Londons Lamentation, Publishers note 1 – Publishers note 3
Theſe Books following are to be ſold by Nathaniel Ponder, at the Peacock in Chancery-Lane.
Exercitations on the Epiſtle to the Hebrews, alſo concerning the MESSIAH.
WHerein the Promiſes concerning him to be a Spiritual Redeemer of Mankind, are Explained and Vindicated.
His Coming, and Accompliſhment of his Work according to the Promiſes, is proved and confirmed.
The Perſon, or who he is, is declared.
The whole Oeconomy of the Moſaical Law, Rites, Worſhip, and Sacrifices, is explained.
And in all, the Doctrine of the Perſon, Office, and Work of the Meſſiah, is opened; The nature and demerit of the firſt ſin is unfolded; The Opinions and Traditions of the Antient and Modern Jews are examined; Their Objections againſt the Lord Chriſt and the Goſpel are anſwered: The time of the coming of the Meſſiah is ſtated: And the great fundamental Truths of the Goſpel vindicated.
With an Expoſition and Diſcourſes on the Two Firſt Chapters of the ſaid Epiſtle to the Hebrews By J. Owen, D. D. in Folio.
Times of the Bible: Veyled in Cubits, Shekels, Talents, Furlongs, Chapters, Verſes, Letters, of the Scripture: With the Dayes, Hours, Watches, Weeks, and Moneths of the Jewiſh Year: By J. S. in Quarto.
A Practical Expoſition on the 130th. Pſalm. Wherein the Nature of the Forgiveneſs of Sin is declared, the truth and reality of it aſſerted. And the Caſe of a Soul diſtreſſed with the Guilt of Sin, and relieved by a diſcovery of Forgiveneſs with God, is at large diſcourſed. By John Owen, D. D. John 5. 39. Search the Scriptures: in Quarto.
Books Printed and are to be ſold by John Hancock. at his Shop over againſt Greſham Colledge, in Biſhopsgate-ſtreet, next to the White Lyon at Great St. Hellins Gate, and at the firſt Shop in Popes-head-Alley next to Cornhill, at the Sign of the Three Bibles.
TWelve Books lately publiſhed by Mr. Thomas Brooks, late Preacher of the Goſpel at Margarets N…w-Fiſh▪Street.
1 Precious Remedies againſt Satans Devices: Or, Salve for Believers and Unbelievers ſores; being a companion for thoſe that are in Chriſt, or out of Chr…ſt, that ſlight or neglect Ordinances, under a pretence of living above them; that are growing in ſpirituals, or decaying; tha… are tempted, or deſerted; afflicted, or oppoſed; that have aſſurance, or want it; on 2 Cor. 2. 11.
2 Heaven on Earth: Or, A ſerious Diſcourſe touching a well grounded Aſſurance of mans everlaſting happineſs and bleſſedneſs; diſcovering the nature of aſſurance, the poſſibility of attaining it, the Cauſes, Springs and Degrees of it, with the reſolution of ſeveral weighty Q…eſtions on the 8. of the Romans 32, 33. 34. verſes.
3 The unſearchable Riches of Chriſt: Or, Me…t for ſtrong Men, and Milk for Babes, held forth in two and twenty Sermons, from Epheſ. 3. 8. Preached on his Lecture nights at Fiſh-ſtreet-hill.
4 His Apples of Gold for young Men and Women: And, A Crown of Glory for Old men and Women: Or the Happineſs of b…ing Good betimes, and the Honour of being an Old Diſciple, clearly and fully diſcovered, and cloſely and faithfully applyed. With the young mans Objections anſwered, and the old mans doubts reſolved.
5 A String of Pearls: Or, The beſt things reſerved till laſt, delivered in a Sermon Preached in London, June 8. 1657. at the Funeral of (that Triumphant Saint) Mrs. Mary Blake, late Wife to his worthy Friend Mr. Nicholas Blake, Merchant.
6 The Mute Chriſtian: with Soveraign Antidotes againſt the moſt miſerable Exigents: Or, A Chriſtian, with an Olive-leaf in his mouth, when he is under the greateſt afflictions, the ſharpeſt and ſoreſt tryals …nd troubles, the ſaddeſt and darkeſt providences and changes: with Anſwers to divers Queſtions and Objections that are of great importance: all tending to win and work ſouls to be ſtill, quiet, calm, and ſilent, under all changes, that have, …r that may paſs upon them in this world, &c. Lately printed and diſcompoſed to all afflicted, diſtreſſed, diſſatisfied, diſquieted, and diſcompoſed Chriſtians throughout the world.
7 An Ark for all Gods Noahs in a ſtormy day. Wherein is ſhewed the tranſ…endent excellency of a Believers portion, on Lament. 3. 24.
8 The Cromn and Glory of Chriſtianity: Or, Hol…ſs the only way to Happineſs, diſcovered in 48 S…mons on H…b. 12. 14.
9 The Privy Key of Heaven: Or, A Diſcourſe of Cloſet Prayer, Twenty Arguments for it, with the reſolution of ſeveral Q…eſtions, &c.
10 A Heavenly Cordial for all that have had, or have eſcaped the Plague, &c.
11 Newly publiſhed, A Cabinet of choice Jewels; or, a Box of precious Ointment. Being a plain Diſcovery of what men are worth for Eternity, and how 'tis like to go with them in another World.
12 There is now publiſhed a New Treatiſe written by Mr. Thomas Brooks, called, Londons Lamentations: Or, A ſober ſerious diſcourſe concerning the late fiery diſpenſation, wherein the procuring cauſes, and the final cauſes of that dreadful diſpenſation are laid open, with the duties that are incumbent, both upon thoſe who have been burnt up, and upon thoſe who have eſcaped thoſe conſuming flames; with thirteen ſupports, to bear up the hearts of ſuch as have been ſufferers: Here are many great Objections anſwered, and many weighty Queſtions reſolved, and variety of Arguments to prove, that a little that the righteous man hath, is bet…r …han the riches of the wicked; with ſeveral other points of grand importance, all tending to the cooling, quieting, ſet…ling, refreſhing, upholding and comforting of all that have been ſuff…rers by the late fiery cal…mity.
The Godly Mans Ark: Or, City of Refuge, in the day of his diſtreſs, diſcovered in divers Sermons. The firſt of which was Preached at the Funeral of Mrs. Eliz…beth Moor.
Whereunto are annexed Mrs. Moors Evidences for Heaven, compoſed and collected by her in the time of her health, for her comfort in the time of ſickneſs: By Edmund Calamy, B. D. and Paſtor of the Church at Aldermanbury.
A Book of Short-Writing, the moſt eaſie, exact, lineal, and ſpeedy method, ſitted to the meaneſt capacity: compoſed by Maſter Theophilus Me…calf, Profeſſor of the ſaid Art.
Alſo a School-maſter, explaining the Rules of the ſaid Book, with many new additions, very uſeful.
Another Book of Short-hand, by Tho. Croſs.
A Copy-book of the neweſt and moſt uſeful Hands, with Rules whereby thoſe that can read, may quickly learn to write: To which is added, brief directions for true ſpelling and Cyphering, and making divers ſorts of Ink.
An excellent new Book of Mr. Ralph Vennings, entituled, Sin the Plague of Plagues: or, Sinful Sin the worſt of Evils.
All Printed for, and are to be ſold by John Hancock at the firſt Shop in Popes-Head-Al…ey in Cornhill, at the ſign of the three Bibles, or at his Shop in Biſhops-Gate-Street, near great St. Hellins, over againſt Greſham-Colledge, 1670.
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A Brief Declaration and Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity.
As alſo of the Perſon and Satisfaction of Chriſt. Accommodated to the Capacity and Uſe of ſuch as may be in danger to be ſeduced: and the eſtabliſhment of the Truth. John 5. 39. Search the Scriptures. By John Owen, D. D. in Twelves.
The Ʋnreaſonableneſs of Atheiſme. Made manifeſt in a Diſcourſe to a Perſon of Honour: By Sir Charles Wolſeley Barronet. The Second Edition Reviſed and Enlarged by the Author: in Large Octavo.
There is now publiſhed a New Treatiſe written by Mr. Thomas Brooks, called Londons Lamentations: Or, A ſober ſerious Diſcourſe concerning the late fiery diſpenſation, wherein the procuring cauſes, and the final cauſes of that dreadful diſpenſation are laid open, with the duties that are incumbent, both upon thoſe who have been burnt up, and upon thoſe who have eſcaped thoſe conſuming flames; with thirteen ſupports, to bear up the hearts of ſuch as have been ſufferers: Here are many great Objections anſwered, and many weighty Queſtions reſolved; and variety of Arguments to prove, that a little that the righteous man hath, is better than the riches of the wicked; with ſeveral other points of grand importance, all tending to the cooling, quieting, ſetling, refreſhing, upholding and comforting of all that have been ſufferers by the late fiery calamity.
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