Twenty sermons on the following subjects

Viz. I. The folly and danger of duplicity in religion. II. The excellency of the human soul. III. Jesus Christ the only source of rest and happiness. IV. The dominion of an omnipotent deity a reason for joy and praise. V. VI. VII. Charity more excellent than faith or hope. VIII. Christ preaching to the spirits in prison. IX. Redemption by the blood of Christ. X. XI. The connection between the duties and comforts of religion. XII. The obligations to family-religion. XIII. The usefulness and importance of religious education. XIV. XV. XVI. The table of the Lord rendered contemptible. XVII. XVIII. Practical observations on the history of Judas and his tragical end. XIX. Man doomed to return to the dust from whence he was taken. XX. The blessedness of those who have not seen and yet have believed

by Eliot, Andrew