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A Commentary upon the three firſt Chapter of Geneſis, by John White.
The works of that famous, and learned Divine Mr. William Pemble, gathered into one volume.
The Hiſtory of the Evangelical Churches in the Valleys of Piedmont: containing a moſt exact Geographical deſcription of the place, and a faithful account of the Doctrine, Life and Perſecutions of the ancient Inhabitants: Together with a moſt naked and punctual relation of the late bloody Maſſacre, 1655. and a Narrative of all the tranſactions following to 1658. juſtified partly by divers ancient Manuſcrips, written many hundred years before Calvin or Luther, by Samuel Morland Eſq.
A Commentary upon the holy Writings of Job, David, and Solomon; that is theſe five. Job, Pſalms, Proverbs, Eccleſiaſtes, and the Song of Songs, being part of thoſe which by the Ancient were called Hagrographa. Wherein in the divers Tranſlations and Expoſitions, both literal and myſtical, of all the moſt famous Commentators, both ancient and modern are propounded, examined and cenſured; and the Texts from the Original much illuſtrated, by Iohn Mayor, Doctor in Divinity.
A practical Commentary, or an Expoſition with obſervations, Reaſons and Vſes, upon the firſt Epiſtle general of John, by that pious and worthy Divine Mr. John Cotton, Paſtor of Boſton in New-England.
A learned Commentary, or an Expoſition upon the firſt Chapter of the ſecond Epiſtle of St. …aul to the Corinthians; being the ſubſtance of many Sermons formerly preached at Grays-Inn, London, by that Reverend and Judicious Divine Richard Sibs, D. D. ſometimes Maſter of Katherine-Hall in Cambridg, and Preacher to that honorable Society.
foreign, or divine characters, in two parts, accutely diſtinguiſhing the more ſecret, and undiſcerned difference between 1. The Hypocrite in his beſt dreſs of ſeeming vertue, and formal duties; and the true Chriſtian in his real graces, and ſincere obedience: As alſo between the blackeſt weeds of dayly infirmities of the truly godly, eclipſing ſaving grace: and the reigning ſins of the unregenerate, that pretend unto that godlineſs they never had; by that late burning and ſhining Lamp Mr. Samuel Crook, B. D. late Paſtor of Wrington in Summerſetſhire
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THe humbled Sinner Reſolved; what he ſhould do to be ſaved, or Faith in the Lord Jeſus Chriſt, the only way of ſalvation for ſenſible ſinners, diſcovering the Quality, Objects, Acts, Seat, Subject, inſeparable Concomitants, and degrees of Juſtifying Faith. Wherein ſeveral Caſes are reſolved, and Objections anſwered, by Obadiah Sedgwick, B. D. and late Miniſter of the Goſpel in Covent Garden.
The Anatomy of Secret ſins, Preſumtuous ſins, Sins in Dominion, and uprightneſs. Wherein divers weighty Caſes are reſolved in Relation to all thoſe Particulars: de ivered in divers Sermons preached at Mildreds in Bread-ſtreet London, on Pſalm 19.1…, 13. by the ſame Author.
The Fountain opened, and the water of life flowing forth, for the refreſhing of thirſty ſinners. Wherein is ſet out Chriſts earneſt and gracious invitation of poor ſinners to come unto the Waters, in ſeveral Sermons, preached at Covent-Garden on Iſa. 55.1, 2, 3. by the ſame Author,
The plain doctrine of the Juſtification of a Sinner in the ſight of God; Juſtified by the God of Truth in his Holy Word, and the cloud of Witneſſes in all Ages. Wherein are handled the cauſes of the ſinners Iuſtification, by Charls Chauncy Preſident of Harvard Colledge in Cambridge in New-Enland.
Two excellent Treatiſes of Mr. Ieremiah Burroughs, one on the fifth of Matthew, being many Sermons preached at Cripplegate, upon all the Beatitudes.
And Goſpel-Revelation in three Treatiſes, viz. 1. The Nature of God. 2. The Excellency of Chriſt. And 3. The excellency of mans immortal Soul: both publiſhed by William Greenhil, William Bridge, Phylip Nye, Iohn Yates, Matthew Mead, William Alderly.
Peoples need of a living Paſtor, at the Funeral of Mr. John Froſt, by Mr. Zachary Crofton.
Holy things for holy men, or the Lawyers Plea nonſuited, &c. In ſome Chriſtian reproof and pity expreſſed towards Mr. Pryns Book, entituled, Lords Supper briefly vindicated, by S. S. Miniſter of the Goſpel.
A Vindication of the Chriſtians Meſſiah, that Jeſus is the true Meſſiah propheſied and foretold by all the holy men of God, who were writers of the Old Teſtament, as alſo proved out of their own Talmud.
The Souls progreſs to the Celeſtial Canaan, by Iohn VVelles Preacher of the Goſpel.
Comfortable Sermons, on Pſalm 24. preached before the Lady Elizabeth her Grace, by Daniel Dyke, B. D.
Plenary poſſeſſion makes a lawful ſubjection to Powers that are in being, proved to be lawful and neceſſary, in a Sermon before the Judges in Exeter, by Rich. Saunders Preacher of the Goſpel.
The new World, or the new reformed Church diſcovered, out of the ſecond Epiſtle of Peter, by Nath. Homes D. D.
God ſave the King, in a Sermon preached the day after his Majeſty came into London by Anthony Walker, Preacher of the Goſpel.
A plea for Miniſters in Sequeſtrations, againſt Mr. Moſſom, by S. S.
An Antidote againſt Anabaptiſm, wherein the Baptizing Infants, taking Tythes, &c. are fully vindicated, by Aylmor Haughton
The Converſaion as Heavenly, and as Natural, in two Treatiſe, by Dr Stoughton.
An Expoſition, with practicial Obſervations, continued upon the thirtieth and one and thirtieth Chapters of the Book of Iob, being the ſubſtance of thirty ſeven Lectures delivered at Magnus near the Bridge, London, by Joſeph Caryl, Paſtor of the Congregation there.
Alſo a continuation by the ſame Author of the 32, 33, and 34. Chapters of Iob, being the ſubſtance of forty nine Lectures, delivered at Magnus near the Bridge, London.
The Covenant of life opened, or a Treatiſe of the Covenant of Grace, by Samuel Rutherfurd, Profeſſor of Divinity in the Vniverſity of S. Andrews.
Jeſus Chriſt the myſtical or Goſpel Sun, ſometimes ſeeming eclipſed, yet never going down from his people: or Eclipſes ſpiritualized, opened in a Sermon at Pauls, Church, before the right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &c. March 28. 1652. the day before the late Solar Eclipſe, by Fulk Beller M. A. and Preacher of the Goſpel in the City of London.
A Sermon preached before tbe honourable houſe of Commons, at their late monthly Faſt, being on Wedneſday, Iune 30. 1647. by Nathaniel Ward, Miniſter of Gods Word.
A Declaration of the Faith and Order owned and practiſed in the Congregational Churches in England, agree, upon and conſented unto by their Elders and Meſſengers, in their meeting at the Savoy, October. 12. 1658.
The humble Advice of the Aſſembly of Divines, concerning a Confeſſion of Faith, preſented by them to both Houſes of Parliament.
The humble Advice of the Aſſembly of Divines, concerning a Larger Catechiſm, preſented by them to both Houſes of Parliament.
A Sermon preached by Hugh Peters, preached before his death, as it was taken by a faithful hand, and now publiſhed for publick Information.
Meſolabium Architectonicum that is, a moſt rare and ſingular Inſtrument, for the eaſie, ſpeedy, and moſt certain meaſuring of Plains and Solids by the foot; invented long ſince by Mr. Thomas Bedwel Eſq.
A Changling no company for lovers of Loyalty, or the ſubjects Leſſon in point of ſacred ſubmiſſion to, and humble compliance with God and the King.
The Beauty of Magiſtracy, in an Expoſition of 82 Pſalm, where is ſet forth the Neceſſity, Utility, Dignity, Duty and Morality of Magiſtrates, by the labours of Thomas Hall B. D. and Paſtor of Kingsnorton; and George Swinnock, M. A. and Paſtor of great Kimbel.
The Chriſtian-mans calling: or a Treatiſe of making Religion ones buſineſs, Wherein the Nature and neceſſity of it is diſcovered. As alſo the Chriſtian directed how he may perform it, in Religious Duties, Natural Actions. his Particular Vocation his Family-Directions: and, his own Recreation by George Swinnock M. A. Preacher of the Goſpel at Great Kimbel in the County of Bucks. To be read in Families for their inſtruction and Edification.
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THe door of ſalvation opened by the Key of Regeneration; by George Swinnock M. A. Preacher of the Goſpel at Great Kimbel in Buckinghamſhire.
Heaven and Hell Epitouiſed, the true Chriſtian characcteteriſed by the ſame Author.
A Wedding-Ring fit for the finger: or, the ſalve of Divinity on the ſore of Humanity. Laid open in a Sermon at a Wedding in Edmonton, by William Secker Preacher at the Goſpel. To which is adjoyned, The None-ſuch Profeſſor, in his Meredian Splendor. or, The ſingular actions of ſanctified Chriſtians; being the ſubſtance of ſeven Sermons, on Mat. 5.47. By the ſame Author.
Four profitable Treatiſes, very uſeful for Chriſtian practice, viz. The killing power of the Law, The Spiritual watch, The New Birth: of the Sabbath; by the reverend Will. Fenner, late miniſter of Rotchford in Eſſex.
Enchyridion Judicum, or Jehoſhaphats charge to his Judges; together with the Cataſtrophe Magnatum, or King Davids lamentation at Prince Abners Incineration by James Liveſey, Miniſter of the Goſpel at Atherton.
The greateſt loſs, upon Mat. 16.26. by the ſame Author.
Meditations Divine and Moral, Henry Tabb M. A.
The Pſalms of King David, tranſlated by King James.
Wilful Impenitency the groſſeſt Selfmurther, by that able faithful and laborious Miniſter of Jeſus Chriſt, Mr. William Fenner.
foreign, the Almoſt Chriſtian diſcovered, or the Falſe-profeſſor try'd and caſt, by Matthew Mead.
Spiritual Wiſdom improved againſt Temptation, by the ſame Author.
Beams of former light, diſcovering how evil it is to impoſe doubtful and diſputable forms or practices upon Miniſters.
The Paſtor and clark, or a debate (real) concerning Infant Baptiſm, aby John Ellis.
Habbakkuck's prayer applied to the Churches preſent occaſions, on Hab. 3.2. and Chriſts counſel to the Church of Philadelphia, on Revel. 3.11. by that late reverend and faithful Miniſter of Jeſus Chriſt Mr. Samuel Balmford, Paſtor of Albons Wood-ſtreet London.
The Rudiments of Grammar: The rules compoſed in Engliſh Verſe, for the greater benefit and delight of young beginners by James Shirley.
The Ladies Diſpenſatory, containing the Natures, Vertues and qualities of Herbs and Simples uſeful in phyſick, reduced into a methodical order, for their more ready uſe in any ſickneſs, or other accidents of the body.
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CAtechizing Gods ordinance, in ſundry Sermons, by Mr. Zachary Crofton, Miniſter at Butolphs Aldgate, London.
The Godly mans Ark in the day of his diſtreſs, diſcovered in divers Sermons; the firſt of which was preached at the Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Moor. Whereunto is annexed Mrs. Elizabeth Moors Evidences for Heaven, compoſed and collected by her in the time of her health, for her comfort in the time of her ſickneſs; by E. Calamy B. D. Paſter of the Church at Aldermanbury.
The Gale of opportunity, and beloved Diſciple, by Thomas Froyſal.
Sion in the houſe of Mourning, becauſe of ſin and ſuffering, being an expoſition on the fifth Chapter of the Lamentations; by D. S. Paſtor of Ʋpingham in Rutland.
The one thing neceſſary; by Mr. Thomas Watſon, Miniſter of Stephen Walbrook.
A Plea for Arms, delivered in a Sermon at the Spittle, on Tueſday in Eaſter Week, April 13. 1658. by the ſame Author.
Moſes unvailed, or thoſe figures which ſerved unto the pattern and ſhadow of Heavenly things, pointing out the Meſſiah Chriſt Jeſus, briefly explained; whereunto is added the harmony of the Prophets, breathing with one mouth the Myſteries of his coming, and of that Redemption which by his death he was to accompliſh; by William Guild Miniſter of Gods Word at King-Edward in Scotland.
Good company, being a collecton of various, ſerious, pious meditations; by I. Melvin, Miniſter of the Goſpel at Ʋdimer in Suſſex.
A Religious Treatiſe upon Simeons Song; or inſtruction how to live holily and die happily; by T. Woodriff B. D. Paſtor at Kingſland in Herefordſhire.
The Reformation, in which is Reconciliation with God and his people; or a Catechhiſm unvailing the Apoſtles Creed, with Annotations; in which Faith, Ordinances and Government are profeſſed as in the Primitive times, in oppoſition to all Errors and Hereſies; by W. K. Miniſter of the Goſpel.
Proſpering prophaneſs provoking holy conference, and Gods attention; ſeveral Sermons from Mal. 3.15, 16, 17. by Zachary Crofton.
The Catechiſm of Hugo Grotius, done into engliſh.
Benedictio Valedictio, or the Rememberance of thy Friend, and thy end, being a farewel Sermon, preached at the houſe of the (late Right honourable, Leticia, Lady Paget, Dowager, deceaſed, by her Chaplin Anthony Sadler.
Twelves.
IOhnſons Eſſays, expreſſed in ſundry exquiſite fantaſies.
The dangerous Rule, or a Sermon preached at Clonmel in Province of Munſter in Ireland upon Auguſt 3. 1657. before the reverend Judges for that circuit, by S. L. Maſter in Arts, and lately fellow of C. C. C in Oxen.
The Riches of Grace diſplayed in the offer and tender of Salvation to poor ſinners. Wherin is ſet out, The gracious behaviour of Chriſt, ſtanding at the door and knocking for enterance. By Obadiah Shedgwick B.D. and late Miniſter of the Goſpel in Covent-Garden.
The Womans glory; a Treatiſe aſſerting the due honour of that Sex, by manifeſting that women are capable of the higheſt improvements; by Samuel Torſhel.
The diſcovery of the moſt dangerous dead faith; by John-Eaton, M A. and ſometime Student in Trinity Colledge in Oxford.
The new Teſtament of our Lord and Saviour J…ſus Chriſt; newly tranſlated out of the Original Greek, and with the former Traſlations diligently compared and reviſed, By his Majeſties ſpecial command, printed at Edenburgh.
Twenty fours.
GRoans of the Spirit, or a Tryal of the truth of prayer.
A Handkercher for Parents wet eyes, upon the death of their Children or Friends.
FINIS.
End of the text · William Greenhill, Exposition of Ezekiel 30-48 (1662)