Infant Baptism of Christs Appointment, Catlogue
A Catalogue of Books Printed for, and are to be Sold by Edward Giles, Bookſeller in Norwich, near the MARKET-PLACE.
SEveral Diſcourſes concerning Actual Providence.
A Word in Seaſon.
Definitive Armour againſt four of Satan's moſt fiery Darts.
Sermons upon the whole firſt and ſecond Chapter of the Canticles.
Thirteen Sermons upon ſeveral uſeful Subjects, all Publiſhed by John Collins, D. D. of Norwich.
The way of the Spirit in bringing Soul to Chriſt.
The Glory of Chriſt ſet forth, with the neceſſity of Faith, in ſeveral Sermons: both by Mr. Thomas Allen, late Paſtor of a Church at Norwich.
Enoch's Walk with God and Chriſt, a Chriſtian's Gain: by Mr. Timothy Armitage, late Miniſter at Normich.
A Diſcourſe of the preciouſneſs of Chriſt, and of the preciouſneſs of Faith.
Precious Promiſes the Portion of Overcomers.
Sermons on five ſeveral uſeful Subjects; all by Mr. John Longher, Miniſter in Norfolk.
The Saints Ebenezer, by Mr. Fran…s Engliſh, late Miniſter in Norwich.
Directions to ſpell Engliſh right.
The Hiſtory of the Proteſtant Reformation, as it was begun by Luther.
The Dead Saint ſpeaking, being a Sermon preached upon the Death of Mr. Newcomb of Dedham in Eſſex.
The Engliſh Presbyterian.
The Miracles of Chriſt.
The ordinary matter of Prayer, drawn into Queſtions and Anſwers.
Two Treatiſes, the firſt, Rejoycing in the Lord Jeſus in all Caſes and Conditions: the ſecond, Of a Chriſtian's Hope in Heaven, and Freedom from Condemnation by Chriſt: both by Mr. Robert Aſty, late Miniſter of Jeſus Chriſt in Norwich.
Obedience to Magiſtrates, recommended in a Sermon preached September the 9th. 1683▪ being the 'Thankſgiving Day for his Majeſties Deliverance: by Jonathan Clapham, Rector of Wramplingham in Norfolk.
A Preſent for Youth, and an Example for the Aged; Two Diſcourſes, one of Spiritual Bleſſings; the other, That God hath an high account of the leaſt Grace in the Saints: by Mr. John Cromwell, late Paſtor of a Church of Chriſt in Norwich.
Infant Baptiſm of Chriſt's Appointment: by Mr. Samuel Petto, Miniſter of the Goſpel in Sadbury in Suffolk.
Of the Converſion of Sinners to God in Chriſt, the neceſſity, nature, means, and ſigns of it, with a concluding Speech to the Unconverted: by Martin Pinch, a Servant of Chriſt in the Work of the Goſpel, in the City of Norwich.
Sincerity, or the upright Man's Walk to Heaven, delivered in ſeveral Sermons in the Pariſh Church of St. Michael, in Long-ſtratton, in Norfolk▪ by James Oldfield, late Miniſter there
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End of the text · Samuel Petto, Infant Baptism of Christs Appointment (1687)