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The dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in several treatisesThe dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in severall treatises
The dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in several treatises ... : never before published / by Samuel Bolton ...The dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in severall treatises ... : never before published / by Samuel Bolton ...
London: printed by Robert Ibbitson for Thomas Parkhurst, 1657
Title page typeset from the transcription.
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.
77 6 Royalty, Faith is a heart-humbling Grace, it makes real, all humbling considerations from God, the justice of God, threatenings of God against sin. p. 78, 79 7 Royalty, Faith is a heart-softening grace, and that, p. 80 1 By looking upon heart-melting Promises. Ibid. 2 Taking up heart-softening Considerations. Ibid. 3 Looks upon soul-melting Objects, a wounded and broken Christ, the considerations of his sufferings, p. 81 1 Either in themselves, 2 Or in their cause, 3 Or as the effect of sin. p. 81, 82 8 Royalty, Faith is a heart-transforming grace, heart, head, will, transformed. p. 82, to 84 9 Royalty, Faith is a heart-pacifying grace, an unbelieving-heart, a stormy heart, above us, within us, below us, all against us, whilst unbelievers. p. 84 2 Faith makes us servants to the God of Peace. p. 65, 2 Subjects to the King of Peace. p. 66 3 Christ our Peace, interests us in the Covenant of Peace. 4 Instates us into the conditions of Peace. p. 66 Quest. Many have peace, and yet are not believers, and many are Believers, and yet want Peace. Answered. p. 87, to 90 10 Royalty, Faith is a heart-enabling grace, First, To do, Secondly, To suffer. p. 90, 91 1 Faith begets enabling-promises p. 92 ⟨image 8⟩2 Supplies with soul-enabling strength. Ibid. 3 Furnisheth a Christian with soul-enabling considerations, in three Particulars. p. 93. 2 Faith enables the soul to suffer. p. 93 1 Puts the soul into a suffering frame; 1 By putting the Judgement into a right frame. Ibid. 2 Prevails with the will. p. 94 3 Works upon the affections. Ibid. 2 Faith furnisheth the soul with suffering resolutions. Ibid. 3 Begets suffering graces. p. 95 4 Lays in suffering strength. Ibid. 5 Propounds to the soul suffering rewards. Ibid. 11 Royalty, Faith is a heart-ennobling grace. Ibid. 1 It sets our persons above others. Ibid. 2 Our performances above others. p. 96 1 It begets in us soul-ennobling Principles. Ibid. 2 —Implants us into soul-ennobling relations; It first makes us servants of the great God, 2 Friends of God, 3 Sons and Daughters of God, 4 Spouse of Christ, 5 Makes us members of Christ, who is such a head as doth ennoble his members. p. 97 3 Faith puts us upon soul-ennobling employment. p. 97. 4 Faith entitles us unto a soul-ennobling inheritance. p. 98 12 Royalty, Faith is a soul-fattening grace, which it doth after this manner; 1 By destroying soul-consuming lusts. p.
77 6 Royalty, Faith is a heart-humbling Grace, it makes real, all humbling considerations from God, the justice of God, threatnings of God against sin. p. 78, 79 7 Royalty, Faith is a heart-softening grace, and that, p. 80 1 By looking upon heart-melting Promises. Ibid. 2 Taking up heart-softening Considerations. Ibid. 3 Looks upon soul-melting Objects, a wounded and broken Christ, the considerations of his sufferings, p. 81 1 Either in themselves, 2 Or in their cause, 3 Or as the effect of sin. p. 81, 82 8 Royalty, Faith is a heart-transforming grace, heart, head, will, transformed. p. 82, to 84 9 Royalty, Faith is a heart-pacifying grace, an unbeleeving-heart, a stormy heart, above us, within us, below us, all against us, whilst unbeleevers. p. 84 2 Faith makes us servants to the God of Peace. p. 65, 2 Subjects to the King of Peace. p. 66 3 Christ our Peace, interests us in the Covenant of Peace. 4 Instates us into the conditions of Peace. p. 66 Quest. Many have peace, and yet are not beleevers, and many are Beleevers, and yet want Peace. Answered. p. 87, to 90 10 Royalty, Faith is a heart-inabling grace, First, To do, Secondly, To suffer. p. 90, 91 1 Faith begets inabling-promises p. 92