesus

VI. True Saints, when absent from the Body, are present with the Lord