CHAPTERS I. AND II.—Page 1-23.
Of the Necessity of the daily bearing of the Cross of Christ.
CHAPTER III.—Page 24-28.
What the Cross of Christ is.
CHAPTER IV.—Page 29-42.
What the great Work of the Cross is.
CHAPTERS V. AND VI.—Page 43-74.
Of unlawful Self in Religion and Morality.
CHAPTERS VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. AND XII.—Page 75-149.
Of Pride, the first capital Lust, its Rise, Definition, and Distinction.
CHAPTER XIII.—Page 150-167.
Of Avarice, the second capital Lust, its Definition and Distinction.
CHAPTERS XIV. XV. XVI. XVII. AND XVIII.—Page 168-229.
Of Luxury, what it is, and the Mischief of it to Mankind.
CHAPTER XIX.—Page 233-294.
The Testimonies of several great, learned, and virtuous Personages among the Gentiles, urged against the excesses of the Age.

CHAPTER XX.—Page 295-324.
The Doctrine and Practice of the blessed Lord Jesus and his Apostles, the primitive Christians, and those of more modern Times in favour of the Discourse.
CHAPTER XXI.—Page 325-355.
The serious Apprehensions and Expressions of several aged and dying Men of Fame and Learning.
CHAPTER XXII.—Page 356-365.
An Exhortation to all professing Christianity, to embrace the foregoing Reasons and Examples.