Chapter 2CHAP. II. This Rest Defined.
11 sectionsChapter 3CHAP. III. What this Rest presupposeth.
12 sectionsChapter 4CHAP. IV. What this Rest containeth.
12 sectionsChapter 5CHAP. V. The four great Preparatives to our Rest.
5 sectionsChapter 6CHAP. VI. This Rest most Excellent, discovered by Reason.
10 sectionsChapter 7CHAP. VII. The Excellencies of our Rest.
21 sectionsChapter 8CHAP. VIII. The People of God described.
7 sectionsConclusion
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DedicationTo my dearly beloved Friends, The Inhabitants of BRIDGNORTH, Both Magistrates and People. Richard Baxter…
To the reader
TreatiseTHE SAINTS Everlasting REST. PART II.
Chapter 1
6 sectionsChapter 2CHAP. II. Motives to study and preach the Divine Authority of Scripture.
2 sectionsChapter 3
2 sectionsChapter 4CHAP. IIII. The first Argument to prove Scripture to be the Word of God.
6 sectionsChapter 5CHAP. V. The second Argument.
4 sectionsChapter 6CHAP. VI. The third Argument.
6 sectionsChapter 7CHAP. VII. The fourth Argument.
8 sectionsChapter 8CHAP. VIII. Rest for none but the people of God, proved.
1 sectionChapter 9CHAP. IX. Whether the Souls departed enjoy this Rest?
1 sectionTitle page
DedicationTo my dearly beloved Friends, The Inhabitants of the City of COVENTRY, Both Magistrates and People;…
TreatiseTHE SAINTS Everlasting REST. PART. III.
Chapter 1
6 sectionsChapter 2CHAP. II. The aggravations of the loss of Heaven to the ungodly.
15 sectionsChapter 3CHAP. III. They shall lose all things that are comfortable, as well as Heaven.
6 sectionsChapter 4CHAP. IV. The greatness of the torments of the damned discovered.
11 sectionsChapter 5CHAP. V. The Second Vse, Reprehending the general neglect of this Rest, and exciting to diligence in…
5 sectionsChapter 6CHAP. VI. An Exhortation to Seriousness in seeking Rest.
27 sectionsChapter 7CHAP. VII. The third Vse. Perswading all men to try their Title to this Rest; And Directing them how to…
19 sectionsChapter 8CHAP. VIII. Containing an Exhortation and Motives to Examine.
9 sectionsChapter 9CHAP. IX. Containing Directions for Examination, and some Marks for Tryal.
4 sectionsChapter 10CHAP. X. The fourth Vse. The Reason of the Saints Afflictions here.
8 sectionsChapter 11CHAP. XI. An Exhortation to those that have got Assurance of this Rest, or title to it, that they would do…
18 sectionsChapter 12CHAP. XII. An advice to some more specially to help others to this Rest, prest largely on Ministers and…
18 sectionsTitle page
DedicationTO MY Dearly beloved friends in the Lord, The Inhabitants of the Town of SHREWSBVRY, Both Magistrates,…
Introduction
Treatise
Chapter 1CHAP. I. USE. VI. Reproving our Expectations of Rest on Earth.
7 sectionsChapter 2CHAP. II. USE. VII. Reproving our unwillingness to Dye.
25 sectionsChapter 3CHAP. III. Motives to a Heavenly Life.
15 sectionsChapter 4CHAP. IV. Containing some Hinderances of a Heavenly Life.
7 sectionsChapter 5CHAP. V. Some general helps to a Heavenly Life.
11 sectionsChapter 6CHAP. VI. Containing the Description of the great Duty of Heavenly Contemplation.
7 sectionsChapter 7CHAP. VII. Concerning the fittest time and place for this contemplation, and the preparation of the heart…
10 sectionsChapter 8CHAP. VIII. Of Consideration, the instrument of this Work; and what force it hath to move the Soul.
8 sectionsChapter 9CHAP. IX. What Affections must be Acted, and by what Considerations and objests, and in what order.
10 sectionsChapter 10CHAP. X. By what Actings of the soul to proceed in this work of Heavenly contemplation.
5 sectionsChapter 11CHAP. XI. Some Advantages and Helps for raising and affecting the Soul by this Meditation.
14 sectionsChapter 12CHAP. XII. How to manage and watch over the Heart, through the whole Work.
4 sectionsChapter 13CHAP. XIII. The Abstract or Sum of all, for the use of the weak.
1 sectionChapter 14CHAP. XIV. An Example of this Heavenly Contemplation, for the help of the unskilful. There remaineth a Rest…
1 sectionConclusion
ConclusionBROVGHTON In the Conclusion of His Concent of Scripture: Concerning the New-Jerusalem, and the Everlasting…
PoemA Poem of Master I. Herberts in his Temple.
ErrataIf you will reade nothing but What Was intended by the Author, amend these misprintings: The rest are but…