Christs Tears for Jerusalems Unbelief, Table of contents – Errata

Christs Tears for Jerusalems Unbelief · Table of contents – Errata

A TABLE OF CONTENTS.

BOOK I. Chriſt's Lamentation over Jeruſalem.

CHAP. I. An Explication of Luke 19. 41. Pag. 1

THe Contexture of the words, Pag. 2.

And when he was come near, 3.

He beheld the Citie, 4, 5.

And wept over it. 6, 7, 8.

Chap. 2. The moſt ſolemne Profeſſion without Sinceritie wil not ſatisfie Chriſt, 9—13.

Chap. 3. Previous, and General Obſervations, 13.

Chap. 4. Church-ſins bring Church-ruines, 17.

Evil of doing brings the evil of ſuffering, 18.

Sin in itſelf the worſt evil. 19.

Chap. 5. A numeration of Jeruſalem's ſins, 22.

1. Ʋnbelief a Church-ruinating Sin, Ibid.

2. Carnal Preſumtion, 24.

3. Spiritual Pride, 27.

4. Carnal Securitie, 29-31.

5. Carnal Confidence, 32.

6. Earthly-mindednes, Pag. 33.

7. Ʋnfruitfulneſſe, 34.

8. Perſecution of the Prophets, 35.

9. Want of Reformation, 36.

10. Impenitence, 37.

11. Apoſtaſie, 38.

Chap. 6. Divine wrath the effective Cauſe of Jeruſalem's Ruines. 40.

The effects of Divine wrath on Jeruſalem, 43.

1. Temporal jugements, Ibid.

2. Spiritual jugements, 45, 46.

Chap. 7. 1. The Qualities of Chriſts tears, 47.

(1.) They are Divine, Ibid.

(2.) Rational. (3.) Free. (4.) Sincere, 48, 49.

(5.) Spiritual. (6.) Generous. (7.) Humble, 49-51.

(8.) Pathetic. (9.) Sympathetic, 52, 53.

(10.) Seaſonable. (11.) Public, 54.

2. The efficaces of Chriſt's Tears, 55.

(1.) Prophetic. (2.) Inſtructive. (3.) Exhortative. ib.

(4.) Threatning. (5.) Interceſſorie, 56.

(6.) Influential. (7.) Exemplary, 57, 58.

Chap. 8. The Motives of Chriſts Tears, 59.

(1.) As a Father. (2.) As an Husband, ibid. 60.

(3.) As her Lord. (4.) As a Miniſter, 61, 62.

(5.) Chriſts natural relation to Jeruſalem, 64.

Chap. 9. Doctrinal Corollaries, ibid.

1. Chriſts Affections relative, ibid.

2. Chriſts Affections moſt pure, 65.

3. Chriſts real Wil to ſave ſinners, ibid.

4. The Aggravations of ſuch as refuſe Chriſt, 67

5. Mans Ruine from himſelf, 68.

Uſe 1. Advice to ſtudie Englands Sins, 69.

Uſe 2. Mourne over Englands Sins and Miſeries, 71.

Uſe 3. Caution againſt Church-ſins, Pag. 74.

BOOK II. Wherein the Nature of Infidelitie conſiſts?

Chap. 1. The Explication of Luke 19. 42. 76.

Chap. 2. Eighteen general Obſervations drawn from Luke 19. 42. 86-98.

Chap. 3. What the things of our peace are, which men disbelieve, 99.

1. Ʋnbelief as to the Scriptures in general, 100.

2. Ʋnbelief as to the Goſpel, 104.

1. As to maters of Grace, 105.

(1.) The Realitie of Evangelic offers, 106.

(2.) The freedome of the Covenant, 107.

(3.) The Ʋniverſalitie of its offers. 108.

(4.) The Riches of Grace in the Covenant, 109.

(5.) The Immutabilitie of the Covenant, 111.

2. Ʋnbelief as to maters of Providence, 112-115.

3. Ʋnbelief as to future Glorie, ibid.

The formal object of Ʋnbelief, 117.

Chap. 4. Ʋnbelief as oppoſed to the Aſſent of Faith, 119.

1. Rejection of Divine Truths, 120.

2. Non-Attention to ſacred Notions, ibid.

3. Implicite Aſſent is Ʋnbelief, 121.

4. When Aſſent is not ſupernatural, 123.

5. When Aſſent is only ſuperficial, 125.

6. When Aſſent is not real, 126.

7. When Aſſent is not Spiritual, 128.

8. A general confuſed Aſſent, 129.

9. A ſuſpenſe douting Aſſent, 130-133.

10. An inevident, obſcure Aſſent, 133.

11. A legal Aſſent, 134.

12. A forced Aſſent, 135.

13. A fluctuating Aſſent, 138.

14. An undervaluing Aſſent. 140.

15. A barren Aſſent. 141.

Chap. 5. The real Objects of Infidelitie, 142.

Infidelitie ſtrikes at (1.) God himſelf, 143.

(2.) His Divine Attributes, Soveraintie, &c. 144.

(3.) Divine Providences. (4.) Ordinances, ib.

Ʋnbelief rejects Chriſt, 145.

Ʋnbelief rejects Heaven, 146.

The Acts of Ʋnbelief. 1. Rejection of Chriſt, 147.

(1.) By open oppoſition of him, 148.

(2.) By Diſlikes of him, 149.

(3.) By heart-Cavils againſt him, 150.

(4.) By not approving the reports of Chriſt, 151.

(5.) By Delays, as to a cloſure with him, 153.

Chap. 6. The Wils defective reception of Chriſt. 156.

1. As to the Object 1. in receiving a falſe Chriſt, 158.

(1.) A compound Chriſt, Ibid.

(2.) A Divided Chriſt, 160.

2. The true Chriſt under falſe reſpects, 163.

(1.) In regard of Motives, Ibid.

(2.) In regard of Chriſts Grandeur, 164.

(3.) When Chriſt is not received as offered, 165.

2. The Defects of the ſubject. (1.) When the Wil is rotten, 166.

(2.) When the Wil is languid and faint, 167.

(3.) When the Wil is only terrified, 169.

Ch. 7. 3. Ʋnbelief as oppoſed to Adherence, 174.

4. Diffidence and Diſtruſt, Pag. 178.

5. Diſſatisfaction of heart, 182.

6. The Diſobedience of Ʋnbelief, 185.

7. Non-application of Chriſts Grace, 189.

8. Putting far off Chriſts coming, 190.

Chap. 8. Doctrinal Corollaries.

Cor. 1. Almoſt-Believers may procede very far, and yet remain Infidels, 195.

(1.) How far as to Aſſent, 196.

(2.) How far as to Conſent, 197.

Cor. 2. There is a boundleſſe difference betwixt Saving Faith, and Commun: As to 199.

(1.) Knowlege, 200.

(2.) Self-denial, 201.

(3.) A legal and evangelic ſpirit, 202.

(4.) The Bent of the wil towards Chriſt, 204.

(5.) Purifying the heart from Sin, 206.

(6.) Transformation of the heart into the Image of Chriſt, 207.

(7.) The uſe of means, 208.

(8.) The Foundation, 209.

(9.) The End and Rule, Ibid.

(10.) Gods Faithfulneſſe, ibid.

Cor. 3. No middle 'twixt Faith & Ʋnbelief, ib.

Cor. 4. Saving Faith moſt rare, but Commun faith moſt cheap. 211.

Cor. 5. Believers have much Unbeief, 214.

Cor. 6. Unbelief is the greateſt Sin, 217.

Cor. 7. This juſtifies God in his greateſt ſeveritie againſt Unbelievers, 221.

Chap. 9. Practic Ʋſes.

Ʋſe, 1. Studie the Myſterie of Infidelitie, 224. Studie the Cauſes of Infidelitie, 227.

(1.) Spiritual darkneſſe. (2.) Carnal reaſon, 228.

(3.) Carnal Securitie. (4.) Self-love, ibid.

(5.) Spiritual Pride. (6.) Short-ſpiritedneſſe, 229.

(7.) Beloved luſts, Ibid.

Uſe, 2. Of Lamentation and Humiliation for the prevalence of Infidelitie, 230.

Motives to humble our ſelves for Ʋnbelief, 232.

Uſe, 3. Of Examination, whether our Faith be ſaving, or only commun; alſo how far we fal under Infidelitie, 233.

Heart-examens by way of Soliloquie, 236.

Uſe 4. Of Exhortation to deal with Infidelite, as our worſt enemie, 238.

Uſe 5. Purſue after Faith, as the moſt excellent and uſeful Grace, 245.

The excellent effects of Faith, 246.

The oppoſite Qualities of Faith and Ʋnbelief. 249

Scriptures Explicated.

ERRATA.

PAge 11. l. 5. read pretenſions.

P. 12. running title, r. without.

P. 23. l. 2. for ying r. lying.

P. 37. l. 28. r. foreign.

P. 62. l. 1. after his own, put a Colon.

P. 78. l. 7. r. particle

P. 85. l. 21. for thenc r. thence.

P. 111. l. 21. r. whereon.

P. 144. l. 18. after under adde the.

P. 178. l. 18. for me r. him.

P. 179. l. 11. r. foreign

P. 191. l. 7. r. foreign: l. 16. r. foreign.

P. 192. l. 2. r. foreign.

P. 193. l. 1. for has leaning, read haſtening.