SECOND SERIES.

THE GOLDEN LECTURES.

FORTY-SIX SERMONS

DELIVERED AT

ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, LOTHBURY,

ON TUESDAY MORNINGS,

FROM JANUARY 4, TO DECEMBER 27, 1853.

BY THE REV. HENRY MELVILL, B.D.,
Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen;

Chaplain of the Tower, Principal of Haileybury College, and
Canon Residentiary of St. Paul's.

(Selected from the Penny Pulpit.)

LONDON:

ди

JAMES PAUL, 1, CHAPTER HOUSE COURT,

NORTH SIDE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD, AND PATERNOSTER ROW.

100.7.107.

NO.

2,015, Faith's conquest-1 John v. 4

2,018, The gift of the Spirit-Luke xi. 13

2,021, Affliction: its trials and consolations-Num. xxvi. 61

2,022, The conversion of St. Paul-Galatians i. 23

2,026, The character, agency, and efficacy of Christ's sacrifice-Heb. ix. 14.

2,029, The progress of the righteous-Job xvii. 9

2,032, The last assize-Rev. xx. 12

2,036, The importance of little things-Exodus xxiii. 30.

2,038, The prayer of Habakkuk—Habakkuk iii. 16

2,044, The identity of grace and glory-1 Peter i. 13

2,047, Christ's Baptism of Suffering-Luke xii. 50.

2,049, Lady-Day and Good Friday-Luke ii. 34, 35.

2,050, The resurrection of Christ—John ii. 18—21

2,053, Sorrow for the sins of others-Psalm cxix. 158

2,056, The influence of association-1 Corinthians xv. 33

2,059, The true principle of education-Genesis xviii. 19

2,061, The equanimity of the believer-Isaiah xxviii. 16

2,063, Acquaintance with God-Job xxii. 21

2,066, Elisha mocked by children-2 Kings ii. 24

2,067, The nature and offices of the Holy Ghost-1 Corinthians iii. 16

2,070, God's love of companionship-Psalm lxviii. 6.

2,071, The Penitent thief-Luke xxiii. 42, 43

2,074, The parable of the treasure hid in the field-Matt. xiii. 44

2,076, St. Paul deserted by the Roman converts-2 Timothy iv. 16.

2,080, Christian hope-Psalm cxix. 116

2,085, The divine dealings and attributes-Psalm cxlv. 15-17

2,086, The recompense of good deeds-Psalm xxxv. 13

2,091, The demoniac restored-Luke viii. 35

2,094, Right to the tree of life-Revelation xxii. 14

2,097, The dependence of a pastor on his people-1 Thess. ii, 19, 20

2,109, The typical character of the Paschal Lamb-1 Peter i. 19

2,110, The Moral Power of Christianity—2 Corinthians x. 4

2,112, Righteousness, the Strength of Nations-Jeremiah xv. 1

2,115, This Life a State of Discipline for the Next-Colossians i. 12

2,120, The Hidings of Deity-Isaiah xlv. 15.

2,122, St. Luke, the physician and evangelist-2 Timothy iv. 10, 11

2,125, God's requirements from his creatures-Micah vi. 8

2,126, All Saints' day-Revelation vii. 14

2,129, Bible neglect reproved-Isaiah xxix. 11, 12

2,132, The deterring power of Divine grace-Deut. xviii. 9

2,135, The adaptation of the gospel to the circumstances of the poor-

Matthew xxi. 45, 46.

2,137, God wondrous in all his works.-Psalm lxxvii. 11.

2,138, The danger of uninterrupted prosperity.-Zeph. i. 12.

2,143, The freeness of God's mercy.-Hosea xiv. 1.

2,147, A call to the unrighteous.-Isaiah xlvi. 12, 13.