265. To _Mr. George Dunbar, Minister of the Gospel_.--Christ's
Love in Affliction--The Saint's Support and Final
Victory, 515
266. To _John Fleming, Bailie of Leith_.--Comfort Abounding
under Trials, 517
267. To _William Glendinning, Bailie of Kirkcudbright_.--The
Past and the Future--Present Happiness, 517
268. To _the Earl of Cassillus_.--Anxiety for the Prosperity
of Zion--Encouragement for the Nobles to Support
it--The Vanity of this World, and the Folly and
Misery of forsaking Christ--The One Way to Heaven, 519
269. To _his Parishioners at Anwoth_.--Exhortationn to abide
in the Truth, in prospect of Christ's Coming--
Scriptural Mode of Observing Ordinanaces such as
the Sabbath, Family Prayer, and the Lord's Supper--
Judgments Anticipated, 521
270. To _Lady Busbie_.--His Experience of Christ's Love--State
of the Land and Church--Christ not duly Esteemed--
Desire after Him, and for a Revival, 524
271. To _Earlston, Younger_.--Prosperity under the Cross--Need
of Security, and being founded on Christ, 526
272. To _John Gordon_.--Christ all Worthy--This World a Clay
Prison--Desire for a Revival of Christ's Cause, 527
273. To _William Rigge of Athernie_.--Comfort in Trials from
the Knowledge of Christ's Power and Work--
Corruption--Free Grace, 529
274. To _James Murray_.--The Christian Life a Mystery to the
World--Chrsit's Kindness, 530
275. To _Mr. John Fergushill_.--Spiritual Longings under
Christ's Cross--How to bear it--Christ Precious,
and to be had without Money--The Church, 531
276. To _William Glendinning_.--Sweetness of Trial--Swiftness
of Time--Prevalence of Sin, 534
277. To _Lady Boyd_.--Sense of Unworthiness--Obligation to
Grace--Christ's Absence--State of the Land, 536
278. To _The Earl of Cassillis_.--Ambition--Christ's Royal
Prerogative--Prelacy, 538