That thou mayest (as in a small map) behold at least the heads of such points as are handled in this Sermon (which might well carry the title of a Treatise) know that her is distinctly set down
⟨image 3⟩1 A particular narration of the Penitents surpriz all, apostasy, escape from the Turks, and penitency, page 2.
2 The distinct heads of the whole Parable of the Prodigal, page 7.
3 The difference betwixt turning from the better, and from the worse, page 10.
4 The ancient use of circumcision, and when, and why it was abolished, page 12.
5 When one is lost, when found, page 12, 15.
6 The deceit of such Apostates, as privily without any public penance slip into the Church, page 16.
7 Public confessions of true penitents, p. 17.
8 The great damage of Apostasy, page 23.
9. The difference betwixt tortures of body and terror of conscience, page 26.
10. A senseless conscience worse then restless page 27.
11. The tortures inflicted on Martyrs p. 29.
12. Their courage in enduring them p. 35.
13. The recompense of Martyrs, page 37.
14 The punishment of Apostates, page 38.
15 Faith of more worth then life, p. 39.
16 Martyrs resolute answers, page 43.
17 Grounds of their refusing deliverance, p. 51
⟨image 4⟩18 Martyrs in mind and inward habit, p. 56.
19 Directions for constancy in the Christian faith, page 57.
20 Motives to redeem Christian slaves, p. 62
21 Evidences and benefits of repentance, p. 64
22 The necessity and and efficacy of true repentance, page 67.
23 The difference betwixt the unpardonable and other sins, page 75.
24 The grounds of pardon of Apostasy, p. 74.
25 Examples of Apostates that repented, p. 77
26 The error of Novatians in denying pardon to penitent Apostates, page 79.
27 Exhortation to all of all sorts to entertain a penitent as a Brother, page 80.
28 Justification of our Churches indulgency, page 81.
29 Incitation to such as have denied the faith, to repent, page 82.
30 Directions for a penitents future carriage, page 83. &c.
That thou maist (as in a small map) behold at least the heads of such points as are handled in this Sermon (which might well cary the title of a Treatise) know that her is distinctly set downe
⟨image 3⟩1 A particular narration of the Penitents surpriz all, apostacy, escape from the Turks, and penitency, page 2.
2 The distinct heads of the whole Parable of the Prodigall, page 7.
3 The difference betwixt turning from the better, and from the worse, page 10.
4 The ancient use of circumcision, and when, and why it was abolished, page 12.
5 When one is lost, when found, page 12, 15.
6 The deceit of such Apostates, as privily without any publick penance slip into the Church, page 16.
7 Publick confessions of true penitents, p. 17.
8 The great dammage of Apostacy, page 23.
9. The difference betwixt tortures of body and terrour of conscience, page 26.
10. A sencelesse conscience worse then restlesse page 27.
11. The tortures inflicted on Martyrs p. 29.
12. Their courage in enduring them p. 35.
13. The recompence of Martyrs, page 37.
14 The punishment of Apostates, page 38.
15 Faith of more worth then life, p. 39.
16 Martyrs resolute answers, page 43.
17 Grounds of their refusing deliverance, p. 51
⟨image 4⟩18 Martyrs in mind and inward habit, p. 56.
19 Directions for constancy in the Christian faith, page 57.
20 Motives to redeeme Christian slaves, p. 62
21 Evidences and benefits of repentanc•, p. 64
22 The necessity and and efficacie of true repentance, page 67.
23 The difference betwixt the unpardonable and other sins, page 75.
24 The grounds of pardon of Apostacy, p. 74.
25 Examples of Apostates that repented, p. 77
26 The error of Novatians in denying pardon to penitent Apostates, page 79.
27 Exhortation to all of all sorts to entertaine a penitent as a Brother, page 80.
28 Iustification of our Churches indulgency, page 81.
29 Incitation to such as have denied the faith, to repent, page 82.
30 Directions for a penitents future carriage, page 83. &c.
