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The Souls Looking Glass

Published: 1643
Length: 61,337 words
Reading: ~4 hours
Divisions: 46

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The souls looking-glasse, lively representing its estate before God with a treatise of conscience : wherein the definitions and distinctions thereof are unfolded, and severall cases resolved / by ... William Fenner ...

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1640

Front matter
Title page
To the readerTo the Chriſtian Reader.
Table of contentsA Table of the Contents.
InquiryAn Enquiry after a mans eſtate before God. Coloſſ. 4.8.
Treatise2. A treatiſe of Conſcience. Rom. 2.15.
4 propositions
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InquiryAn Enquiry after a mans Eſtate before God.
TreatiseA Treatiſe of Conſcience.
Proposition 1Propoſition I. There is in every man a conſcience.

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Proposition 2Propoſition II. The light that conſcience acteth by, is knowledge.
Proposition 3Propoſition III. The office of Conſcience is to bear witneſſe, to accuſe or excuſe.
PartThe Adjuncts of conſcience, which ſhew themſelves in the diſcharge of this dutie of judging and counſelling.
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PartThe office of conſcience about things already done or omitted.
4 sections
SectionA quiet conſcience.
PartHow a quiet conſcience in the godly differeth from the quiet conſcience that is in the wicked
PartIII. Examination, Whether we have a quiet conſcience.
PartAn unquiet conſcience.
PartThe degrees of a troubled conſcience.

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Author: William Fenner (1600–1640)
Imprint: Cambridge [Cambridgeshire] Printed by Roger Daniel ..., for John Rothwell ... 1643.
Extent: [12], 212 p.
Language: English
Catalogue: Wing F700 · ESTC R477
Source: TCP A41128
Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (Text Creation Partnership)

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