Gods Call from Heaven Echoed, Publishers note
Books Printed, and are now to be ſold by Nathanael Web, and William Grantham, at the black Bear in St. Paul's Church-yard, neer the little North-door, 1658.
Books in Quarto.
MAſter Iſaac Ambroſe, Prima, media & ultima, [Firſt, Middle, and Laſt things] in three Treatiſes, of Regeneration, Sanctification, and with Meditations on Life, Death, Hell, and Judgement, newly publiſhed, with large additions, in 4.
—Looking unto Jeſus: A view of the everlaſting Goſpel of Jeſus, or the ſouls eying of Jeſus, as carrying on the great work of Mans Salvation from firſt to laſt, in 4.
—Redeeming the time. A Sermon preached in Preſton, on Jan. 4. at the Funeral of the Lady Margaret Houghton, in 4.
Mr. Richard Vines, A Treatiſe of the Inſtitution, Right Adminiſtration and Receiving of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper; delivered in twenty Sermons, at St. Laurence Jury, in 4. Newly publiſhed.
Mr. Nathanael Hardy, Several Sermons preached upon ſolemn occaſions, collected into one Volume, in 4.
—[The firſt Ep. General of St. John, unfolded and applied, in 22 Sermons, 4.
[Hiſtory ſurvey'd in a brief Epitome: or, a Nurſery for Gentry] compriſed in an intermixed diſcourſe upon Hiſtorical and Poetical Relations, in 4.
Mr. William Nicolſon's full and plain Expoſition of the Church Catechiſm, newly publiſhed, in 4.
Dr. Stoughton's 13. Sermons, being an introduction to the Body of Divinity, in 4.
Dr. John Preſton, A poſition delivered in Cambridge, concerning the irreſiſtibleneſs of converting grace, in 4.
Mr. Walter Cradock, [Goſpel Liberty] in the Extention and Limitation of it, in 4.
Mr. John Browning, [concerning publique Prayer, and the Faſts of the Church] ſix Sermons, or Tracts, in 4.
Mr. Thomas Parker, [The Viſions and Propheſies of Daniel expounded] wherein the Miſtakes of former Interpreters are modeſtly diſcovered, in 4.
Reformatio Legum Eccleſiaſticarum ex Authoritate primum Regis Henrici 8. inchoata, in 4.
Mr. George Strode [The Anatomy of Mortality, divided into eight Heads, (viz.) 1 The certainty of Death. 2 Meditations on Death. 3 Preparations for Death, &c.] in 4.
Dr. Daniel Featly, [The Grand Sacriledge of the Church of Rome, in taking away the Sacred Cup from the Laity at the Lord's Table] in 4.
Mr. Ric. Lewthwait, [Vindiciae Chriſti & obex errori Arminiano; A Plea for Chriſt] in three Sermons, in 4.
Welch Common-Prayer, with the Singing-Pſalms, in 4.
John Ley, Entituled A Diſcourſe of Diſputation, chiefly concerning matters of Religion, newly publiſhed, in 4.
Mr. John Lawſon's [Gleanings and Expoſitions of ſome of the more difficult places of holy Scripture] in 4.
Mr. John Cotton [The way of the Churches of Chriſt in N. England] in 4.
Mr. Edward Thorp, [The New Birth, or Birth from Above] in 4.
Mr. John Vicars, [The Schiſmatick ſifted, &c.] in 4.
—[Coleman-ſtreet Conclave viſited, and that Grand Impoſtor, the Schiſmaticks Cheater in chief, truly and duly diſcovered] in 4.
Roberti Heggi Dunelmenſis aliquot Sacrae Paginae Loca, Lectiones, in 4.
Mr. John Lewis, [Contemplations upon theſe times, or the Parliament explained at Wales] in 4.
[The Beacon flaming, with a non obſtante againſt thoſe that plead for Liberty of Printing and publiſhing Popiſh Books] in 4.
[The Ranters Reaſons reſolved to nothing, or the Fuſtification, inſtead of the Juſtification of the mad Crew, &c.] in 4.
Mr. Nath. Stephens [A precept for the Baptiſm of Infants out of the New Teſtament] in 4.
Mr. Joſiah Ricraft [A Noſegay of Rank-ſmelling Flowers, ſuch as grow in John Goodwin's Garden, &c.] in 4.
Sermons lately publiſhed.
Dr. Sam. Anneſly [The firſt diſh at the Wiltſhire Feaſt] A Sermon preached before many worthy Citizens of London, born in that County, in 4.
—(Communion with God) in two Sermons, preached at Paul's before the Lord Major of London, lately publiſhed, in 4.
Mr. Edmund Calamy (The Monſter of ſinful Self-ſeeking Anatomized) A Sermon preached at Paul's before the Lord Major of London, lately publiſhed, in 4.
Mr. John Warren of Hatfield-Regis in Eſſex (The Potent Potter) A Sermon preached at a Faſt before the Parliament, in 4.
—(The unprofitable Servant) A Sermon preached at the Aſſize at Clemsford in Eſſex, lately publiſhed, in 4.
—(Man's Fury ſubſervient to God's Glory) A Sermon preached before the Parliament at a publike Thankſgiving, newly publiſhed.
Dr. Robert Gell, A Sermon, touching God's Government of the World by Angels, preached before the Aſtrologers, in 4.
—Noah's Flood Returning, A Sermon preached before the Right Worſhipful Company of Drapers, in London, in 4.
Dr. John Whincop (God's Call to Weeping and Mourning) A Sermon preached at a Faſt before the Parliament, in 4.
Mr. George Walker, A Sermon preached at a Faſt before the Parliament, in 4.
Richard Meggot (The Rib Reſtored) or the Honour of Marriage: A Sermon preached in Dionis Back Church; occaſioned by a Wedding, newly publiſhed.
Mr. Valentine, A Sermon preached at a Faſt before the Parliament, in 4.
Mr. William God (Jacob Raiſed) A Sermon preached at a Faſt before the Lords in Parliament, in 4.
Mr. Thomas Goodwin (The great Intereſt of States and Kingdoms) A Sermon preached before the Parliament, in 4.
Mr. Samuel Kem (The King of Kings) His privy marks for the Kingdoms choiſe of new Members: A Sermon preached upon the choiſe of Burgeſſes for the City of Briſtol, in 4.
Mr. Ben. Hubbard (Sermo Secularis) Or, A Sermon to bring to remembrance the dealings of Jehovah with this Kingdom of England, in 4.
Mr. J. P. A Sermon preached upon Matth. 22. 21. Wherein is ſet forth the King's due in part, and peoples duty, in 4.
Mr. Ambr. Stavely (Judex Expurgatorius: Or, A ſhort Examination of the doctrine of Purgatory) A Sermon lately publiſhed, in 4.
Mr. Peter Sterry (The Clouds in which Chriſt comes) A Sermon preached before the Parliament, in 4.
—(The teaching of Chriſt in the Soul) A Sermon preached before the Parliament, in 4.
Mr. Robert Wilde (The arraignment of a Sinner at the Bar of Divine Juſtice) A Sermon preached in St. Maryes in Oxon, at an Aſſize there, newly publiſhed, in 4.
Mr. Giles Firmin, Stabliſhing againſt ſhaking, or a diſcovery of the Prince of Darkneſſe (Scarcely) transformed into an Angel of light, powerfully now working in the deluded people called Quakers, in 4.
Mr. Stephen Marſhal, The Power of the Civil Magiſtrate in matters of Religion vindicated. A Sermon preached before the firſt Parliament on a Monthly Faſt day, newly publiſhed.
Mr. Simeon Aſh, Good courage diſcovered and encouraged. A Sermon preached before the Commanders of the Military Forces of the City of London, in 4.
George Swinnock, The Gods are Men, or the Mortality of Perſons in places of Magiſtracy. A Sermon preached at an Aſſize at Harford, in 4. newly publiſhed.
In Octavo large.
Mr. Giles Firmin, An examination of Dr. Oowen's Nature of Schiſm; with a Diſcourſe concerning Parochial Congregations in Englad; Alſo a Plea for Ordination by Impoſition of hands, &c. newly publiſhed, in 8.
J. Votier, Entituled Vox Dei & Hominis: God's call from Heaven ecchoed by Mans anſwer from Earth, &c. in 8. newly publiſhed.
Mr. Robert Young (A Soveraign Antidote againſt all Grief, with the Victory of Patience) in 8.
Mr. Ben. Needler (Expoſitory Notes, with Practical Obſervations upon Geneſis) lately publiſhed, in 8.
Octavo ſmall.
Mr. George Hopkins (Salvation from ſin by Jeſus Chriſt) or the Doctrine of Sanctification, which is the greater part of our Salvation, founded upon Chriſt, who is both the Meritorious and Efficient cauſe of Sanctifying Grace, purchaſing it for working and perfecting it in his people, &c. newly publiſhed, in 8.
Mr. John Trap, Theologia Theologiae, the true Treaſure, or a Treaſury of holy Truths, touching God's Word, and God the Word, in 8.
Bp. Davenant (An Exhortation to Brotherly Communion betwixt the Proteſtant Churches) in 8.
Bp. Cooper (The Triumph of a Chriſtian) in three excellent Treatiſes, 1. Jacob's wreſtling with God, &c. in 8.
(The Bee-Hive of the Romiſh Church) A work of all good Catholicks to be read, and moſt neceſſary to be underſtood, in 8.
Mr. John Simpſon (The Perfection of Juſtification againſt the Phariſees, the Purity of Sanctification againſt the Stainers of it, the Unqueſtionableneſs of Glorification againſt the Sadduces) in 8.
Mr. Hall (The loathſomneſs of long Hair) A Treatiſe wherein the queſtion is ſtated, many arguments againſt it produced; with an Appendix againſt Painting, Spots, Naked Breſts, &c. lately publiſhed, in 8.
—(Vindiciae Literarum, The Schools guarded) or the excellency and uſefulneſs of Arts, Sciences, Languages, Hiſtory, and all ſorts of Human Learning, in ſubordination to Divinity, with an Appendix in Anſwer to Mr. Webſter, lately publiſhed, in 8.
Mr. John Warren of Hatfield in Eſſex (Principles of Chriſtian Practice) Illuſtrated with Queſtions and Scripture-Anſwers, lately publiſhed, in 8.
Mr. Daniel Evans (A Baptiſmal Catechiſm) ſhewing unto what perſons, whether of riper years, or as yet Infants, the Sacrament of Baptiſm ought to be adminiſtred according to the Scriptures, lately publiſhed, in 8.
Twelves large.
Mr. Thomas Gery, The Fort Royal of Chriſtianity Defended: Or a demonſtration of the Divinity of the ſacred Scriptures, with a diſcuſſion of the great controverſies in Religion, about univerſal redemption, free-will, original ſin, &c. in 12. newly publiſhed.
(The Practice of Chriſtianity) or the Epitome of Mr. Rogers ſeven Treatiſes, in 12.
Mr. Thomas Jackson (The true Evangelical Temper) wherein Divinity and Eccleſiaſtical Hiſtory are interwoven and mixt, &c. in three Sermons, in 12.
Twelves ſmall.
Hen. Carpenter, The Deputy Divinity or Inferiour Deity and Subordinate God in the World, A Diſcourſe of Conſcience, in 12.
Rich. Sibbs, Antidotum Contra Naufragium fidei & Bonae Conſcientiae, in 12.
Mr. Mullard (Celeſtial Soliloquies) compoſed of ſeveral Divine Meditations and Prayers, drawn from the holy Scripture, in 12.
Francis Thin, Esq (The perfect Embaſſador) treating of the Antiquity, Priveledges, and Behaviour of men belonging to that Function, in 12.
FINIS.
End of the text · James Votier, Gods Call from Heaven Echoed (1658)