A Treatise of Death, By the same author
A Catalogue of Books written and publiſhed by the ſame Author.
Theſe next following are to be ſold by Nevil Simmons Bookſeller in Kederminſter.
1 True Chriſtiantiy, or Chriſts Abſolute dominion, and mans neceſſary ſelf-reſignation and Subjection, in two Aſſize Sermons preacht at Worceſter, in 12o.
2 A Sermon of Judgement preached at Pauls, before the Honorable Lord Major and Aldermen of the City of London, Decem. 17. 1654. and now enlarged, in 12o.
3 Making light of Chriſt and Salvation too oft the Iſſue of Goſpel Invitations, manifeſt in a Sermon preached at Lawrence Jury, in London, in 8o.
4 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 8o.
5 Guildas Salvianus, The Reformed Paſtor, ſhewing the nature of the Paſtoral work, eſpecially in private inſtruction and Catechizing, in 8o.
6 Certain Diſputations of Right to Sacraments, and the True Nature of Viſible Chriſtianity, in 4o.
7 Of Juſtification: four Diſputations clearing and amicably defending the Truth, againſt the unneceſſary Oppoſitions of divers Learned and Reverend Brethren, in 4o.
8 A Treatiſe of Converſion, preached and now publiſhed for the uſe of thoſe that are ſtrangers to a true Converſion, eſpecially the groſly Ignorant and Ungodly, in 4o.
9 One ſheet for the Miniſtry againſt the Malignants of all ſorts.
10 A Winding-ſheet for Popery.
11 One ſheet againſt the Quakers.
12 A ſecond ſheet for the Miniſtry, Juſtifying our Calling againſt Quakers, Seekers, and Papiſts, and all that deny us to be t…e Miniſters of Chriſt.
13 D…rections to Juſtices of Peace, eſpecially in Corporations, to the diſcharge of their duty to God; written at the requeſt of a Magiſtrate, and Publiſhed for the uſe of others …hat need it. An open ſtreet.
14 The Crucifying of the world, by the Croſs of Chriſt: With a Preface to the Nobles, Gentlemen, and all the Rich, directing them how they may be Richer, in 4o.
15 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 12o.
16 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 Shepherds Book of Sincerity and Hypocriſie: With the Reasons of his Diſſent in ſome paſſages that came in on the by, in 4o.
17 Directions and Perſwaſions to a ſound converſion. For Prevention of that Deceit and Damnation of Souls, and of thoſe Scandals, Hereſies, and deſperate Apoſtaſies, that are the Conſequents of a Counterfeit or Superficial Change, in 8o.
18 The Grotian Religion Diſcovered, At the invitation of Mr. Thomas Pierce in his Vindication: With a Preface, vindicating the Synod of Dort from the calumnies of the new Tilenus; and David, Peter, &c. and the Puritans, and Sequeſtrations, &c. from the cenſures of Mr. Pierce, in 8o.
Confirmation and Reſtauration, the neceſſary means of Reformation, and Reconcil…ation; for the Healing of the Corruptions and Diviſions of the Churches; Submiſſively, but earneſtly tendered t… the Conſideration of the Sover…ign Powers, Magiſtrates, Miniſters, and People, that they may awake, and be up and doing in the Execution of ſo much as appeareth to be neceſſary, as they are true to Chriſt, his Church and Goſpel, and to their own and others Souls, and to the Peace and Welfare of …he Nations; and as they will anſwer the neglect to Chriſt, at their Peril, in 8o.
19 Five Diſputations of Church-Government, in 4o.
20 A Key for Ca…holicks, To open the Jugling of the Jeſuites, and ſatisfie all that are but truly willing to underſtand, whether the Cauſe of the Roman or Reformed Churches be of God; and to leave the Reader utterly unexcuſable that after this will be a Papiſt.
The firſt Part, Containing ſome Arguments by which the meaneſt may ſee the Vanity of Popery; and 40. Detections of their Fraud; with Directions, and Materials ſufficient for the Confutation of their Voluminous Deceits: particularly refelling B…verius, Richlieu, H. T. Manual, ſome Manuſcripts, &c. with ſome Propoſals for a (hopeleſs) Peace.
The Second Part ſheweth (eſpecially againſt the French, and Grotians) that the Catholick Church is not United in any meerly Humane Head, either Pope or Council, in 4o.
21 A Treatiſe of Self-denia…, in 4o.
Theſe Books following are to be ſold by Thomas Underhill, at the Bible and Anchor in Pauls Church-yard, and by Francis Tyton, at the three Daggers in Fleetſtreet.
22 THe Saints Everlaſting Reſt: Or, A Treatiſe of the bl…ſſed State of the Saints in their enjoyment of God in Glory, in 4o.
23 His Apology, againſt the Exceptions of Mr. Blake.
And the digreſſion of Mr. Kendall.
Animadverſions on a late diſſertation of Ludiomaeus Colvinus, alias, Ludovicus Molina…us.
An admonition to Mr. Eyres: with Mr. Crand…ns Anatomy, in 4o.
24 The unreaſonableneſs of Infidelity, in four parts.
1. The Spirits intrinſick witneſs to the truth of Chriſtianity, with a determination of this queſtion, Whether the miracles of Chriſt and his Apoſtles do oblige thoſe to believe, who never ſaw them?
2. The Spirits internal Witneſs of the truth of Chriſtianity.
3. A Treatiſe of the ſin againſt the Holy Ghoſt.
4. The Arrogancy of Reaſon againſt divine Revelation, repreſſed, in 8o.
25 The Worceſterſhire Petition to the Parliament, for the Miniſtry of England, defended, &c. in 4o.
26 His Holy Common-wealth, Or Political Aphoriſms, opening the true Principles of Government, &c. in 8o.
27 The right Method for a ſetled Peace of Conſcience and Spiritual comfort, in thirty two Directions, in 8o.
28 His Confeſſion of Faith, Eſpecially concerning the Intereſt of Repentance and ſi…cere Obedience to Chriſt, in our Juſtification and Salvation, in 4o.
29 Chriſtian Concord; or the Agreement of the Aſſociated Paſtors and Churches of Worceſterſhire, with his Explication and deſence of it, and his Exhortation to Unity, in 4o.
30 His humble advice: Or the heads of thoſe things which were offered to many Honourable members of Parliament, in 4o.
31 The Quakers Catechiſm, or the Quakers queſtioned, Their queſtions anſwered, and both publiſhed for the ſake of thoſe of them that have not ſinned unto death; And of thoſe ungrounded Novices that are moſt in danger of their ſeduction, in 4o.
32 An account of his preſent Thoughts concerning the Controverſies about the perſeverance of the Saints, in 4o.
33 His Letter to Mr. Drury for Pacification, in 4o.
34 Plain Scripture proof of Infant Church-memberſhip and Baptiſm: being the Arguments prepared for (and partly managed in) the publike diſpute with Mr.Tombes at Bewdly, Jan. 1. 1649, &c. in 4o.
35 The Sa…e Religion; or three Diſputations for the Reformed Catholick Religion, againſt Popery: Proving that Popery is againſt the Holy Scriptures, the Unity of the Catholick Church, the conſent of the ancient Doctors, the plaineſt Reaſon and common judgement of ſenſe it ſelf, in 8o.
36 Catholick Unity: Or, the only way to bring us all to be of one Religion; To be read by ſuch as are offended at the differences in Religion, and are willing to do their part to heal them, in 12o.
37 The true Catholick, and Catholick Church deſcribed: And the vanity of the Papiſts, and all other Schiſmaticks that confine the Catholick Church to their Sect, diſcovered and ſhamed: With an Apologetical Poſtcript againſt the factious Principles and Writings of Mr. T. Malpas, Mr. T. Pierce, Philo-Tilenus, and ſuch others, in 12o.
Beſides his Aphoriſms of Juſtifitation (ſuſpended.)
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