27. 46. 53. 60
in Lincolnshire
ii 166
protestants sometimes guilty of
▼ 238
overruled and regulated by infi-
nite wisdom
v 247
why permitted vi 265, 266. 268
promoted by clergymen vini 485
Persecutor, at Bristol, the awful death of a
1 314, 315
1380

Persecutors, the awful death of some
the great evil of encouraging
ii 166
how disarmed of their fury ii 127
the wickedness and cruelty of
viii 280, 281
Perseverance of the saints, serious thoughts
and observations on ix 439-
450. 516
Persuasion, not to be effected by one rising
from the dead
vi 58
Peru's Treatise on the Gravel and Stone re-
commended
iv 165

Peter, St. the dissimulation of, condemned

x 253
his notions of Providence censured
vi 316, 317
Popery calmly considered
subversive of true religion
remarks on the doctrines of ix 528, 529
on a friend embracing, a letter from
Mr. Wesley to Mr. C. x 312, 313
why so many converts to? iii 182
Popish confession, what?

remarks on
pardons, the cheapness of
Popularity, how to avoid
Population of the world, reflections

iv 337

viii 512

ii 172

iv 387

on the
vii 188

of Great Britain, remarks on the

x 103, 104

iii 404

1x 402

v 272

the increase of
Portsmouth, some account of

iii 434

ii 288

Phelps, Rev. Mr. a short account of
Phenomenon in Cornwall

iii 91

ii 322

Potter,

Philadelphia, a letter from Mr. Wesley

to the
x 315

a remarkable fire at
Archbishop, his Grecian
censured

Rev Mr. Cooper, of
Philip's, Fort St. the siege of, mentioned

ii 408, 409

Physicians, reflections on the ignorance of

some

Pictures, the origin of their introduction into
Churches

an advice of

what he said of the cler-

gy in Queen Mary's
reign

Rev. Mr. a letter to
Poverty of spirit, what?
Power, the origin of

what?

how derived from God

viii 555

viii 519-524

v 219

x 125-130

x 125
x 125, 126

supreme, not conveyed to kings by

ii 356

the people

x 128, 129. 136

how the body shall be raised in vii
346, 347
Practice, holy, necessary for a minister of
the gospel
viii 81, 82
Prayer, the effects of, in behalf of several
who were possessed by the Devil
i 288. 292

the success and prevalence in 218

the good effect of

iii 118

iii 217

Providence, Divine, an awful

tions ov
Providential interposition
Prudence, Christian, what?
worldly, what?

viii 304
ii 323

animadverted on

what it can do

ix 78
x 223

Public Affairs, free thoughts on the state of
x 100-115

Pudsey, the Moravian settlement at, men-

tioned

Purbeck, some account of the island of

iv 55

iii
402
Pure in heart, who?
v 240-242. 249
how they see God ▼ 242, 243
Purgatory, the resemblance between the an-
cient and modern
vi 53
Purified, how believers are v 433, 434
Puritans, the history of the, referred to ii 108
Purvor, Anthony, a critique on his Transla-
tion of the Scriptures ii 54
Pye, Dr. his Dialogue between Moses and
Lord Bolingbroke mentioned iii 318
Pyrah, Jonathan, a remarkable account of

Q

Quaker, the singular reasoning of a
an account of a

candid concession of a

vii 95, 96

iv 12, 13
vi 341, 342

viii 193, 194

vi 341-344

of no use, on the scheme of absolute
necessity

what it cannot do

the use of, in religion
to whom undervalued
Rebellion, (Irish,) Dr. Curry's
the, censured

Rechabites, the case of the, stated
and considered

x 143

vi 344-348

viii 194
vi 340, 341
Account of

ii 395

iv 125
v411, 412

Recollected, what meant by
Recreations, how to determine the innocency
of

Redemption, the day of, what?

vii 144

vi 420

viii 235

vii 353

the scripture doctrince of, stated
ii 422-424

founded upon original sin

ix 250-254

general, the doctrine of, proved
ix 424-428

Reeves, Mr. Jonathan, imprisoned for preach-
ing the gospel

viii 373, 374

ii 77
ii 87

Quakerism, wherein it agrees with, and dif-
from, Christianity ix 110-118
Quakers, an address to
viii 323, 324
remarks on their language viii 324
remarks on their idea of being led
by the spirit viii 326, 327
remarks on their separating from
the Church of England viii 370
how far to be imitated in the article
of dress
vi 153, 154
Quarterly-Meeting, the first at Newcastle

Queensborough, seat of the Duke of

Queen's House, mentioned
Quesnell referred to, note

vi 269, 270
on the continent, gave great of-
fence to the Church of Rome
viii 369, 370

ix 372
iii 391

Regeneration, the nature and necessity of
Reid, Dr. a critique on his Essay
Reinier, John, a remarkable account of i 131
Relics, in what estimation held by the Church

of Rome

ii 372
iii 408

X 28

i 301, 302

V 195
vi 280, 281
vii 247. 253. 291
viii 187, 188. 336
337. 451, 452

Questions, weighty

relating to holiness

ix 481

i 76, 77

x 312, 313

viii 38, 39

false, the danger of
true, the sum of

vii 252

▼ 218

to be proposed before evening de-

votion

which may be used every morning

Quintus Sextus, the life of, mentioned iii 377

the life of, not a life of misery

the state of, in England, when God
raised up the Methodists

viii 215, 216. 336, 337

experimental and practical, thirty-
seven letters on, from Mr. Wesley
to a member of his Society

x 287-810
rational, what Mr. Haliburton said
of
vii 253

true, the great importance of

viii 371

how to promote the practice of

iv 372-375

viii 216, 217

i 156, 157

ix 90, 91

Faith mentioned

iii 158

of England

viii 239, 240
by absolute decrees, remarks on the
x 138-140

doctrine of

by works, remarks on x 138-140
by resistible grace, displays the
wisdom, justice, and love of God
ix 399-401

Roman Catholic, a letter to a

ix 531-536

vii 211

ix 184, 185

ii 29

iv 351

v 214

entire, remarks on { iv 363, 366

x 256, 257
whether gradual or in-

stantaneous v 214
the work of, greatly re-

Roman Catholics, the faith of the, what?

the state of religion among

a short method of convert-
ing
x 70-73
what their opinion of keep-
ing faith with heretics

vived

iii 93

x 110

Roman wall, some account of the old ii 312

Roslin Castle, some account of

IV 58
Rotterdam, an account of
iv 108-110
Rousseau, his Treatise on Education censured

iii 292
Rowe, Mrs. her Devout Exercises recom-
mended
iii 280
Rule, our Saviour's golden, of justice and
mercy
▼ 338, 339
Rules of the Society at Fetter-lane i 186
and Bands reconsidered
and confirmed
Rules, General, of the Methodist Societies
iv 345-347
Rushford, Jonas, strange relation by ii 57, 58
S

verse

50

the promise of, illustrated in
v 434--436
how it differs from justification
v 138
whether by faith or works V

how to be preached

Lady -on

214
vii 371

a letter from Mr. Wesley to

x 284

x 256

Sandeman, Mr. his system, what? x 283, 284
Sanderson, Mr. Hugh, how served in Scot-
land iii 391, 392
Sarum, Old, some account of
ii 304
Saving souls, the vast importance of viii 368,

Scape-goat, how a figure of Christ
Schism, what?

369
ix 260
vi 382-388

x 237, 238

a caution against
Schneider, David, the experience
School, the origin of a
iv 342, 343
charter, some account of a, in Ireland
iv 154
Siii 343, 344
Schools, boarding, remarks on
vii 121, 122
religious, observations on X 150-
152
Schurman, Anna Maria, the life of, mentioned
iii 385
Sciences, an acquaintance with, of import-
ance to the ministerial character
viii 76
Scone, some account of the royal palace of
iii 241. 298
Scotch towns, the antiquity and oddness of
ii 236, 237
Scotland, the state of the inhabitants of ix

190

why the work of God has not pros-
pered in
iv 40

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