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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.
R Raging persons against the word, are to be pitied: 59.1. c. Reading the word, Gods ordinance. 481 2. m. Its enjoined both publicly & privately Direction in reading the word for application. 140.1. m. Regeneration, and remission of sins, go together: 131.1. c. Regeneration founded on Christ. 198.2. c Religion: of the three great religions, Jews, Turks a•d Papists. 152.1. b. How to know the true religion. 18.1 m. Only in true religion may a man be saved. 112.2 m. Not to forsake it for contentions. 78.2. b. & 94.1. c. Defence of our religion. 118: 2. c & 119 1 Remedy in Relapse. 86.2. c. Remembrance of Gods word, an excellent thing. 169.1 c. How to remember Gods word, read, or heard: 10.1. b 169.2. m. Repetition of the same doctrine, lawful. 109.1. b. Repentance handled in 5. things. 87.2 m. 88.89. Repentance described. 122.2. m. Why so often urged? ibid c. It must be renewed daily. 122.1. b. 170 1. m. The practise of it. 143.1. c. & 146.1. c▪ It must not be deferred: 141.2 b. It prevents temporal punishments: 1•6.1. c. It must be for want of good duties: 213.2. b. Reproaches follow piety. 101.2. m. From whom they come: ibid. c. Not to be marvelled at. 132.1 m. ⟨image 120⟩The spirit of God is reproached. 140.2. b Resurrection: grounded on Christ. 67.1. m. Revelation described: 2.1. b. How many ways showed from God: ibid. in. How divine, and diabolical Revelations differ. ib. 2. b. & 36.2. b. Reverence: all true reverence proceeds from Gods favour. 188.2. b. Reverent behaviour in holy assemblies: 63.2. m. Rewards of God: 108.2. b. Riches spiritual, stand in tw• things: 101.1. b 205.2. m. how to become rich in God. 208.1. c. Righteousness distinguished. 84.1. m. Rome, not the mothe• Church. 12.2. •. It is dead. 164.2. c.
R Rag•ng persons against the word, are to be pitied: 59.1. c. Reading the word, Gods ordinance. 481 2. m. Its inioyned both publikely & priuatly Direction in reading the word for application. 140.1. m. Regeneration, and remission of sinnes, go togither: 131.1. c. Regeneratiō foūded on Christ. 198.2. c Religion: of the three great religions, Iewes, Turkes ad Papists. 152.1. b. How to know the true religiō. 18.1 m. Onely in true religion may a man bee saued. 112.2 m. Not to forsake it for contentions. 78.2. b. & 94.1. c. Defence of our religiō. 118: 2. c & 119 1 Remedie in Relaps. 86.2. c. Remembrance of Gods word, an excellent thing. 169.1 c. How to remember Gods word, reade, or heard: 10.1. b 169.2. m. Repetiton of the same doctrine, lawfull. 109.1. b. Repentance handled in 5. things. 87.2 m. 88.89. Repentance described. 122.2. m. Why so often vrged? ibid c. It must be renewed dayly. 122.1. b. 170 1. m. The practise of it. 143.1. c. & 146.1. c It must not be deferred: 141.2 b. It preuents temporall punishments: 16.1. c. It must bee for want of good duties: 213.2. b. Reproches follow pietie. 101.2. m. From whom they come: ibid. c. Not to be maruailed at. 132.1 m.