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A guide to go to GodA guide to goe to God
A guide to go to God: or, An explanation of the perfect pattern of prayer, the Lords prayer. By William Gouge, B. in D. and minister of Gods Word in Black-Friars LondonA guide to goe to God: or, An explanation of the perfect patterne of prayer, the Lords prayer. By William Gouge, B. in D. and minister of Gods Word in Black-Friers London
London: printed by G. Miller for Edward Brewster, 1626
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
6. PETITION. §. 169. OF the sum and several parts of the Sixth Petition. 227 170. Of Temptation and Tempters. 228 171. Of the kind of temptation here ⟨image 7⟩meant. 231 172. Of mans subjection to temptation. 231 173. Of leading into temptation. 233 174. Of being in power of temptation. 233 175. Of Gods leading into temptation. 233 176. Of freeing God for being Author of sin. 235 177. Of mans disability to resist temptation. 237 178. Of Gods over-ruling power in temptation. 238 179. Of the restraint of the power of Tempters. 239 180. Of the extent of our desires for others freedom from Temptation. 240 181. Of that subjection wherein Saints are to temptation. 242 182. Of the freeness of mans will in sin. 143 183. Of the extent of this word (Evil) 246 184. Of Evil, the only thing to be prayed against. 247 185. Of the respects wherein Satan is styled the (evil one.) 249 186. Of the many ways of delivering from evil. 249 187. Of that hope of recovery which remaineth to them that fall. 250 188. Of God the only deliverer. 251 189. Of Sanctification accompanying Justification. 253 190 Of mens proneness to sin after forgiveness. 255 191. Of mans answering Gods mercy by duty. 256 192. Of avoiding temptations. 257 193. Of calling on God for all things. 258 194. Of general points for which we are taught to pray in the last Petition. 259 195. Of the particulars for which we are to pray by virtue of the first part of the last Petition. 260 196. Of the particular for which we are to pray by virtue of the second part of the last Petition. 264 197. Of the things for which we ought to give thanks in the last Petition. 267 198. Of the particulars for which thanks is to be given by virtue of the first part of the last Petition. 268 199. Of the particulars for which thanks is to be given by virtue of the last part of the last Petition. 269 200. Of the duties required in the last Petition. 270 201. Of duties required in the last Petition in regard of others. 274 202. Of the matter of humiliation gathered out of the last Petition. 276
6. PETITION. §. 169. OF the summe and seuerall parts of the Sixt Petition. 227 170. Of Temptation and Tempters. 228 171. Of the kinde of temptation here ⟨image 7⟩meant. 231 172. Of mans subiection to temptation. 231 173. Of leading into temptation. 233 174. Of being in power of temptation. 233 175. Of Gods leading into temptation. 233 176. Of freeing God for being Author of sinne. 235 177. Of mans disabilitie to resist temptation. 237 178. Of Gods ouer-ruling power in temptation. 238 179. Of the restraint of the power of Tempters. 239 180. Of the extent of our desires for others freedome from Temptation. 240 181. Of that subiection wherein Saints are to temptation. 242 182. Of the freenesse of mans will in sin. 143 183. Of the extent of this word (Euill) 246 184. Of Euill, the onely thing to bee prayed against. 247 185. Of the respects wherein Sathan is stiled the (euill one.) 249 186. Of the many wayes of deliuering from euill. 249 187. Of that hope of recouerie which remaineth to them that fall. 250 188. Of God the onely deliuerer. 251 189. Of Sanctification accompanying Iustification. 253 190 Of mens pronenesse to sinne after forgiuenesse. 255 191. Of mans answering Gods mercy by dutie. 256 192. Of anoiding temptations. 257 193. Of calling on God for all things. 258 194. Of generall points for which wee are taught to pray in the last Petition. 259 195. Of the particulars for which wee are to pray by vertue of the first part of the last Petition. 260 196. Of the particular for which wee are to pray by vertue of the second part of the last Petition. 264 197. Of the things for which we ought to giue thankes in the last Petition. 267 198. Of the particulars for which thankes is to bee giuen by vertue of the first part of the last Petition. 268 199. Of the particulars for which thankes is to be giuen by vertue of the last part of the last Petition. 269 200. Of the duties required in the last Petition. 270 201. Of duties required in the last Petition in regard of others. 274 202. Of the matter of humiliation gathered out of the last Petition. 276