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A supplement to the several discourses upon various divine subjects
A supplement to the several discourses upon various divine subjects by Stephen Charnock.
London: printed for Thomas Cockerill, 1683
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.
R. Reacting sin how heinous. Page. 5 †. 8 †. Reason would persuade to seek Regeneration. Page. 134. ⟨image 76⟩— insufficient without Revelation. Page. 513, 4. —to submit to it. Page. 515. — can't convince of Unbelief, Page. 602, 3, — pride of it, an enemy to Faith and cause of unbelief. Page. 715, 734. Reconciliation twofold. Page. 241, 2. — of men to God how to be understood. Page. 243, 4. —the foundation of Regeneration. Page. 245. —the Father the author of it. Page. 245. 258. ad 262. —what it implies. Page. 246, 7. — actual not before Faith, nor from Eternity. Page. 249, 250. — by Christ necessary. Page. 250, 1. — none but the Father could be the author of it. a Page. 251 ad 258. — the agency of the Father in Christ in it. a Page. 262 ad 338. —by Christ only, Page. 355. — with God comfortable, a Page. 363 ad 372. — motives to accept it, a Page. 372 ad 376 —the duties consequent on it. Page. 377. ad 380. — daily to be sought of God in Christ. Page. 379. — more difficult than Creation. Page. 646. — to be valued. Page. 952. Redemption. Vid. Reconciliation. Reformation, outward alone not sufficient. Page. 46, 662. — whence it springs. Page. 46, 1317. Vid. Morality. Reformations, the word the only rule of them. Page. 747, 1294. Regeneration its necessity explained. a Page. 9. ad 19. — proved, a Page. 19, ad 44. a 45, ad 49. 134. —ignorance of it to be lamented, Page. 44, 5. —misery of those that want it, Page. 49, 50, 51. —comfort to those that have it. Page. 51, 2. a 112, ad 118. 1356, 7. 225. —evidences of it to be cleared up, why and how. Page. 52, 3, 4. —to be sought of God. Page. 54, 5. 228, 132, 3, 4. 218. —to be sought presently and why. a Page. 57. ad 62. —how obtained. Page. 62, 3, 4. 229, 135, 6. 203, 4. 238, 9, 40. —difficult to describe it. Page. 69. 217. —its difference from conversion, justification, adoption and sanctification. Page. 70. 1, 2. — described. Page. 70. —what it is not. Page. 68. a 72. ad 75. a 106. ad 110. —'tis a change and of what kind. a Page. 75. ad 84. 126, 235, 6. —a vital principle. Page. 84, 5. —a habit. a Page. 85. ad 96. —a law in the heart. a Page. 96. ad 100. —a likeness to God. Page. 100. —its rarity and whence. Page. 105, 237, 242. —its trial. Page. 53. 118. ad 124. 217, 237, 8. —'tis excellent. Page. 125. 130, 133, 209, 223, 227, 237. —honourable and pleasant. Page. 133, 4. —attainable by all. Page. 135.
R. REacting sin how hainous. Page. 5 †. 8 †. Reason would perswade to seek Regeneration. Page. 134. ⟨image 76⟩