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Section 1SECT. I. Of our Knowledge of God, as here attainable.
Section 2SECT. II. Of mans Soul as the Glaſs in which we muſt ſee God.
Section 3SECT. III. The ſeveral inadequate Conceptions which in order make up our Knowledge of God.
Section 4SECT. IV. Of Gods Relations to the Creature and denominations (thereupon) in his Power, Knowledge and Will.
Section 5SECT. V. Of Futurity and its pretended Cauſes.
Section 6SECT. VI. Of Gods Knowledge, and the Co-exiſtence of the Creature.
Section 7SECT. VII. Of School Curioſities and Uncertainties about Gods Knowledge.
Section 8SECT. VIII. More of Gods Fore-knowledge, and of Permiſſion of Sin.
Section 9SECT. IX. Of Predeſtination and Free-will (of which ſee more Sect. 20. againſt Mr. Rutherford.)
Section 10SECT. X. Of Natural and Moral Power as fore-ſeen.
Section 11SECT. XI. Whether God bind Men to Impoſſibilities.
Section 12SECT. XII. Of Scientia Media.
Section 13SECT. XIII. Of Gods Will and Decrees in General.
Section 14SECT. XIV. Of ſeveral Diſtinctions of Gods Will.
Section 15SECT. XV. Of the Order of Gods Decrees by way of Intention and Execution.
Section 16SECT. XVI. Of the Order of the Decrees called Reprobation. And of Election and Reprobation in themſelves.
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1 additional explanationSection 17SECT. XVII. Of Gods Cauſing, and Decreeing Sin.
Section 18SECT. XVIII. A Confutation of Dr. Twiſſe's Digr. 5. l. 2. ſect. 1. Vind. Grat.
Section 19SECT. XIX. The ſame doctrine in Rutherford de providentia confuted.
Section 20SECT. XX. The old Reconciling Doctrine of Auguſtine, Proſper and Fulgentius. And firſt Proſper ad Gallorum Qu.
Section 21SECT. XXI. Proſper's anſwers ad Object. Vincent.
Section 22SECT. XXII. The words of Fulgentius to the ſame ſence.
Section 23SECT. XXIII. Healing Principles and Conceſſions of the Synod of Dort, &c.
Section 24SECT. XXIV. On the other ſide.
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Table of contentsThe CONTENTS of theſe THESES cannot be well given you, without reciting too great a part of them: But…
PartA PREMONITION.
Section 1SECT. I. The first Law.
Section 2SECT. II. The firſt Edition of the Law of Grace.
Section 3SECT. III. Of Christ's Incarnation and our Redemption.
Section 4SECT. IV. Of the New Covenant, or the Law of Grace in the Second Edition.
Section 5SECT. V. Of the Gift and Works of the Holy Ghost.
Section 6SECT. VI. Of Univerſal Redemption.
Section 7SECT. VII. The Antecedent and conſequent Will of God, &c.
Section 8SECT. VIII. Of Juſtification by Christ's Righteouſneſs, imputed.
Section 9SECT. IX. Of the nature and distinctions of Juſtification.
Section 10SECT. V. Merit.
Section 11SECT. XI. How faith Justifieth.
Section 12SECT. XII. How Repentance is joyned with Faith.
Section 13SECT. XIII. Of the degrees of Pardon or Juſtification.
Section 14SECT. XIV. Of Juſtification by Sentence of the Judge.
Section 15SECT. XV. Of initial executive Pardon or Justification.
Section 16SECT. XVI. Of aſſurance of Pardon, Justification and Salvation And whether it be Faith.
Section 17SECT. XVII. Of Love as the end of Faith.
Section 18SECT. XVIII. Of Perſeverance, and the certainty of it, in order to certainty of Salvation, and true Comfort.
Section 19SECT. XIX. Of Mortal Sin, or what Sin will not ſtand with Saving Grace.
Section 20SECT. XX. What Repentance for particular Sins is neceſſary to pardon.
Section 21SECT. XXI. The ſolution of all the former difficulties, in part.
Section 22SECT. XXII. Few certain of Salvation: The Conſequents of this in order to our Concord herein.
Section 23SECT. XXIII. More neceſſary Conceſſions.
Section 24SECT. XXIV. The ſum and end of this Diſcourſe of certain Perſeverance.
Section 25SECT. XXV. Degrees of falling, and danger.
Section 26SECT. XXVI. Of final Justification, and how Paul and James agree about Juſtification by Works.
Section 27SECT. XXVII. Of the fewneſs of the glorified, and the many that periſh.
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Preface
Section 1SECT. I. The preſuppoſed Principles.
Section 2SECT. II. The Order of Divine Operations.
Section 3SECT. III. Of the Operations and Principles as compared.
Section 4SECT. IV. How far God uſeth Means.
Section 5SECT. V. Of the Cauſes of the different Effects of Grace and Means.
Section 6SECT. VI. Of the Limitations of Gods Operations on the Soul.
Section 7SECT. VII. Of the Reſiſtibility of Grace.
Section 8SECT. VIII. What that Operation of God on the ſoul is, which is the ſubject of our many queſtions: (as…
Section 9SECT. IX. Whether Gods Operations be equal on all?
Section 10SECT. X. Whether the ſaid Operation be Phyſical or Moral?
Section 11SECT. XI. What Free-Will Man hath to Spiritual Good, &c.
Section 12SECT. XII. Somewhat more of Predetermination; with an anſwer to Dr. Twiſſe.
Section 13SECT. XIII. Of mans Power Natural and Moral.
Section 14SECT. XIV. Whether the giving of faith be an Act of Omnipotency? and a proper Creation? and a Miracle?
Section 15SECT. XV. Of the ſufficiency and efficacy of Grace.
Section 16SECT. XVI. Of Infuſed Habits, and the Holy Ghoſt Given us▪
Section 17SECT. XVII. Whether man be meerly Paſſive as to the firſt ſpecial Grace.
Section 18SECT. XVIII. Whether the firſt Grace, and the New and Soft Heart be Promiſed and Given Abſolutely, or on…
Section 19SECT. XIX. How God may be ſaid to Cauſe the Acts of ſin?
Section 20SECT. XX. How far God, and how far Man himſelf, is the Cauſe of Hell and other puniſhments.
ConclusionThe Concluſion, Summing up the ſeveral wayes of the Contenders.
Section 2§. II. Alvarez his Epitome in Twenty Propoſitions, conſidered.
Section 3§. III. Of the three other wayes, and I. Of the Jeſuits way.
Section 4§. IV. II. Of Durandus's way.
Section 5§. V. III. Of the Scotiſts and Nominals way.
Section 6§. VI. The true face or Scheme of the Dominican predeterminant way, as to the ſenſe and conſequents.
Section 7§. VII. Of Janſenius his way of reconciling Grace and Free-will.
1 animadversionsSection 8§. VIII.
NotesNotes on ſome paſſages of Mr. Peter Sterries Book of Free-will.
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Table of contentsTHE CONTENTS OF THE Second Book.
ConferenceTHE Firſt Days Conference ABOUT PREDESTINATION.
Accusation 1The first Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
Accusation 3The third Crimination.
Accusation 4The fourth Crimination.
Accusation 5The fifth Crimination.
Accusation 6The ſixth Crimination.
Accusation 7The ſeventh Crimination.
Accusation 8The eighth Crimination.
Accusation 9The ninth Crimination.
Accusation 10The tenth Crimination.
Accusation 11The eleventh Crimination.
Accusation 12The twelfth Crimination.
ConferenceTHE Second Days Conference OF PREDESTINATION. Between C. (a Calvinist) and B. (the Conciliator.)
Accusation 1The firſt Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
Accusation 3The third Crimination.
Accusation 4The fourth Crimination.
Accusation 5The fifth Crimination.
Accusation 6The ſixth Crimination.
Accusation 7The ſeventh Crimination.
Accusation 8The eighth Crimination.
Accusation 9The ninth Crimination.
Accusation 10The tenth Crimination.
ConferenceTHE Third Days Conference (With an ARMINIAN of Univerſal and Special REDEMPTION
Accusation 1The first Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
Accusation 3The third Crimination.
Accusation 4The fourth Crimination.
Accusation 5The fifth Crimination.
Accusation 6The ſixth Crimination.
Accusation 7The ſeventh Crimination.
Accusation 8The eighth Crimination.
Accusation 9The ninth Crimination.
Accusation 10The tenth Crimination.
Accusation 11The eleventh Crimination.
Accusation 12The twelfth Crimination.
ConferenceTHE Fourth Days Conference (WITH a CALVINIST) Of Common and Special REDEMPTION.
Accusation 1The first Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
Accusation 3The third Crimination.
Accusation 4The fourth Crimination.
Accusation 5The fifth Crimination.
Accusation 6The ſixth Crimination.
Accusation 7The ſeventh Crimination.
Accusation 8The eighth Crimination.
Accusation 9The ninth Crimination.
Accusation 10The tenth Crimination.
ConferenceTHE Fifth Days Conference WITH AN ARMINIAN Of mans natural ſinfulneſs and impotency to good, and of FREE-WILL.
Accusation 1The first Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
Accusation 3The third Crimination.
Accusation 4The fourth Crimination.
Accusation 5The fifth Crimination.
ConferenceTHE Sixth Days Conference OF Natural Corruption and Impotency, and Free-will. BETWEEN B. (the Reconciler)…
Accusation 1The first Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
Accusation 3The third Crimination.
Accusation 4The fourth Crimination.
Accusation 5The fifth Crimination.
Accusation 6The ſixth Crimination.
ConferenceTHE Seventh Days Conference Between A. and B. Of SUFFICIENT and EFFECTUAL GRACE.
Accusation 1The first Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
ConferenceTHE Eighth Days Conference Between B. and C. of SUFFICIENT and EFFECTUAL GRACE.
Accusation 1The first Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
Accusation 3The third Crimination.
Accusation 4The fourth Crimination.
Accusation 5The fifth Crimination.
Accusation 6The ſixth Crimination.
Accusation 7The ſeventh Crimination.
Accusation 8The eighth Crimination.
Accusation 9The ninth Crimination.
ConferenceTHE Ninth Days Conference Between A. and B. OF PERSEVERANCE.
Accusation 1The first Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
Accusation 3The third Crimination.
Accusation 4The fourth Crimination.
Accusation 5The fifth Crimination.
Accusation 6The ſixth Crimination.
ConferenceTHE Tenth Days Conference Between B. and C. OF PERSEVERANCE.
Accusation 1The first Crimination.
Accusation 2The ſecond Crimination.
Accusation 3The third Crimination.
Accusation 4The fourth. Crimination.
Accusation 5The fifth Crimination.
Accusation 6The ſixth Crimination.
ExtenuationThe just Extenuation of this laſt Controverſie.
ConferenceThe Eleventh Dayes CONFERENCE. Of Chriſts Righteouſneſs imputed: of Faith, Juſtification, and mans duty;…
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Chapter 2
Chapter 3CHAP. III. Whether our own Righteouſneſs be any way neceſſary and conducible to our Juſtification before…
Chapter 4CHAP. IV. Whether the Goſpel be a Law of Chriſt?
Chapter 5CHAP. V. Whether Chriſt be the only Party in Covenant with God? and not Believers, or lapſed man?
Chapter 6CHAP. VI. Whether the New Covenant of Grace have any Conditions?
Chapter 7CHAP. VII. Whether Juſtifying Faith be a Believing in Chriſt as a Teacher, Lord, &c. or only a Receiving of…
Chapter 8CHAP. VIII. Of Faiths Juſtifying as an Inſtrument.
Chapter 9CHAP. IX. Whether Faith it ſelf be imputed for Righteouſneſs?
Chapter 10CHAP. X. Whether Gods juſtifying thoſe to day that were yeſterday unjuſtified, ſignifie any change in God?
Chapter 11CHAP. XI. Whether a Juſtified man ſhould be afraid of becoming unjuſtified?
Chapter 12CHAP. XII. Of Mans Power to believe; and of calling the unregenerate to Duty.
Chapter 13CHAP. XIII. Of the Witneſs of the Spirit, and Evidences of Juſtification.
ConclusionThe Concluſion.
ConferenceThe Twelfth Dayes CONFERENCE. L. A Lutheran: R. A Reconciler.
ConferenceThe Thirteenth Dayes CONFERENCE. Of the great errours, ſin and danger which many Ignorant Profeſſours fall…