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The Seamans Companion · John Flavel

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THe Fountain of Life opened, or a Display of Christ in his Essential and Mediatorial Glory. Wherein the Impetration of our Redemption by Jesus Christ, is orderly unfolded, as it was begun, carried on, and finished by his Covenant, Transaction, Mysterious Incarnation, Solemn Call and Dedication, Blessed Offices, Deep Abasement; and Supereminent Advancement. In all which, the great Supernatural Mystery of the Wisdom and Love of God, in his most gracious, plenary, and wonderful Salvation of Sinners by Jesus Christ, is distinctly explicated; and in its several parts generally applied for the winning of Ʋnbelievers to him; and the Confirmation of all that do believe in him. By John Flavel, Preacher of the Gospel of Jesus Christ at Dartmouth in Devon.

The Saints Temptations wherein the nature, kinds, and occasions of Temptations, and the duty of the Saints under Temptations, are laid forth: As also the Saints great Fence against Temptations, (viz.) Divine Grace. Wherein the nature, excellency, and necessity of the Grace of God is displayed in several Sermons. By John Rowe, Minister of the Gospel.

Heavenly Mindedness and Earthly Mindedness, in two Parts; with an Appendex concerning laying hold on Eternal Life. By John Rowe Minister of the Gospel.

The Life and Death of Mr. John Rowe of Credditon in Devon.

Christs Power over Bodily Diseases, in several Sermons. By Edward Cacorance, Minister of the Gospel.

The Saints nearness to God, a Discourse on part of the 148 Psalm. By Richard Vines, once Minister of S. Laurence-Jury in London.

The Law of God ratified by the Gospel of Christ, or the Harmony of the Doctrine of Faith; with the Law of Righteousness. Shewing the Moral Law, a Rule of holy Living. By Mr. Maynard, Minister of the Gospel.

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Corrigenda.

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