§. 1. OF the Apostles manner of pressing the point of faith. pag. 195
2 Of urging matters of moment. 196
3 Of giving heed to weighty matters. 196
4 The resolution of the text. 197
5 Of the preeminence of faith above other graces. 198
6 Of the pressing the doctrine of faith. 199
7 Of the honour which faith doth unto God. 200
8 Of the good which faith brings unto man. 202
9 Of the high account which we ought to make of faith. 205
10 Of the Papists cavil against faith. 206
11 Of faith in general. 207
12 Of the kinds of faith. 208
13 Of the titles given to true faith. 210
14 Of the definition of justifying faith. 210
15 Of the resemblance betwixt faith and a shield. 214
16 Of the meaning of the word (Take) 215
17 Of the Author of faith. 216
18 OF the motive and end why God worketh faith. 217
19 Of the means of working faith. 218
20 Of the Laws work towards faith. 220
21 Of the Gospels work in faith. 221
22 Of grief going before faith. 22•
23 Of desire going before faith. 223
24 Of mans endeavour to get faith. 223
25 Of Gods offering Christ. 224
26 Of Gods power to make his offer good. 225
27 Of Gods truth in making good his offer. 226
28 Of Gods free offer. 227
29 Of the riches of Gods mercy. 227
⟨image 9⟩29 Of the extent of Gods offer of Christ. 228
30 That the offer of Christ, is a sufficient ground to receive Christ. 230
31 That a mans unworthiness ought not to keep him from believing. 231
32 Of long waiting. 232
33 Of mans sin in not believing. 233
34 Of the heinousness of incredulity. 234
35 Of proving faith. 235
36 Whether faith may be known or no. 235
37 Whether ordinary persons may know they have faith. 236
38 Of the difference betwixt those who seem to have faith, and those who indeed have it. 236
39 Whether faith and doubting may stand together. 238
40 Of trying faith both by the causes, and by the effects. 238
41 Of that illumination which causeth faith. 239
42 That grief goeth before faith. 240
43 How grief which works faith is wrought. 242
44 Of the effects which that grief that causeth faith, bringeth forth. 243
45 Of that desire which causeth faith. 243
46 Of joining the effects with the causes of faith, in the trial thereof. 245
47 Of the fruits of faith. 247
48 Of a quiet conscience proceeding from faith. 247
49 Of the difference betwixt a quiet conscience and not-troubling conscience.
§. 1. OF the Apostles manner of pressing the point of faith. pag. 195
2 Of vrging matters of moment. 196
3 Of giuing heed to weighty matters. 196
4 The resolution of the text. 197
5 Of the preheminence of faith aboue other graces. 198
6 Of the pressing the doctrine of faith. 199
7 Of the honor which faith doth vnto God. 200
8 Of the good which faith brings vnto man. 202
9 Of the high account which we ought to make of faith. 205
10 Of the Papists cauill against faith. 206
11 Of faith in generall. 207
12 Of the kinds of faith. 208
13 Of the titles giuen to true faith. 210
14 Of the definition of iustifying faith. 210
15 Of the resemblance betwixt faith and a shield. 214
16 Of the meaning of the word (Take) 215
17 Of the Author of faith. 216
18 OF the motiue and end why God worketh faith. 217
19 Of the meanes of working faith. 218
20 Of the Lawes worke towards faith. 220
21 Of the Gospels worke in faith. 221
22 Of griefe going before faith. 22•
23 Of desire going before faith. 223
24 Of mans endeauour to get faith. 223
25 Of Gods offering Christ. 224
26 Of Gods power to make his offer good. 225
27 Of Gods truth in making good his offer. 226
28 Of Gods free offer. 227
29 Of the riches of Gods mercy. 227
⟨image 9⟩29 Of the extent of Gods offer of Christ. 228
30 That the offer of Christ, is a sufficient ground to receiue Christ. 230
31 That a mans vnworthinesse ought not to keep him from beleeuing. 231
32 Of long waiting. 232
33 Of mans sinne in not beleeuing. 233
34 Of the hainousnesse of incredulitie. 234
35 Of prouing faith. 235
36 Whether faith may be knowne or noe. 235
37 Whether ordinary persons may know they haue faith. 236
38 Of the difference betwixt those who seeme to haue faith, and those who indeed haue it. 236
39 Whether faith and doubting may stand together. 238
40 Of trying faith both by the causes, and by the effects. 238
41 Of that illuminatiō which causeth faith. 239
42 That griefe goeth before faith. 240
43 How grief which works faith is wrought. 242
44 Of the effects which that griefe that causeth faith, bringeth forth. 243
45 Of that desire which causeth faith. 243
46 Of ioyning the effects with the causes of faith, in the triall thereof. 245
47 Of the fruits of faith. 247
48 Of a quiet cōsciēce proceeding frō faith. 247
49 Of the difference betwixt a quiet conscience and not-troubling conscience.
