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A Christians Walk and Work on Earth

Published: 1678
Length: 58,517 words
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Divisions: 22

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A Christians walk and work on earth, until he attain to heaven which may serve as a practical guide, and a plain direction in his pilgrimage thither, through his personal and relative duties : marvelously useful to all persons, and families of all ranks and qualities, both in city and country / by Christopher Nesse ...

[London] Printed for Dorman Newman ... 1678.

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FrontispieceChristopher. Neſse aetatis Succ 56: 1678 Minniſter of the Goſpel in fleet Street London.
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Dedication
Portion addressed only to Waller
Portion addressed only to Mrs. Waller
Portion addressed to both
To the reader
RulesShort Rules for your general Direction.

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Chapter 1A Chriſtians Walk and Work on Earth, &c. CHAP. 1.
Chapter 2Of a Religious, Godly and Chriſtian Converſation in the General. CHAP. II.
Chapter 3Now of a Religious Godly, and Chriſtian Converſation in particular: And firſt of Meditation. CHAP. III.
Chapter 4Of Prayer. CHAP. IV.
Chapter 5Of Hearing the Word. CHAP. V.
Chapter 6The fourth Religious duty (another walk of a Chriſtian) is the Singing Ordinance. CHAP. VI.
Chapter 7The fift Religious duty: Or walk of a Chriſtian is Godly Conference. CHAP. VII.
Chapter 8The ſixth walk of a Chriſtian is in the two Sacraments. CHAP. VIII.
Chapter 9Of Baptiſm. CHAP. IX.
Chapter 10Of the Lord-Supper. CHAP. X.
Chapter 11The ſeventh Walk of a Chriſtian wherein all the other Walks do meet, is the Lordy-Day. CHAP. XI.
Chapter 12Of Family-Duties, the firſt Pregnant Conſiderations, ſecond Practical and profitable Directions. CHAP. XII.
ConclusionThe Concluſion.

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