DISCOURSES

Concerning the

Terms of Acceptance

WITH

GOD.LI

IN WHICH

I. The Terms themselves are distinctly laid down;
as they are proposed to Chriftians in the New
Teftament. And

II. Several falfe Notions of the Conditions of
Salvation are confidered.

PARTICULARLY,

Of being faved by Faith.
Of trufting to External Perfor-

mances,

Of the Power of Charity to
cover Sins.

Of relying upon the Merits of
Christ.

Of Man's Weakness, and
God's Grace,

Of Repentance.

Of the Example of the Thief
on the Crofs.

Of trufting to a Deth-bed
Sorrow.

Ofthe Parable of the Labour-
ers in the Vineyard.
Of depending upon Amend-
ment in time to come.

By BENJAMIN HOADLY, M. A. Rector of St.
Peter's Poor (now Lord Bishop of Winchester.)
The SIXTH EDITION,

LONDON,

Printed for JOHN and PAUL KNAPTON, at the
Crown in Ludgate Street.

FOR LIBRARY

NEW-YORK

MDCCLIV.

THE

PREFACE.

TO THE

PARISHIONERS.

O F

St. Peter's Poor, London.

HE following Sermons,

T were first Framed, and then Preached, with

a

fincere Defign of fixing in

your Minds fuch Notions of Religion, and

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