The Christians in Complete Armor, Table of contents – Errata
The CONTENTS of the CHAPTERS.
VERSE 10. Be ſtrong in the Lord, &c.
Chap. 1. OF Chriſtian Courage and Reſolution, wherfore neceſſary, and how obtained.page 4
Chap. 2. Of the Saints ſtrength, where it lies, and wherefore laid up in God.p. 13.
Chap. 3. Of acting our faith on the Almighty Power of God.p. 23
Chap. 4. Of acting our faith on the Almighty Power of God, as engaged for our help.p. 28
Chap. 5. An anſwer to a grand objection that ſome diſconſolate ſouls may raiſe against the former diſcourſe.p. 43
VERSE 11. Take to you the whole Armour of God.
Chap. 1. SHeweth that the Chriſtleſs and graceleſs ſoul is a ſoule without Armour, and therein his miſery.p. 54
Chap. 2. The Armour we uſe againſt Satan, muſt be divine in the Institution, ſuch only as God appoints.p. 61
Chap. 3. This Armour must not only be divine by Institution, but Conſtitution alſo.p. 67
Chap. 4. Of the entireneſſe of our furniture, it muſt be the whole Armour of God.p. 72
Chap. 5. Of the uſe of our ſpiritual Armour, or the exerciſe of grace.p. 81
That ye may be able to ſtand againſt the wiles of the Devil.
Chap. 1. OF Satans ſubtilty, to chuſe the moſt advantagious ſeaſons for tempting.p. 93
Chap. 2. Of Satans ſubtilty in managing his temptations, where ſeveral ſtratagems uſed by him to deceive the Chriſtian, are laid down.p. 98
Chap. 3. Of Satans ſubtilty in making choice inſtruments fit for his turne, to carry on his tempting deſigne.p. 103
Chap. 4. This Point of Satans ſubtilty as a tempter to ſin, is briefly applied.p. 110
Chap. 5. Of the ſubtilty of Satan, as a troubler and an accuſer for ſin, where many of his wiles and policies to diſquiet the Saints ſpirits are diſcovered.p. 114.
Chap 6. A brief Application of Satans ſubtilty, as a troubler and accuſer for ſinne.p. 125
Chap. 7. Directions to fortifie the Chriſtian againſt the aſſaults and wiles of Satan as a troubler.p. 128
Chap. 8. Of the Saints victory over their ſubtil enemy, and whence it is that creatures ſo overmatch's ſhould be able to ſtand againſt Satans wiles.p. 138
Chap. 9. An account is given how the All wiſe God doth out-wit the devil in his tempting Saints to ſin, wherein are laid down the ends Satan propounds, and how he is prevented in them all, with the gracious iſſue that God puts to theſe his temptations.p. 142
Chap. 10. The Application of the Point in two branches.p 152
VERSE 12. For we wreſtle not againſt fleſh and blood, &c.
Chap. 1. SHewing the Chriſtians life here to be a continual wreſtling with ſin and Satan, and how few are true wreſtlers, as alſo how they ſhould manage their combate.157
Chap. 2. What is meant by fleſh and blood, and how the Christian doth not, and how he doth wreſtle againſt the ſame.171
Chap. 3. Satans Principality, how he came to be ſuch a Prince, and how we may know whether we be under him as our Prince or not.182.
Chap. 4. The great power Satan hath, not only over the elementary and ſenſitive part of the world, but intellectval alſo, the ſoules of men.196
Chap. 5. Of the time when, the place where, and the ſubjects whom Satan rules.208
Chap. 6. Of the ſpirituality of the devils nature, and their extreme wickedneſſe250
Chap. 7. Of Satans plot to defile the Chriſtians ſpirit with heart-ſins.259
Chap. 8. How Satan labours to corrupt the Chriſtians minde with errour.267
Chap. 9. Of pride of gifts, and how Satan tempts the Chriſtian thereto.273
Chap. 10. Of pride of Grace.285
Chap. 11. Of pride of Priviledges.299
Chap. 12. What the prize is, which believers wreſtle againſt theſe Principalities, Powers and ſpiritual wickedneſſes for.306
Chap. 13. An Exhortation to the purſuit of heaven and heavenly things.321
VERSE 13. Wherefore take to you the whole Armour of God, &c.
Chap. 1. THe reaſon why the Apoſtle renews the ſame Exhortation, as alſo what truthes Miniſters are often to preach to their people.330
Chap. 2. The best of Saints ſubject to decline in grace, and why we are to endeavour a recovery of decays in grace.334
Chap. 3. A cautionary direction from what we may not, as alſo from what we may judge our graces to be in a declination.337
Chap. 4. A word of counſel for the recovery of declining grace.343
Chap. 5. What is meant by the evil day.349
Chap. 6. The day of affliction is evil, and in what reſpects, as alſo unavoidable, and why to be prepared for.352
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