The Christians Defense Against the Fears of Death, Table of contents – Colophon
A TABLE OF THE CHAPTERS In this BOOK.
CHap. 1. That there is nothing more dreadful than Death, to ſuch as have no hope in God, Page 1.
Chap. 2. That in all the Heathens Philoſophy, there is no ſolid or true comforts againſt the fears and apprehenſions of Death, p. 8.
Chap. 3. Of divers ſorts of Death, with which we muſt incounter, p. 16.
Chap. 4. That Jeſus Chriſt our Lord hath redeemed us from Eternal Death, and by Degrees doth deliver us from a Spiritual Death, p. 22.
Chap. 5. Why we are ſubject to the Corporal or Natural Death, and what advantages we do thereby receive in Jeſus Chriſt, p. 28.
Chap. 6. From whence proceed the Fears of Death, p. 44.
Chap. 7. The firſt Remedy againſt the Fears of Death, is to Meditate often upon it, p. 52.
Chap. 8. The Second Remedy againſt the Fears of Death, is to expect it at every hour, p. 65.
Chap. 9. The Third Remedy againſt the Fears of Death, is to conſider that God hath appointed the time and the manner of our Death, p. 77.
Chap. 10. The fourth Remedy againſt the Fears of Death, is to ſeparate our Hearts from the World, p. 109.
Chap. 11. The fifth Remedy againſt the Fears of Death, is to renounce Vice, and to apply our ſelves to the practice of Piety and Sanctification, Page 147.
Chap. 12. The ſixth Remedy againſt the Fears of Death, is to repoſe our ſelves upon Gods good Providence, p 206.
Chap. 13. The firſt Conſolation againſt the Fears of Death, God will not forſake us in our moſt grievous pangs, p. 267.
Chap. 14, The ſecond Conſolation againſt the Fears of Death, is to look upon God as a Merciful Father, and to truſt upon his infinite goodneſs, p. 296.
Chap. 15. The third Conſolation againſt the Fears of Death, is to repreſent continually unto our ſelves, the Death and Sufferings of our Lord Jeſus Chriſt, and to truſt upon the Merits of his Croſs, p. 315.
Chap. 16. The fourth Conſolation againſt the Fears of Death, is to Meditate often upon our Lord Jeſus Chriſt, as he did lie in his Tomb, p. 335.
Chap. 17. The fifth Conſolation againſt the Fears of Death, is to Meditate upon the Reſurrection of our Lord Jeſus Chriſt, p. 342.
Chap. 18. The ſixth Conſolation againſt the Fears of Death, is the Aſcention of Jeſus Chriſt into Heaven, and his ſitting at the right hand of God, p. 346.
Chap. 19. The ſeventh Conſolation againſt the Fears of Death, is our ſtrict and unſeparable union with Jeſus Chriſt, by the means of his Holy Spirit, and the Firſt Fruits of our Bleſſed Immortality, p. 357.
Chap. 20. The eighth Conſolation, is to conſider that Death frees and delivers us from all the Evils that are in the World, and what we daily ſuffer, p. 375.
Chap. 21. The ninth Conſolation, Death ſhall deliver us from Sin, which we may ſee Reigning in the World, and from the Reliques of our Corruption, p. 391.
Chap. 22. The tenth Conſolation is the Glory and Happineſs of our Souls at their egreſs out of the Body, p. 412.
Chap. 23. The eleventh Conſolation, is the glorious Reſurrection of our Bodies, p. 443.
Chap. 24. The twelfth Conſolation, is the Deſtruction of Death, and the Eternal and moſt Bleſſed Life, which we ſhall injoy both in Soul and Body, after our Reſurrection, Page 486.
The Several Prayers and Meditations, proper for every condition, the devout Reader ſhall find at the end of thoſe Chapters, unto which the Prayers are ſutable.
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FINIS.
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