Chapter 1203 of 1261

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The Stability Of The Covenant Of Grace

Introduction

II. Here is a strong expression of covenant interest; yet he hath made with me an everlasting covenant.

The Stability Of The Covenant Of Grace

III. The nature of this covenant. It is said to be an everlasting one

I. We shall consider his raised expectations upon this covenant

II. All this is maintained, notwithstanding the circumstances in which David was, when he said these words

The Eyes Of The Lord Upon

Introduction

I. What we are to understand by the eyes of the Lord

II. In what sense we are to understand this phrase, The eyes of the Lord run to and fro throughout the whole earth

III. To the end, or use, of the eyes of the Lord running to and fro throughout the whole earth

Covenant Interest In God And A View Of What Is In Him

Introduction

I. The people of God have their times of trouble and distress

II. God is the covenant God of his people, and that is a source of support and comfort to them under all their troubles and distresses

III. There are such things in God, as are a sufficient encouragement to his people in the worst of times and they may, through the strength of divine grace

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