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Vir. The Duty of fearching the Scriptures. John v.39. Search the Scriptures P 79 Serm. XXXVIII. The Indwelling of the Spirit, the common Privilege of all Believers. John vii.37, 38, 39.In the lajl day that great day ofthefeajij Jejus Jiood and cried faying-, Jf yJt unto me and drink. He that believeth on me as the fcripture hath faid out of his belly jhall floiv rivers of living zvater. But this fpake he of the Spirit, which they that believe on him Jhould receive, P 89 Serm. XXXIX. The Refurreaion of Lazarus. John xi.43, 44.And when he had thus fpoken he cried with a hud voice, Lazarus come forth. Jnd he that was dead came forth, bound hand and foot with grave-cloaihs :and his face was bound about with a napkin Jefus faith unto them Loofe him, a?td let him gop. 103 Serm. XL. The Holy Spirit convincing the World of Sin, Righieoulhefs, and Judgment. John xvi.8. And ivhen he is come, he will reprove the world of fm, and of righteoitfnefs, and of judgment. P-127 Serm. XLI. Sauls Converfion. Acts ix.22. But Saul increafed the more in Jlrength, and confounded the Jews which dwelt at Damafcus, proving that this is very ChrijL P14-3 Serm. XLII. Marks of having received the Holy Ghoft. Acts xix.2. Have ye received the Holy Ghoji fmce ye believed?- p.161 Serm. XLIII. The Almoft Chrlftian. Acts xxvi.28. Almoft ihou perfuadejl me to he a chrijlian, p.

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