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A Golden Key to open hidden Treaſures, or ſeveral great points that refer to the Saints Bleſſedneſs and future happineſs, with the reſolution of ſeveral important Queſtions: the active and paſſive Obedience of Chriſt, vindicated and proved. Eleven ſerious ſingular Pleas, which all ſincere Chriſtians may fafely make to thoſe ten Scriptures which ſpeak of the general Judgment, and the particular Judgment that moſt certainly muſt paſs on all, &c.
The works of Mr. James Janeway, containing theſe ſix following Treatiſes, Heaven on Earth, or the best friend in the worſt of times: Death unſtung, being a Sermon preached at the Funeral of Mr. Thomas Moſeley 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 Thomas Savage.
Inviſible Realities, demonſtrated in the holy Life and triumphant Death of Mr. John Janeway.
The Saints encouragement to Diligence in Chriſts Service, with Motives and means to Chriſtian activity: His laſt Legacy to his Friends, containing 27 Sermons, inſtances of Gods Providences in and about ſeveral dangers and deliverances, with the names of ſeveral who were Eye witneſſes to ſeveral of them: Whereunto is added a Sermon on the ſame Subject.
Mr. Wadſworth's laſt Legacy; being a ſerious Exhortation to an Holy Life, or a Plea for the abſolute neceſſity of Inherent Righteouſneſs, in thoſe that hope to be ſaved: with an Elegy on that Author's death.
Mr. Caryl's Expoſition on the Book of Job.
Goſpel Remiſſion, or a Treatiſe ſhewing that true Bleſſedneſs conſiſts in the pardoning of ſin; by Jeremy Burroughs.
Mount Piſgah, or a Proſpect of Heaven, being an Expoſition of the 4th Chapter of the 2d Epiſtle of Paul to the Theſſalonians, by Thomas Caſe.
The retired mans Meditations, or the Myſterie and power of Godlineſs, preſenting to view the richneſs and fulneſs of Chriſts perſon as the Mediator, or the Spiritual and Natural man in their proper diſtinctions, &c. by Sir Henry Vane, Knight.
The Saints Triumph over the laſt Enemy; in a Sermon preached at the Funeral of that zealous and painful Miniſter of Chriſt Mr. James Janeway; by Nathaniel Vincent.
A Collection of Sermons, preach'd at the Morning-Lecture in Southwark and elſewhere, by N. Blakie.
The Morning-Seeker, ſhewing the benefit of being good betimes, with directions of making ſure work about early Religion; by John Ryther.
A Diſcourſe of Evangelical Love, Church-peace and Unity, with the occaſions and reaſons of preſent differences and diviſions about things Sacred and Religious: by John Owen, D. D.
Saints Memorials, being a Collection of Divine Sayings written and delivered by the late Reverend and Eminent Miniſters of the Goſpel, Mr, Edm. Calamy, Mr. Joſeph Caryl, Mr. R. Venning, Mr. James Janeway, &c.
Heaven realized, being ſome of the Experiences of a famous Chriſtian Gentlewoman.
The Chriſtians greateſt Intereſt, or a tryal of a Saving-intereſt in Chriſt, the way how to attain it: by W. Guthry, late Miniſter in Scotland.
The Weavers Pocket-Book, or Weaving ſpiritualized, in a Diſcourſe, wherein men employed in that Occupation may be inſtructed how to raiſe heavenly Meditations from the ſeveral parts of their work: by J Collins, D. D.
A Call to Prayer, in two Sermon on that Subject lately preached to a Countrey Auditory, with an account of the Principles and practice of the Quakers in the matter of Prayer.
The Life and Death of the godly Man, exemplified in a Sermon preached at the Funeral of that Pious and faithful Miniſter of Chriſt Mr. Thomas Wadſworth, by R. Bragg.
The Hiſtory of the Wars in New England, with an account of the ſeveral fights between the Joint-Forces of the United Engliſh Collonies, and the Indians.
A Practical Expoſiton of the Ten Commandments, with a Reſolution of ſeveral Momentous Queſtions, and Caſes of Conſcience: by Mr. James Durham, late Miniſter at Glaſgow.
The Memorial of Gods Judgments Spiritual and Temporal, in ſome Sermons of Mr. Nicholas Lockier Miniſter of the Goſpel.
Godly fear, or the Nature and Neceſſity of fear, and its uſefulneſs, both to the driving Sinners to Chriſt, and to the provoking Chriſtians on in a godly Life through the ſeveral parts and duties of it, till they come to Bleſſedneſs: by R. A. Author of Vinditiae Pietatis.
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