A Conciliatory Discourse Upon Crisps Sermons, List of heads
SOME General HEADS. OF Mr. Williams's, Conciliated in this Diſcourſe.
THE Elect are Children of Wrath, till effectually called.
The Filth of Sin not tranſacted on Chriſt.
The Act of laying Sins on Chriſt, is not the Diſcharge of the Elect.
Mens Sins their own, and not Christ's Sins.
Our Sins laid on Chriſt, before he was nailed to the Croſs.
Chriſt not abhorred by the Father.
No change of Perſon between Chriſt and the Elect.
Chriſt's Mediatorial Righteouſneſs not ſubjectively in us, and how imputed.
Believers not as Holy as Chriſt.
The Covenant of Grace explained, and what a Condition is.
The Covenant of Grace Conditional.
Faith not a Perſwaſion that my Sins are pardoned, &c.
Prevailing Enmity, a Hindrance to our preſent Intereſt in Chriſt.
The Elect not united to Chriſt without Faith.
What Ʋnion with Chriſt is.
Juſtification not before Faith.
Repentance neceſſary to Pardon.
Sinners have much to do to be Saved.
The Goſpel hath Threats and Promiſes.
Happineſs and Good Works neceſſary to Salvation.
They are profitable, and God pleaſed, &c.
Our own Good ſhould be intended.
Aſſurance by Goſpel-Marks, and not by an Inward Voice
God Chargeth Sin on Men, and they ſhould repent for repeated Pardon.
Sin may hurt Believers.
God afflicts for Sin.
Sincere Holineſs not Dung.
Chriſt doth not repent, &c. for us.
Conditional Propoſals of Benefits on Terms of Duty, Goſpel-Preaching.
To excite Fear in ſenſe of Danger, not Legal Preaching.
Chriſt more Exalted by the former Truths, than Dr. Criſp's Opinions.
The Free Grace of God not honoured by Dr. Criſp, though more Freeneſs be aſſerted by him, than by theſe Truths.
The END.
End of the text · Thomas Beverley, A Conciliatory Discourse Upon Crisps Sermons (1692)