A Little Cabinet, Table of contents – Errata
A Table of the principal heads in general, and the connection of theſe points together and dependence of them one upon another.
OF God the Father.
Of God the Son.
Of God the Holy-Ghoſt.
Of Gods decrees.
Of Election.
Of the Creation.
Of Angels.
Of Man.
Of the Sou l.
Of Mans fall.
Of Providence.
Of Mans recovery.
Of Vocation.
Of the Covenant of Grace.
Of Juſtification by Grace alone.
Of Sanctification or a holy Converſation.
Several ſtrong reaſons why the Saints ſhould walk holily.
Of Juſtification and Sanctification, wherein they differ, and wherein they agree.
Of Faith.
Of Repentance.
Of Sin, the nature of it.
Of Knowledge.
Firſt Of God.
Secondly Of our ſelves.
Of Experience.
Of Enjoyment
Of the grace of love,
1. Firſt to God.
2 To his People.
Of the Grace of hope.
Of Perſeverance.
Of the ſeveral gifts and Graces of the Spirit.
Of the ſeveral Ordinances o… the Goſpel
1. Of the aſſ…mbling of our ſelves together.
2. O preaching and prophecying.
3. Of Prayer and ſupplication.
4. Of ſinging and praiſing God together.
5. Of the Ordinance o… Baptiſm.
6. Of the Ordinance o… the Lords Su…per.
7. Of the Collection or the poor.
8. Of reading the Scriptures.
9. Of Admonition, private and publike.
10. Of Suſpenſion.
11. Of Excommunication.
Of Aſſurance of Salvation.
Of the difference between the Law and the Goſpel, and of the ſeveral ſorts of Laws.
Of the ten Commandments, and what each of them doth prohibit and enjoin.
Of the Lords prayer, and the ſeveral petitions therein contained.
Of the World, Fleſh, and the Devil, the three great enemies of man.
Of afflictions, and why the Lord doth afflict his own people.
When a man may be ſaid to ſuffer for well-doing, and when for ill-doing.
The Lord is many times better then promiſe, never worſe.
Mercies and deliverances are many times neareſt to us, when we think they are fartheſt of.
The Lord doth hand forth mercies by the rule of contraries.
He doth not deſpiſe the day of ſmall things.
The order of cauſes, how the Lord comes down-ward from the cauſes to the Effects, and how we muſt go upward from the effects to the cauſes.
Mans life is or ſhould be guided by ſeven vertues.
Several Divine Sentences.
Divers knotty queſtions anſwered and ſeeming contradictions, reconciled, and many ſcruples of conſcience removed.
Of the ſhortneſs of mans life, and of the miſery that doth attend every age thereof.
Of the miſery attending both body and Soul at the hour of Death.
Of a Bill of inditement at that time brought againſt us.
Of the ſad condition and miſery of all out of Chriſt after death.
Of our preparation for death, that we may be ready when it comes.
Death to a Chriſtian is but a houſe, a bed, a ſleep.
The great and terrible day of the Lord is near; proved
1. By the teſtimony of the Prophets.
2. By the teſtimony of the Apoſtles.
3. By the teſtimony of Angels.
4. By the immutability of Gods decree.
5. By the infallibility of his promiſes.
6. By the impartiality of his juſtice.
There are four things that Chriſt hath already done, and five things he is now doing, and ſix things more that he will do when he comes.
Of the reſurrection of the dead at Chriſts ſecond coming.
Of the firſt and ſecond reſurrection.
Whether there be any ſuch things as the perſonal reign of Chriſt: and if ſo, what it is.
Of the laſt judgement.
1. The ſigns that go before it.
2. What is meant by it
3. O… the place where it ſhall be.
4. Of the perſon, who it is that ſhall judge the world.
5. Of the time how long the judgement ſhall laſt.
6. Out of what all people ſhall be judged.
7. The day of judgement will be a great day.
The ſad condition of all Chriſtleſs, after the Sentence is pronounced.
1. The unſpeakable pains they ſhall endure.
2. Their companions, what they ſhall be.
3. The duration of this miſerable eſtate.
Of the happy and bleſſed eſtate of the Godly after judgement.
1. Their bodies ſhall be made glorious.
2. Their Soul ſhall be far more perfect then it was in the ſtate of innocency.
3. Of the place where we ſha… be after the laſt judgment.
4. In whoſe preſence we ſhall be.
5. Whether the Saints ſhall know one another.
6. Whether they ſhall ſpeak one to another.
7. The varieties of joyes, that there ſhall be in heaven.
8. The duration of this bleſſed eſtate.
And laſtly what the conſideration of all this ſhould teach us.
Reader, do me that favour as to correct theſe greater faults that appear at firſt view: for I have not opportunity to peruſe it all; And cover leſſer faults with the mantle of love: and let not the truth ſuffer through my weakneſs, &c.
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