Practical Cases of Conscience Resolved, Advertisement
These Books following are Published by Mr. Richard Baxter, and Printed for Nevil Simmons, at the Princes-Armes in St. Pauls Church-yard.
1. THE Aphorisms.
2. The Saints everlasting rest, in quarto.
3. Plain Scripture proof of Infant Church-membership and Baptism, in quarto.
4. The right Method for a setled Peace of Conscience and Spiritual Comforts in thirty two Directions, in octave.
5. Chistian Concord: or the Agreement of the Associated Pastors and Churches of Worcester shire, in quarto.
6. True Christianity, or Christs Absolute Dominion, &c. In two Assize Sermons, Preacht at Worcester, in twelves.
7. A Sermon of Judgment preacht at Pauls, London, Decemb. 17. 1654. and now enlarged, in twelves.
8. Making light of Christ and salvation, too oft the issue of Gospel-Invitations, manifested in a Sermon Preached at Laurence Iury, in London, in octave.
9. The Agreement of divers Ministers of Christ in the County of Worcester, for Catechizing, or Personal Instructing all in their several Parishes that will consent thereunto; containing 1. The Articles of our Agreement. 2. An Exhortation to the People to submit to this necessary work. 3. The Profession of Faith and Catechism, in octavo.
10. Guildas Salvianus, The Reformed Pastor, shewing the nature of the Pastoral work, especially in private Instruction and Catechizing, in octavo.
11. Certain Disputations of Right to Sacraments, and the true nature of visible Christianity, in quarto.
12. Of Justification: four Disputations clearing and amicably defending the Truth, against the unnecessary oppositions of divers Learned and Reverend Brethren, in quarto.
13. A Treatise of Conversion, preached and now published for the use of those that are strangers to a true Conversion, &c. in quarto.
14. One sheet for the Ministry against the Malignants of all sorts.
15. A Winding-sheet for Popery.
16. One sheet against the Quakers.
17. A second sheet for the Ministry, &c.
18. Directions to Justices of the Peace especially in Corporations, to the discharge of their duty to God, &c.
19. The crucifying of the World by the Cross of Christ, &c. in quarte.
20. A call to the Unconverted to Turn and Live, and accept of mercy, while mercy may be had, as ever they would find mercy in the day of their extremity; From the Living God: To be read in Families where any are unconverted, in twelves.
21. Of saving Faith: That it is not only gradually, but specifically distinct from all Common Faith. The Agreement of Richard Baxter with that very Learned consenting Adversary, that hath maintained his Assertion by a pretended Confutation in the end of Serjeant Shepheards Book of Sincerity and Hypocrisie, in quarto.
22. Directions and Perswasions to a sound Conversion, &c. in octavo.
33. The Grotian Religion discovered, at the invitation of Mr. Thomas Pierce in his Vindication; with a Preface, Vindicating the Synod of Dort from the calmnies of the new Tilenus; and David, Peter, &c. and the Puritans, and Sequestrations &c. from the censures of Mr. Pierce, in octavo.
24. Confirmation and Restauration, the necessary means of Reformation and Reconciliation, in octavo.
25. Five Disputations of Church Government, in quarto.
26. A Key for Catholicks, to open the jugling of the Jesuits, and satisfie all that are but truly willing to understand, whether the cause of Roman or Reformed Churches be of God; and to leave the Reader utterly unexcusable that after this will be a Papist, in quarto.
27. A Treatise of Self-denial, in quarto.
28. His Apology against the Exceptions of Mr. Blake, Kendal, Crandon, Eires. L. Moulin, in quarto.
29. The unreasonableness of Infidelity, in four parts, &c. in octavo.
30. The Worcester-shire Petition to the Parliament, for the Ministry of England, defended, &c. in quarto.
31. His Holy Common-Wealth, or Political Aphorisms, opening the true principles of Government, &c. in octavo.
32. His Confession of Faith, &c, in quarto.
33. His Humble Advice; or the heads of those things which were offered to many honourable Members of Parliament, &c. in quarto.
34. The Quakers Catechism; or the Quakers questioned, in quarto.
35. An account of his present Thoughts concerning the Controversies about the perseverance of the Saints, in quarto.
36. His Letter to Mr. Drury for Pacification, in quarto.
37. The safe Religion; or three Disputations for the Reformed Catholick Religion, against Popery, &c. in octavo.
38. Catholick Unity; or the only way to bring us all to be of one Religion, &c. in twelves.
39. The true Catholick, and Catholick Church described, in twelves &c.
40. The successive visibility of the Church of which Protestants are the soundest members, &c. in octavo.
41. The Sermon of Repentance.
42. Of Right Rejoycing.
43. A Sermon of Faith before the King.
44. A Treatise of Death.
45. The Vain Religion of the Formal Hypocrite, &c. in several Sermons preached at the Abbey in Westminster, in twelves.
46. Two sheets for poor Families, &c.
47. Short instructions for the sick: a sheet.
48. A Saint, or a Bruit, &c. in quarto.
49. The mischief of Self-Ignorance, and benefit of
Self-acquaintance, in octavo,
50. Universal Concord, &c. in octavo.
51. The last work of a Believer, &c. in twelves.
52. The Divine Life, in three Treatises: The first, of the Knowledge of God, The second, of Walking with God: The third, of Conversing with God in Solitude, in quarto.
53. The reasons of the Christian Religion, &c.
54. Directions for weak distempered Christians, to grow up into a confirmed state of Grace, &c. 2. The Characters of a sound confirmed Christian, written to imprint on mans mind the true Idea or Conception of Godliness and Christianity, in octavo.
55. Now or Never, in twelves.
56. The Life of Faith, in three parts, in quarto.
57. The Cure of Church Divisions: or Directons for weak Christians to keep them from being Dividers, and Troublers of the Church, in octavo.
58. A defence of the principles of Love, which are necessary to the Unity and Concord of Christians; and are delivered in a Book called the Cure of Church Divisions, in octavo.
59. A second Admonition to Mr Edward Bagshaw, written to call him to Repentance for many false Doctrines, Crimes, and especialy fourscore palpable Untruths in matter of Fact, deliberately Published by him in two small Libels, in which he exemplieth the Love killing and depraving principles of Church Dividers: and telleth the World to what men are hasting, when they sinfully avoid Communion with true Churches and Christans, for tolerable faults, in octavo.
60. The difference between the Power of Magistrates and Church Pastors, and the Roman Kingdom and Magistracy, under the name of Church and Church Government, Usurped by the Pope, as liberally given him by Popish Princes, in quarto.
61. The Church Told of Mr. Edward Bagshaws Scandals, and warned of the dangerous snares of Satan, now laid for them, in his Love-killing principles in quarto.
62. The Duty of Heavenly Meditation, in quarto.
63. How far Holiness is the Design of Christianity, in quarto.
64. Gods goodness Vindicated with respect to the Doctrine of Reprobation, and Damnation, in twelves.
65. The Divine Appointment of the Lords Day, in octavo,
66. More Reasons for the Christian Religion, and no Reason against it, in twelves.
End of the text · Joseph Alleine, Practical Cases of Conscience Resolved (1672)