The Whole Duty of Divine Meditation, Table of contents
THE CONTENTS.
SECT. I. What Meditation is Page 1
SECT. II. That it is a Duty Page 5
SECT. III. Rules and Directions for Meditation Page 10
SECT. IV. Of the Subject and Method of Meditation Page 14
SECT. V. Of being Affected with the Divine Presence Page 17
SECT. VI. Of Preparatory Prayer Before Meditation Page 21
SECT. VII. Of Consideration Page 25
SECT. VIII. Affections and Resolutions Page 29
SECT. IX. Of Vows Page 33
SECT. X. How to Conclude your Meditations Page 35
Collects to be said Before and After Meditations Page 36
Meditations on Several Occasions.
MED. I. COnfession of Sins Page 38
MED. II. That the Cross of the Holy Iesus should excite us to Repentance Page 42
MED. III. Of the Fruits of Repentance Page 45
MED. IV. Of Man's Salvation Page 50
MED. V. The Youth's Memento Page 53
MED. VI. General Rules of a Godly Life Page 58
MED. VII. The Whole Duty of Man Page 63
MED. VIII. The Vanity of the World Page 67
MED. IX. Jacob's Ladder. Page 72
MED. X. Of a Good Conscience. Page 76
MED. XI. Of a Wounded Spirit. Page 81
MED. XII. Of Humility Page 86
MED. XIII. The Proud Pharisee Page 91
MED. XIV. The Soul's Delight Page 95
MED. XV. True Contentment Page 10…
MED. XVI. Of Divine Faith Page 105
MED. XVII. The Canaanitish Woman's Faith Page 109
MED. XVIII. Of Love and Charity Page 114
MED. XIX. An Act of Divine Love Page 120
MED. XX. Of Chastity Page 126
MED. XXI. Purity of Heart Page 133
MED. XXII. Against Covetousness Page 137
MED. XXIII. A Bad Exchange Page 142
MED. XXIV. In Time of Sickness Page 148
MED. XXV. VponUpon Death Page 153
MED. XXVI. VponUpon Iudgment Page 160
MED. XXVII. VponUpon Hell Page 171
MED. XXVIII. VponUpon Heaven. Page 177
FINIS.
End of the text · Richard Allestree, The Whole Duty of Divine Meditation (1694)