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IN the Preſs a hundred Select Sermons; by Dr. Tho. Horton.
Sermons on the whole Epiſtle of St. Paul to the Coloſſians; br M. J. Daille, tranſlated into Engliſh by F. S. with Dr. Tho. Goodwin's, and Dr. J. Owen's Epiſtles Recommendatory.
An Expoſition of Chriſt's Temptation on Matth. 4. and Peter's Sermon to Cornelius; and Circumſpect Walking; by Dr. Tho. Taylor.
A practical Expoſition on the 3d Chap. of the 1 Epiſtle of St. Paul to the Corinthians, with the Godly Man's Choice, on Pſa. 4.6, 7, 8. by Anthony Burgeſſe.
An Expoſition on four ſelect Pſalms, viz.
The fourth Pſalm in eight Sermons.
The forty ſecond Pſalm in ten Sermons.
The fifty firſt Pſalm in twenty Sermons.
The ſixty third Pſalm in ſeven Sermons.
Forty ſix Sermons upon the whole eighth Chapter of the Epiſtle of the Apoſtle Paul to the Romans. Both by Tho. Horton, D.D. late Miniſter of St. Hellen's.
An Analytical Expoſition of Geneſis, and of 23 Chapters of Exodus; by G. Hughes, D.D.
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Preſent State of New England.
The Door of Salvation opened by the Key of Regeneration; by G. Swinnock, M. A.
An Antidote againſt Quakeriſm; by Steph. Scandert.
An Expoſition of the 5 firſt Chap. of Ezek. with uſual obſervations thereupon; by William Greenhill.
The Goſpel-Covenant opened; by P. Bulkley.
God's holy Mind touching matters Moral, which he uttered in ten Commandments: Alſo an Expoſition on the Lord's Prayer; by Edward Eſton, B. D.
The Fiery-Jeſuit, or an Hiſtorical-Collection of the riſe, encreaſe, Doctrines and Deeds of the Jeſuits.
Horologiographia optica; Dyaling, univerſal and particular, ſpeculative and practical; together with a deſcription of the Court of Arts, by a new Method; by Sylvanus Morgan.
The Practical Divinity of the Papiſt diſcovered to be deſtructive to true Religion, and mens Souls; by J. Clarkſon.
The Creatures goodneſs as they came out of God's hand, and the good mans mercy to the brute creatures, in two Sermons; by Tho. Hodges, B. D.
Certain conſiderations tending to promote Peace and Unity amongſt Proteſtants.
Mediocria, or the moſt plain and natural apprehenſions which the Scripture offers concerning the great Doctrines of the Chriſtian Religion; of Election, Redemption, the Covenant, the Law and Goſpel, and Perfection.
The Saints triumph over the laſt enemy, in a Sermon at the Funeral of Mr. Jam. Janeway; by Nath. Vincent.
The vanity of Man in his beſt eſtate, in a diſcourſe on Pſal. 39.5. at the Funeral of the Lady Suſanna Keate; by Rich. Kidder, M. A.
Peaceable Diſquiſitions; by Jo. Humphreys.
56 Sermons of Providence; by Joh. Collings, D. D.
Sermons concerning Grace and Temptation; by Tho. Froyſell.
The Morning-Lecture againſt Popery, or the Principal Errours of the Church of Rome detected and confuted in a Morning-Lecture; preached by ſeveral Miniſters of the Goſpel in or near London.
Four uſeful diſcourſes: (1) The Art of improving a full and proſperous condition for the glory of God; being an Appendix to the Art of Contentment in three Sermons, on Phil. 4.12. (2) Chriſtian ſubmiſſion, on 1 Sam. 3.18. (3) Chriſt a Chriſtians life and death is gain, on Phil. 1.21. (4) The Goſpel of Peace ſent to the ſons of Peace, in ſix Sermons, on Luke 10.5, 6. by Jer. Burroughs.
Dr. Wilds Letter of Thanks and Poems.
A new Copy-Book of all ſorts of uſeful hands.
The Saints priviledg by dying; by Mr. Scot.
The Vertuous Daughter, a Funeral Sermon; by Mr. Brian.
The Miracle of Miracles, or Chriſt in our Nature; by Dr. Rich. Sibbs.
The unity and eſſence of the Catholick Church-viſible; by Mr. Hudſon.
View of Antiquity; by Mr. Jo. Hanmer.
The intercourſe of Divine Love between Chriſt and the Church; or the particular Believing ſoul; in ſeveral Lectures on the whole ſecond Chap of Cant. by John Collins, D. D.
Large Octavo.
Heart-Treaſure; or a Treatiſe tending to fill and furniſh the head and heart of every Chriſtian with Soul-enriching treaſure of truths, graces, experiences, and comforts.
The ſure mercies of David; or a ſecond part of Heart-treaſure.
Heaven or Hell here in a good or bad Conſcience; by Nath. Vincent.
Cloſet-prayer a Chriſtians duty; all three by O. Heyword.
A practical Diſcourſe of Prayer; wherein is handled the nature and duty of Prayer; by Tho. Cobbet.
Of quenching the Spirit; the evil of it, in reſpect both of its cauſes and effects, diſcovered; by Theophilus Polwhiele.
The re-building of London encouraged and improved in ſeveral meditations: by Samuel Rolls.
The ſure way to Salvation; or a Treatiſe of the Saints myſtical Union with Chriſt; by Richard Stedman. M. A.
Sober Singularity, by the ſame Author.
Heaven taken by Storm.
The miſchief of ſin: both by Tho. Watſon.
The Childs Delight; together with an Engliſh Grammar.
Reading and Spelling made eaſie; both by Tho. Lye.
Aeſop's Fables, with morals thereupon in Engliſh-Verſe.
The Young-mans Inſtructor, and the Oldmans Remembrancer; being an Explanation of the Aſſemblies Catechiſm.
Captives bound in Chains, made free by Chriſt their Surety; both by Tho. Doolitle.
Eighteen Sermons preached upon ſeveral Texts of Scripture, by William Whitaker.
The Saints care for Church-Communion; declared in ſundry Sermons, preached at St. James Dukes-place, by Zach. Crofton.
The life and death of Edmund Stanton D. D. To which is added a Treatiſe of Chriſtian-conference; and a Dialogue between a Miniſter and a Stranger.
Sin the Plague of plagues, or ſinful ſin the worſt of Evils; by Ralph Venning, M. A.
Caſes of Conſcience practically reſolved; by J. Norman.
The faithfulneſs of God conſidered and cleared in the great Events of his Word; or a ſecond part of the fulfilling of the Scripture.
The immortality of the ſoul explained and proved by Scripture and Reaſon; to which is added Faiths-triumph over the fears of death; by Tho. Wadſworth.
A Treatiſe of the incomparableneſs of God, in his Being, Attributes, Works, and Word; by George Swinnock. M. A.
A diſcourſe of the original, &c. of the Coſſacks.
The generation of Seekers; or the right manner of the Saints addreſſes to the throne of Grace, with an expoſition on the Lords-Prayer.
An Eſſay to facillitate the Education of Youth, by bringing down the rudiments of Grammar to the ſence of ſeeing, which ought to be improved by Syncreſis; by M. Lewis of Totenham.
An Artificial Veſtibulum; wherein the ſenſe of Janua Linguarum is contained, compiled into plain and ſhort ſentences in Engliſh, for the great eaſe of Maſters, and Expeditious progreſs of Scholars, by M. Lewis.
Speculum Sherlockianum, or a Looking glaſs, in which the admirers of Mr. Sherlock, may behold the man, as to his Acuracy, Judgment, Orthodoxy.
A diſcourſe of Sins of Omiſſion; wherein is diſcovered their Nature, Cauſes, and Cure; by George Swinnock.
Quakeriſm no Chriſtianity; or a through-Quaker no Chriſtian, proved by their Principles, and confirmed by Scripture; by J. Faldo.
The Dutch-diſpenſatory; ſhewing the vertues, qualities and properties of Simples; the vertue and uſe of Compounds; whereto is added the Compleat Herbaliſt.
Small Octavo.
A defence againſt the fear of death; by Zach. Crofton.
Gods Soveraignty diſplayed; by William Gearing.
The godly mans Ark, or a City of Refuge in the day of his diſtreſs, in five Sermons; with Mrs. Moors evidences from Heaven: by Edmund Calamy.
The Almoſt-Chriſtian diſcovered, or the falſe-Profeſſor tried and caſt, by M. Mead.
The true bounds of Chriſtian-freedom: or a diſcourſe ſhewing the extent and reſtraints of Chriſtian-liberty, by S. Bolton, D. D.
The ſinfulneſs of Sin and fulneſs of Chriſt, in two Sermons; by Will. Bridg.
A Plea for the Godly, or the Righteous mans Excellency.
The holy Euchariſt, or the Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
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