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A Catalogue of Books Printed for and ſold by Dorman Newman, at the Sign of the Kings Arms in the Poultry.
CHoice and Practical Expoſitions on the Ten Commandments preached by James Durham late Miniſter in Glaſgow.
A Golden Key to open hidden Treaſure, or ſeveral great points, which refer to the Saints preſent bleſſedneſs, and their future happineſs; With the reſolution of ſeveral Important queſtions, the Active, and Paſſive obedience of Chriſt, Vindicated and Improved; two ſerious, and ſingular pleas which all ſincere Chriſtians may ſafely make to all thoſe ten Scriptures which ſpeak of the General, and particular Judgment that muſt certainly paſs on all &c. The 1ſt. and 2d. part by Tho. Brooks late preacher of the Goſpel at St. Margaret new Fiſh-ſtreet.
A Collection of Sermons preached at the Morning Lecture in Southwark and elſe-where, By Nicholas Blakie.
The Morning ſeeker, ſhewing the benefit of being good betimes, with directions to make ſure work about early Religion, by John Ryther.
The Intereſt of Reaſon in Religion with the Import and uſe of Scripture Metaphors and the matter of union, between Chriſt and believers with reflections on ſeveral late writings, eſpecially, Mr. Sherlocks diſcourſe, concerning the knowledge of Chriſt modeſtly enquired into and ſtated, by James Ferguſon.
The Works of Mr. James Janeway containing theſe ſix following Treatiſes, Heaven upon Earth, or the beſt friend in the worſt of times; Death unſtung, A Sermon preached at the Funeral of Tho. Moſely an Apothecary, with a Narrative of his life and death, alſo the manner of Gods dealing with him before and after his converſion; A Sermon preached at the Funeral of Tho. Savage: Inviſible realities demonſtrated in the Holy life and Triumphant death of Mr. John Janeway; His Legacy to his friends containing 27 famous Inſtances of Gods providences in, and about Sea dangers and deliverances, with a Sermon on that ſubject.
Life in Gods favour, a ſeaſonable diſcourſe in Death-threatning times, being the ſubſtance of Sundry Sermons, on Pſalm. 30. 5. In his favour is life, By O. Haywood Miniſter of the Goſpel.
A call to prayer in two Sermons on that ſubject lately preached to a Country Auditory, with an account of the Principles and Practices of the Quakers in matter of prayer ſubjoyned, wherein is ſhewed that the Quaker's religion is much wanting in prayer, and they themſelves groſly guilty in not calling upon God, and of Fathering much impiety on the Spirit of God, alleadging him in defence of their prayer-leſs cauſe.
Quakeriſm Subverted being a further diſcovery and confutation of the Groſs Errours of the Quakers, Publiſhed and maintained by Will. Penn and others of that ſect.
A warning to Souls to beware of Quakers and Quakeriſm, by occaſion of a late diſpute at Early in Cheſhire, all three written by John Cheyney Miniſter of the Goſpel.
Goſpel remiſſion, or a Treatiſe ſhewing that true bleſſedneſs conſiſts in Pardon of ſin, wherein is diſcovered the many goſpel-Myſteries therein contained, the glorious effects proceeding from it, great miſtakes made about it, the true Signs and Symptoms of it; Way and means to obtain it; by Jeremiah Burrough.
A Proteſtants reſolution, ſhewing his reaſons why he will not be a Papiſt, digeſted into ſo plain a method, of Queſtion and anſwer, that an ordinaay Capacity may be able to defend the Proteſtant Religion; againſt the moſt Cunning Jeſuite or popiſh Prieſt.
Mr. Wadſworth's Legacy, being his ſerious exhortation to an holy Life; Or a plea for the abſolute neceſſity of Inherent righteouſneſs, in thoſe that hope to be ſaved.
The triumphs of Gods revenge againſt the crying and Execrable ſin of murther, expreſſed in 30. ſeveral Tragical Hiſtories, to which is added, Gods revenge againſt the abominable ſin of Adultery.
A Token for children, being an exact account of the Converſion; Holy and exemplary lives and joyful deaths of ſeveral young Children in 2 parts; by James Janeway miniſter of the Goſpel.
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