THE Christian Institutes, OR, THE Sincere Word'of. God. BE I N G OF A Collected out of the OF THE Digested under Proper HEADS, the Honourable Society of Lincolns-Inn. AND L O N D ON: Halfmoon in St. Paul's Churcn-yard. 1709, TO THE THE And the rest of the MEMBERS OF THE HONOURABLE SOCIETY OF LINCOLNS-IN N. GENTLEMEN, Take this opportunity of expreffing the grateful Sense I bave of the Honour that was done me, when I was first appointed . A 2 Tour 3.6-61 Raat 5178 379 Tour Preacher, and of the many Proofs Tou have fince given me of a sincere Friend pip and Regard. The Present I bere make you, is not probably fuch as You might expect, after fa many Tears Preaching among you but Tour favourable, Acceptance of my Endeavours to serve-Toin in that Way, being, as I presume, chiefly owing to the care I bave always taken not to depart from the Scripture-Principles now laid before, Tou: I did not think I could offer You any thing so justly Valuable us this plain Draught of the Christian Religion, in all its native Purity and Sim= plicity. aju? It hath been no little satisfaction to me to observe, that there are many Persons of Piety and Virtue |