Chap.2. Concerning Man.

Of the happy condition in which he was made.

Of his Fall.

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Of the blessed way of his recovery by Chrift.

Chap.3. Concerning the Mediator between God and man:

Wherein are handled these seven things,

41

1. What manner of Person he was.

God.

Man.

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ibid.

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Shall judge the quick and dead.

74

6. What was the end and intent of his coming into the

world.

80

To procure pardon and reconciliation for lost fin-

ners

81

And to sanctifie their natures.

84

To this end he commanded the Gospel should be

preached.

87

Instituted Baptism and the Lords Supper.

92

7. What they are effectually called unto, and through

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the assistance of the Spirit enabled to perform, who

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shall receive remiffion of fins by Christ,

95

Scriptures concerning,

Effectual Calling.

96

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Believing the Gospel.

100

Repentance.

102

Faith in Chrift.

106

Holinesse and fincere obedience.

111

Perfeverance.

117

The Members of Christ.

119

The new Covenant.

121

The state of the foul after death, the resurrection

of the body, the day of judgment, and life

everlasting, either in joy or misery, 124

The

The Contents of the Second Part.

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Chap.4. Of the new nature and reformed

life.

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2. Of secret prayer and thanksgiving.

Chip.5. Of daily communion with God.

1. Of awaking with God in the morning.

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3. Of reading the holy Scriptures.

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4. Of living continually as in the view of God.

5. Of living by Faith, in ten particulars.

Directions concerning it.

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6. Of diligent observing the Providences of God. 219

7. Of da'ly watchfulneß.

Of Watching,

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229

1. Over our Thoughts.

231

Remedies against finful thoughts.

ibid.

2. Over our Affections.

237

Directions how to govern them aright.

238

3. Over our Words.

244

The manifold fins of the tongue.

246

4. Over our Actions.

Of Watching,

Directions for the governing of the tongue. 247

Rules for the right ordering of them.

1. Against the fins we are most enclined to by temper,

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and natural conftitution.

267

2. Against the fins our particular callings and conditi-

ons of life most expofe us to.

268

3. Against the fins of the times and places wherein we

live

ibid.

4. Against temptations tending to fin.

269

5. Against dishonouring God in the use of lawful

Of mental ejaculatory prayer.

288

ibid.

289

293

actions of the day paft.

Of reviewing at night and reflecting upon all the

Chap.6. Of improving the opportunities and means of

296

Grace.

301

Of the observation of the Lords day.

ibid.

Of hearing the word. How we are to prepare our selves

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before we hear, how to behave our selves in time of

Chap.8. Of diligence, and conscientiousnesse in our parti-

cular Callings.

365

Chap.9. Concerning just dealing in trafick, trading, and

Chap. 10. Of the duties of Governours of Families.

382

Of Family-Prayer.

387

Chap. 11. Of the duties of Husband and Wife

397

Chap. 12. Of the duties of Malters and Servants.

415

Chap. 13. Of the duties of Parents and Children. 428

Of Infant-Baptifm.

ibid.

Chap. 14. Of the duties of such as are in Office, and the

duties of Inferiours.

Pag.448

Chap.15. Of the duties of people towards their Paftours

and Ministers.

452

Chap. 16. Of Christian and Brotherly reproof.

546

Chap. 17. Of the duties of the Rich and poor.

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Of those that concern the rich.

483

Of Recreations.

490

Of Charity and relieving the poor.

492

Of the duties that concern the poor.

Directions concerning the exercise of charity. 494

Their Temptations and dangers.

Chap. 18. Of the duties of Young and Old.

Of those that concern the young.

The danger of delaies.

The advantages of turning to God betimes. 513

Objections against it answered.

Directions to the younger fort...

The danger of ill-grounded hopes of Heaven. 528

Chap.19. Directions to the healthy and to the sick.

Of the duties commanded and fins forbidden in the Law

The Lessons to be learned in the School of afflicti-

567