CONTENTS. Section Page I. Introductory Address 1 II. The fallen and rained state of man 11 III. Some of the sins of youth enumerated 34 IV. Religion briefly described 41 V. Cautions against some delusive supports on which many rest their hopes to their eternal ruin 65 VI. The worth of the soul a reason for early piety ; and its importance shown by the word of God 70 VII. Divine love a reason for early piety 85 VIII. Early piety peculiarly acceptable to God, and peculiarly honoured by him 94 IX. The advantages of early religion 107 X. The pleasantness of early piety 143 XI. The happy conclusion of a religious life a motive for early piety 143 XII. No real good possessed by those who are destitute of religion ; their ingratitude to God, and cruelty to themselves 161 XIII. The vanity of youth and the uncertainty of life, reasons for the immediate choice of early piety 171 XIV. The sorrows and dangers that attend the way of transgressors noticed, as a reason for the choice of early religion 176 XV. The terrors, and fearful consequences of death and judgment) to the unconverted, a reason for early piety 189 XVI. Some objections to early piety briefly stated and answered 206 XVII. The young reader entreated to make his lasting choice 214 XVIII. Advice and directions to the young Christian 328 Digitized by Google.

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