Twenty-Two sermons on the following subjects: the explication and proof of the divine goodness. The Goodness of God illustrated in Creation, particularly in the Frame of Man. In Providence, and In Redemption. The principal Properties of the Divine Goodness. The Objections drawn from Moral and Natural Evil, and future Punishments, answered. The Evidences of a Future State. The Necessity of Holiness. The proper temper for inquiring after eternal life, and Jesus Christ the best guide to it. By Thomas Amory.

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MDCCLXVI. [1766]