An Olive Leaf, Table of contents – Errata
A Table of the principall things contained in this TRACT.
THat priority in Spirituall things is a dignity page 3.
Tis the fruition of a Virgin-love ib.
Tath more evidence of love with it, and more certainty p. 4, 5
It ſhould much work upon our hearts, to be of the firſt which enjoy favour in the greateſt things p. 6
The reſurrection of Chriſt is the foundation of mans ſalvation p. 7
Upon the reſurrection of Chriſt beares the confirmation of Gods oath to the elect, for the accompliſhment of their eternall good p. 8
Upon the reſurrection of Chriſt bearea the infallible determination of Chriſts ſtate as the naturall Son of God p. 9
Upon Chriſts reſurrection bears his inſtallment to Mediatorſhip p. 10
Upon the reſurrection of Chriſt bears the converting vigour of all viſible Ordinances p. 12
Chriſts reſurrection is a ſeale of the reſurrection of all, good and bad, and that all ſhall come to judgement p. 14, 15
The day of judgement will be dreadfull to the wicked, for ſeverall reaſons p. 16
The danger of ſuch doctrines as overthrow the reſurrection p. 19
Chriſts reſurrection much for the conſolation of the godly. We are delivered from the guilt of ſinne p. 20
From the power of ſin p. 24
From the rigor of duty p. 26
Chriſt being riſen, he is improving his raiſed ſtate to our good in the world to come p. 29
What we ſhould infer to our ſelves (who are the people of God) from Chriſts reſurrection, reſpecting the world to come, ſee p. 29, 30
Chriſt preciſely called to be the meſſenger of the covenant p. 33
Chriſts unction, and how his unction upheld, to be preſent and equall, alwaies alike to all things p. 33, 34
What Chriſts bleſſing of man properly is p. 37
The converſion of the Jewes will not be univerſall, ſtrictly taken p. 38
Chriſt not ſent to turn every one of the Jews p. 42
Univerſall grace ungrounded p. 43, 44
The Scriptures which would contradict themſelves, by the doctrine of univerſall redemption p. 44
Objections about univerſall redemption anſwered p. 45
It is Chriſts proper work to turn ſinners from their ſinnes p. 48. A type of this p. 49
Faith is converſion p. 49, 50
Converſion but in part in this world p. 51
The hardeſt worke of a Chriſtian is turning from his ſins, and this beares upon the ſhoulders of Chriſt, therefore 'twil be done p. 52
If this be the worke of Chriſt to turn ſinners from their ſinnes, then ſinners ſhould not hinder him when about his work p. 54
This being the worke of Chriſt, let him not want work, preſent your ſinfull ſtates unto him 55
We are to be inſtrumentall every one in our places, to turn ſinners from their ſins p. 57
How perſons in authority may be very uſefull this way p. 58
That men of power ſhould endeavour the converſion of the Jewes: Scriptures of much weight inciting thereunto p. 60, 61
The Contents of the ſecond Part.
PRovidence of God to his people, various p. 72
Proſperity of his providence p. 74
The proceeding of God towards men ſeems ſometimes to be without juſtice ib.
Gods people and the wicked are cautionated hence, leſt they make ill uſe from this kind of providence p. 78
Take heed of tempting God p. 83
Labour to be quick-ſighted, to diſcern the providence, of God p. 85
The works of God againſt the workers of iniquity ſhall be juſt p. 88
Object. Wicked men bring forth evil devices Auſ. p. 92
When the works of God clear their righteouſneſſe againſt the unrighteous p. 93
Admire not evil men in their advantages p. 96
Take heed of ſmiting a godly man for his conſcience 101
Uprightneſſe defined p. 10…
Its ſymptomes p. 111
Morning fitteſt time for duty p. 120
Tender mercies are Chriſts ſiniles p. 129
Truth with its effects p. 135
Continuance in grace is the being of grace 150
Diligence in divine things make ſpiritually rich p. 172
Uſe of Examination, to finde out hypocriſie p. 186
The perfection of our ſtate conſiſts in this, to receive much, and to doe much p. 226
Integrity conquers and crowns the ſoule, wherein it is p. 234
The workes of God, the more immediate, the more ſtrong and operative p. 243
The works of God the laſt medium to his end p. 245
ERRATA.
FOr principle p. 10. l. 19. read principally, for too read two, p. 74. l. 25. for handle read dandle, p. 78. l. 24. for weary read wary p. 111. l. 15.