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The Life of Faith in Times of Trial and Affliction

by John Brown · 1610–1679

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The life of faith in times of trial and affliction cleared up and explained from Hebrews X:XXXVIII ... / by Ioh. Brown ...

[S.l.] Printed for the author 1679-1680.

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Front matter
Title page
To the readerTo the CHRISTIAN READER, More particularly to the poor suffering Remnant of the CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
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Introduction
Consideration 8CONSIDERATION. VIII. It is the decreed will of God.
Consideration 9CONSIDERATION. IX. It is the Commanding will of God.
Consideration 10CONSIDERATION. X. Afflictions are all ruled and over-ruled by a good hand of Providence, which is alwayes…
Consideration 11CONSIDERATION. XI. Christ himself had a suffering life.

Relation of the Sufferings of Ministers in Scotland Since 1660

1665

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Consideration 13CONSIDERATION XIII. Suffering hath been the Lot of Christ's Church, in all Ages.
Consideration 14CONSIDERATION. XIV. Other precious Beleevers have been Afflicted so, if not worse.
Consideration 15CONSIDERATION. XV. Suffering Christianly is a special gift of God.
Consideration 16CONSIDERATION. XVI. The Sufferings of Christs Servants are for the advantage of the Church.
Consideration 17CONSIDERATION XVII. The Lord Reigneth in Zion.
Consideration 18CONSIDERATION XVIII. The time of Affliction is but short.
Consideration 19CONSIDERATION. XIX. Remember Peter's fall Mat. 26. vers 33, 34, 35.
Consideration 20CONSIDERATION XX. Gods Way of delivering his People is hid and mysterious.
Consideration 21CONSIDERATION XXI. No man can make straight what God hath made crooked.
Consideration 22CONSIDERATION XXII. Judgement upon a Land, because of sin, sometime will not be held off by the prayer of…
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