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A Body of Practical Divinity, conſiſting of above one hundred ſeventy ſix Sermons on the leſſer Catechiſm compoſed by the Reverend Aſſembly of Divines at Weſtminſter: With a Supplement of ſome Sermons on ſeveral Texts of Scripture. By Tho. Watſon, formerly Miniſter at St. Stephen's Walbrook, London.
A Paraphraſe on the New Teſtament, with Notes, doctrinal and practical. By plainneſs and brevity fitted to the Uſe of Religious Families, in their daily Reading of the Scriptures; and of the younger and poorer ſort of Scholars and Miniſters, who want fuller helps. With an Advertiſement of Difficulties in the Revelations. By the Late Reverend Mr. Rich. Baxter.
Six hundred of ſelect Hymns and Spiritual Songs collected out of the Holy Bible. Together with a Catechiſm, the Canticles, and a Catalogue of Vertuous Women. The Three laſt hundred of ſelect Hymns collected out of the Pſalms of David. By William Barton, A. M. late Miniſter of St. Martins in Leiceſter.
Spiritual Songs: Or Songs of Praiſe to Almighty God upon ſeveral occaſions. Together with the Song of Songs, which is Solomon's: Firſt turn'd, then paraphraſed in Engliſh Verſe. By John Maſon.
Penitential Cries, in Thirty two Hymns. Begun by the Author of the Songs of Praiſe and Midnight Cry; and carried on by another hand.
Sacramental Hymns collected (chiefly) out of ſuch paſſages of the N. Teſtament as contain the moſt ſuitable matter of Divine Praiſes in the Celebration of the Lord's Supper. To which is added one Hymn relating to Baptiſm, and another to the Miniſtry. By J. Boyſe. With ſome by other hands.
A Collection of Divine Hymns upon ſeveral occaſions; ſuited to our common Tunes, for the uſe of Devout Chriſtians, in ſinging forth the Praiſes of God.
The Pſalms of David in Metre: Newly tranſlated and diligently compared with the Original Text and former Tranſlations: More plain, ſmooth, and agreeable to the Text than any heretofore.
Of …ee Juſtification by Chriſt. Written firſt in Latine by John Fox, Author of the Book of Martyrs, againſt Oſorius, &c. And now Tranſlated into Engliſh, for the benefit of thoſe who love their own Souls, and would not be miſtaken in ſo great a Point.
An Earneſt Call to Family-Religion: Or a Diſcourſe concerning Family-Worſhip. Being the ſubſtance of Eighteen Sermons. Preached by Samuel Slater, A. M. Miniſter of the Goſpel.
The Preaching of Chriſt; and the Priſon of God, as the certain Portion of them that reject Chriſt's Word. Opened in ſeveral Sermons on 1 Pet. 3. 19. By Samuel Tomlyns, M. A. and Miniſter of the Goſpel of Chriſt in Marleborough.
Ornaments for the Daughters of Zion: Or the character and happineſs of a Virtuous Woman; in a Diſcourſe which directs the Female Sex how to expeſs the Fear of God in every Age and State of their Life; and obtain both Temporal and Eternal Bleſſedneſs. Written by Cotton Mather.
The Confirming Work of Religion, and its great things made plain by their primary Evidences and Demonſtrations; whereby the meaneſt in the Church may ſoon be made able to render a rational account of their Faith.
The preſent Aſpect of our Times, and of the Extraordinary Conjunction of things therein; in a Rational View and Proſpect of the ſame, as it reſpects the publick hazard and ſafety of Brittain in this day. Theſe two laſt by Robert Fleming, Author of the Fulfilling of the Scriptures, and Miniſter at Rotterdam.
England's Alarm: Being an account of God's moſt conſiderable Diſpenſations of Judgment and Mercy towards theſe Kingdoms, for 14 years laſt paſt; and alſo of the ſeveral ſorts of Sins and Sinners therein; eſpecially the Murmurers againſt this Preſent Government. With an Earneſt Call to ſpeedy Humiliation and Reformation, and Supplication, as the chief means of proſpering their Majeſties Councels and Preparations. Dedicated to the King and Queen.
A Family-Altar Erected to the honour of the Eternal God: Or, a ſo emn Eſſay to promote the Worſhip of God in Private Houſes: Being ſome Meditations on Gen 3. 5, 2. 3. With the Beſt Entail, or Dying Parents Living Hopes for their Surviving Children, grounded upon the Covenant of God's Grace with Believers and their Seed. Being a ſhort Diſcourſe on 2 Sam. 23. 5. By Oliver Heywood Miniſter of the Goſpel.
The Goſpel Myſtery of Sanctification opened in ſundry practical Directions, ſuited eſpecially to the caſe of thoſe who labour under the guilt and power of In-dwelling ſin. To which is added a Sermon of Juſtification. By Walter Marſhall Miniſter of the Goſpel, &c.
Death improved, and immoderate Sorrow for Deceaſed Friends & Relations reproved. Wherein you have many Arguments againſt Immoderate Sorrow, and many profitable Leſſons which we may learn from ſuch Providences. By E Bury, formerly Miniſter of Great Bolas in Shropſhire, Author of the Help to Holy Walking, and the Husbandman's Companion, &c.
The Poor Man's Help, and Young Man's Guide: Containing, 1. Doctrinal Inſtructions for the right informing of his Judgment. 2. Practical Directions for the general courſe of his Life. 3. Particular Advices for the well managing of every day with reference to his Natural Actions; Civil Employments, Neceſſary Recreations, Religious Duties, particular Prayer, Publick in the Congregation, Private in the Family, Secret in the Cloſet, Reading the holy Scriptures, Hearing the Word Preached, and Receiving the Lord's Supper. By William Burkitt, M. A. of Pembrook-Hall in Cambridge, and now Vicar of Dedham in Eſſex, and Author of the practical Diſcourſe of Infant-Baptiſm.
A plain Diſcourſe about raſh and ſinful Anger; as a help for ſuch as are willing to be relieved againſt ſo ſad and too generally prevailing Diſtemper even amongſt Profeſſors of Religion; being the ſubſtance of ſome Sermons Preached at Mancheſter. By Henry Newcome, M. A. and Miniſter of the Goſpel there, and Author of the Improvement of Sickneſs.
The Rod or the Sword, the preſent Dilemma of the Nations of England, Scotland and Ireland, conſidered, argued and improved on Ezek. 21. 14. By a true Friend to the Proteſtant Intereſt, and the Proteſtant Government.
A Preſent for ſuch as have been Sick and are recovered: Or, a Diſcourſe concerning the Good that comes out of the Evil of Affliction: Being ſeveral Sermons Preached after his being raiſed from a Bed of Languiſhing. By Nathaniel Vincent, M. A. and Author of the Converſion of the Soul. The true Touchſtoue of Grace and Nature. Diſcourſe of Conſcience. Treatiſe of Prayer and Love, &c.
Some paſſages in the Holy Life and Death of the Late Reverend Mr. Edmund Trench, moſt of them drawn out of his own Diary. Publiſhed by Joſeph Boyſe Miniſter in Dublin.
Advice to an Only Child, or Excellent Counſel to all Young Perſons, containing the ſum and ſubſtance of Experimental and Practical Divinity. Written by an Eminent and Judicious Divine, for the private uſe of an Only Child. Now made publick for the benefit of all.
An account of the Bleſſed Trinity, argued from the Nature and Perfection of the Supream Spirit, coincident with the Scripture Doctrine, in all the Articles of the Catholick Creeds; together with its Myſtical, Foederal, and Practical Uſes in the Chriſtian Religion. By William Burrough Rector of Cheyns in Bucks.
A Diſcourſe of Juſtification, being the ſum of Twenty Sermons. By Walter Croſs, M. A.
Practical Diſcourſes on Sickneſs and Recovery.
A Diſcourſe concerning Trouble of mind; in three parts. By Timothy Rogers, M. A. Alſo a Treatiſe of Conſolation, by the ſame Author.
A plain and Familiar Diſcourſe on the Sacrament. By Biſhop Kidder.
Roberts on the Sacrament.
Vines on the Sacrament.
Day's Sacramental Catechiſm.
Doolittle's Second Part of the Diſcourſe on the Sacrament, concerning Chriſt's Sufferings.
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