The Life of Justification Opened, Table of contents – Errata
The Contents of the Chapters.
CHAP. I. THE Introduction to the Work, and the Text Gal 3. 11. opened up. Pag. 1
CHAP. II. Naturally we are inclined to cry up Self in Iustification. 12
CHAP. III. The Doctrine of Iustification should be kept pure with all diligence, and what dangerous expressio…s should be shunned. 15
CHAP. IV. Iustification is so contrived in the Gospel, as man may be abased, and have no ground of boasting. 22
CHAP. V. In Iustification there is a state of Life. 25
CHAP. VI. What mysteries are in Iustification. 34
CHAP. VII. Justification through the Imputed Righteousness of Christ, cleared out of the Old Testament, & the passages vindicated from the exceptions of JOHN GOODWINE. 57
CHAP. VIII. Some passages out of the New Test. confirming the Imputation of Christ's Righteousness, vindicated from the exceptions of JOHN GOODWINE. 66
CHAP. IX. Othen passages of the New Test▪ briefly mentioned, which plead for the Imputation of Christ's Righteousness. 94
CHAP. X. Some Arguments for the Imputation of Christ's Righteousness, vindicated from the exceptions of Mr. JOHN GOODWINE. 98
CHAP. XI. Objections taken out of Scripture by Mr. GOODWINE against the Imputation of the Righteousness of Christ unto Iustification, Answered. 118
CHAP. XII. Some other Objections, proposed by JOHN GOODWINE, examined. 147
CHAP. XIII. Mr. BAXTER's opinion, concerning Imputation, examined. 182
CHAP. XIV. How Christ is our Suretie, & what Mr. BAXTER saith as to this, examined. 202
CHAP. XV. Mr. BAXTER's Answers to some of our Arguments for Imputation, examined. 209
CHAP. XVI. Mr. BAXTER's further opposition to the Imputation of Christ's Righteousness examined. 226
CHAP. XVII. Reasons enforcing the practice of the Truth vindicated. 247
CHAP. XVIII. Some of the Duties of such, as live the life of Iustification, proposed. 254
CHAP. XIX. Of the life of Iustification, as to its continuance. 259
CHAP. XX. The State of Iustification remaineth, notwithstanding aftersins, & punishments. 273
CHAP. XXI. Iustification is by Faith, what this Faith is? and how it is wrought? 280
CHAP. XXII. Our act of Faith is not imputed to us as a Righteousness. 296
CHAP. XXIII. Some Argum, against the Imput▪ of Faith vindicated from the exceptions of I. G. 303
CHAP. XXIV. The Imputation of Faith it self is not proved from Rom. IV. 5. 314
CHAP. XXV. Faith is not our Gospel-Righteousness. 327
CHAP. XXVI. Christ did not procure, by his death, the New Covenant, or the terms thereof. 335
CHAP. XXVII. How Faith is, & may be called a Condition of the New Cov. & of Iustification, how not? 339
CHAP. XXVIII. How Faith is and may be called an Instrument? 346
CHAP. XXIX. What interest Repentance hath in our Iustification: & that it is no Condition of the same. 357
CHAP. XXX. Whether Love, purpose of New Obedience, or Perseverance be Conditions of Iustification. 374
CHAP. XXXI. Gospel-Obedience is not the Condition of Iustification. 383
CHAP. XXXII. Of the Object of Iustifying Faith. 391
CHAP. XXXIII. The Righteousness of Christ is the special Object of Faith in Iustification. 398
CHAP. XXXIV. Faith in Iustification respecteth not in a special manner Christ as a King but as a Priest. 403
CHAP. XXXV. Faith is the only Condition, on our part, of the continuance of Iustification. 414
CHAP. XXXVI. Of the Interest of Repentance in the pardon of after-sins. 426
The Contents of the Appendix.
CHAP. I. IMputation both of Christ's Active & Passive obedience necessarie. 431
CHAP. II. Christ underwent the Curse of the Law. 442
CHAP. III. We must not lean to any Righteousness within us, whereby to be justifyed. 452
CHAP. IV. The Law, by the works whereof Paul denyeth that we are justifyed, is not the Iewish Law. 465
CHAP. V. Works excluded in Iustification, are not only works done before Faith, nor perfect works required in the Law of Innocency, nor outward works only. 473
CHAP. VI. By works, which Paul excludeth, is not meant the merit of Works. 481
CHAP. VII. Iames 2. 14. cleared & vindicated. 486
CHAP. VIII. No countenance given to Justification by works from Iam. 2. 14, &c. 497
CHAP. IX. John … Arguments against the Imputation of Christ's a Active Obedience, examined, with a View of Wende…n's … against it. 506
CHAP. X. The Fathers give Countenance to the Doctrine of Imputation, some Papists approve it. 518
Arguments against Universal Redemption. 526
ERRATA.
PAg. 1. l. 13. for woule read would. p. 2. l. 17. r. Essaies. p. 3. l. 3. r. Essentials. p. 4. l. 4. r. safeguarded. l. 7. r. to be attacqued. l. 39. r. Notions. p. 7. l. 36. r. held forth, l. 41. r. out. p. 8. l. 18. r. just p. 9. l. 11. r. comfort. p. 12. l. 5. r. twig. p. 18. l. 31. r. for in thy sight. p. 20. l. pe…ult. r. laying. p. 21. l. 6. r. expect. p. 24. l. 38. r. oftentimes. p. 28. l. 17. for this, r. his. p. 31. l. 34. for faisty. r. feasting. p. 33. l. 2. for possion. r. possession, l. 9. r. standeth. p. 37, l. 2. r. transgressor. l. 17. r. finned. l. ult. r. bare. p. 38. l. 9. r. notwithstanding. p. 42. l. 8. r. length. l. 31. r. derision. p. 46. l. 6. r. layeth down. l. 18. for of r. if. l. 32. r. Justice. l. 37. r. appeareth. l. 38. r, people. p. 57. l. 10. r. toile. l. 11. r. wages p. 58, l. 23. r. the Nature and Native work. p. 59. l. 30. r. made over unto. p. 60. l. 42. r. than what. p. 69. l. 24. r. Christ's p. 70. l. 33, r. than the Righteousness p. 75. l. ul…. r. foreign. p. 76. l. 1. r. foreign. p. 81. l. 26. r. prosecution. p. 82. lin. 3. à fine. r. Christ. p. 84. l. 20. r. Spirit of the Lord. l. penult. r. believers. l. 85. l. 9. r. of the Moral. p. 90. l. 12. r. and if we be made. p. 91. l. 6. r. all the iniquities. l. 8. r. head of the goat. p. 92. l. 6. r, these words. p. 94. l. 22. dele of. p. 95. l. 1. & 8. r. circumcision. p. 97. l. …. r. suteablenesse. p. 104. l. 36. r. Nor is it. p. 134. l. 25. r. as faith it self. p. 159. l. 30. r. evacuateth. p. 187. l. 24. r. immediate imputation of p. 434. l. 14. r. chargeable. p. 476. l. 37. r. words. p. 501. l. 3. à fine. r. drawn. ibid. r. countenance. p. 512. l. 8 r. repetition. p. 514. l. 24. for hoas. r. how. p. 521. l. 12. r. Frater meus. p. 533. l. 22. r. If not, then he was not. l. 24. r. If he knew, then he knew that they would. l. 28, dele of. l. 32. r. shall he not. p. 537. l. 23. r. not one man. l. 35. r. Priests. p. 538. l. 22, 23. r. but have all their sins charged upon their own score. p. 539 l. 35. r. trespasses. l. 36. r. doubtlesse. p. 541. l. 10. r. fundamentally. l. 14. & 16. r. actual. p. 551. l. 17. r. of all these l. penult. for is r. as.
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