174. To _Lord Craighall_.--Idolatry Condemned, 326

175. To _John Laurie_.--Christ's Love--A Right Estimate of

Him--His Grace, 330

176. To _the Laird of Carleton_.--A Christian's Confession

of Unworthiness--Desire for Christ's Honour--Present

Circumstances, 331

177. To _Marion M'Naught_.--Christ Suffering in His Church--

His Coming--Outpourings of Love from Him, 335

178. To _Lady Culross_.--Christ's Management of Trials--What

Faith can do--Christ not Experience--Prayers, 337

179. To _Mr. John Nevay_.--Christ's Love Sharpened in

Suffering--Kneeling at the Communion--Posture

at Ordinances, 340

180. To _John Gordon of Cardoness, the Elder_.--Longings

for those under his former Ministry--Delight in

Christ and His Appearing--Pleading with his Flock, 344

181. To _Earlston, the Younger_.--Dangers of Youth--Christ

the best Physician--Four Remedies against

Doubting--Breathing after Christ's Honour, 348

182. To _Alexander Gordon of Knockgray_.--Joy in God--Trials

work out Glory to Christ, 353

183. To _Mr. J---- R----_.--Christ the Purifier of His

Church--Submission to His Ways, 355

184. To _Mr. William Dalgleish, Minister of the Gospel_.--The

Fragrance of the Ministry--A Review of his Past

and Present Situation, and of his Prospects, 358

185. To _Marion M'Naught_.--Longing to be Restored to his

Charge, 361

186. To _Robert Stuart_.--Christ chooses His own in the

Furnace--Need of a Deep Work--The God-Man, a

World's Wonder, 363

187. To _Lady Gaitgirth_.--Christ Unchangeable, though not

always Enjoyed--His Love never yet fully poured

out--Himself His People's Cautioner, 366

188. To _Mr. John Fergushill of Ochiltree_.--Desponding

Views of his own State--Ministerial Diligence--

Christ's Worth--Self-seeking, 368

189. To _John Stuart, Provost of Ayr_.--Hope for Scotland--

Self-submission--Christ Himself sought for by

Faith--Stability of Salvation--His Ways, 371

190. To _the Laird of Carsluth_.--Necessity of making sure

of Salvation--Vanity of the World--Nothing worth

having but Christ--Flight of Time, 373

191. To _the Laird of Cassincarrie_.--Earnestness about

Salvation--Christ Himself sought, 376

192. To _Lady Cardoness_.--Grace--The Name of Christ to be

Exalted--Everything but God fails us, 378

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