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DedicationTo the Right HONOURABLE THE LORDS and COMMONS Aſſembled in Parliament.
SermonA SERMON PREACHED Before the Right Honourable the LORDS and COMMONS aſſembled in Parliament, upon the 18th…
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DedicationTo the Honourable Houſe of Commons Aſſembled in Parliament at WESTMINSTER.
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SermonA SERMON Preached to both Houſes of PARLIAMENT, at Chriſts-Church, London, upon a Solemne day of…
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SermonA SERMON PREACHED before the Honourable Houſe of COMMONS, upon the day of the Monethly-Faſt, January 28. 1645.
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DedicationTO THE RIGHT HONORABLE The Houſe of PEERES Aſſembled in PARLIAMENT.
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SermonA SERMON PREACHED At the Solemnization of the Funerall of the Right Honorable ROBERT Earle of ESSEX, &c.
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SermonA SERMON Preached before the Honorable Houſe of COMMONS at Margarets Westminſter, on the tenth of March…
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Sermon 1Subjection to MAGISTRATES both Supreme and Subordinate.
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Sermon 2The Second SERMON At the Election of the LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
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Sermon 3Subjection to Magiſtrates both Supream and Subordinate, The Third Sermon, at the Election of the Lord Major…
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Sermon 4The Corruption of Minde DESCRIBED.
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TreatiseA TREATISE OF THE Right Inſtitution, Adminiſtration and Receiving of the SACRAMENT OF THE LORDS SUPPER.
Chapter 1CHAPTER I. Of the Paſseover or Paſchall-Lamb; Its ſignification, and the Analogy or Reſemblance between it…
10 sectionsChapter 2CHAP. II. Of Errours and Corruptions in the Church; How ſoon they ſprung up; When they are a ground of…
19 sectionsChapter 3CHAP. III. That the Lord Jeſus is the Authour of this Sacrament.
6 sectionsChapter 4CHAP. IV. Of the Time of this Sacraments Inſtitution; And of Judas his betraying Christ.
6 sectionsChapter 5CHAP. V. Why Chriſt deferr'd the instituting of this Supper, untill the night in which he was betrayed.
2 sectionsChapter 6CHAP. VI. Of the outwards of this Ordinance of the Supper.
12 sectionsChapter 7CHAP. VII. Some Obſervations upon the precedent Diſcourſes.
4 sectionsChapter 8CHAP. VIII. Of the Real Preſence.
6 sectionsChapter 9CHAP. IX. Of the Inward thing ſignified or repreſented in this Supper.
6 sectionsChapter 10CHAP. X. A four-fold Exhortation from the premiſes.
6 sectionsChapter 11CHAP. XI. Of Chriſts mandate or charge for the celebration of this Ordinance in remembrance of Him.
6 sectionsChapter 12CHAP. XII. Of doing this in remembrance of Christ; The Properties of this Memorial.
3 sectionsChapter 13CHAP. XIII. A Lamentation for the neglect of this Ordinance.
6 sectionsChapter 13CHAP. XIII. How much it concerneth Ministers to Teach, and all to Learn the true meaning of this Ordinance.
4 sectionsChapter 14CHAP. XIV. The great buſineſs that lies upon the Communicant, as oft as he eats this Bread and drinks this…
3 sectionsChapter 15CHAP. XV. The Lords Supper is an iterable Ordinance.
Chapter 16CHAP. XVI. Of the Continuance of this and other Goſpel-Ordinances in the Church.
5 sectionsChapter 17CHAP. XVII. Of worthy and unworthy Receiving of the Lords Supper.
8 sectionsChapter 18CHAP. XVIII. The Ʋſes which are to be made of the two last Theſes.
5 sectionsChapter 19CHAP. XIX. What must be done where Diſcipline cannot be executed for want of Adminiſtrators.
6 sectionsChapter 20CHAP. XX. Whether a Godly man lawfully may, or ought to ſtand as a Member of, and hold Communion in the…
9 sectionsChapter 21CHAP. XXI. Whether the Lords Supper be a converting Ordinance?
6 sectionsChapter 22CHAP. XXII. Of Worthy and Ʋnworthy Receiving; With ſome Cautions to prevent miſ-judging our ſelves in the…
3 sectionsChapter 23CHAP. XXIII. Of Worthy Receiving, &c.
6 sectionsChapter 24CHAP. XXIV. That a Godly man may receive the Sacrament unworthily.
1 sectionChapter 25CHAP. XXV. Of the Graces which are to be exerciſed and ſet on work in the uſe of this Sacrament.
6 sectionsChapter 26CHAP. XXVI. Motives to quicken Endeavours to a fit or worthy Participation of this Ordinance.
1 sectionChapter 27CHAP. XXVII. Falſe and inſufficient Qualifications for the Receiving of this Sacrament.
2 sectionsChapter 28CHAP. XXVIII. The fruit and benefit of Worthy Receiving.
6 sectionsChapter 29CHAP. XXIX. The Sinfulneſs of Eating and Drinking Ʋnworthily.
5 sectionsChapter 30CHAP. XXX. The Cauſe of this Sinne, viz. Not diſcerning the Lords Body.
3 sectionsChapter 31CHAP. XXXI. The Aggravations of the Sinne of Ʋnworthy Receiving.
3 sectionsChapter 32CHAP. XXXII. The Danger of this Sinne.
3 sectionsChapter 33CHAP. XXXIII. Of Examination in order to this Sacrament.
7 sectionsIndexTHE TABLE.
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