The Truly Blessed Man, Table of contents
THE Contents Of the principal matters, Contained in the foregoing TREATISE.
1 A Pardoned Man, is a Bleſſed Man. p. 11
2 Gods Forgiveneſs extends to all Sin. p. 27
3 Pardon removes the Load of Sin from the Sinner. p. 46
4 Forgiveneſs Covereth Sin; p. 65
5 Pardon conſists in the Non-imputation of Sin. p. 82
6 A Pardoned man, is one without Guile. p. 99
7 The diſtreſs of a Conſcience burdened, with Sin. p. 131
8 Guilt apprehended, distreſſing to Gods Children. p. 144
9 The danger and miſchief of ſinful ſilence and evaſions p. 160
10 The distreſs of Conſcience from Gods heavy hand. p. 174
11 Right Confeſſion, its nature and uſefulneſs. p. 189
12 Gods readineſs to forgive on penitent Confeſſion. p. 249
13 Examples of Pardoned ſinners, our Encouragement. p. 277
14 Forgiveneſs obtained in a way of Prayer. p. 289
15 God to be ſought in a finding time. p. 301
16 The ſafety of Pardoned ones in worſt times. p. 361
17 God is the Pardoned mans hiding place. p. 383
18 God will keep them from trouble, whoſe hiding place he is. p. 392
19 Faith engageth the heart in making returns to God for deliverance. p. 403
20 Experienced Chriſtians fitteſt to teach others. p. 414
21 Particular application, the beſt way of teaching. p. 423
22 Divine teachings are to guide us in our way. p. 434
23 Contumacy to be avoided, if we would have true peace. p. 457
24 Ʋntractableneſs under teachings, a note of brutiſhneſs. p. 467
25 To go no farther in Gods ſervice than forced, an ill ſign. p. 480
26 Ʋntractableneſs under means, a character of a wicked man. p. 495
27 Wicked mens ſorrows great and innumerable. p 508
28 Faith the foundation of true Obedience. p. 539
29 The Rewards of Obedience, fruits of meer mercy. p. 554
30 Every true believer is compaſſed with mercy. p. 568
31 There are ſome Righteous in Gods account. p. 585
32 Ʋprightneſs of heart is inſeparable from righteous one. p. 591
33 The duty and priviledge of the Righteous and Ʋpright to rejoyce. p 597
34 None but the Righteous can claim this priviledge. p 603
35 The Righteous ſhould always rejoyce. p. 606
36 The Righteous ſhould rejoyce abundantly. p. 611
37 They ſhould give highest expreſſions of their joy. p. 614
38 Our rejoycing ſhould be in the Lord. p. 617
End of the text · Samuel Willard, The Truly Blessed Man (1650)