4. “Extracts from the Letters of Mr. Samuel Rutherford.” 12mo. “The
same piety, zeal, and confidence in God,” says Wesley, “shine through
all the letters of Mr. Alleine that do in Mr. Samuel Rutherford’s; so
that, in this respect, he may well be styled the English Rutherford. In
piety and fervour of spirit, they are the same; but the fervour of the
one more resembles that of St. Paul,—of the other, that of St. John.
They were both men of intrepid courage; but in love Mr. Alleine has the
preeminence.”
5. “The Repentance of Believers.” 12mo. This was a sermon for the
times, peculiarly adapted to settle the inquiries of the Methodists
respecting the subject of Christian perfection, and other points
connected with it.