Contents: 'The pains and terrors of a wounded conscience insupportable', [1707?]; 'The certainty of hell-torments', [1707?]; 'The certainty of hell-torments, . Part. II.'; 'The greatness of hell-torments. . Part. III.'; 'The eternity of hell-torments. . Part. IV.'; 'The true meaning of the eternity of hell-torments. . Part. V.'; 'The objections, against the eternity of hell torments, answer'd. . Part VI.'; 'The nature and blessedness of poverty of spirit'; 'Wordly [sic] men wiser, in their way, than Christians, in theirs'; 'Christ, once offer'd, the Christians all-sufficient sacrifice'; 'The desirableness of dying a righteous man's death'; 'A good conscience a pledge of future happiness'; 'Faith's victory over the world and all its temptations'; 'The danger of talking much, and wisdom of the contrary'.

Each sermon has separate titlepage and pagination; all but the first are of the 2nd edition and all but the first two are dated 1707.

Rare Book copy: Bound with: A sermon preach'd at Brentwood in Essex, October the 7th, 1693, at the visitation of the Right Reverend Father in God, Henry, Lord Bishop of London / by Ofspring Blackall. -- The fourth edition. -- London : Printed and sold by H. Hills ..., 1707.

English short title catalogue, N24375

Gift; Johnson family; 1914.