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A Treatise of the Divine Promises in five Books.
The Saints Encouragement in Evil Times.
Critica Sacra, or Observations on all the Radices or Primitive Hebrew words of the Old Testament, in order Alphabetical.
Critica Sacra, or Philological and Theological Observations upon all the Greek words of the New Testament, in order Alphabetical.
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Novae Solymae, Libri sex, Sive Institutio Christiani.
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Essayes concerning Mans true Happiness.
Parabolae Evangelicae Latinè redditae Carmine Paraphrastico varii generis.
Morton, His Touchstone of Conversion.
Mr. Hezekiah Woodward.
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The Lives and Acts of the good and bad Kings of Judah.
A Treatise of Fear.
A Thank-offering.
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6. The Soul of Fasting
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His Sermon, entituled, The Gl…ss of Gods Providence toward his faithful ones.
His Sermon, entituled, The Duty and Honours of Church-Rest.
M. William Barton.
His Psalms.
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His Scripture Hymns.
M. Vicars Chronicle, in four Parts.
M. Samuel Clark.
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His Cases of Conscience. His Golden Apples.
M. Kings Marriage of the Lamb.
M. Shorts Theological Poems.
The French Alphabet.
Jus Divinum Ministerii, by the Provincial-Assembly of London.
M. Thomas Blake.
His Answer to Blackwood, of Baptism.
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M. Cook, His Font uncovered.
D. John Wallis, His Explanation of the Assemblies Catechism.
M. Austins Catechism.
M. Vicars Catechism.
M. John Pagits Defence of Church-Government, by Presbyterial, Classical and Synodal Assemblies.
M. Thomas Paget, A Demonstration of Family-Duties.
M. Anthony Burgesse.
Vindiciae Legis, or, A Vindication of the Law and Covenants, from the Errours of Papists, Socinians and Antinomians.
A Treatise of Justification, in two Parts.
Spiritual Refining, Part 1. or, A Treatise of Grace and Assurance: Handling the Doctrine of Assurance, the Use of Signs in Self-examination; how true Graces may be distinguished from counterfeit, several true Signs of Grace, and many false ones: The Nature of Grace under divers Scripture Notions, viz. Regeneration, the New Creature, the Heart of Flesh, Vocation, Sanctification, &c.
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His CXLV. Sermons upon the whole 17th Chapter of St. John, being Christs Prayer before his Passion.
The Difficulty of, and Encouragements to Reformation, a Sermon upon Mark 1. vers. 2, 4. before the House of Commons.
A Sermon before the Court-Marshall, Psal. 106. 30, 31.
The Magistrates Commission, upon Rom. 13. 4. at the Election of a Lord Maior.
Romes Cruelty and Apostasie, upon Revel. 19. 2. preached before the House of Commons on Nov. 5.
The Reformation of the Church to be endeavoured more than the Commonwealth, upon Judg. 6. 27, 28. preached before the House of Lords.
Publique Affections, pressed upon Num. 11. 12. before the House of Commons.
Self-judging, in order to the Sacrament, with a Sermon of the Day of Judgement.
A Treatise of Original Sin.
An Exposition on 1 Cor. 3.
The Godly Mans Choice.
M. Richard Baxter.
Plain Scripture-proof of Infant-Baptism.
The Right Method for getting and keeping Spiritual Peace and Comfort.
The unreasonableness of Infidelity, in four Parts.
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2. The Spirits Internal witness of the truth of Christianity.
3. A Treatise of the Sin against the holy Ghost.
4. The Arrogancy of Reason against Divine Revelation repressed.
The Christian-Concord, or, The Agreement of the Associated Ministers of Worcestershire, with M. Baxters Explication of it.
A Defence of the Worcestershire Petition for the Ministry and Maintenance.
The Quakers Catechism.
An Apology against M. Blake, D. Kendal, M. Lodovicus Molinaeus, M. Aires, and M. Crandon.
His Confession of Faith.
The Saints Everlasting Rest.
The safe Religion, a piece against Popery.
His present Thoughts about Perseverance.
His Holy Commonwealth.
M. Lukin, The Practice of Godliness.
M. Langly.
His Catechism.
A Treatise of Suspension.
D. Teat. His Sermon at the Funeral of S. Charls Coot.
M. Dury. The Desires of Foreign Divines, of a Body of Divinity from English Divines, with an Essay of a Model.
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His Apology, containing Exceptions against M. Blake.
The Digression against M. Kendal.
Animadversions on a late Dissertation of Ludiomeus Colvinus, alias Ludovinus Molineus.
An Admonition to M. Eyrs: With M. Crandons Anatomy. 4o
Confession of Faith. 4o
Christian Concord. 4o
Defence of the Worcestershire Petition. 4o
Advice to the Parliament. 4o
Letter to M. Dury for Pacification. 4o
Concerning the Saints Perseverance. 4o
The Quakers Catechism. 4o
Of Infant-Baptism, against M. Tombs. 4o
The Unreasonableness of Infidelity. 8o
Thirty two Directions, for getting and keeping Spiritual Peace. 8o
Against Popery. 8o
Holy Commonwealth. 8o
M. Lawsons Examination of the Political part of Hobbs his Leviathan. 8o
These several Books of M. Gilberts, Minister of Limrick in Ireland.
THe Libertine School'd: or, A Vindication of the Magistrates Power, in Matters of Religion. 4o
A Sovereign Antidote against those sinful Errors that are the Epidemical Disease of our Times. 4o
A pleasant Walk to Heaven, on Ephes. 4. 1. 4o
The Blessed Peace-maker, or, A Christian Reconciler, intended for the Healing of our Divisions. 4o
Innocents, no Saints: or, A Pair of Spectacles for a dark fighted Quaker, By E. Dod. 4o
Man's Duty, in magnifying God's Work: A Sermon preached before the Parliament, on the occasion of the Victory obtained against the Spanish Fleet: By John How, Preacher of the Word at the Abbey-Church, Westminster. 4o
The Perusal of an old Statute of Death and Judgment.
A Funeral Sermon, By M. Bedford. 4o
These several Books following of M. Strong.
HEavenly Treasure: or, Mans chiefest Good. 12o
Communion with God, the Saints Priviledg and Duty. 12o
Thirty one Sermons, preached on select Occasions. 4o
The Will of man, subjected to the Will of God. 8o
A Commemoration Sermon, preached at Pauls on the 5th of November, 1646. 4o
A voice out of the Temple: Being also a Sermon on the 5th of Novemb. 4o
A Confession of Faith, of the several Congregations, or Churches of Christ in London, commonly called Anabaptists. 4o
A Discovery of some troublesom Thoughts. By Daniel King. 4o
Gospel-Glory, in the Visible and Invisible Worship of God. By Edw. Drapes. 4o
Common-Good: or, The Improvement of Commons, Forrests and Chases, by Inclosure. By S. T. 4o
An Assize Sermon; Preached by Tho. Gilbert. 4o
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Bartons Translation on the singing Psalms. 12o
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Renodeus Dispensatory. Fol.
Spencers Similies. Fol.
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Buck on the Beatitudes. 4o
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English Law: By Charles George-Cock. Fol.
Par on the Romuns. Fol.
Hackwels Argument for the Liberty of the Subject. 4o
The false Brother. 4o
M. Obadiah Sedgwicks Sermon at M. Strongs Funeral. 4o
Duke Hamiltons Case, argued by M. Steel, now Lord Chancellour in Ireland. 4o
Gospel-Ministery, and Gospel-Light and Liberty, by Dornford. 8o
The Rise, Fall, and Ruine of Antichrist, By Haughton. 8o
Orders of mhancery. 8o
Illustrious Bashaw. Fol.
The Bloudy Inquisition of Spain. 12o
Hughs Abridgment of the common Law. Lar. 4o
His Abridgment of all the Acts and Ordinances. 4o
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A Scripture Chronology, By M. Allin Minister. 4o
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