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Chapter VIII.

Section I. _His love of man in general._ Section II. _His charity to the poor._ Section III. _His charity to the sick._ ♦Section IV. _His zeal for the salvation of his neighbour._

♦ “VI.” replaced with “IV.”

An extract from the life and death of _Thomas Walsh_.

_The introduction._

between nature and grace, till the sixteenth year of his age._

he struggled against, and the means he made use of to subdue them._

of life, with other reasons of his conduct, in regard of the church of |Rome|._

of his deep convictions._

God, and the happy effects which it produced in him._

the treatment he met with from the world._

good of his neighbour, by preaching the gospel._

PART II.

|Connought|, and preaches the word there._

on account of preaching the gospel._

♦Chapter IV. _A short account of the endeavours of the Romish clergy, to prevent his usefulness among their people._

♦ “VI” replaced with “IV”

glory of God._

scriptures, improvement which he made thereof._

mind therein, and the improvement which he made thereof._

soul._

of his communion with God._

PART III.

relating chiefly, to the experience of his own soul, in his course of |walking with God|._

An EXTRACT of the LIFE AND DEATH OF Mr. THOMAS HALIBURTON.

PART ♦IV.

♦ “III.” replaced with “IV.”