A Brief Discourse of Mans Estate, Index – Errata
THE TABLE.
B.
BEllarmine confuted. p. 113
C.
A Sinfull change in fallen man. p. 24. & ſeqq.
The nature of this change. p. 27
Extent and cauſes of it, p. 29. & ſeqq.
Comfort amidſt our great folly. p. 71
Condemnation what it imports. p. 115
To be in Chriſt, what? p. 117
Saints in Chriſt, are in a happy eſtate. p. 118.
wherein it conſiſts. p. 119 & ſeqq.
Come to Chriſt motives. p. 126. & ſeqq.
Objections againſt it anſwered. p. 128
What we muſt do to come to Chriſt. p. 132. & ſeqq,
Keep cloſe to Chriſt. p. 135
Get your children into this happy eſtate. p. 137
How this may be done. p. 139
Slight none that are in Chriſt. p. 141
Comfort to thoſe that are in Chriſt. p.
How to know whether we be in Chriſt. p.
Objections againſt it anſwered. p.
D.
MAns undoing from his non-dependence on God. 5 Reaſ. p. 76
Three ſorts of men not depending on God. p. 85
When a man depends upon God. p. 92
Obſerve the difference of mans eſtates. p. 34
The ſteps of mans downfall, p. 80. the great evill of it. p. 83
E.
OBſerve the difference of mans Eſtates. p. 34
How ſome endevor to confound them. p. ibid. See firſt.
F.
BE humbled to conſider, from whence we are fallen. p. 18
Why God did not put us paſt danger of falling. p. 23.
A ſinfull change in man fallen. p. 24.
Time of mans fall. p. 25.
Be humbled for our fall into ſin. Reaſ. p. 37. & ſeqq.
How to recover our fall. p. 45
Be well grounded in the knowledge of our firſt eſtate. p. 10. Principles to be known concerning it. ibid. Anſwer to Socinian, and Popiſh cavile about it. p. 11. To the cavils of carnall men. p. 16.
Be thank full for our firſt eſtate, and that which is left of it. p. 23
G.
GOd not the Author of ſin. p. 59
H.
HAbitual corruption, the ſecond part of the firſt ſin. p. 41
Saints in Chriſt happy. p. 118. comparatively. p. 119. poſitively wherein this happineſſe conſiſts. p. 121 Reaſ. p. 125
To be happy come to Chriſt, p. 126
Be humbled to conſider, whence you are fallen. p. 18
Humiliation wherein it conſiſts. p. 43
Carry our ſelves humbly. p 72
I.
IUſtifie God in all his wayes. p. 15
Inventions diverſly tranſlated. p. 96
Inventions to be avoided, p. 107
K.
BE well grounded in the knowledge our firſt eſtate. p. 10.
See firſt-eſtate.
M.
MAn at firſt an excellent creature, p. 2
Mans ſeveral cauſes. p. 5.
Man looſe from God reſtleſſe in his wayes. p. 97
The matter whereof he was made derogates not from his excellency. p. 9
Gods mercy to be admired, who is yet ready to receive us. p. 68
Gods mercy to man, who departed from him. 93.
P.
PIty our children. p. 103
R.
REpent, and let God be all again. p. 84
Man once looſe from God reſtleſſe in his wayes. p. 97. Reaſ. p. 100. Bewaile this reſt leſneſſe, which diſcovers it ſelf in all paſſages of our life. 101 pity it in our children. p. 103
What return we ſhould make to God. p. 70
S.
AGainſt Separation. p. 142. & ſeqq Be humbled chiefly for the firſt ſin, and why. p. 39.
The ſecond part of the firſt ſin. p. 41
Mans ſin from himſelf, p. 50. proved and objections anſwered. ib. & ſeqq.
Charge ſin on our ſelves not others. p. 57
God not the Father of ſin. p. 59.
To remove ſin, begin at our ſelves. p. 63 What unregenerate men are to doe, what regenerate. p 64.
Anſwer to Socinian cavils. p. 11
T.
TIme of mans fall. p. 25.26
W.
Follow Gods Word, not our owninventions. p. 105.
Gods way plain and eaſie. p. ibid.
Gods mercy to ſtop our wandrings p. 109
FINIS.
Good Reader, be pleaſed to mend with thy pen, theſe few faults eſcaped in the enſuing diſcourſe.
PAge 14. l. 14. in the margin leave out Object. page 31. l. 5. r. accompliſhed, p. 37. l. 25. for leaſt r. leſſe, p. 38. l. 14. dele we, p. 41. l. 2. in the margin, leave out why, p. 41. l. 1. at is, p. 43. for I. r. yea, p. 61. put out not in the margent, p 82. l. 4. for then, r. them, p. 103. l. 13. r. ſhift, p. 105. l. 13. r. fetcht. In p. 108. l. 22. for with. r. that, ibid. l. 25. put out and next, r. yea ſhut p. 109, l. 6. r. rejected. p. 110. l. 6. after what, leave out, p. 114. l. 22. for ruits, r. root, p. 116. l. 13. after and r. he that makes it mought, ib. laſt line ſave one, r. a falſhood, p. 117. l. 7. in the margin, put queſtion, p. 118. l. laſt, r. as our former eſtate was.
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