Penitent Confession and Vindication in Answer to a Book, Publishers advertisement
A Catalogue of Mr. Richard Baxter's Books, ſold by Tho. Parkhurſt, at the Bible and Three Crowns, near Mercers Chapel, at the Lower End of Cheapſide.
Folio.
1. Mr. Baxter's CHRISTIAN DIRECTORY: Or, Caſes of Conſcience.
2.—Catholick Theology.
3.—Methodus Theologiae.
Quarto.
4.—Saints Everlaſting Reſt.
5.——Church-Hiſtory.
6.——Hiſtory of Councils, Second Part.
7.—His Treatiſe of Epiſcopacy.
8.——Annotations on the New Teſtament.
9.——Life of Faith.
10.—Naked Popery.
11.—Apology for Nonconformiſts.
12.—Anſwer to Dodwell, and Dr. Sherlock.
13.—Second Defence of Nonconformiſts, againſt Dr. Stillingfleet.
14.—Catholick Communion: In Six ſeveral Controverſies.
15.—Which is the True Church.
16.—Moral Prognoſtication.
17.—Search for Engliſh Schiſmaticks.
18.—Farewell-Sermon.
19.—Alderman Aſhurſt's Funeral-Sermon.
20.—Mr. John Corbet's Funeral-Sermon.
Octavo.
21.—Treatiſe of Self-denial.
22.—His Catechiſm for Families: Or, Teacher of Houſeholders.
23.—Spiritual Comfort. In Thirty two Directions.
24.—Directions for Weak, Diſtemper'd Chriſtians.
25. Mr. Baxter's Treatiſe of Juſtification, Imputation of Righteouſneſs, and Imputation of our Parents Sins; againſt the Accuſations of Dr. Tully.
26.—A full and eaſie Satisfaction, which is the true and ſafe Religion.
27.——The Cure of Church-Diviſions.
28.——The Certainty of Chriſtianity, without Popery.
29.—A Key for Catholicks, to open the Jugling of the Jeſuite.
30, 31.—Two Treatiſes of Death and Judgment.
32.—The Defence of the Nonconformiſts Plea for Peace: Or, An Account of the Matter of their Nonconformity. Againſt Mr. J. Cheyny's Anſwer.
33.—A Defence of the Principles of Love.
34.—More Reaſons for Infants Church-Memberſhip. In Anſwer to Mr. Tombs.
35.—Immortality of the Soul.
36.—More Reaſons for the Chriſtian Religion.
37, 38.—Two Diſputations of Original Sin.
39.—Mr. Stubbs his Funeral-Sermon.
Theſe Under-written are lately Printed.
Quarto.
1. Mr. Baxter's ENgliſh Nonconformity sa under King Charles II. and King James II. truly Stated and Argued.
2.—A Treatiſe of Knowledge and Love compared. In two Parts. I. Of falſly pretended Knowledge. II. Of true ſaving Knowledge and Love.
3.—The Glorious Kingdom of Chriſt deſcribed, and clearly vindicated.
4.—A Reply to Mr. Thomas Beverly's Anſwer to my Reaſons againſt his Doctrine of the Thouſand Years Middle Kingdom, and Converſion of the Jews.
5.—Of National Churches, their Deſcription, Inſtitution, Uſe, Preſervation, Danger, Maladies, and Cure, partly applied to England.
6.—Church-Concord: Containing, I. A Diſſuaſive from unneceſſary Diviſions and Separation; and the real Concord of the moderate Independents with the Presbyterians, inſtanced in Ten ſeeming Differences. II. The Terms neceſſary for Concord amongſt all true Churches and Chriſtians.
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