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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.
S Sabbath day, the Lords day, 42.2. c. and 43.1. why so called? ib. & whether it may be changed. 44.1. m. Sabbath-breakers reproved. 14.2. m. and 45.1. Men debarred from public assemblies, should keep the sabbath. 45.2. m Sacraments: not to be administered to all. 74.2. c. Saints may be honoured: how? 114.2. m. Saints i• hea•en: No patrons over kingdoms. 155.1. m. Nor to be ••aved unto. ibid. Sanctification in part in this life. 63.2. c Satan's policy for his kingdom in re•iving ancient vices and Heresies. 139.2. c. Scripture: Christs royalty. 3.2. m. Excellency of scripture. 4.1 m. & 8.2. m End of all Scripture. 8.2. c. How to know the Scriptures to be the word of God. 17.2. c. God certifies it. 47.2. c. Search by Christ in the church. 168.1. c Security two-fold. 85.2. c Security carnal abounds 57.1. c. Separation from the Church unlawful: 75.2. b. Servants of Christ honoured highly: 4.2. m. & 7.2. b. & 154.2. b. How men become his servants. 141.1. c We must do service each to other, and how? 135.1. m. Motives to it. ibid. Sickness comes from Gods hand. 145.2. b. Si•nes: are filthy spots. 23.2. m they make us fly Gods presence. 62.2. b Our behaviour in respect of them. 17•.1. c Remedies and helps against sin. 62.1. b & 72.2. m. & 1•3.1. c. & 169.2. m. Motives to avoid sin. 154.2. m. and 182.2. c. & 214.1. c. 55.2. b. Grievous sinners not debarred from heaven, if they repent. 122.1. c. 143. 1. b. 106.2. b. Slumber spiritual common. 104.2. m. Sound grace should each one labour for. 106.2. c. How to speak in our own behalf: 12.1. m. Spirit promised to the Apostles peculiarly. 69.1 b Star. Christ is the bright morning star. 155.1. c. Why so called? ib. 2. State of men at the day of judgement, in respect of bodily defects. 31.2. c. Suspicion of our selves for unknown sins needful. 149.2. b. Christ is the Sun to his Church. 60.2. c. & 61.
S Saboth day, the Lords day, 42.2. c. and 43.1. why so called? ib. & whether it may be changed. 44.1. m. Sabboth-breakers reprooued. 14.2. m. and 45.1. Men debarred from publike assemblies, should keep the saboth. 45.2. m Sacraments: not to bee administred to all. 74.2. c. Saints may be honored: how? 114.2. m. Saints i• heaen: No patrones ouer kingdomes. 155.1. m. Nor to bee aved vnto. ibid. Sanctification in part in this life. 63.2. c Sathans policie for his kingdome in reiuing ancient vices and Heresies. 139.2. c. Scripture: Christs royaltie. 3.2. m. Excellency of scripture. 4.1 m. & 8.2. m End of all Scripture. 8.2. c. How to know the Scriptures to be the word of God. 17.2. c. God certifies it. 47.2. c. Search by Christ in the church. 168.1. c Securitie two-fold. 85.2. c Securitie carnall abounds 57.1. c. Separation from the Church vnlawfull: 75.2. b. Seruants of Christ honoured highly: 4.2. m. & 7.2. b. & 154.2. b. How men become his seruants. 141.1. c We must do seruice each to other, and how? 135.1. m. Motiues to it. ibid. Sicknes comes frō Gods hand. 145.2. b. Sines: are filthy spottes. 23.2. m they make vs flie Gods presence. 62.2. b Our behauior in respect of thē. 17.1. c Remedies and helpes against sin. 62.1. b & 72.2. m. & 13.1. c. & 169.2. m. Motiues to auoyd sinne. 154.2. m. and 182.2. c. & 214.1. c. 55.2. b. Grieuous sinners not debarred from heauen, if they repent. 122.1. c. 143. 1. b. 106.2. b. Slumber spirituall common. 104.2. m. Sound grace should each one labour for. 106.2. c. How to speake in our owne behalfe: 12.1. m. Spirit promised to the Apostles peculiarly. 69.1 b Starre. Christ is the bright morning starre. 155.1. c. Why so called? ib. 2. State of men at the day of iudgement, in respect of bodily defects. 31.2. c. Suspition of our selues for vnknowne sinnes needfull. 149.2. b. Christ is the Sunne to his Chuch. 60.2. c. & 61.