Thirty-One Select Sermons, Publishers advertisement
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THE ſeveral following books of Mr. Richard Baxters. Aphoriſms of Juſtification, with their explication annexed; wherein is opened the nature of the Covenants, ſatisfaction, righteouſneſs, faith, works, &c. in 12o.
The Saints everlaſting reſt, or a Treatiſe of the bleſſed ſtate of the Saints in their enjoyment of God in glory, in 4o.
Plain Scripture proof for Infant-Baptiſm, in 4o.
The right method in 32. directions, for getting and keeping ſpiritual peace and comfort, in 12o.
The unreaſonableneſs of Infidelity, manifeſted in four diſcourſes, the ſubject of which follows; viz.
1. The Spirits Extrinſick witneſs to the truth of Chriſtianity, on Gal. 3.1,2,3. With a determination of this Queſtion, Whether the miraculous works of Chriſt and his Diſciples do oblige thoſe to believe who never ſaw them.
2. The Spirits internal witneſs to the truth of Chriſtianity, on 1 John 5.10.
3. For prevention of the unpardonable ſin againſt the Holy Ghoſt, a Demonſtration that the Spirit and works of Chriſt were the finger of God, or the Holy war between Chriſt and Satan, on Mat. 12.22,23.
A Poſtſcript againſt Mr. Lyfords exceptions.
4. The arrogancy of reaſon againſt divine revelation repreſſed, or proud ignorance the cauſe of Infidelity, in 8o.
Chriſtian concord, or the agreement of the aſſociated Paſtors and Churches of Worceſterſhire, with Mr. Baxters explication and defence of it, and his exhortation to unity, 4o.
A defence of the Worceſterſhire petition for miniſtery and maintenance, 4o.
The Quakers Catechize, 4o.
An Apology againſt the modeſt exceptions of Mr. T. Blake, and the digreſſion of Mr. Kendal; whereunto are added animadverſions on a late diſſertation of Ludiomeus Colvinus, alias Lodovicus Molineus, M. D. Oxon. and an admonition of Mr. W. Eyre of Saliſbury, with Mr. Crandons anatomy, in 4o.
A confeſsion of faith, eſpecially concerning the intereſt of repentance and ſincere obedience to Chriſt in our Juſtification and ſalvation; in 4o.
Parliamenti Declaratio, 23. May 1649.
Duke Hambletons caſe argued by Mr. Steel, now Lord chief Baron of the Exchequer, in 4o.
The Levellers deſign diſcovered, by Henry Denn, in 4o.
The Collection of Orders of Chancery, with the alterations and additions agreed on by the Lords Commiſſioners of the great Seal, and Mr. of the Rolls, in 8o.
The anatomy of Iohn Lilburns ſpirit and pamphlets, in 4o.
A ſhort diſcourſe between Monarchical and Ariſtocratical Government, in 4o.
The grand Caſe of Conſcience ſtated, in 4o.
A diſcourſ concerning the engagement, or the northern ſubſcribers plea, in 4o.
Heart-bleedings, for profeſſors abominations, in 4o.
An Engliſh tranſlation of the Scottiſh Declaration, in 4o.
A diſcovery of ſome thoughts wherewith many precious ſouls are burdened; by Daniel King, in 4o.
Engliſh Law, or a ſurvey of the houſhold of God on earth, with an Eſſay of Chriſtian Government, folio.
The falſe Brother, in 4o.
The riſe, growth and fall of Antichriſt, together with the much deſired and waited for ſucceſſion of our Lord Jeſus Chriſt: by Edward Haughton, Miniſter of the Word.
A vindication of Infant-Baptiſm, and ſinging Pſalms: by Mr. Sydenham, Miniſter at Newcaſtle.
Goſpel-myſterie.
Goſpel-life and light: by Dorneford.
A Commemoration Sermon on the fith of November before the Parliament, in 4o.
A Commemoration Sermon on the fifth of November, before the Lord Maior, called a Voice from Heaven, in 4o.
Heavenly Treaſure, or mans chiefeſt good, in 12o.
Communion with God in Ordinances, the Saints priviledge and duty, in 12o.
XXXI. Select Sermons on ſpecial occaſions, in 4o. All by William Strong, Miniſter of the word of God.
The horrid bloody Spaniſh Inquiſition, in 12o.