The Admirable Convert, Table of contents
A Short view of ſuch Doctrines as are enlarged with their Reaſons and Vſes, in this Booke.
Doctrines. THe malice of the wicked great againſt Chriſt, and his members. Page. 6
Doctrines. Good men many times ſuffer as malefactours. Page. 13
Doctrines. Chriſt died an accurſed death. Page. 18
Doctrines. Not the puniſhment but the cauſe maketh a Martyr. Page. 32
Doctrines. Sinne and ſhame go together. Page. 41
Doctrines. Afflictions make the wicked worſe. Page. 51.
Doctrines. When the wicked begin once to fall from God, they hauehave no ſtay of themſelues. Page. 59
Doctrines. A ſinfull life, hath commonly attending it a curſed and miſerable death. Page. 71
Doctrines. None more ſubiect vntounto diſgrace, then the godly are. Page. 93
Doctrines. It is a great ſinne to adde affliction to the afflicted. Page. 103
Doctrines. God brings his children often to a low ebbe in this life. Page. 111
Doctrines. Infidelitie a dangerous ſinne. Page. 115
Doctrines. Euill examples dangerous. Page. 124
Doctrines. Properties of a wicked man to be giuen to mocking. Page. 132
Doctrines. God can make of great ſinners great Saints. Page. 143
Doctrines. All men are alike by Nature, vntill God make a difference by grace. Page. 153
Doctrines. Afflictions of excellent vſe to bring men to God. Page. 164
Doctrines. To ceaſe from euill is not ſufficient; we muſt do good. Page. 172
Doctrines. He that rebuketh another, muſt not be guilty of the ſame fault himſelfe. Page. 183
Doctrines. A true note of a true Conuert to ſtop others in a courſe of ſin. Page. 191
Doctrines. A true Conuert deſires that others may partake of the ſame grace Page. 216
Doctrines. The afflictions of the godly reach vntounto Chriſt. Page. 233
Doctrines. The want of the feare of God the cauſe of all ſinne. Page. 237
Doctrines. Afflictions that ſummon to death, ſhould cauſe a man to looke home. Page. 250
Doctrines. VntoUnto true repentance, confeſsion of ſinne neceſſary. Page. 257
Doctrines. Godly ſubmit themſelues to Gods ſeuereſt corrections without repining. Page. 285
Doctrines. A true Chriſtian muſt at all times ſtand for Chriſt. Page. 298
Doctrines. In all ages God hath had ſome witneſſes of his truth. Page. 310
Doctrines. True grace is known by the daily growth in grace. Page. 322
Doctrines. None can pray effectually, but the Penitent. Page. 334
Doctrines. Chriſt a Lord. Page. 349
Doctrines. Chriſt a King. Page. 356
Doctrines. True faith raiſeth vp a man aboue this life. Page. 365
Doctrines. In prayer wee muſt ſee God all-ſufficient in thoſe things wee ſeeke of him. Page. 372
Doctrines. The ſaluation of the ſoule is principally to be deſired. Page. 381
Doctrines. The happineſſe of a Chriſtian not to be looked for here, but hereafter. Page. 401
Doctrines. Releaſe from temporall afflictions doth n… alwayes follow true repentance. Page. 407
Doctrines. It is a wonderfull hard thing …ruly to beleeue. Page. 416
Doctrines. There is an vnchangeable cer…ainty in all Gods promiſes. Page. 431
Doctrines. Godly muſt labour to be perſwa…ed of Gods louelove. Page. 443
Doctrines. Prayers of the godly very effectuall. Page. 457
Doctrines. The ſinnes of the Penitent cannot hinder their ſaluation. Page. 471
Doctrines. They that in miſery waite vponupon God, ſhall not miſſe of comfort in the end. Page. 482
Doctrines. The ſouls of the faithfull in death are gathered vntounto Chriſt. Page. 489
Doctrines. In heauen is the perfection of all …appineſſe. Page. 498
Doctrines. God many times giues more then …is ſeruants aske. Page. 506
Doctrines. A man may be in miſerie and …oy in an houre. Page. 512
Doctrines. Such as ſhew mercy in an euill day ſhall not miſſe of mercy in the euill day. Page. 515
End of the text · Samuel Smith, The Admirable Convert (1632)