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99, 100 2 Faith puts a man into a soul-fattening pasture. p. 100 3 Faith feeds upon soul-fattening dainties. p. 101 1 On the Promises. 101. 2 Upon a soul-fattening Christ. Faith feeds upon Christ, 1 In the Word, 2 In the Sacrament. p. 102, 103 13 Royalty, Faith is a heart-emptying grace. Ibid. 1 Of opinion of Righteousness in our selves. p. 104, 105 2 Of all opinion of strength to help our selves. p. 106, 107 14 Royalty, Faith is an heart-enriching, and filling grace. p. 108, 109 1 It enricheth the head with knowledge. p. 110 2—The heart with grace. p. 111 Four invaluable things, 1 Favour of God in Christ. 2 Souls of men. 3 The Spirit. 4 The Graces of the Spirit. •hese are such riches God bestows upon none but believers. Ibid. A Believer, the poorest, and richest, man in the world. p. 112 15 Royalty, Faith is an heart-raising grace. 1 From the death of sin. p. 113 2 From the death of inward trouble. p. 114 ⟨image 8⟩1 By looking back upon soul-raising experiences. p. 115 2 Looks upon soul-raising promises. Ibid. 3 Lays hold upon a soul-raising Christ. p. 116 4 Indites soul-raising prayers, uses Arguments from it self, from God. p. 117 16 Royalty, Faith is an heart-cheering grace. p. 118 This joy of Faith is, First, Spiritual, Secondly, Hearty, Thirdly, Satisfying, Fourthly, Constant. p. 119 Faith will enable to rejoice, 1 In Bonds. 2 In Sickness. 3 In Poverty. Ibid. Five grounds of rejoicing. p. 120 Objection, Who more sad than Believers? Answered. 120, to 122 Five grounds of Sorrow arraigned at the bar of right reason. p. 122 1 Is it thy former sin? 2 Is it thy present corruption? 3 Is it thy imperfections? 4 Is it thy afflictions? 5 Is it because under some present temptation? Ibid. Matter of joy, if Faith to see Gods aims, in six particulars. p. 122, 123 17. Royalty, Faith is an heart-guiding grace. p. 124 It guides the heart in difficult cases. p. 125 Faith will not own the flesh as a King, nor as a Counsellor, p. 126 18. Royalty, Faith is an heart-establishing grace. p. 127 Unbelief unsettles the soul. Ibid. Two things Faith establisheth the soul against; First, Against fears. Secondly, Against falling, Against five sorts of fears. p. 128 1 Of Men. 2 Of Want. Ibid. 3 Of Death. p. 129 4 Of Hell. Ibid. 5 Of Judgement. p. 130 2 Faith establisheth the heart against falling. 1 Against total Apostasy. p. 130 2 Against final Apostasy. p.

99, 100 2 Faith puts a man into a soul-fatning pasture. p. 100 3 Faith feeds upon soul-fatning dainties. p. 101 1 On the Promises. 101. 2 Upon a soul-fatning Christ. Faith feeds upon Christ, 1 In the Word, 2 In the Sacrament. p. 102, 103 13 Royalty, Faith is a heart-emptying grace. Ibid. 1 Of opinion of Righteousnesse in our selves. p. 104, 105 2 Of all opinion of strength to help our selves. p. 106, 107 14 Royalty, Faith is an heart-inriching, and filling grace. p. 108, 109 1 It inricheth the head with knowledge. p. 110 2—The heart with grace. p. 111 Four invaluable things, 1 Favour of God in Christ. 2 Souls of men. 3 The Spirit. 4 The Graces of the Spirit. hese are such riches God bestowes upon none but beleevers. Ibid. A Beleever, the poorest, and richest, man in the world. p. 112 15 Royalty, Faith is an heart-raising grace. 1 From the death of sin. p. 113 2 From the death of inward trouble. p. 114