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A Golden Key to Open Hidden Treasures · Thomas Brooks

A Golden Key to Open Hidden Treasures, Title page

A GOLDEN-KEY TO OPEN Hidden Treaſures, OR Several great Points, that refer to the Saints preſent bleſſedneſs, and their future happineſs, with the reſolution of ſeveral important queſtions.

Here you have alſo The Active and Paſſive Obedience of Chriſt vindicated and improved, againſt men of corrupt minds, &c. Who boldly, in Pulpit and Preſs, contend againſt thoſe glorious Truths of the Goſpel.

You have farther Eleven ſerious ſingular Pleas, that all ſincere Chriſtians may ſafely and groundedly make, to thoſe ten Scriptures in the Old and New Teſtament, that ſpeak of the general Judgment, and of that particular Judgment, that muſt certainly paſs upon them all immediately after death,

The Godhead and Manhood of Chriſt, is here largely proved, and improved againſt all Gainſayers, by what names and titles ſoever they are diſtinguiſhed and known among us. Several things concerning Hell, and helliſh torments, opened, cleared and improved againſt all Atheiſts, and all others that boldly aſſert, that there is no Hell, but what is in us. Some other points of importance are here cleared and opened, which other Authors (ſo far as the Author hath read) have paſſed over them in great ſilence, all tending to the confirmation of the ſtrong, and ſupport, peace, comfort, ſettlement and ſatisfaction of poor, weak, doubting, trembling, ſtaggering Chriſtians.

By Tho. Brooks late Preacher of the Goſpel, at Margarets-New-Fiſh-ſtreet.

LONDON, Printed for Dorman Newman, at the King's-Arms in the Poultrey; and at the Ship and Anchor, at the Bridg-foot, on Southwark ſide, 1675.