Theology

THEOLOGY;

EXPLAINED AND DEFENDED,

IN A

SERIES OF SERMONS;

BY

TIMOTHY DWIGHT, S. T. D. LL. D.

LATE PRESIDENT OF YALE COLLEGE.

WITH A

MEMOIR

OF

THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR.

IN FOUR VOLUMES.

SEVENTH EDITION.

VOL. IIL

NEW-YORK:

G. & C. & H. CARVILL, No. 108 BROADWAY.

STEREOTYPED BY A. CHANDLER.

1830.

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TILDEN LIBRARY

1895

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SERMON LXXXVII. Regeneration. Its Consequences: Perseverance.—
Prov. iv. 18.
SERMON LXXXVIII. Regeneration. Its Evidences: What are not Evi-
dences.-2 Cor. xiii. 5.
SERMON LXXXIX. Regeneration. Its Evidences: What are real Evi-
dences.-2 Cor. xiii. 5.

SERMON XC. Regeneration. Its Evidences: Difficulties attending the

application of these Evidences to ourselves.-2 Cor. xiii. 5.

SERMON XCI. The Law of God. Its Perfect Character: Comprehended
in the Two Great Commandments.-Psalm xix. 7.

SERMON XCII. The Law of God. The First Great Commandment: Love

to God.-Mark xii. 28-30.

SERMON XCIII. The Law of God. The First Great Commandment: Rev-

erence of God.-Job xxviii. 28.

SERMON XCIV. The Law of God. The First Great Commandment: Hu-
mility.-1 Pet. v. 5.

SERMON XCV. The Law of God. The First Great Commandment: Re-
signation.-Luke xxii. 41, 42.
SERMON XCVI. The Law of God.

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The Second Great Commandment :

Love to our Neighbour.—Mark xii. 31.

SERMON XCVII. The Law of God. The Second Great Commandment:

The Effects of Benevolence on Personal Happiness.-Acts xx. 35.

SERMON XCVIII. The Law of God. The Second Great Commandment:

The Effects of Benevolence on Public Happiness.—Acts xx. 35.

SERMON XCIX. The Law of God. The Second Great Commandment:

Utility the Foundation of Virtue.-Acts xx. 35.

SERMON C. The Law of God. Comprehended in the Decalogue: The

First Commandment.-Ex. xx. 3.

SERMON CI. The Law of God. The Second Commandment.-Ex. xx.

4-6.

SERMON CII. The Law of God. The Third Commandment: The Na-
ture of Profaneness.-Ex. xx. 7.

SERMON CIII. The Law of God. The Third Commandment: The Guilt

of Profaneness.-Ex. xx. 7.

SERMON CIV. The Law of God. The Third Commandment: The Danger

of Profaneness.-Ex. xx. 7.

SERMON CV. The Fourth Commandment. The Perpetuity of the Sab-

bath. Ex. xx. 8-11.

SERMON CVI. The Fourth Commandment. The Perpetuity and Change

of the Sabbath.-Ex. xx. 8-11.

SERMON CVII. The Fourth Commandment. Objections answered.—Heb.

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SERMON CVIII. The Fourth Commandment. The Manner in which the
Sabbath is to be observed.-Is. lviii. 13, 14.

SERMON CIX. The Fourth Commandment. Reflections on the Sabbath.-

Ex. xx. 11.

SERMON CX. The Fifth Commandment. The Duty of Children.-Ex.

xx. 12.

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SERMON CXI. The Fifth Commandment. The Duty of Parents.—Prov.

xxii. 6.

SERMON CXII. The Fifth Commandment. The Duty of Parents.-Prov.

xxii. 6.

SERMON CXIII. The Fifth Commandment. The Duty of Rulers.-Ex.

XX. 12.

SERMON CXIV. The Fifth Commandment. The Duty of Subjects.-Ex.

xx. 12.

SERMON CXV. The Sixth Commandment.-Killing; when Lawful; and

when Unlawful.-Ex. xx. 13.

SERMON CXVI. The Sixth Commandment. Duelling.-Ex. xx. 13.
SERMON CXVII. The Sixth Commandment. Suicide.-Ex. xx. 13.
SERMON CXVIII. The Eighth Commandment. Drunkenness.-Eph. v. 18.
SERMON CXIX. The Seventh Commandment. The Origin, Nature, and