HORE PAULINE.

Exposition of the argument

The Epistle to the Romans

The First Epistle to the Corinthians

The Second Epistle to the Corinthians

The Epistle to the Galatians

The Epistle to the Ephesians

The Epistle to the Philippians

The Epistle to the Colossians.

The First Epistle to the Thessalonians

The Second Epistle to the Thessalonians

The First Epistle to Timothy

The Second Epistle to Timothy

The Epistle to Titus

The Epistle to Philemon

The Subscriptions of the Epistles

The Conclusion

THE CLERGYMAN'S COMPANION IN

VISITING THE SICK.

The manner of visiting the sick.

SECT. I. Assistance that is to be given to sick

and dying persons by the ministry of

the clergy

213

SECT. II. Rules for the manner of visiting the sick ib.

SECT. III. Of instructing the sick man in the na-

ture of repentance and confession of

his sins

Arguments and exhortations to move the

sick man to repentance and confession

of his sins

Arguments and general heads of dis-

course, by way of consideration, to

awaken a stupid conscience and the

careless sinner

216

ib.

222

SECT. IV. Of applying spiritual remedies to the

unreasonable fears and dejections of

the sick

Considerations to be offered to persons

under religious melancholy

An exercise against despair.

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236

238

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SECT. V. Considerations against presumption

The order for the visitation of the sick

The communion of the sick.

Proper collects that may be used with any of the

prayers for the sick

Prayers for the sick; viz.

A general prayer for the acceptance of our devo-

tions for the sick

257

Occasional prayers for the sick; viz.

A prayer for a person in the beginning of his sick-

ness

For thankfulness in sickness

ib.

266

For a blessing on the means used for a sick person's

recovery.

ib.

For a sick person, when there appears some hope of

recovery

. 267

In behalf of the sick person, when he finds any

abatement of his distemper

268

For the grace of patience

For one who is dangerously ill

For a sick person, when sickness continues long

upon him

For spiritual improvement by sickness

ib.

269

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. 271

For a sick person, who is about to make his will

For a sick penitent

ib.

.272

For a sick person, who intends to receive the blessed

sacrament

274

For a sick person who wants sleep

ib.

A prayer to be said when the sick person grows

light-headed

For a person when danger is apprehended by exces-

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sive sleep

276

For a person lying insensible on a sick bed

277

For one who hath been a notoriously wicked liver 278

For one who is hardened and impenitent

. 279

For a sick woman that is with child

. 280

. 281

For a woman in the time of her travail.

For one who cannot be delivered without difficulty
and hazard

For grace and assistance for a woman after deli-
very, but still in danger

Prayers for a sick child

282

283

285

A prayer for a person who, from a state of health,

is suddenly seized with the symptoms of death 286

For a sick person, when there appeareth small hope

287

ib.

of recovery

A general prayer for preparation and readiness to

die

A commendatory prayer for a sick person at the

point of departure

289

A litany for a sick person at the time of departure ib.

Form of recommending the soul to God in her de-

parture from the body

. 291

A consolatory form of devotion, that may be used

with the friends or relations of the deceased

Occasional prayers and devotions for the sick and

unfortunate in extraordinary cases; viz.

A prayer for a person, whose illness is chiefly brought

on him by some calamitous disaster or loss; as,

of estate, relations, or friends, &c.

For a person who, by any calamitous disaster, hath

broken any of his bones, or is very much bruised

and hurt in his body

For a person who is afflicted with grievous pains of

his body

292

295

296

. 297

For one who is troubled with acute pains of the

gout, stone, colic, or any other bodily distemper 298

For a person who hath the small-pox, or any such-

like raging infectious disease

299