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Salvation by Grace Through Faith

Published: 1774
Length: 30,977 words
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Divisions: 73

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Salvation by grace through faith, illustrated and confirmed, in eight sermons preached at Boston in New-England. / By E. Pemberton, D.D. ; [Three lines of Scripture texts]

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The Soldier Defended and Directed

1701

Boston, New-England Printed by Thomas and John Fleet 1774.

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Sermon 1SERMON I. The SALVATION revealed in the GOSPEL deſcribed.
Part 1FIRST, It implies, that thoſe who are made Partakers of this Salvation, were in a State of Guilt and Miſery.
Part 2SECONDLY, Their Recovery is begun in this Life.
Part 3THE THIRD Part of my Diſcourſe, which is to ſhew that the Recovery of the People of God, which is begun in…
Conclusion
2 reflections
Sermon 2SERMON II. SALVATION by GRACE.

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Part 1FIRST. WHAT is intended by GRACE.
Part 2SECONDLY, How it appears that the Salvation of Sinners is entirely of Grace.
3 sections
Conclusion
3 reflections
Sermon 3SERMON III. The Nature of FAITH.
Part 1I. A TRUE Faith engages us to an unfeigned Approbation of the Way of Salvation by Jeſus Chriſt.
Part 2II. CHEARFULLY to accept of Chriſt as our complete and eternal Savior.
Part 3III. THIS Acceptance of Chriſt as our Savior is accompanied with an entire Dependance upon Him, for all the…
PartIMPROVEMENT.
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Sermon 4SERMON IV. FAITH the appointed Way of SALVATION.

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Author: Ebenezer Pemberton (1672–1717)
Imprint: Boston, New-England Printed by Thomas and John Fleet 1774.
Extent: iv, 143, [1] p. ; 20 cm. (8vo)
Language: English
Catalogue: Evans 13514
Source: TCP N10663
Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (Text Creation Partnership)

Funeral Sermon of Samuel Willard

1707

Part 1FIRST, In what Senſe are we ſaid to be ſaved through Faith.

Part 2SECONDLY, To enquire into the Reaſons of this Divine Conſtitution.

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Sermon 5SERMON V. Faith the GIFT of GOD.

Part 1FIRST, I AM to ſhow in what Senſe Faith is the Gift of God.

PartIMPROVEMENT.

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Sermon 6SERMON VI. The Salvation we receive by Faith, UNSPEAKABLY GREAT.

PartIMPROVEMENT.

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Sermon 7SERMON VII. Thoſe who neglect this Great Salvation muſt inevitably periſh.

Part 1FIRST, THE Sentence of inevitable Deſtruction is pronounced upon the Deſpiſers of the Goſpel by the Juſtice…

Part 2SECONDLY, IF impartial Juſtice pronounces the Sentence, the ſovereign Ruler has Power to put it in Execution.

Part 3THIRDLY, MERCY hath provided no Way of Relief for thoſe who neglect this Salvation.

PartAPPLICATION of this Subject.

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Sermon 8SERMON VIII. The JOY of FAITH.

Part 1FIRST, THEY may rejoice that their Sins are forgiven.

Part 2SECONDLY, HE admits them to Friendſhip; their Perſons and Performances are accepted.

Part 3THIRDLY, THIS Reſtoration to the Divine Favor is always accompanied with the Sanctification of our Nature.

Part 4FOURTHLY, THEY become the diſtinguiſhing Care of Divine Providence.

Part 5FIFTHLY, NOTHING can do them any eſſential Hurt.

Part 6SIXTLY, ALL theſe great Revolutions ſhall conſpire to promote his real Good.

Part 7SEVENTHLY and finally, THEY rejoice in the Proſpect of immortal Glory.

PartIMPROVEMENT.

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