SectionVI. What a Doctrine is.
SectionVII. How a Doctrine is to be raiſed from the Text.
SectionVIII. The order to be uſed in the handling of a Doctrine.
SectionIX. How an Uſe is to be raiſed.
Section
SectionXI. How the Uſes are to be handled
SectionXII. Each Uſe may be ſeveraly amplified.
SectionXIII. An Uſe of Confutation how to be amplified.
SectionXIII. How an Uſe of confirmation and inſtruction is to be amplified.
SectionXV. How to amplifie an Uſe of Reproof.
SectionXVI. An Uſe of admonition or exhortation how to be amplified.
SectionXVII. An Uſ of Comfort how to be amplified.
SectionXVIII. A Caveat about the kindes and order of amplifications.
SectionXIX. The Concluſion of the Uſes how to be ordered.
SectionXX. A neceſſary direction about the Uſes.
Part
Table of contents 1A briefe of the enſuing TREATISE.
Chapter 8
PartTHE DESTRVCTION of in-bred Corruption OR, AN ANTIDOTE againſt Fleſhly Lusts.
Chapter 1CHAP. I. The Enemy to bee encountred with: the ſundry names wherby the ſame is expreſſed.
Chapter 2CHAP. II. That the Fleſh, with the luſts and affections therof, is to be encountred.
Chapter 3CHAP. III. By whom the Fleſh with the luſts and affections thereof is to be encountred.
Chapter 4CHAP. IV. Why the FLESH with the luſts and affections thereof is to be encountred.
Chapter 5CHAP. V. After what manner the Fleſh with the luſts and affections thereof is to be encountred.
Chapter 6CHAP. VI. By what meanes the Fleſh with the Luſts and Affections thereof is to bee encountred.
Chapter 7CHAP. VII. Motives, or encouragements unto this ſpirituall Combat.
Chapter 8CHAP. VIII. Neceſſary Caveats to bee obſerved in this ſpirituall Encounter.
Chapter 5CHAP. V. How to diſcerne when we prevaile againſt the Fleſh, with its inordinate Luſts and Affections.
Chapter 10CHAP. X. The Application of the foregoing matter.