LV. Of Sincerity towards God and Man

LVI. The Excellency of Abraham’s Faith and Obedience

LVII. Moses’s Choice of afflicted Piety rather than a Kingdom

LVIII. LIX. LX. LXI. LXII. Of Constancy in the Profession of the true Religion

LXIII. The Christian Life a Life of Faith

LXIV. The Danger of Apostacy from the true Religion

LXV. LXVI. Of Self-denial; and Suffering for Christ’s Sake

LXVII. LXVIII. Good Men Strangers and Sojourners upon Earth

LXIX. The Presence of the Messias the Glory of the second Temple

LXX. LXXI. LXXII. Christ Jesus the only Mediator between God and Men

LXXIII. The general and effectual Publication of the Gospel by the Apostles

LXXIV. The Nature, Office, and Employment of good Angels

LXXV. The Reputation of good Men after Death

LXXVI. The Duty of imitating the primitive Teachers and Patterns of Christianity

LXXV1I. The Encouragement to suffer for Christ, and the Danger of denying him

LXXVIII. LXXIX. The Blessedness of good Men after Death

LXXX. The Vanity and Wickedness of honouring dead Saints, and persecuting the living

LXXXI. The Danger of Zeal without Knowledge

LXXXII. The best Men liable to the worst Treatment from mistaken Zealots

LXXXIII. The Duty and Reason of praying for Governors

LXXXIV. The Love of God to Men in the Incarnation of Christ