CXLV expository sermons upon the whole 17th chapter of the Gospel according to St.…

Showeth further what is implied in that phrase of our Saviour, I sanctify my Self; Handling chiefly the Priestly Office of Christ, in opposition to the Socinians, and for the Comfort and Direction of Penitent sinners. SERM. C. Of Jesus Christ as Priest, Sacrifice and Altar: The Properties of that Sacrifice; The way how men come to partake of the Benefit of it; Its Efficacy as to Sanctification as well as Justification. SERM. CI. Of Sanctification, as the Effect of Christs death; showing that no man truly believeth in Christ for Justification, that doth not also for Sanctification. ⟨image 13⟩SERM. CII. JOHN 17.20. Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also that shall believe in me through their word.Showeth, why Christ, who could do all things, yet puts up prayers: What difference there is between his prayers and ours, and the great advantage Believers have by Christs praying for them. SERM. CIII. In what respects the Benefits of Christs mediation extends to all Believers alike, and in what not, for the comfort of weak Christians, and such of them as are most contemptible in the eyes of the world. SERM. CIV. That in some particulars the poor weak Christian hath more respect from Christ then the strong one. SERM. CV. Of Christs love and care of every one of his before they had a being. SERM. CVI. Of both the moving causes and effects of Election, and of Christs prayer and death; Against Arminians and others. SERM. CVII. Of Faith, the several kinds of it, and especially of Justifying Faith, its object and seat, &c. SERM. CVIII. Of Justifying Faith, showing what things are necessary thereunto; and how or in what method the Spirit of God enableth the humble soul to Believe. SERM. CIX. Of Justifying Faith. ⟨image 13⟩SERM. CX. Of Justifying Faith, that it is a fiducial Recumbency in Christ. SERM. CXI. That a Gospel Ministry is to continue to the end of the world, and for what ends. SERM. CXII. JOHN 17.21. That they all may be one, as thou (Father) art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us, that the world may believe that thou hast sent me.Of Unity among Gods people, the Nature of it. SERM. CXIII. Of Unity among Christians, the Benefits and Necessity of it; and the mischief of Divisions. SERM. CXIV. Of Unity among the Godly; More particulars setting forth the excellency of it, and mischief of Division; Answering this Objection, viz.