Confutation of the Quakers, Index – Publishers advertisement
A TABLE Shewing ſome principal Doctrines of Religion cleared and confirmed in the former Treatiſe, with other uſeful things.
B
BOwing to Superiours, and other geſtures of Civil honour juſtified from Scripture. pag. 68, 69
C
How Hereticks deny Chriſt come in the fleſh. pag. 11
Chriſt proved a true and real man, and perſonally diſtinct from other men. pag. 13
Chriſt his death, reſurrection, and aſcenſion proved from Scripture. pag. 12
Chriſt dwells in us by his Spirit, not by his humane nature. pag. 14
What it is to know Chriſt after the fleſh. pag. 15
The Quakers Chriſt and ours not the ſame. ib.
E
To hold Equality with God, a blaſphemous errour. pag. 19
It comes from the Devil. pag. 20
What care Chriſtians ſhould have to be preſerved from errours. pag. 72, 73
Directions how to be kept from errours. pag. 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79
H
Local Heaven and Hell proved. pag. 35 36, 37
Hereticks oft pretend to much holines and mortification. pag. 54
Parallel betwixt former Hereticks and Quakers. pag. 62, 63, 64
Civil honour and reſpect due to men, proved, and Objections anſwered. pag. 66, 67.
I
In dwelling of Chriſt in beleevers opened. pag. 27
The doctrine of Juſtification cleared and vindicated. pag. 27, 28, 29, 30
How corrupted by Papiſts and Quakers. pag. 24, 25 26
Laſt Judgment proved. pag. 35
Dreadful Judgments of God againſt Hereticks to be duly conſidered pag. 78
K
An outward Political Kingdom of Chriſt upon earth, beſides the ſpiritual Kingdom in his Church. Epiſt Ded.
Neceſſity of being grounded in the knowledge of the things of God. pag. 74
L
Light in all men, what it is, and whether ſufficient to converſion and ſalvation. pag. 57, 58
Luſt harboured in the heart will expoſe men to errours. pag. 77
M
Magiſtrates Officers of Chriſt, as Mediatour in his outward Political Kingdom. Epiſ. Ded.
Magiſtrates …re chiefly to uſe their power for the ſpiritual benefit of the Church, and not only for a civil good. Ep. Ded.
Magiſtrates ought to reſtrain Seducers. Ep. Ded.
They are to be keepers of both Tables. Ep. Ded.
Miracles wrought by falſe prophets in the last days. pag. 44, 45
Directions that people be not deceived by ſuch pretended miracles. pag. 46, 47, 48
Mortification and holineſſe conſiſts not in out-ſide ſhews. pag. 52, 53
Miniſtry of the Word men muſt cleave to it, if they would not deſert truth. pag. 77
O
Goſpel Ordinances inſtituted by Christ. pag. 38, 39, 40
Their continuance proved. pag. 42, 43
P
Papiſts and Quakers agree in twenty particulars. pag. 64
Phariſees and Quakers agree in many particulars. pag. 65
Neceſſity of prayer to be kept from errours. pag. 76
R
Reſurrection of the body proved, and the manner of it opened. pag. 32, 33, &c.
Righteouſneſſe of Chriſt, how made ours, and we justified thereby. pag. 24
S
Scriptures proved to be the Word of God. pag. 1, 2
Scriptures the rule of faith and life. pag. 3, 4, 5
Scriptures concern us as much as the Saints in former times. pag. 6
Scriptures no dead letter. pag. 6
Neceſſity of the Scriptures to us. pag. 7, 8, 9
Sanctification, its cauſe, nature, arguments, end, and helps opened pag. 44, 45
Soul not a part of the being of God. pag. 18
Meeting-places of Seducers to be ſhunned. pag. 76
T
Tolleration of all Religions more deſtructive to the Church then perſecution. Ep. Ded.
Doctrine of the Trinity, cleered and confirmed. pag. 16, 17
What an evil to deny it, ſhewed. pag. 18
Truth muſt be entertained with love and affection, or elſe men will ſoon deſert it. pag. 75
V
Union of Chriſt and beleevers opened. pag. 24
W
Scriptures perverſely wreſted. pag. 10
FINIS.
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An Expoſition upon the ſixth, ſeventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth chapters of Ezekiel, by Mr. William Greenhill, being the ſecond Vol. in 4.
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The humbled ſinner reſolved what he ſhould do to be ſaved, or faith in the Lord Jeſus Chriſt the only way of ſalvation, by Mr. Obadiah Sedgwick, in 4.
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Hidden Manna, or the Myſtery of ſaving grace, by Mr. William Fenner, in 12.
Safe conduct, or the Saints guidance to glory, at the Funeral of Mrs. Thomaſin Barnardiſton, by Mr. Ralph Robinſon, 4.
The Saints longing after their heavenly country, a Sermon by Mr. Ralph Robinſon.
A Sermon at a Faſt by Mr. Na. Ward.
FINIS.
End of the text · Jonathan Clapham, Confutation of the Quakers (1656)