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A Golden Chain
A golden chain: or The description of theology containing the order of the causes of salvation and damnation, according to Gods word. A view whereof is to be seen in the table annexed. Hereunto is adjoined the order which M. Theodore Beza used in comforting afflicted consciences.A golden chaine: or The description of theologie containing the order of the causes of saluation and damnation, according to Gods word. A view whereof is to be seene in the table annexed. Hereunto is adioyned the order which M. Theodore Beza vsed in comforting afflicted consciences.
Cambridge: printed by John Legat, 1600Cambridge: printed by Iohn Legat, 1600
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.
A Direction for the government of the tongue according to Gods word. THE CONTENTS. 1 The general means of ruling the tongue. pag. 713 2 The matter of our speech. pag. 714 3 The manner of our speech, & what must be done before our speech. pag. 716 4 What is to be done in speaking, and of wisdom. ibid. 5 Of trueth and reverence in speech. pag. 718 6 Of modesty and meekness. pag. 722 7 Of sobriety, urbanity, fidelity, and care of others good name. pag. 725 8 Of the bonds of trueth. pag. 729 9 What is to be done when we have spoken. pag. 730 10 Of writing. ibid. 11 Of silence. pag. 731 12 An exhortation to keep the tongue.
A Direction for the gouernment of the tongue according to Gods word. THE CONTENTS. 1 The generall meanes of ruling the tongue. pag. 713 2 The matter of our speech. pag. 714 3 The manner of our speech, & what must be done before our speech. pag. 716 4 What is to be done in speaking, and of wisdome. ibid. 5 Of trueth and reuerence in speech. pag. 718 6 Of modestie and meekenes. pag. 722 7 Of sobrietie, vrbanitie, fidelitie, and care of others good name. pag. 725 8 Of the bonds of trueth. pag. 729 9 What is to bee done when wee haue spoken. pag. 730 10 Of writing. ibid. 11 Of silence. pag. 731 12 An exhortation to keepe the tongue.
TWO TREATISES: I. Of the nature and practise of Repentance. THE CONTENTS. 1 What Repentance is. pag. 738 2 Of the causes of Repentance. pag. 740 3 How Repentance is wrought. pag. 741 4 Of the parts of Repentance. pag. 742 5 Of the degrees of Repentance. pag. 743 6 Of the persons which must repent. ibid. 7 Of the practise of repentance. ibid. 8 Of legal motives to Repentance. pag. 752 9 Of motives Evangelical. pag. 755 10 Of the time of Repentance. pag. 756 11 Of c•rtaine cases in repentance. pag. 758 12 Of the contraries to repentance. pag. 757 13 Of corruptions in the doctrine of repentance. pag. 761 II. Of the combat of the flesh and Spirit. pag. 762 The treatise of Dying well. p. 773. The treatise of the right knowledge of Christ crucified. p. 815.
TWO TREATISES: I. Of the nature and practise of Repentance. THE CONTENTS. 1 What Repentance is. pag. 738 2 Of the causes of Repentance. pag. 740 3 How Repntance is wrought. pag. 741 4 Of the partes of Repentance. pag. 742 5 Of the degrees of Repentance. pag. 743 6 Of the persons which must repent. ibid. 7 Of the practise of repentance. ibid. 8 Of lgall motiues to Repentance. pag. 752 9 Of motiues Euangelicall. pag. 755 10 Of the time of Repentance. pag. 756 11 Of crtaine cases in repentance. pag. 758 12 Of the contraries to repētance. pag. 757 13 Of corruptions in the doctrine of repentance. pag. 761 II. Of the combat of the flesh and Spirit. pag. 762 The treatise of Dying well. p. 773. The treatise of the right knowledge of Christ crucified. p. 815.