Vacancy, religion fills up every, 14 Vagrant thoughts, compared to waters rushing in, 405 Valley of humiliation, advantages of the, 369, 382 Vanity of earthly props, 296, 299 Vanity Fair, the world at large compared to, 458, 586 Variety of corrections for the people of God, 165 Vaughan, Mr. Thomas, his conversion, and death, 346 Vault, family, of George Milward, Esq., Mrs. Hawkes interred in the, 511 Ventures, daring and imprudent, 546 Victory, Lord Nelson's, 205-Lord Duncan's, 210 over the world, see sermon, 151 Virtue, one set up against another, 555 Vision, dark dispensation, 294, 533 Visiting, time wasted in, 64 Vital religion, evidence of, 525 Voice, "Let me hear thy," a prayer, 210 W Wandering mind, a loss of advantage, 51 War, the art of, to be learnt over and over by the Christian, 139 calamities of, 159 Warfare, religion a, 603 Warranted ground of consolation, 590 Warning, to those who neglect religion, 52 Watch-tower, duty of the, 128, 405, 358 Watchword, "Thy will be done," 337 Water-floods, a comparison, 164 Waves of sorrow, 176, 190, 220 Way-marks, set up by God, 173 Weaned child, called to be as a, 383, 458 "Weary world," lines beginning with, 44 West Broomwich, patronage of, 140 Mr. Cecil preaches at, 141 Wesley, Rev. John, 2, 99 Wheels of a clock, emblem of providence, 544 a soft pillow, 108, 480 Wilberforce, Mr. quotation from, 633 "Will be done," Old lord, 275 Wilderness, the world compared to a, 523 Wilson, the Rev. Daniel, (Bishop of Calcutta) 324, 491, 503, 511 Wisdom, of God, 28 religion considered as, 534 duty of applying the heart to, sermon, 90 Witness, of the spirit, 53-for God, 610 of ministers against unprofitable hearers, 58 Witnesses, Christians considered as, 138, 272 Women, literary, 48 Works, evidence of faith, 527 World, overcome by faith, 161-linked together by wants and kindnesses, 188 dangerous to launch into, 522 our suspicion of should be deep, 550 Worldly company, a trial to the godly, 95 Wound, an accidental, 311 Wounded conscience, how cured, 577 Y Yawning vacuum, none to the Christian, 376 Yoke, human nature unwilling to bear any, 125, 539 Young persons, Mrs. H. useful to,-71, 253 Young's Night Thoughts, quotations from, 5, 53, 154, 187, 231, 390, 523, 544 Y ERRATUM. In page 564, for poople,' read 'people.' PRINTED BY L. AND G. SEELBY, THAMES DITTON, SURREY. Lately published, by the Editor, ELEANOR DUNN, AN EXAMPLE OF UPRIGHTNESS AND CONTENTMENT IN POVERTY. A SIMPLE NARRATIVE OF FACTS. Third Edition. Price 6d. ALSO, AN ADDRESS TO AGED PERSONS, BY THE AUTHOR OF " ELEANOR DUNN." Second Edition. Price 6d. PUBLISHED BY J. NISBET AND CO. 21 BERNERS STREET. SOLD ALSO BY HATCHARD AND SON, PICCADILLY; AND L. AND G. SEELEY, FLEET STREET; SHAW, SOUTHAMPTON ROW, &c. |