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Heaven and Hell Epitomized · George Swinnock

Heaven and Hell Epitomized, Table of contents – Errata

THE Contents.

TWo great Leſſons to be learned of all page 1

The diviſion of the Chapter p. 2, 3.

The meaning of the words p. 4, 5.

Doct. They that have Chriſt for their life, ſhall have gain by their death p. 6.

What is implyed in, To me to live is Chriſt p. 6.

1. Chriſt the principle of a Chriſtians life p. 6, 7, 8.

2. Chriſt the pattern p. 9, 10.

3. Chriſt the Comfort p. 11. 12, 13, 14.

4. Chriſt the end p. 15.

Wherein a Chriſtian is a gainer by death p. 19.

1. He gaineth a freedom from all evil ibi.

1. From the evil of ſin p. 20.

1. From the commiſsion of it p. 20, 21, 22.

2. From temptations to it p. 24, 25, 26.

2. From the evil of ſuffering p. 27, 28.

1. From ignominy in his name p. 29, 30.

2. From infirmities in his body p. 31, 32.

3. From ſorrow in his ſoul p. 33, 34.

2. He gaineth the fruition of all good p. 3….

1. The ſociety of perfect Chriſtians p 36, 37.

2. Neareſt communnion with Jeſus Chriſt p. 38, 39, 40.

3. The enjoyment of the bleſſed God p. 42, 43, 44.

which ſhall be

Full p. 47, 48.

Immediate p. 49, 50, 51.

1. Uſe, by way of Information.

The difference betwixt the eſtates of the good and bad at death p. 54. to 63.

1. The ſinner loſeth by death p. 64.

1. All his carnal comforts, his relations, wealth, honor, mirth, and that for ever p. 65. to 68.

The difference between a Saints loſs of outward things by death, and a ſinners p. 68. to 73.

2. All the means of grace p. 73. to 78.

3. The ſociety of all the Saints p. 78. to 82.

4. All his hopes of heaven p. 82. to 87.

5. His precious ſoul p. 87. to 95.

6. The bleſſed God p. 95. to 102.

2. The ſinner gaineth by death

1. Fullneſs of ſin p. 102. to 105.

2. Fullneſs of ſuffering

In regard of intenſion p. 105. to 111.

In regard of duration p. 111. to 122.

2. Uſe by way of Examination.

To try our title to happineſs p. 122. to 127.

1. Arguments to inforce this uſe

1. It is eaſie and ordinary to miſtake p. 127. to 132.

2. True Chriſtians are very few p. 132. to 139.

3. The benefit of a faithful tryal p. 139. to 144.

2. Marks of a true Chriſtian

1. To him to live is Chriſt

1. Is Chriſt the principle of thy life p. 144. to 147.

2. Is Chriſt the pattern of thy life p. 147. to 150.

3. Is Chriſt the comfort of thy life p. 150. to 152.

4. Is Chriſt the end of thy life p. 152. to 155.

2. He hath the Spirit of God p. 155, 156. which is

1. A purifying Spirit p. 156. to 160.

2. Enabling to pray p. 160. to 163.

Fervently p. 163. to 166.

Frequently p. 166. to 170.

Counſel to a Chriſtian that upon tryal findeth his eſtate good p. 170. to 173.

To him that findeth his eſtate bad p. 173, 174.

3. Uſe by way of Exhortation.

To Labor for this ſpiritual life, and thereby for this gain p. 175. to 180.

Rich men ſhould labor for it p. 180. to 185.

Poor men ſhould p. 185. to 190.

Two requeſts to all that deſire this ſpiritual life.

1. Req. To ſet about it ſpeedily p. 190. to 195.

1. Hath not God waited on thee long enough already p. 195. to 198.

2. Haſt thou not ſerved ſin long enough p. 198.

3. Thou wouldſt not defer things of leſſe concernment p. 199.

4. The longer thou delayeſt, the farther thou wandreſt from God and happineſs p. 200.

5. Thou canſt not promiſe thy ſelf the next hour p. 201.

6. Art thou ſure God will accept thee hereafter p. 202.

2. Req. To ſet about it ſeriouſly, and with all thy might p. 203. to 208.

Inforced by a fourfold ſuppoſition

1. Sup. Thou hadſt ſeen the terror of the day of judgement p. 208. to 213.

…. Sup. Thou wert ſure to dye this day monethmonth p. 213. to 217.

…. Sup. Thou couldſt ſpeak with thy carnal, ſloathful neighbors in hell p. 217. to 218.

4. Sup. Thou hadſt ſeen the Majeſty and purity of the infinite God p. 219. to 222.

Directions for the attaining this ſpiritual life.

1. Direct. Labor for the knowledge of thy ſins and miſery p. 224. to 234.

Mark that ſix ſheets are falſe figured in this place in the book

2. Direct. Get thy heart truly affected with, and throughly humbled for thy ſins and miſery p. 234. to 271.

3. Direct. When thy heart is humbled caſt thy ſelf wholly and onelyonly upon the merits of Jeſus Chriſt p. 171. to 186.

4. Direct. Dedicate thy ſelf and all thou haſt to the ſervice, commands and glory of Chriſt p. 186. to 200.

5. Direct. Be diligent in reading, hearing, and meditating on the word of God p. 200. to 208.

6. Direct. Be frequent and fervent at the throne of grace p. 253. to 263.

Motives to labor for this ſpiritual life.

1. It is the moſt honorable life p. 263. to 267.

2. It is the moſt comfortable life p. 267. to 275

3. It is the moſt profitable life p. 275.

Concluſion of this large uſe to the unconverted p. 287.

4. Uſe by way of conſolation to all that live ſpiritually p 288.

It is comfortable

1. Againſt perſecution from the world p. 290.

2. Againſt the temptations of the devil p. 294.

3. Againſt the corruptions of thy own heart p. 297.

4. Againſt our own deaths p. 300.

5. Againgſt the death of our godly friends and relations p. 303.

It is further comfortable if we conſider

1. The excellency of this gain which will appear p. 305.

1. By the foretaſtes of it p. 306.

2. By the price paid for it p 309.

3. By the titles given to it p. 311.

2. The certainty of this gain p. 315.

It is enſured by promiſe ibid.

By witneſs, by oath, by ſeals p. 317.

3. The eternity of it p. 318

REader, I deſire thee to excuſe the unſuitableneſs of ſome of the page titles, that being the work of the Printers (I intended a running Title according to the ſeveral heads which were handled) The Contents will make full ſatisfaction for that error. My abſence from the Preſs hath occaſioned alſo ſome few miſtakes in the body of the Book; the moſt conſiderable of which, I have obſerved, and requeſt thee to amend. The Greek and Latine are mangled in the Margine, but I intending not the Treatiſe for Scholars, medled little with them, and am the leſs troubled for the miſtakes about them.

Errata.

PAge 7. line 21. r. is p. 20. l. 10. r. there p. 23. l. 21. add i… p. 37. l. 8. r. ſhall p. 41. l. 3. r. Demarathus p. 81. l. 23. r. ſuch p. 116. l. 6. r. life p. 123. l. 2. add ſhall p. 159. l. 25. 1. whoſe l. 26. r. mayſt p. 192. l. 24. add for p. 198. l. 20. add years p. 278. l. 4. for Chriſt is a co-heir r. Chriſt is heir.

Margine. Pag. 4. r. an p. 35.…. adeptio p. 39. r. cummo.