194. To _Mr. Hugh Henderson, Minister of Dalry_.--The Ways of
Providence--Believing Patience, 381
195. To _Lady Largirie_.--Christ the Exclusive Object of
Love--Preparation for Death, 383
196. To _Earlston, the Younger_.--Sufferings--Hope of Final
Deliverance--The Believer in Safe Keeping--The
Recompense Marred by Temptations, 384
197. To _Mr. William Dalgleish, Minister of the Gospel_.--
Thoughts as to God's Arrangements--Winning Souls
to be Supremely Desired--Longings for Christ, 386
198. To _the Laird of Cally_.--Spiritual Sloth--Danger of
Compromise--Self, the Root of all Sin--
Self-renunciation, 388
199. To _John Gordon of Cardoness, the Younger_.--Dangers of
Youth--Early Decision, 390
200. To _Robert Gordon, Bailie of Ayr_.--The Misery of mere
Worldly Hope--Earnestness about Salvation, 393
201. To _Alexander Gordon of Earlston_.--Christ's Kingdom to
be Exalted over all; and more Pains to be taken to
Win farther into Him, 395
202. To _the Laird of Cally_.--Youth a Precious Season--
Christ's Beauty, 397
203. To _William Gordon, at Kenmure_.--Testimony to Christ's
Worth--Marks of Grace in Conviction of Sin and
Spiritual Conflict, 399
204. To _Margaret Fullerton_.--Christ, not Creatures, worthy
of all Love--Love not to be measured by Feeling, 401
205. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Difficulties in the way to the
Kingdom--Christ's Love, 402
206. To _Lady Kenmure_.--The Use of Sufferings--Fears under
them--Desire that Christ be Glorified, 404