The Parents Primer and the Mothers Looking-glass, Postscript – Table of contents 2
POST-SCRIPT.
IN the Epiſtle, I direct to know Emphatical words by Capital letters: and ſpeak of beginning them words only with Capitals (except ſuch words as are alway ſo to begin) and I did intend to do ſo. But after the Epiſtle was compoſed by the Printer, I was diſpoſed to begin many Subſtantial words alſo with Capitals, which are not Emphatical. Theſe are in the firſt 6 ſheets containing Inſtruction and Correction, and the An to Ob againſt Correction: eſpecially in the firſt 3 ſheets, to the end of Inſtruction by Doct. Theſe words are begun with Capitals, that Men, Women, and Children may take the more notice of ſuch words and things, which are to them of ſo great concern. And whether you call it a Benefit or a Burden, it is only for the firſt Edition: for in the next (Deo juvante) I ſhall take them out, reduce it to the order of the Epiſtle, and ſo make it more Euphonical and Gratefull for the Readers pleaſure.
A SECOND DIALOGUE OF THE DECALOGUE: OR A DISCOURSE Concerning the Ten COMMANDMENTS.
The Second Part.
I have written to him the Great things of my Law, but they were counted as a Strange thing. Hoſ. 8.12.
The Princes digged the well, the Nobles of the People digged it by the direction of their Law-giver. Nu. 21.18.
The Lord is our Law-giver. Iſa. 33.22.
The Law of the Lord is perfect converting the Soul. Pſ. 19.7.
The Iſles ſhall wait for his Law. Iſa. 42.4.
He will magnifie the Law and make it Honourable. Iſa. 42.21.
We have heard out of the Law that Chriſt abideth for Ever. Joh. 12.34.
Do we then make void the Law through Faith? GOD forbid! yea we eſtabliſh the Law. Rom. 3.31.
LONDON, Printed by J. A. for the Author, 1681.
The General Contents of the Second Dialogue.
TWelve Notes on the Ten Commandments.
Ten Ob againſt the Second Note Anſw.
Of Thunder, breaking, & new making the Tables.
The Law a rule of Life for all men.
How we are under the Law as the Jews were, in Seven Particulars.
How we are Not under the Law as the Jews were, in Seven Particulars.
An account of the C L.
An account of the Judicial Law.
How the M L is aboliſhed, and how not.
How the C L is aboliſhed, and how not.
How the Judicial Law is aboliſhed, & how not.
The whole duty of man in Ten Words.
Antinomian averſeneſſe to the Law.
Five Reaſons of ſlighting the Law.
Of preaching the Doct of the goſpel only.
Four Reaſons of ſuch preaching.
Sad effects of not preaching the Law.
Pride of ſome Preachers, their Wives, Children.
Pride or sin in ſuch prodigiouſly perilous.
Six ſorts of Simple Hearers.
Many in Profeſſion like to be loſt at London.
Concluſion by way of Exhortation.
Note theſe few abbreviations,
M L Moral Law.
C L Ceremonial Law.
C W Covenant of works.
C G Covenant of grace.