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THe End of Doctrinal Controverſies which have lately troubled the Churches by reconciling explication without much Diſputing.
The Certainty of the Worlds of Spirits, fully Evinced by unqueſtionable Hiſtories of Apparitions and Witchcrafts, Operations, Voices, &c. proving the Immortality of Souls, the malice and miſery of the Devils, and Damned, and the bleſſedneſs of the Juſtified; both by Mr. Richard Baxter.
The Proteſtant Religion truly ſtated and juſtified by the Late Reverend Divine Mr. Richard Baxter. Whereunto is added by way of an Epiſtle ſome account of the Learned Author, never before publiſhed; by Mr. Matthew Sylvester, and Mr. Daniel Williams.
The Chriſtians Converſe with God, or the inſufficiency and uncertainty of Human Friendſhip, and the improvement of Solitude in Converſe with God; with ſome of the Authors Breathings after him; by Mr. Richard Baxter, Recommended to the Readers ſerious thoughts when at the Houſe of Mourning and Retirement; by Mr. Matthew Sylvester.
A Plea for Scripture Ordination, or, Ten Arguments from Scripture and Antiquity, proving Ordination by Presbyters without Biſhops to be valid▪ by J. Owen, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
To which is prefix'd an Epiſtle by the Reverend Mr. Daniel Williams.
The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in the contrivance and accompliſhment of Mans Redemption by the Lord Jeſus Chriſt; or Diſcourſes, wherein is ſhewed how the Wiſdom, Mercy, Juſtice, Holineſs, Power, and Truth of God are glorified in that great and bleſſed work; by William Bates, D. D.
The Chriſtian Laver, or a Diſcourſe opening the Nature of Participation with, and Demonſtrating the Neceſſity of Purification by Chriſt, by T. Cruſo—
The Duty and Bleſſing of a Tender Conſcience plainly ſtated, and earneſtly recommended to all that regard acceptance with God, and the proſperity of their Souls, by the ſame Author.
Four Sermons on various Occaſions, by the ſame Author.
Some Paſſages of the Life and Death of the Right Honourable John Earl of Roch…ſter, written by his own direction on his Death-Bed; by Gilbert Lord Biſhop of Sarum.
Practical Reflections on the late Earthquakes in Jamaica, England, Sicily, Malta, &c. Anno 1692. with a particular Hiſtorical Account of thoſe and divers other Earthquakes; by John S…ower.
Earthquakes explained, and practically improved, occaſioned by the Earthquake on September the 8th, 1692. in London, many other parts in England, and Beyond-ſea; by Thomas Doolittle, M. A.
A Practical Diſcourſe of Silence and Submiſſion, ſhewing that good Men ſhould poſſeſs their Souls in patience under the ſevereſt Providences, and particularly in the loſs of Dear Relations; Preached at St. Thoma's Hoſpital Southwark, by William Hughes, Hoſpitaler there.
The Changeableneſs of this World, with reſpect to Nations, Families, and particular Perſons, with a practical Application thereof to the various Conditions of this Mortal Life, in a Funeral Diſcourſe occaſioned by the Death of Mr. Edmond Hill, who dyed April 16. 1692. by Timothy Rogers, M. A.
The Mourners Memorial in two Sermons on the death of the truly Pious Mrs. Suſanna Soame, late Wife of Bartholomew Soame of Thurlow, Eſquire, who Deceaſed February the 14th, 1691/2. With ſome account of her Life and Death, by Timothy Wright, and Robert Fleming, Miniſters of the Goſpel.
Mr. William Oughtred's Key of the Mathematicks, newly Tranſlated from the beſt Edition, with Notes rendring it eaſie and intelligible to leſs skillful Readers; in which alſo ſome Problems left unanſwered by the Author are Reſolved; abſolutely neceſſary for all Gaugers, Surveyors, Gunners, Military Officers, Mariners, &c. Recommended by Mr. E. Halley, Fellow of the Royal Society.
Barbarian Cruelty, being a true Hiſtory of the Diſtreſſed Condition of the Chriſtian Captives, under the Tyranny of Mully Iſhmael Emperor of Morocco, &c. by Francis Brooks.
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