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Books Printed for Tho. Parkhurſt at the Bible and Tbree Crowns at the lower end of Cheapſide, near Mercers-Chappel.
1. SErmons on the whole Epiſtle of the Colloſſians, by John Dallie, Author of the Right uſe of the Fathers, Tranſlated into Engliſh by F. S. with Dr. Goodwins, and Dr. Owens Epiſtles before it.
2. Expoſition of Chriſt's Temptation, and Peter's Sermon to Cornelius, and a Diſcourſe of Circumſpect walking, by Tho. Taylor D. D.
3. An Expoſition on the Third Chapter of the ſecond Epiſtle to the Corinthians, with a Treatiſe of the Godly man's Choice, by Anthony Burges.
4. Forty ſix Sermons on the whole 8th. chapter to the Romans.
5. An Expoſition on Four ſelect Pſalms, viz. The Fourth, the Forty ſecond, the Fifty firſt, the Sixty third, in Forty five Sermons, both by Tho. Horton late of St. Hellens London.
6. The Morning-Lecture againſt Popery, wherein the principal Errors of the Church of Rome are detected and confuted in ſeveral Sermons, at a Morning-Lecture Preached by ſeveral Miniſters of the Goſpel in or near London.
7. An Apology for Religion, by Math. Pool.
8. The Fiery Jeſuit, or an Hiſtorical Collection of the Riſe, Increaſe, Doctrines, and Deeds of the Jeſuits.
9. The Plain man's defence againſt Popery, wherein many Popiſh Doctrines are proved to be flat againſt Scripture.
10. The immortality of the Soul, explained and proved by Scripture and Reaſon, by Tho. Wadſworth.
11. A Diſputation of Original Sin, by Rich. Baxter.
12. Reformation or Ruine, by Tho. Hotchkis.
13. A Diſcourſe of Excuſes, their nature, and danger are diſcourſed, by John Sheffield.
14. The life of John Jeneway.
15. Saints incouragement to diligence in God's ſervice, by James Janeway.
A Catalogue of ſome Books Printed and Sold by Nat. Ponder at the Peacock in the Poultry near Cornhil, and in Chancery-lane near Fleet-Street.
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, &c. With an Expoſition of, and Diſcourſes on the two firſt Chapters of the ſaid Epiſtle to the Hebrews, by John Owen D. D. in Folio.
Exercitations on the Epiſtle to the Hebrews, concerning the Prieſthood of Chriſt; wherein the Original, Cauſes, Nature, Prefigurations, and diſcharge of that holy Office, are explained and vindicated. The nature of the Covenant of the Redeemer, with the call of the Lord Chriſt unto his Office, are declared: and the opinions of the Socinians about it are fully examined, and their oppoſitions unto it, refuted: with a continuation of the expoſition on the third, fourth, and fifth Chapters of the ſaid Epiſtle to the Hebrews, being the ſecond Volumn, by John Owen D. D. in Folio.
ΠΝΕΥΜΑΤΟΛΟΓΙΑ: Or, A Diſcourſe concerning the Holy Spirit, wherein an account is given of his Name, Nature, Perſonality, Diſpenſation, Operations, and Effects: his whole work in the old and new Creation is explained, the Doctrine concerning it vindicated from Oppoſitions and Reproaches. The nature alſo, and neceſſity of Goſpel-Holineſs; the difference between Grace and Morality, or a ſpiritual Life unto God in Evangelical Obedience, and a courſe of Moral Vertues, are ſtated and declared, by John Owen D. D. in Folio.
A diſcourſe of the Nature, Power, Deceit, and Prevalency of the Remainders of Indwelling-Sin in Believers; together with the ways of its working, and means of prevention, by John Owen D. D. in Oct.
The unreaſonableneſs of Atheiſm made manifeſt; in a diſcourſe to a Perſon of Honour, by Sir Charles Wolſeley Baronet, Third Impreſſion.
The Reaſonableneſs of Scripture-belief. A diſcourſe, giving ſome account of thoſe Rational Grounds upon which the Bible is received as the Word of God, written by Sir Charles Wolſely Baronet.
Anti-Sozzo, ſive Sherlociſmus Enervatus: In Vindication of ſome Great Truths Oppoſed, and Oppoſition to ſome Great Errors Maintained, by Mr. William Sherlock.