Conversion of Nineveh, Gods Trumpet, Physic Against Famine, Recapitulation 1 – Title page 2
A Recapitulation of the doctrines in this Treatiſe.
GOd warneth before he puniſheth.
Gods threatnings are conditionall.
Generall all ſinnes procure generall judgmentes.
The preaching of the word is the meanes to worke faith.
It is a fruit of repentance to take revenge for ſinne, of our ſelues.
Publike faſtes were alwaies called and ſolemnized in dangerous times
Repentance is wrought by the preaching of the word.
Repentance muſt be ſpeedy and not prolonged.
Superiors muſt give good example to their inferiors.
We have need to ſtirre up our ſelves and others to repentance.
Faſting and praier muſt be joyned together.
Prayer is a meanes to remove Gods judgments.
Prayer muſt be earneſt, zealous, and feruent.
Prayer muſt be directed to the true God onelyonly.
Prayer and repentance muſt go together.
The naturall man not yet called muſt repent.
Repentance ſtandeth in turning from our evill waies unto God.
Where true faith is, there is a feare of judgments to come
God ſeeth all things, and approveth that which is good.
God is gratious and mercifull to penitent ſinners.
GODS TRVMPET, SOVNDING THE ALARME, Sommoning all perſons ſpeedily to repent, and turne unto God, teaching the doctrine, removing the hindrances, and urging the practiſe of true repentance, before the evill dayes come which are at hand.
Act. 17.30.31.
The times of this ignorance God winked at, but now commandeth all men every where to repent:
Becauſe he hath appointed a day in the which he will judge the world in righteouſneſſe, &c.
Revel. 2.5. Remember from whence thou art fallen and repent, and doe thy firſt works, or elſe I will come unto thee quickly, and wil remove thy Candleſticke out of his place, except thou repent.
LONDON. Printed by T.C. for Michael Sparkes. 1632.