Several Discourses Concerning the Terms of Acceptance with God

About this book

A collection of discourses by Benjamin Hoadly, an eighteenth-century bishop of Winchester, on the terms on which sinners are accepted with God. Hoadly examines what the Gospel requires of those who seek God's favor, giving great weight to sincerity and obedience. The volume represents the reasoned, moral preaching style associated with the latitudinarian churchmanship of his age.

Contents

1. Sermon I. Concerning the Terms of Acceptance, &c.
2. Sermon II. Concerning the Terms of Acceptance, &c
3. Sermon III. Concerning the Terms of Acceptance, &c. 🔒
4. Sermon IV. Concerning the Terms of Acceptance, &c. 🔒
5. Sermon V. Concerning the Terms of Acceptance, &c. 🔒
6. Sermon VI. St. James ii. 10. 🔒
7. Sermon VII. Concerning the Terms of Acceptance, &c. 🔒
8. Sermon VIII. Concerning the terms of Acceptance, &c.. 🔒
9. Sermon IX. The Mistake, of relying upon Faith, considered, &c. 🔒
10. Sermon X. The Mistake of relying upon external Performances considered. 🔒
11. Sermon XI. The Power of Charity to cover Sins, considered. 🔒
12. Sermon XII. Of relying upon the Merits of Christ, for Salvation. 🔒
13. Sermon XIII. Mistakes about Man’s Inability, and Gods Grace, considered. 🔒
14. Sermon XIV. Mistakes about Man’s Inability, and God’s Grace, considered. 🔒
15. Sermon XV. The true, and false, Notions of Repentance, considered. 🔒
16. Sermon XVI. The Example of the Thief upon the Cross, considered. 🔒
17. Sermon XVII. The Example of the Thief upon the Cross, considered. 🔒
18. Sermon XVIII. The Parable of the Labourers in the Vineyard, considered. 🔒