Chapter 4CHAP. IV. The Firſt Propoſition Aſſerted.
Chapter 5CHAP. V. Prop. 2. Chriſts ſufferings for Mans Sins, were not the Idem, the ſame thing which the Law…
Chapter 6CHAP. VI. Prop. III. It was not the Law it ſelf properly that Chriſt ſatisfied, but the Legiſlator, as…
Chapter 7CHAP. VII. Prop. IV. It was not only the Sins of the Elect, but of all, even Elect and Non-elect which were…
Argument 1Argum. I.
Argument 2Arg. II.
Argument 3Arg. III. A naturâ Objecti, viz. beneficii oblati.
Argument 4Arg. 4th. Ab effectu Univerſali ad Cauſam.
Argument 5Arg. 5. Ab aequitate novae Legis Credendi Debitum Conſtituentis.
Argument 6Arg. 6th. Ab aequitate legis cum ſufficientia mediorum in ſuo genere.
Argument 7Arg. 7th. A veritate promiſſionis, & fidei conditionalitate.
Argument 8Arg. 8th. A Cauſa pereundi negativè.
Argument 9Arg. 9th. A Sufficientià pretii pro omnibus.
Argument 10Arg. 10th. Ab abſurdo: & injurià coutrariae Doctrinae in Christum.
Argument 11Arg. 11th. Ab abſurdo, & injuriâ contra Juſtitiam Divinam.
Argument 12Arg. 12th. Ab injurioſa negatione Paſſionum Christi.
Argument 13Arg. 13. A Debito Amoris & gratitudinis erga Redemptorem.
Argument 14Arg. 14th. Acertitudine fidei, & poſſibilitate rectè credendi.
Argument 15Arg. 15. Ab ordine credendi perverſo.
Argument 16Arg. 16. A peccatorum aggravatione.
Argument 17Argum. 17th. A novo jure Dominii & imperii.
Argument 18Arg. 18th. A Beneficiis in omnes Collatis, quâ ſatisfactionis ſunt effecta.
Argument 19Arg. 19. A comparatione Legis Gratiae cum Lege operum.
Argument 20Arg. 20. A Legis Moſaicae Abrogatione.
Argument 21Arg. 21. Ab officio praedicantium Doctrinam Evangelii.
Argument 22Arg. 22. A differenti ſtatu h…minum non-electorum, & Daemonum.
Argument 23Argum. 23d. A ſtatu hominum ſaltem non pejore ſtatu Daemonum.
Argument 24Arg. 24. A beneficâ Naturâ Evangelii.
Argument 25Arg. 25. A differentiâ ſtatus damnatorum & viatorum.
Argument 26Arg. 26. A proceſſu Judiciali & cauſa condemnationis.
Argument 27Arg. 27. A condemnandorum inexcuſabilitate.
Argument 28Argum. 28th. A natura poenae infernalis poſitivae.
Argument 29Arg. 29th. A natura Poenae infernalis Privativae.
Argument 30Arg. 30. A Comparatione doctrinae univerſalem ſatisfactionem affirmantis cum doctrin… eandem negante.
Chapter 8CHAP. VIII. Arguments againſt Univerſal Satisfaction anſwered.
Argument 1
Argument 2The ſecond Argument againſt Univerſal Satiſfaction anſwered.
Argument 3Argument 3. Against Univerſal Satisfaction.
Argument 4Argument 4. Againſt Univerſal Satisfaction.
Argument 5Argument the Fifth againſt Univerſal Satiſfaction.
AppendixDISPUTATION OF Special Redemption;
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