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The new birthThe nevv birth

Name: The new birth
Author: William Whately

The new birth: or, A treatise of regeneration delivered in certain sermons; and now published by William Whately, preacher and minister of Banbury in Oxfordshire.The nevv birth: or, A treatise of regeneration delivered in certaine sermons; and now published by William Whately, preacher and minisiter of Banbury in Oxfordshire.

William Whately 1583–1639London: printed by Felix Kingston for Thomas Man, 1618

[6], 159, [1] p. : fold. table · 51k words · STC 25308 · ESTC S103302

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Contents: THE CONTENTS OF THE BOOK.Contents: THE CONTENTS OF THE BOOKE.

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THE CONTENTS OF THE BOOK.

THE CONTENTS OF THE BOOKE.

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CHAP. I. The order of the word•, and the doctrine of them concerning the necessity of regeneration. pag. 1. CHAP. II. The reasons of the point, in number four. pag. 6. CHAP. III. The description of regeneration. pag. 13. CHAP. IV. The order of working regeneration. pag. 26. CHAP. V. The effects of regeneration. pag. 40. CHAP. VI. The principal graces, which by regeneration are wrought in the soul. pag. 69. CHAP. VII. An exhortation to all to examine themselves, whither they be regenerate, yea, or no. pag. 87. CHAP. VIII. A terror to them that are unregenerate. pag. 95. CHAP. IX. An exhortation to the seeking of regeneration, showing the means of attaining it. pag. 101 CHAP. X. A comfort to the regenerate. pag. 115 CHAP. XI. An exhortation to the regenerate, to cherish the life of grace, showing the means of cherishing it. pag. 129. CHAP. XII. An exhortation to the regenerate to propagate grace to others, showing the means of propagating it. pag. 139

CHAP. I. THe order of the word•, and the doctrine of them concerning the necessity of regeneration. pag. 1. CHAP. II. The reasons of the point, in number foure. pag. 6. CHAP. III. The description of regeneration. pag. 13. CHAP. IV. The order of working regeneration. pag. 26. CHAP. V. The effects of regeneration. pag. 40. CHAP. VI. The principall graces, which by regeneration are wrought in the soule. pag. 69. CHAP. VII. An exhortation to all to examine themselues, whither they be regenerate, yea, or no. pag. 87. CHAP. VIII. A terror to them that are vnregenerate. pag. 95. CHAP. IX. An exhortation to the seeking of regeneration, shewing the meanes of attaining it. pag. 101 CHAP. X. A comfort to the regenerate. pag. 115 CHAP. XI. An exhortation to the regenerate, to cherish the life of grace, shewing the meanes of cherishing it. pag. 129. CHAP. XII. An exhortation to the regenerate to propagate grace to others, shewing the meanes of propagating it. pag. 139

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The book

Title as printed

Author

William Whately 1583–1639

Place

London

Printer

Felix Kingston

Bookseller

Thomas Man

Year

1618

Size

[6], 159, [1] p. : fold. table

Words

51,281

Catalogue

STC 25308 · ESTC S103302

Text

EEBO-TCP A15003

Passages

157

Sections

Title page

The new birthThe nevv birth

THE CONTENTS OF THE BOOK.

THE CONTENTS OF THE BOOKE.

THE NEW BIRTH: OR, A TREATISE OF REGENERATION, &c.

CHAP. I. Showing the order of the words, and the doctrine of them.

CHAP. I. Shewing the order of the words, and the doctrine of them.

CHAP. II. Showing the reasons of the point.

CHAP. II. Shewing the reasons of the point.

Reformers309

Puritans1,782

Westminster Assembly24

Evangelicals36

THE CONTENTS OF THE BOOK.

THE CONTENTS OF THE BOOKE.

THE NEW BIRTH: OR, A TREATISE OF REGENERATION, &c.

CHAP. I. Showing the order of the words, and the doctrine of them.

CHAP. I. Shewing the order of the words, and the doctrine of them.

CHAP. II. Showing the reasons of the point.

CHAP. II. Shewing the reasons of the point.