The Doctrine of Justification Cleared, Table of contents
The Contents of the firſt Part.
THe worth of the Doctrine of Juſtification. p. 1
The cenſure of Mr. G. opinion. p. 5. 6, 7
Divines againſt it, as Betrius, as the hereſies of Socinus, and opinion of Arminians and Papiſts, &c. p. 9. 10. &c. 22. 23.
Objections anſwered. p. 17. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. 61, 62
Mr. Walker is not an Arminian. p. 15
Nor for your opinion. p. 25. 26
The phraſe imputing, defended as by Mr. Wr. p. 26. & 31. 32
Imputing an act of judgement and juſtice as well as mercy. p. 28, 29, 30. 35. 36, 37, 38
It is a judging of a thing as it is. Gods judgement is according to truth. p. 30. 33, 34, 35
A thing is the ſame with it ſelfe. p. 38. 39
Christs righteouſneſſe Evangelicall, how? p. 39
Paſſive obedience denied ſatisfaction to the Law; proved. p. 40
Chriſt by imputation a ſinner. p. 41. 42
Mr. Walkers contradictions not ſo. p. 42. 43, 44, 45
Beleevers not redeemers from imputation of Chriſts righteouſneſſe againſt Mr. Goodwins Popiſh inference. p. 45, 46, 47, 48
Mr. Walkers 1. argument. p. 48. Sect. 11
His 2. argument. p. 49. Sect. 12
3. Argument from 6. & 11. verſe.
Righteouſneſſe that by which juſtification. p. 52.
Tr. part. 2. 107
Juſtification by Chriſts workes not excluded by the Apoſtle. p. 54
Imputation of Chriſts righteouſneſſe cauſeth remiſſion of ſinnes. p. 55.
It is Chriſts righteouſneſſe. p. 56, 57, 58
4. Argument. p. 58
5. Argument. p. 60
Mr. Walkers 7. argument againſt M. G. not named or anſwered but by queries, are particularly anſwered. p. 62
Queſt. 1. whether faith, Rom. 5. 1. be our obedience to the Law. p. 62, 63, 64
Queſt. 2. p. 64. Q. 3. p. 64. Q. 4. p. 65. Q. 5. p. 65. Q. 6. p. 66. Q. 7. p. 67. Q. 8. p. 67. Mr. Wotton of union not reall. p. 68. Faith how an inſtrument. 68. Q. 9. about Gods juſtice. p. 69. Q. 10. p. 70. Q. 11. p. 71. Q. 12. p. 71. Q. 13. Chriſts righteouſneſſe inſufficient. p. 72. Q. 14. p. 73. Q. 15. p. 73.
Juſtification by righteouſneſſe. p. 73
Whether juſtif. in remiſſion alone, Calvine. p. 75. &c.
Remiſſ. effect. p. 80.
Paſſive demonſtrations from what outward. p. 81
Q. 17. Adams ſinne not imputed, Pelagianiſme. p. 82. p. 83
Q. 18. p. 82. Q. 19. 20, 21. p. 84
Faith a condition in relation taking in the object. p. 84. &c.
Mr. G. 1. argument and anſwer. p. 89. 90
2. Arg. ib. and p. 91
2. Arg. p. 91. faith a worke in Mr. G. ſenſe. ib.
Q. whether to worſhip Chriſt as Mediator in the morall Law. p. 94. 95, 96
Q. 1. whether Chriſt needed juſtification for himſelfe. p. 100. 101
Q. whether bound to the Law for himſelfe. p. 102. 103, 104, 105, 106, &c.
Mr. G. firſt argument againſt the Relative ſenſe. p. 110
Of Metalepſis. p. 110. 111
2. Arg. p. 112
See about 1 Cor. 1. 30. and 2 Cor. 5. ult. p. 113. 114. &c.
3. Arg. p. 116. Abrah. faith, faith in Chriſt. p. 117. 118
4. Arg. p. 121. anſwered. 5. Arg. p. 123. &c. 6. Arg. p. 124 7. Arg. p. 126. Vlt. Arg. p. 127. &c.
On which ſide Authors ſtand, ſee p. 137. 149
That Chriſts righteouſneſſe be a meritorious cauſe, is not ſufficient, ſee the Learned. p. 139. &c.
That is a Popiſh and Arminian ſhifti ib. p. 145
Of Bucer. p. 150. Bullinger. ib. Luther cleared. p. 152 p. 153. &c. & 159. Calvine. p. 156. Martyr p. 160 Pareus. p. 161. 162. Aretius. p. 163. Beza. p. 165. Junius. p. 165. Doctor Abbot and Mr. Perkins. p. 166.
Doctor Preſton. p. 168. Forbs. p. 170. Muſculus. p. 171.
The Contents of the firſt part of his Treatiſe.
Chap. 3. Anſwering other proofes from Scripture. p. 1. &c.
C. 4. Workes of the Law are not abſolutely excluded, from Rom. 3. 21. p. 10. &c.
C. 5. Anſwering that from Rom. 5. 16, 17. p. 13
C. 6. Arg. 5. from Phil. 3. 9. p. 18
C. 7. That faith is imputed. p. 23
C. 8. From Gal. 3. 12. being the laſt Scripture. from transferribleneſſe. p. 24
C. 9. Arg. 1. that Chriſts righteouſneſſe cannot be imputed. p. 26 It is not fit.
C. 10. 2 Arg. It is too glorious. p. 31
C. 11. It is by remiſſion of ſinnes. p. 33
C. 12. From adoption. p. 35
C. 13. From repentance, p. 39
C. 14. About remiſſion of ſinnes, and prayer for it. p. 40
C. 15. Compliance with Gods not ſeeing ſinne. p. 42
C. 16. p. 44
C. 17. Three arguments more. p. 45. &c.
C. 18. Three further reaſons. p. 48
C. 19. Five further demonſtrations anſwered. p. 59
C. 20. Anſwering 21. 22, 23, & 24. reaſons. p. 63
C. 21. Laſt reaſon. p. 66
The Contents of the ſecond part of the Treatiſe.
Chap. 1. 2. examined, being 14. Concluſions. Concluſ. 1. p. 73. Concluſ. 2. p. 74. Concluſ. 3. p. 76. Concluſ. 4. p. 77. Concluſ. 5. p. 81. Concluſ. 6. p. 84. Concluſ. 7. p. 87. Concluſ. 8. p. 88. Concluſ. 9. p. 92. Concluſ. 10. p. 93. Concluſ. 11. p. 96. Concluſ. 12. p. 99. Concluſ. 13. p. 100. Concluſ. 14. p. 100.
Chap. 3. Examination of diſtinctions. Of Juſtification. p. 104. Of Juſtice. p. ib. Of Chriſts righteouſneſſe. p. 109 Of Imputation. p. III. Of obedience to the morall Law. p. 115. Of Chriſts keeping the morall Law. p. 117. Diſt. 7. p. 117
Chap. 4. Examination of the cauſes of Juſtification. p. 118 Chriſts righteouſneſſe the materiall cauſe. p. 120. &c. applied the formall. p. 125. &c. Whether remiſſion of ſinnes be the formall. p. 137.
Chap. 5. Scriptures cleared, Pſal. 32. 1. Examined, p. 144. Jer. 23. 6. & 33. 6. p. 146. Iſ. 45. 24. p. 148. Iſ. 61. 10. p. 149. Rom. 3. 21. 22. p. 156. Rom. 4. 6. p. 156. Rom. 5. 19. p. 161. Rom. 8. 3, 4. p. 165. &c. Rom. 9. 31. 32. p. 174. Rom. 10. 4. p. 176. 1 Cor. 1. 30. p. 180. 2 Cor. 5. ult. p. 184. Gal. 3. 10. p. 187. Phil. 3. 9. p. 192.
Chap. 6. Examining the anſwers to aguments againſt the Imputation of faith in a proper ſenſe Argument 1. p. 193. arg. 2. p. 195. arg. 3. p. 195. arg. 4. p. 197. arg. 5. p. 198. arg. 6. p. 200.
Chap. 7. Our Arguments vindicated. Arg. 1. p. 204. arg. 2. p. 205. arg. 3. p. 207. arg. 4. p. 208. arg. 5. p. 209. arg. 6. p. 212. arg. 7. p. 214. arg. 8. p. 215. arg. 9. p. 216. arg. 10. p. 218. arg. 11. p. 219. arg. 12. 219.