The Theological Works of William Beveridge, D.D.: Sometime Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, Volume 8

J.H. Parker, 1846 - Sermons, English

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THE CHURCH CATECHISM EXPLAINED	1

Dedication to the Clergy of that Diocese iii	7

The Introductory Questions	17

The Baptismal Vow	23

The Ten Commandments	67

The Lords Prayer	104

The Sacraments	110

PRIVATE THOUGHTS UPON RELIGION	135

Directions for instructing children in this Catechism	303

The advantage of it to themselves and to their children	309

Our knowledge of God must also be practical and experimental	315

We must serve Him with all we are and with all we have	321

An exhortation to it	327

So that Infantbaptism is commanded in those very words which	333

Not understood by the Apostles themselves till interpreted from	334

And of the Holy Ghost	340

I believe that whatsoever the Most High God would have	143

I believe that as there is One God so this One God	164

I believe the Son of God became the Son of Man that I	167

I believe that Christ rose from the grave that I might	174

I believe God entered into a double covenant with man	188

I believe that as God entered into a covenant of grace with	195

I believe that after a short separation my soul and body	203

I believe there are two other worlds besides this I live	210

RESOLUTIONS FORMED FROM THE FOREGOING	216

I am resolved by the grace of God to make Christ	222

I am resolved by the grace of God always to be looking	224

I am resolved by the grace of God to be always exer	230

I am resolved by the grace of God to love God as	236

I am resolved by the grace of God to arm myself with	244

Iam resolved by the grace of God not only to avoid	250

CONCERNING MY ACTIONS	257

I am resolved by the grace of God to mingle such recrea	263

I am resolved by the grace of God to do my endeavour	271

I am resolved by the grace of God to be as faithful	278

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I am resolved by the Divine grace to improve the affec	286

PRIVATE THOUGHTS UPON A CHRISTIAN LIFE	293

The Church Catechism most easy and yet most full and compre	299

Inferences from the whole	346

But proceeds from being too much concerned for the things of this	352

Of all the evil which we suffer in this life	359

Timothy first bishop of the province of Ephesus	365

Why not to trust in uncertain riches	371

Which are our principal riches	375

Mistaken notions about Christianity	381

And the enjoyment of their estates when they come in competition	387

We must also take up the cross	393

Our Saviours direction in this case	399

Yet it is worth striving to obtain it	405

In order hereto we must first resolve	411

rias	414

In His duty to His parents	420

His resignation to Gods will love of Him zeal for Him trust	427

What is meant by being called	434

But few chosen	441

Nor hypocritical professors	449

Why many are called but few chosen 450459	458

Christ is often foretold under this emblem	464

The Sun of Righteousness thus displayed by a lively faith	472

OF FREQUENT COMMUNION	532

A DEFENCE OF THE BOOK OF PSALMS	613

Title	The Theological Works of William Beveridge, D.D.: Sometime Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, Volume 8 Volumes 7-18 of Library of Anglo-Catholic theology The Theological Works of William Beveridge, D.D.: Sometime Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, William Beveridge
Author	William Beveridge
Publisher	J.H. Parker, 1846
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	Dec 18, 2008

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