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The Fountain of Life · John Flavel

The Fountain of Life, Table – Outline

A Table of the Scriptures which are largely or occasionally opened or vindicated in this Treatise.

Genesis.

GEN. 18.19.

p. 607

48.15.

p. 252

Leviticus.

Lev. 1.4.

p. 135

16.12, 13, 14.

p. 153

16.21.

p. 73

Deuteronomy.

Deut. 8.16.

p. 485

21.23.

p. 345

34.10.

p. 97

Chronicles.

2 Chron. 36.12.

p. 65.

1 Samuel.

1 Sam. 2.25.

p. 91

24.16.

p. 410

Iob.

Job 9.33.

p. 85

14.14.

p. 553

22.21.

p. 533

30.4, 5.

p. 395

32.9.

p. 316

Psalm.

Psal. 2.7.

p. 80

4.8.

p. 57

19.7.

p. 106

22.1.

p. 454

22.2.

p. 458

31.5.

p. 497

32.1.

p. 147

Psal. 37.5, 6.

p. 336

39.11.

p. 469

47.5.

p. 565

51.6.

p. 612

68.17.

p. 566

78.25.

p. 272

110.13.

p. 195

103.11.

p. 147

119.56.

p. 605

Proverbs.

Prov. 4.18.

p. 118

23.22.

p. 424

28.24.

p. 422

29.25.

p. 380

Ecclesiastes.

Eccles. 3.16.

p. 323

3.21.

p. 435

7.9.

p. 391

Canticles.

Cant. 3.6.

p. 162

6.5.

p. 535

Isaiah.

Isai. 11.6.

p. 405

30.20, 21.

p. 621

41.17.

p. 464

42.5, 6, 7.

p. 29

49.2, 3, 4, 5.

p. 26

50.5.

p. 31, & 481

50.10.

p. 460

50. ult.

p. 177

53.3.

p. 16

53.7.

p. 385

53.11.

p. 609

53.12.

p. 24, 25

53.21.

p. 521

61.1.

p. 71

62.6.

p. 262

63.7, 8.

p. 607

64.6.

p. 132

Ieremiah.

Jer. 8.1.

p. 517, 518

18.11.

p. 394

31.34.

p. 517, 518

Lamentation.

Lam. 4.21.

p. 284

Daniel.

Dan. 2.17.

p. 107

7.13, 14.

p. 566

11.33, 34.

p. 623

Hosea.

Hos. 2.6.

p. 622

3.3.

p. 76

11.4.

p. 200

13.5, 6.

p. 164

Micah.

Mic. 6.6.

p. 61

Zechariah.

Zech. 11.15.

p. 110

12.10.

p. 335, & 150

13.7.

p. 360

Matthew.

Mat. 2.13.

p. 236

5.16.

p. 80.

6.12.

p. 407

8.4.

p. 489

11.27.

p. 6. & 115

13.3, 4.

p. 102

17.5.

p. 71

22.31.

p. 518

26.40.

p. 287

27.46.

p. 447

27.52.

p. 548

28.2, 3.

p. 547

28.6.

p. 544

Luke.

Luk. 1.34, 35.

p. 547

1.35.

p. 55

4.12, 34.

p. 240

Luk. 10.17, 18.

p. 109

13.33.

p. 314

16.24.

p. 472

22.22.

p. 480

22.41.

p. 280

22.66.

p. 313

23.23.

p. 311

23.27.

p. 326

23.34.

p. 400

23.38.

p. 356

23.43.

p. 430

23.46.

p. 491

24.45.

p. 111

Iohn.

Joh. 1.14.

p. 50. & 228

1.29.

p. 147

5.31.

p. 63

5.43.

p. 64

6.28.

p. 65

6.29.

p. 487

8.36.

p. 201

8.42.

p. 57

8.58.

p. 143

9.4.

p. 69

10.30.

p. 17

12.27.

p. 289

13.14.

p. 230

14.3.

p. 437

16.8.

p. 118

16.10.

p. 483

16.32.

p. 374

17.11.

p. 250

17.19.

p. 69

18.19.

p. 273

19.27.

p. 417

19.28.

p. 463

19.30.

p. 477

19.40, 41.

p. 505

20.17.

p. 561

Acts.

Acts 2.23.

p. 40, 341

2.24.

p. 344

3.22.

p. 96

4.12.

p. 89

4.28.

p. 301

10.42.

p. 588

19.9.

p. 117

Romans.

Rom. 1.4.

p. 549

1.21.

p. 7

2.15.

p. 434

3.25, 26.

p. 171

5.8, 9, 10.

p. 43

5.10.

p. 529

5.15, 17,

p. 181

6.5.

p. 558

8.3.

p. 56, 227

8.4.

p. 484

8.10, 11.

p. 551

8.28.

p. 215

8.32.

p. 41, 45

8.34.

p. 379

9.13.

p. 38.

12.1.

p. 76

1 Corinthians.

1 Cor. 2.2.

p. 1

2.14.

p. 100

2.14, 15.

p. 115

4.11.

p. 245

6.20.

p. 628

8.5.

p. 89

11.29.

p. 78

11.30.

p. 198

12.28.

p. 105

12.31.

p. 308

15.17.

p. 546

15.20.

p. 549

15.43, 44.

p. 552

2 Corinthians.

2 Cor. 3.12.

p. 103

4.3, 4.

p. 119

5.5.

p. 498

5.6, 8.

p. 438

5.14.

p. 128

5.18, 19.

p. 529

5.21.

p. 166

10.5.

p. 192

Gallatians.

Gal. 3.13.

p. 165

2.4.4.

p. 170, 179

4.29.

p. 244

5.3.

p. 237

5.16.

p. 199

5.25.

p. 602

Ephesians.

Eph. 1.13.

p. 67

1.22.

p. 207

3.10.

p. 5

5.2.

p. 144

5.8.

p. 611

6.1.

p. 421

6.16.

p. 247

Philippians.

Phil. 1.6.

p. 486

Phil. 1.29.

p. 364

2.7.

p. 17

2.8.

p. 169, 222

2.9.

p. 541

2.12.

p. 190

3.11.

p. 559

3.21.

p. 63

3.3.

p. 5

Colossians.

Col. 1.10, 11.

p. 588

1.14.

p. 354

1.17.

p. 210

1.18.

p. 549

1.19.

p. 71

3.3.

p. 555

3.10.

p. 4

3.15.

p. 200

1 Thessalonians.

1 Thes. 1.10.

p. 524

4.16.

p. 522, 592

2 Thessalonians.

2 Thes. 3.5.

p. 189

1 Timothy.

1 Tim. 2.5.

p. 82

3.16.

p. 52

5.4.

p. 422

6.9.

p. 307

6.17.

p. 45

2 Timothy.

2 Tim. 1.9.

p. 32

2 Tim. 2.19.

p. 612

2 Tim. 4.16.

p. 379

Hebrews.

Heb. 1.1.

p. 102

1.3.

p. 575

1.14.

p. 213

2.9.

p. 60

2.16.

p. 51, 60

2.17.

p. 55

7.25.

p. 152

7.26.

p. 72

7.27.

p. 74

9.24.

p. 93

9.23.

p. 128

9.14.

p. 140

10.11.

p. 578

10.14.

p. 139

10.20.

p. 93

11.40.

p. 143

12.24.

p. 156

13.8.

p. 143

Iames.

Jam. 1.4.

p. 389

4.5.

p. 413

1 Peter.

1 Pet. 1.6.

p. 306

1.19.

p. 142

2.22, 23.

p. 415

3.13.

p. 405

4.19.

p. 406

1 Iohn.

1 Joh. 1.7.

p. 148

1.9.

p. 176

1 Joh. 2.1.2.

p. 161

3.2.

p. 186

4.10.

p. 39

Iude.

Jude ver. 6.

p. 377, 592.

Revelations.

Rev. 1.13.

p. 144

2.10.

p. 211

3.13.

p. 501

5.6.

p. 157

13.8.

p. 98, 143

22.2.

p. 9

Reader,

THou art desired both to excuse the mis-spellings, mis-pointings, transposings and obscure impressions of several words, especially in the Marginal notes. And to understand, that for brevity sake I have used these marks; for To wit, viz.: for that is, i. e.; for as if he should say, q. d.: And lastly, before thou readest to Correct these more gross mistakes, in which thou wilt do right both to thy self and the Author.

CORRIGENDA.

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Redemption hath 2 parts, viz. meritorious IMPETRATION, Part 1. and efficacious APPLICATION, Part. 2. In the Impetration of it, after a praeliminary commendation of the Subject, Sermon 1. We therein consider,

I. The Redeemer who is considered 2 wayes, viz.

1. As eternally delighting in his Fathers bosome.Serm. 2.

2. As prepared for this work by five eminent qualifications, viz.

1. His Covenant with his Father.Serm. 3.

2. His Fathers donation of him.Serm. 4.

3. His Assumption of our Nature.Serm. 5.

4. His Commission under the great Seal.Serm. 6.

5. His solemn consecration to that Work.Serm. 7.

II. The work of Mediation he came about opened in general.Serm. 8.

III. The Offices fitting him for this work, viz.

1. Prophet as such,

1. Faithfully revealing Gods mind to men.Serm. 9.

2. Opening their understandings to receive it.Serm. 10.

2. Priest in which office are con…iderable,

1. Its general nature and necessity.Serm. 11.

2. Its parts. viz.

1. Oblation.Serm. 12.

2. Intercession.Serm. 13.

3. Its fruits. viz.

1. Satisfaction.Serm. 14.

2. Acquisition.Serm. 15.

3. King whose Kingdom is either,

1. Internal and spiritual.Serm. 16.

2. External and Providential.Serm. 17.

IV. The Execution of them in his double state, viz. of

1. Humiliation, viz. in his

1. Conception and Birth.Serm. 18.

2. Life and Conversation.Serm. 19.

3. Death, wherein we consider,

1. The preparatives to it, by

1. Blessing his Family.Serm. 20.

2. Instituting his Supper.Serm. 21.

3. Prayer in the Garden.Serm. 22.

4. Iudas his Treason.Serm. 23.

5. Tryal and sentence.Serm. 24.

6. Going to Golgotha.Serm. 25.

2. Execution of it on the Cross.Serm. 26.

3. The manner of his suffering it. viz.

1. Innocently.Serm. 27.

2. Solitarily.Serm. 28.

3. Patiently.Serm. 29.

4. Instructively in his 7 last words, viz.

1. Word.Serm. 30.

2. Word.Serm. 31.

3. Word.Serm. 32.

4. Word.Serm. 33.

5. Word.Serm. 34.

6. Word.Serm. 35.

7. Word.Serm. 36.

4. Burial.Serm. 37. In all which, among many others; four great and principal ends were accomplished.Serm. 38.

2. Exaltation in the 4 famous steps or degrees thereof, viz.

1. His wonderful Resurrection.Serm. 39.

2. His Triumphant Ascention.Serm. 40.

3. His Session at Gods right hand.Serm. 41.

4. His coming to judgement.Serm. 42.