The Method of Grace in the Justification of Sinners, Publishers note
A Catalogue of ſome books printed for, and ſold by …amund Paxton, over againſt the Caſtle Taverne, neere to the Doctors Commons
THe holy Ar…, c…ntaining the body of Divinity, or the ſumme and ſubſtanc… of Chriſtian Re…igion; for the benefit and delight of ſuch as thirſt after righteouſneſſe; wherein alſo are fully reſolved, the queſtions of whatſoever point of moment have been, or are, now controverted in Divinity, By John Godolphin, J. C. D. fol.
The holy Lymb…ck or A Semicentury of ſpirituall extractions: wherein the ſpirit is extracted from the letter, of certaine eminent places in the holy Scriptures. By John Godolphin, J. C. D. 12o.
The Temple meaſured, or a brief ſurvey of the Temple myſtical, which is the inſtituted Church of Chriſt, wherein is ſolidly and modeſtly diſcuſſed, moſt of the materiall queſtions touching the conſtitution and Government of the viſible Church, militant here on earth, &c. By James Noyes of New-England. 4o.
The viſions and prophecies of Daniel expounded, wherein the miſtakes of former interpreters are modeſtly diſcovered, and the true meaning of the text made plaine by the words and circumſtances of it, By Thomas Parker of New-England. 4o.
A copy of a letter, written by Thomas Park…r, to his Siſter Mrs. Elizabeth Averey: touching ſundry opinions, by her profeſſed and maintained, in 4o.
A precept for the baptiſme of Infants out of the New-Teſtament, where the matter is firſt proved from three ſeverall Scriptures, that there is ſuch a word of command, ſecondly it is vindicated, as from the exceptions of the ſeparation, by Nathani…l Stephens Miniſter of Feny Drayton in Leiceſter ſhire, 4o.
A brief and excellent treatiſe, containing the Doctrine of godlineſs or a living unto God, wherein the body of Divinity is ſubſtantially propoſed, and metaphorically digeſted by way of Queſtion and Anſwer, by Mr. John Norton of New-England, 8.
The Quakers principles Quaking: or a pretended light proved darkneſs, and perfections found to be greateſt imperfections, by Ralph Hall, 4o.
Englands compleat Law-Judge and Lawyer, by Charles-George, Cock, one of the Judges of the High-Court of Admiralty of England, and alſo of the Court for Probate of Wills, and granting Adminiſtrations, 4o.
Church-Members ſet in joynt, or a diſcovery of the unwarrantable and diſorderly Practice of private Chriſtians, in uſurping the peculiar office and work of Chriſts owne paſtours, namely publique preaching, 4o.
Juſtification by faith, or a confutation of that Antinomian error, that Juſtification is before faith, being the ſumme and ſubſtance of a Sermon preached at Sarum; both by Benjamin Woodbridge in 4o.
End of the text · Benjamin Woodbridge, The Method of Grace in the Justification of Sinners (1656)