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A godly and learned exposition or commentary upon the three first chapters of the…A godly and learned exposition or commentarie vpon the three first chapters of the…
A godly and learned exposition or commentary upon the three first chapters of the Revelation. Preached in Cambridge by that reverend and judicious divine, master William Perkins, Ann. Dom. 1595. First published for the benefit of Gods Church, by Robert Hill, Bachelor of DivinityA godly and learned exposition or commentarie vpon the three first chapters of the Reuelation. Preached in Cambridge by that reuerend and judicious diuine, maister William Perkins, Ann. Dom. 1595. First published for the benefit of Gods Church, by Robert Hill, Bachelor of Diuinitie
London: printed by Adam Islip for Cuthbert Burbie, 1606
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.
M Madness of me• showed: 110.1. m. & 129.2. m. Magistrates may give out severe speeches against offenders. 77.2. m. Manna. what it is, and what it did represent. 128.2. m. Martyrs. Whether they can merit? 108.2. b. Means needful to perseverance. 85.2. m Mediation: Christ a Mediator, ever ready. 53.2. m. 169.1. b. Members of Christ distinguished. 85.1. c. Ministry, a painful work. 73.1. c. The end thereof to the wicked. 125.2 c Ministry of the Church, wholly governed by Christ. 57.2. c. the uses thereof. 58.1. It brings heaven among •en. 197.1. b. Ministers belong to Christ: 164.1. m. Ministers should be faithful witnesses. 19.1. m. and show it four wa•es. 19.1. & 2 5•.1. c. Ministers should forecast for troubles. 4.2. c. How to oppose themselves against Heretics. 79.1. m. & 2 Ministers called Stars, and why? 57.2. m. Angels or messengers. 70.1. b m. Christs mouth to his people. 126.2. b. Ministers bring much good, or much hurt to the people. 71.1. c. Ministers loose their gifts through decay in Love. 91.2. b They ought to have good warrant for every doctrine they teach▪ 98.2. c & 126.2. b. Wherein their wisdom and fidelity consists. 125.2. b. Ministers of mean gifts do often much profit the Church. 18•.1. b. Misery of man described. 204. by the fountain of it, original sin. 20•.1. m. and under the form of punishment. ib. c. Monkish life disallowed. 4.1. m
M Madnesse of me• shewed: 110.1. m. & 129.2. m. Magistrates may giue out seuere speeches against offenders. 77.2. m. Mannah. what it is, and what it did •epresent. 128.2. m. Martyrs. Whether they can merit? 108.2. b. Means needfull to perseuerance. 85.2. m Mediatio•: Christ a Mediator, euer ready. 53.2. m. 169.1. b. Mēbers of Christ distinguished. 85.1. c. Ministery, a painfull worke. 73.1. c. The end thereof to the wicked. 125.2 c Ministery of the Church, wholy gouerned by Christ. 57.2. c. the vses thereof. 58.1. It brings heauen among •en. 197.1. b. Ministers belong to Chr•st: 164.1. m. Ministers should be faithfull wtnesses. 19.1. m. and shew it foure waes. 19.1. & 2 5.1. c. Ministers should forecast for troubles. 4.2. c. How to oppose theselues against Heretiques. 79.1. m. & 2 Ministers called Starres, and why? 57.2. m. Angels or messengers. 70.1. b m. Christs mouth to his people. 126.2. b. Ministers bring much good, or much hurt to the people. 71.1. c. Ministers loose their gifts through decay in Loue. 91.2. b They ought to haue good warrant for euery doctrine they teach 98.2. c & 126.2. b. Wherein their wisedom and fidelitie consists. 125.2. b. Ministers of meane gifts doe often much profit the Church. 18.1. b. Miserie of man dscribed. 204. by the fountaine of it, originall sinne. 20.1. m. and vnder the forme of punishment. ib. c. Munkish life disalowed. 4.1. m