A Rebuke to Backsliders and a Spur for Loiterers, Publishers note
Books printed for and are to be ſold by John Hancock, at the Sign of the three Bibles in Popes Head Alley in Cornhil.
TWelve Books lately publiſhed by Mr. Tho. Brooks, late Preacher of the Goſpel at Margarets New Fiſh-ſtreet.
1. Precious Remedies againſt Satans Devices, or Salve for Believers and Ʋnbelievers Sores; being a Companion for thoſe that are in Chriſt or out of Chriſt
2. Heaven on Earth: Or a ſerious Diſcourſe touching a Well-grounded aſſurance of Mans Everlaſting Happineſs.
3. The Ʋnſearchable Riches of Chriſt held forth in 22 Sermons.
4. Apples of Gold for Young Men and Women, Or the Happineſs of being good betimes.
5. A String of Pearls: Or the beſt Things reſerved till laſt.
6. The Mute Chriſtian under the Smarting Rod, with Sovereign Antidotes against the moſt miſerable Exigents.
7. An Ark for all Gods Noahs in a Stormy Day.
8. The Crown and Glory of Chriſtianity, in 48 Sermons on Heb. 12.14.
9. The privy Key of Heaven: Or a Diſcourſe of Cloſet Prayer.
10. An Heavenly Cordial for ſuch as have had or eſcaped the Plague.
11. A Cabinet of choice Jewels, or a Box of precious Oyntment: Containing ſpecial Maxims, Rules, and Directions in order to the clearing up of a Mans Intereſt in Coriſt, and his Title to all the Glory of another World.
12. Londons Lamentations.
The Godly Mans Ark, in ſeveral Sermons. To which is added Mrs. Moors Evidences for Heaven. By Edmund Calamy, B. D. at Aldermanbury.
Chriſts Communion with his Church Militant. By Nicholas Lockyer.
Sin the Plague of Plagues. By Ralph Venning.
A true Narrative of thoſe two never to be forgotten Deliverances, one from the Spaniſh Invaſion in 88, the other from the Helliſh Powder Plot, Nov. 5. 1605. By Mr. Sam. Clark.
The Accurate Accountant, or London Merchant: Being Inſtructions for keeping Merchants Accounts. By Tho. Brown, Accomptant.
Short Writing; the moſt Eaſie, Exact, Lineal, and ſpeedy Method that hath ever yet been obtained, as thouſands in this City and elſewhere can from their own experience teſtifie. By Theophilus Metcalfe.
Alſo a Book called a Schoolmaſter to it, explaining all the Rules thereof.
A Word of Advice to Saints, or a choice Drop of Honey from the Rock Chriſt.
A Copy Book of the Neweſt and moſt Ʋſeful Hands, with Directions for Spelling and Cyphering.
Bridges Remains: Being eight choice Sermons. By the late Reverend Mr. William Bridge of Yarmouth.
A Diſſwaſive from Conformity to the World. Alſo Gods Severity againſt Impenitent Sinners. By Henry Stubbes, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
Vennings Remains, being the ſubſtance of many Sermons. By Mr. Ralph Venning; prepared by himſelf for the Preſs a little before his Death.
The Poor Mans Family book. By Richard Baxter.
Luthers 34 ſpecial and choice Sermons.
Comae Berenicis, or the Hairy Comet; being a Prognoſtick of Malignant Influences from the many Blazing Stars wandring in our Horizon.
Goſpel Love, Heart Purity, and the Flouriſhing of the Righteous: Being the laſt Sermons of that late Eminent Divine Mr. Joſeph Caryl.
The Young Mans Guide to Bleſſedneſs, or Seaſonable Directions for Youth in their unconverted Eſtate. By R. Matthew, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
Cauſa Dei, or an Apology for God; wherein the Perpetuity of Infernal Torments is evinced, and his both Goodneſs and Juſtice defended. Alſo the nature of Puniſhments in General, and of Infernal ones in particular, diſplayed by R. Burthogge.
The Legacy of a Dying Mother to her Mourning Children; Being the Experiences of Mrs. Suſanna Bell: Publiſhed by Tho. Brooks.
King James his Counterblaſt to Tobacco. To which is added a Learned Diſcourſe touching Tobacco by Dr. Maynwaring; wherein men may ſee whether Tobacco be good for them or no.
Strength in Weakneſs; Being a Sermon preached at the Funeral of Mrs. Martha Brooks, late Wife to Mr. Thomas Brooks, Minister of the Goſpel. To which is added ſome Experiences of the Grace and Dealings of God, obſerved and gathered by a near Relation of the ſaid Mrs. Brooks.
An Excellent Catechiſm, by the late Reverend Mr. Jeremiah Burroughs.
A Diſcourſe of Chriſts Coming, and the Influence which the Expectation thereof hath on all manner of Holy Converſation and Godlin ſs: By Theophilus Gale.
The Shepherds Legacy, or forty years experience of the Weather.
The Young Mans Conflict with, and Victory over the Devil by Faith: Or a true and perfect Relation of the Experiences of Tho. Powel, begun in the fifteeenth, and continued till the ſeventeenth year of his Age.
Theological Treatiſes.
1. Production of Mans Soul.
2. Divine Predeſtination.
3. The True Church Regiment.
4. Predictions of Meſſias.
5. Chriſts two Genealogies.
6. The Revelation Revealed.
7. Chriſts Millenary Reign.
8. The Worlds Diſſolution. By Robert Velvain.
Chriſts certain and ſudden Appearance to Judgement: By Samuel Malbon.
A brief Deſcreption of New York, and the Places thereto adjoyning; with Directions and Advice to ſuch as ſhall go thither: By Dan. Denton.
A Cry for Labourers in Gods Harveſt: Being a Sermon preached at the Funeral of Mr. Ralph Venning: By R. Bragge, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
Chriſtian Directions, ſhewing how to walk with God all the day long: By Tho. Gouge.
The Young M…ns Guide through the Wilderneſs of this World to the Heavenly Canaan: By Tho. Gouge.
Conſcience the beſt Friend upon Earth, or the Happy Effects of keeping a Good Conſcience: By Henry Stubbes.
Patience and its Perfect Work under ſudden and ſore Trials.
Orthodox Paradoxes Theoretical and Experimental, or a Believer clearing Truth by ſeeming Contradictions: With an Appendix of the Triumph of Aſſurance over the Law, Sin, World, Wants, &c. To which is added, The New Command Renewed, or Love one another: With Ten Rules for the right underſtanding of Scripture: By R. Venning, A. M.
An Awakening Call from the Eternal God to the Ʋnconverted, with ſeaſonable Advice to them that are under Convictions, to prevent their miſcarrying in Converſion: By Samuel Corbyn, A. M.
The Triumph of Mercy in the Chariot of Praiſe: A Treatiſe of preventing ſecret and unexpected Mercies, with ſome mixt Reflections: By S. Lee.
FINIS.
End of the text · Richard Alleine, A Rebuke to Backsliders and a Spur for Loiterers (1677)