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THe Annotations on the whole Bible, or all the Canonical Scriptures of the Old and New Teſtament, together with, and according to their own Tranſlation of all the Text, as both the one and … …ther were ordered and appoint… … of Dort; now faith… … …llared for the uſe of Great …, at the earneſt deſire of many …ment Divines of the Engliſh and …otiſh Nation, in folio.
A Commentary upon the three firſt Chapters of Geneſis, by Mr. John White in fol.
A learned Commentary, or expoſition upon the firſt Chapter of the ſecond Epiſtle to the Corinthians, by Dr. Richard Sibbs, publiſhed for publique good, by Thomas Manton, Folio.
There is come forth Mr. William Fenner his continuance of Chriſts Alarm to drowſie Saints, with a Treatiſe of effectual Calling: The killing Power of the Law: The Spiritual Watch: New Birth: A Chriſtians ingrafting into Chriſt: A Treatiſe on the Sabbath, which were never before Printed, bound in one Volume, Fol. and may be had alone of them that have his other works, as well as bound with all his former works, which are newly printed in the ſame Volume.
The Hiſtory of the Evangelical Churches of the Valleys of Piemont: Containing a moſt exact Geophraphical 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 following tranſactions to 1658. Juſtified partly by divers ancient Manuſcripts written many hundred years before Calvin or Luther. By Samuel Morland Eſq in Fol.
Divine Characters in two parts, acutely diſtinguiſhing the more ſecret and undiſcerned differences between the Hypocrite in his beſt dreſs of ſeeming vertues, and formal duties, and the true Chriſtian in his real grace and ſincere obedience, by Mr. Samuel Crook, in fol.
An Expoſition with practical Obſervations continued upon the thirty ſecond, the thirty third, and the thirty fourth Chapters of the Book of Job. The Subſtance of Forty-nine Lectures, delived at Magnus near the Bridge, London. Being the tenth and laſt part extant. By Joſeph Charyl, preacher of the Goſpel and paſtour of the Congregation there. in quarto
The humbled ſinner reſolved what he ſhould do to be ſaved; or faith in the Lord Jeſus Chriſt the onelyonly way of ſalvation, by Mr. Obadiah Sedgewick, in quarto.
The Fountain opened, and the water of life flowing forth, for the refreſhing of thirſty ſinners, by the ſame Author, in quarto.
Anatomy of ſecret ſins, preſumptuous ſins, ſins in dominion and uprightneſs on Pſal. 19.12, 13. together with a Treatiſe of the ſin againſt the Holy Ghoſt, by Obadiah Sedgewick.
The hypocritical Nation deſcribed, with an Epiſtle prefixed, by Mr. Samuel Jacomb, in quarto.
A Sermon of the baptizing of Infants by Mr. Stephen Marſhal, in quar.
The unity of the Saints with Chriſt the Head by the ſame Author, in quarto.
Truth brought to light, and diſcovered by time, or an Hiſtorical Narration of the firſt fourteen years of King James, in quarto.
The Tryal of the Marqueſs of Argyle, wherein you have his Inditement, and his Anſwer, together with his laſt ſpeech and words upon the Scaffold, in quar.
… … of … of Iniquity, now a work in the Romiſh Church, wherein 1. The incarnation of the Son of God is fully diſplayed. 2. Ceremonies in point of worſhip, proved to be by Chriſt abrogated. 3. Chriſtian liberty with its eight Steps and five boundaries, by Thomas Dowglaſs, M. A. in quarto.
An expoſition upon the whole book of the Canticles, by R R.
Moſes and Aaron, or the Priviledges and Boundaries given by God both to Magiſtrates and Miniſters.
Mr. Robinſons Chriſtians Armour in large Octavo.
A book of Emblems, with Latine and Engliſh verſes made upon (Lights) by Robert Farlie, ſmall Octavo.
The one thing neceſſary; By Mr. Thomas Watſon, Miniſter of Stephens Walbrook, Octavo.
The Riches of grace diſplayed, in the offer and tender of ſalvation to poor ſinners, by Obadiab Sedgewick, in Twelves.
Hidden Manna by Mr. Fenner, in Twelves.
Picturae Louventes, or Pictures drawn forth into Characters, in Twelves.
A moſt excellent Treatiſe containing the way to ſeek Heavens Glory, to fly Earths Vanity, to fear Hells horrour, with godly prayers, and the Bell-mans Summons, Twelves.
The Wedding Ring, fit for the finger, being a Sermon Preached at a Wedding at Edmonton by William Secker.
The ſingular Actions of ſanctified Chriſtians, in ſeveral Sermons, on the 5. of Mat. 47. by the ſame Author.
Tentation the Nature, Danger, Cure, in four parts; Together with the Remains of that eminent Divine Mr. Richard Capel.
The Doctrine of Juſtification of a Sinner, wherein are handled the cauſes of a ſinners Juſtification, examined and applied in a plain doctrinal and familiar way, by Charls Chaucy.
Goſpel-glory without prejudice to the law, ſhining forth in Father, Son, and Holy Ghoſt, for the ſalvation of ſinners, by Richard Byfield. in octav.
A glimpſe of Goſpel Glory being the ſum of ſeveral Sermons on 2 Cor. 3.18. Preached by W. Sherwin, printed 1652.
An Exhortation to the Churches of Bohemiah, to the Churches of England; wherein is ſet forth the good of unity, Order, Diſcipline and Obedience in Churches rightly conſtituted; With an Exhortation premiſed of the Order and Diſcipline uſed in the Churches of Bohemia: Dedicated to his moſt Excellent Majeſty, Charls the Second in Holland, at his departure for England, if poſſibly it may be for an accommodation among the Church of Chriſt. By John Amos Comenius, the onelyonly ſurviving Biſhop of the remains of thoſe Churches.
Grace to the humble, as a preparation to the Sacrament, in five Sermons, by Dr. John Preſton.
Johnſons Eſſays, expreſſed in ſundry exquiſite Fancies.
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 Ʋphingham, in the County of Rutland.
Groans of the Spirit, or the Trial of the Truth of Prayer.
A Handkercher for Parents wet eyes, upon the death of their children or Friends.
The Dead Saint ſpeaking to Saints and Sinners living, in ſeveral Treatiſes, viz. On 2 Sam. 24.10. On Cant. 4.9. On John 8.15. On John 1.50. On Iſa. 58.2. On Exod. 15.11. Never publiſhed before, By Samuel Bolton D. D. late Mr. of Chriſts Colledgge in Cambridge.
Peoples need of a living Paſtor, at the funeral of Mr. John Froſt, M. A. by Zach. Crofton.
A Treatiſe againſt the Toleration of all Religion. By Mr. Thomas Edwards.
Chatchizing Gods Ordinance; in ſundry Sermons, by Mr. Zachary Crofton, Miniſter of Buttolphs Algate, London, the ſecond Edition corrected and augmented.
A Theatre of Political flying Inſects. Wherein eſpecially the Nature, the Worth, the Work, the Wonder, the manner of the right-ordering of the Bee is diſcovered and deſcribed. By Samuel Purcas, M. A. and Paſtor at Sutton in Eſſex.
The ſecond part of Mans wilful impenitency, upon Ezek. 18.32 By Mr. William Fenner, late of Rochford in Eſſex, with ſome other pieces of his, preſerved by a ſpecial Providence.
A Sermon preached at the Funeral of Mis. Elizabeth Moor the 27 of February, at Aldermanbury.
There is in the Preſs an excellent Treatiſe of Mr. George Swinnock upon making Religion ones Buſineſs, in Quarto.
There is in the Preſs ſeveral Sermons of Mr. Jerimiah Burroughs, on Iſa. 62.7. v. and Luk. 10.5, 6. and on the 15. of Prov. and the 19. preached at Gilſes Cripplegate, publiſhed by thoſe that ſubſcribed his former Treatiſes.
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