A Defense of the Doctrine of Justification by Faith in Jesus Christ, Publishers advertisement
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BAptism before and after Faith and Repentance, largely discussed; not only in publick disputations managed by many Ministers before thousands of People, but also Mr. Baxter, Dr. Holms, Dr. Featly, Mr. Marshal, Mr. Blake, Mr. Cook, Mr. Cotton, and many others, their arguments for, and against, truly controverted; being a subject very useful in these enquiring Times, for general satisfaction in this Point, so much Controverted; in Folio.
Mr. Hooles Latine and English Grammer, fitted, not onelyonly for the use of Schools, but very useful for any Person that is desirous to learn the Latine Tongue; being a more plain and speedy help, then any yet Extant; The Fifth Edition, in Octavo.
The truth of the Resurrection of the Body, both of the good and bad at the great Day, asserted and proved by God's Word; also the manner and order of their coming forth of their Graves; and the Discourse of the last Judgement, and final conclusion of the World; in Octavo.
Christian Behaviour, being the Fruits of true Christianity, teaching Husbands, Wives, Parents, Children, Masters, Servants, so to walk as to please God; The Third Edition, in Twelves.
Prayer with the Spirit and Understanding; shewing what it is to pray with the Spirit, and with Understanding; The Second Edition, in Twelves.
The young Scholars Pocket-Book, containing the first Rudidiments in Arithmetick, with the Rule of Three: also the way to find the content of Board, Glass, Land, Timber, Stone, Globes, &c. The Third Edition, in Twelves.
One thing is needful; or, a serious Meditation on the four last things, Death, Judgement, Heaven, and Hell: Unto which is added, Abal and Gerizzim, or the Blessing and the Curse; The Third Edition, in Twelves.
Christianity indeed, or the well disciplined Christian, the delight of Christ: shewing how Believers in Christ ought to go in and out before each other, in Gospel order; governing, and being governed, as the children of one father; in Octavo.
Emanuel, or the Doctrine of the Nicene councel, about the God head of Christ, and his two Natures. Also the late vented Socinian Doctrine, f…lly answered and refuted; in Octavo.
The Holy City, or the new Jerusalem, wherein its Godly Light, Walls, Gates, Angels, the manner of their standing are expounded. Also her length and breadth, together with the golden measuring Reed explained, and the glory of all unfolded. Also the numerousness of its Inhabitants, and what the Tree and Water of Life are, by which they are sustained. In Octavo.
Blood for Blood, being an impartial narrative of that late horrid Murder committed by M. C. upon her own and onelyonly beloved child, with several remarkable passages before, and in her imprisonment, and time of execution. In Octavo.
A new and useful Concordance to the Holy Bible, according to the last Translation, containing the most material Scriptures in the Line and Margent of the old and new Testament, together with the chief acceptations of special words; with notes to distinguish the promises, commands, and threatnings, being plainer, and much larger then any of this Volume yet extant. In Octavo, and Twelves. Also to be had bound up with the Bible in both Vollumus. 1. Bunyans. 2. Arminius.
Symtomes of growth, and decay of Godliness in eighty signs of a living and dying Christian, with the causes of decay, and remedies for recovery. The second Edition much enlarged, with the Addition also of Twenty signs largely improved.
The World surveyed; or, a brief account of many remarkable passages, wherein the Omnipotent Works of God are brought to our knowledge, with a relation of that dreadful Famine that befel the memorable City of (Ierusalem,) while Grass, Hay, Leaves, and Barks of Trees, Dogs, Cats, with the dung of Fowl and Beasts, was their desirable Food, worthy to be known and read, of all men.
The Tridentine Gospel, or Papal Creed, made at Trent, and promulgated at Rome, by Pope Pius 4. exhibated and demonstrated to be new, …, and Antichristian. In a Sermon, by W. Ramsay, lately professor of Phylosophy, Priest, and Confessary, and Misonary Preacher of the order of Franciscans, in the Church of Rome, now by God's mercy Minister of the Gospel in the Church of England.
A Letter from Dr▪ Robert Wild, to his friend Mr. I. I. upon occasion of his Majesties declaration of liberty of Conscience. Together with his Poetical Licentia, and a friendly debate between a Conformist, and a Non-conformist.
A true and impartial Narrative of the eminent hand of God, that befel a Quaker and his Family, at the Town of Panton, in Lincoln-shire, who affirmed he was commanded of God, to pronounce Mr. Ralph …ames, preacher of the Gospel, a (Leper.) With a relation of one Mary Brown, that at the hearing of Christ's Humanity preached, was taken speechless, and with a strange manner of swelling or heaving, in the face and breast. Also an impartial account of some remarkable passages of one Charles Baily, another Quaker, who professed himself a Prophet, with his Prophesie and Revelation.
Youths Tragedy, a Poem drawn up by way of a Dialogue between Youth, the Devil, Wisdom, Time, Death, the Soul, &c.
Mr. Bunyans confession of his Faith, and the reason of his practice, or with who, and who not, I can hold Church fellowship, or the Communion of Saints, shewing by divers arguments, that though I dare not Communicate with the open prophane, yet I can with those visable Saints, that differ about Water-Baptism, wherein is also discoursed whether that be the entring Ordinance into fellowship or no.
The life and death of Iames Arminius, and Simon Spiscopius, professors of Livinity; in the University of Leyden in Holland: both of them famous defenders of the Doctrine of God's universal Grace, and sufferers for it.
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End of the text · John Bunyan, A Defense of the Doctrine of Justification by Faith in Jesus Christ (1673)