289. To _Dr. Alexander Leighton_.--Public Blessings alleviate Private Sufferings--Trials Light when viewed in the Light of Heaven--Christ worthy of Suffering for, 575 290. To _a Person unknown_.--Anent Private Worship, 578 291. To _Henry Stuart, and Family, Prisoners of Christ at Dublin_.--Faith's preparation for Trial--The World's Rage against Christ--The Immensity of His Glorious Beauty--Folly of Persecution--Victory Sure, 579 292. To _Mrs. Pont, Prisoner at Dublin_.--Support under Trials--The Master's Reward, 585 293. To _Mr. James Wilson_.--Advices to a Doubting Soul-- Mistakes about his Interest in God's Love-- Temptation--Perplexity about Prayer--Want of Feeling, 588 294. To _Lady Boyd_.--Sins of the Land--Dwelling in Christ-- Faith awake sees all well, 591 295. To _John Fenwick_.--Christ the Fountain--Freeness of God's Love--Faith to be exercised under Frowns-- Grace for Trials--Hope of Christ yet to be exalted on the Earth, 593 296. To _Peter Stirling_.--Believers' Graces all from Christ-- Aspiration after more Love to Him--His Reign Desired, 599 297. To _Lady Fingast_.--Faith's Misgivings--Spiritual Darkness not Grace--Chrit's Love Inimitable, 600 298. To _Mr. David Dickson, on the Death of his Son_.--God's Sovereignty, and Discipline by Affliction, 602 299. To _Lady Boyd, on the Loss of several Friends_.--Trust even though slain--Second Causes not to be regarded--God's thoughts of Peace therein--All in Mercy, 603 300. To _Agnes Macmath, on the Death of a Child_.--Reason for Resignation, 607 301. To _Mr. Matthew Mowat, Minister of Kilmarnock_.-- Worthiness of God's Love as manifested in Christ-- Heaven with Christ, 608 302. To _Lady Kenmure, on her Husband's Death_.--God's Method in Affliction--Future Glory, 609 303. To _Lady Boyd_.--Sin of the Land--Read Prayers--Brownism, 611 304. To _James Murray's Wife_.--Heaven a Reality-- Steadfastness to be grounded on Christ, 612 305. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Sins of the Times--Practical Atheism, 613 306. To _Mr. Thomas Wylie, Minister of Borgue_.--Sufficiency of Divine Grace--Call to England to assist at Westminster Assembly--Felt Unworthiness, 614