Dialogues, Letters, and Essays, on Various Subjects. To Which is Annexed, an Essay on Truth: Containing an Inquiry into its Nature and Importance with the Causes of Error, and the Reasons of Its Being Permitted.

256 pp. CONTENTS: Part I. Fundamental Principles: On the Peculiar Turn of the Present Age; Importance of Truth; Connexion Between Doctrinal, Experimental, and Practical Religion; Moral Character of God; Free-agency of Man; Goodness of the Moral Law; Antinomianism; Human Depravity; Total Depravity of Human Nature; Objections Answered; The Same Subject Continued; Consequences Resulting from the Doctrine of Human Depravity; The Same Subject Continued. Part II. Miscellaneous Pieces: The Nature of Regeneration Considered; Degrees in Glory Proportioned to Works of Piety; On the Unpardonable Sin; On the Ministry; Thoughts on the Manner in Which Divine Truth is Communicated in the Holy Scriptures; Connexions in Which the Doctrine of Election is Introduced in the Holy Scriptures; On Evil Thoughts Which Pass Under Specious Names; The Deity of Christ Essential to Atonement; The Sonship of Christ; Obedience and Death of Christ; Necessity of Seeking Those Things First, Wich are of the First Importance; Proper and Inproper Use of Terms. Part III. Original Pieces: Three Conversations on Imputation, Substitution, and Particular Redemption, Convers: Imputation, Substitution, Particular Redemption; Answer to Three Queries; A Meditation on the Nature and Progressiveness of the Heavenly Glory. Essay on Truth, Containing an Inquiry into its Nature and Importance, &c.