Twenty-Four Sermons, Publishers note
BOOKS Printed for Thomas Parkhurſt, at the Bible and Three-Crowns in Cheapſide, near Mercers-Chapel.
FOrty Nine Sermons on the whole Epiſtle of the Apoſtle Paul to the Coloſſians, by Monſieur Daille, Miniſter of the Reformed Church in Paris. Folio.
Sermons and Diſcourſes on ſeveral Divine Subjects; by the late Reverend and Learned David Clarkſon, B. D. and ſometime Fellow of Clare-Hall, Cambridge. Folio.
A Body of Practical Divinity, conſiſting of above One hundred ſeventy ſix Sermons on the Leſſer Catechiſm of the Aſſembly of Divines at Weſtminſter; by Tho. Watſon, formerly Miniſter of Stephen Walbrook. Folio.
The Support of the Faithful in Times of Perſecution; or a Sermon Preach'd in the Wilderneſs to the poor Proteſtants in France. By M. Brouſſon, an Eminent Miniſter, who was broke upon the Wheel at Montpelier, Novem. 6. 1698. Quarto.
The Fountain of Life opened, or a Diſplay of Chriſt in his Eſſential and Mediatoral Glory; containing Forty two Sermons on various Texts. Wherein the Impetration of our Redemption by Jeſus Chriſt is orderly unfolded, as it was begun, carried on, and finiſhed by his Covenant Tranſaction, myſterious Incarnation, ſolemn Call and Dedication, bleſſed Offices, deep Abaſement and Supereminent Advancement.
A Treatiſe of the Soul of Man, wherein the Divine Original, excellent and immortal Nature of the Soul are opened; its Love and Inclination to the Body, with the neceſſity of its Separation from it, conſidered and improved. The Exiſtence, Operations and States of ſeparated Souls both in Heaven and Hell immediately after Death, aſſerted, diſcuſſed, and variouſly applied. Divers knotty and difficult Queſtions about departed Souls both Philoſophical and Theological, ſtated and determined.
The Method of Grace in bringing home the Eternal Redemption, contrived by the Father, and accompliſhed by the Son, through the Effectual Application of the Spirit unto God's Elect, being the ſecond Part of Goſpel Redemption.
The Divine Conduct or Myſtery of Providence, its Being and Efficacy aſſerted and vindicated; all the Methods of Providence in our courſe of Life opened, with Directions how to apply and improve them.
Navigation ſpiritualiz'd, or a New Compaſs for Seamen, conſiſting of Thirty Two Points of pleaſant Obſervations, profitable Applications, ſerious Reflections, all concluded with ſo many ſpiritual Poems, &c.
A Saint indeed, the great Work of a Chriſtian.
A Touchſtone of Sincerity, or Signs of Grace, and Symptoms of Hypocrifie, being the ſecond Part of the Saint indeed.
A Token for Mourners, or Boundaries for Sorrow for the Death of Friends.
Husbandry ſpiritualiz'd; or the Heavenly uſe of Earthly Things. All theſe Ten by Mr. John Flavell.
A Funeral Sermon on the Death of that Pious Gentlewoman Mrs Judith Hammond, late Wife of the Reverend Mr. George Hammond, Miniſter of the Goſpel in London.
Of Thoughtfulneſs for the Morrow. With an Appendix concerning the immoderate Deſire of foreknowing Things to come.
Of Charity in reference to others Mens ſins.
The Redeemers Tears wept over loſt Souls, in a Treatiſe on Luke 19.41, 42. With an Appendix, wherein ſomewhat is occaſionally Diſcourſed concerning the Sin againſt the Holy Ghoſt, and how God is ſaid to Will the Salvation of them that Periſh.
A Sermon directing what we are to do after a ſtrict Enquiry whether or no we truly Love God.
A Funeral Sermon for Mrs Eſther Sampſon, late Wife of Mr. Henry Sampſon, Doctor of Phyſick, who died Nov. 24. 1689.
The Carnality of Religious Contention. In two Sermons Preach'd at the Merchants Lecture in Broadſtreet.
A calm and ſober Enquiry concerning the Poſſibility of a Trinity in the Godhead.
A Letter to a Friend, concerning a Poſtſcript to the Defence of Dr. Sherlock's Notion of the Trinity in Unity, relating to the calm and ſober Enquiry upon the ſame Subject.
A View of that Part of the late Conſiderations Addreſt to H. H. about the Trinity. Which concerns the ſober Enquiry on that Subject.
A Sermon preach'd on the late Day of Thankſgiving, Decemb. 2. 1697. To which is prefix'd Dr. Bates's Congratulatory Speech to the King. All theſe Eleven by Mr. John Howe.
The Good of Early Obedience, or the Advantage of bearing the Yoke of Chriſt betimes. Octavo.
The Almoſt Chriſtian, or the falſe Profeſſor Tried and Caſt. Duodecimo.
Spiritual Wiſdom improved againſt Temptation. Duodecimo.
The Viſion of the Wheels ſeen by the Prophet Ezechiel. Quarto.
A Sermon of Unity, or Two Sticks made one. Quarto. All Five by Matth. Mead, Paſtor of a Church of Chriſt at Stepney.
Diſcourſes upon the Rich Man and Lazarus. Octavo.
Three laſt Sermons of Mr. Cruſo; To which is added a Sermon on Novemb. 5. 1697. Octavo. Both by Tim. Cruſo, M. A.
His Funeral Sermon, preach'd by Matth. Mead. Quarto.
The Life and Death of Mr Philip Henry, Miniſter of the Goſpel at Whitchurch, in Shropſhire, who died June 24. 1696. Recommended by Dr. Bates.
David Jones's Sermon in Ember-Week, preached before the Univerſity of Oxford.
The Qualifications requiſite, towards the Receiving a Divine Revelation. A Sermon preached in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, January the 2d. 1699. Being the Firſt, for this Year, of the Lecture, Founded by the Honourable Robert Boyle, Eſq; By Samuel Bradford, M. A. Rector of St. Mary le Bow.
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