A32724:913
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.
—Regeneration begins in it, and how 'tis wrought upon, a Page. 218, ad 220. 440, 470. — enlightned by the spirit in conviction. Page. 574. — enlightened in a renewed man, Page. 92 †. Unregenerate their actions only seemingly good. Page. 22, 3. — their misery. Page. 49, 50, 51. 133. — their condemnation whether simply for not being regenerate. Page. 178. — conscience awakened accuses more for wilful sins than for being unregenerate. Page. 183. — must not come to the Supper. Page. 777. a 780 ad 784. — sin alive in them. Page. 1314. Union of the two natures fitted Christ to be a Redeemer. Page. 287, 291. — by the Holy Ghost, Page. 290. — with God and Christ not without regeneration. Page. 31, 2. — of a believer with Christ the ground of imputation. Page. 869, 1200. — makes him happy. Page. 701. — in the Lords Supper. Page. 762. — explained. Page. 1339. — by Faith. Page. 1200. — the foundation of communion. Page. 1341, 2. Unworthy receiving the Sacrament, what a Page. 816. ad 819. — its sinfulness. Page. 819. — its danger. Page. 8•0 — to be examined and avoided. Page. 822. ⟨image 78⟩Voluntary services from a regenerate man and him only. Page. 24, 89. — Christs death was. Page. 384, 837, 877, 918, 106 †. — its voluntariness explained. Page. 877. 8, 9. —proved. Page. 880. —necessary it should be. Page. 881.
—Regeneration begins in it, and how 'tis wrought upon, a Page. 218, ad 220. 440, 470. — enlightned by the spirit in conviction. Page. 574. — enlightned in a renewed man, Page. 92 †. Ʋnregenerate their actions only seemingly good. Page. 22, 3. — their misery. Page. 49, 50, 51. 133. — their condemnation whether simply for not being regenerate. Page. 178. — conscience awakened accuses more for wilful sins than for being unregenerate. Page. 183. — must not come to the Supper. Page. 777. a 780 ad 784. — sin alive in them. Page. 1314. Ʋnion of the two natures fitted Christ to be a Redeemer. Page. 287, 291. — by the Holy Ghost, Page. 290. — with God and Christ not without regeneration. Page. 31, 2. — of a believer with Christ the ground of imputation. Page. 869, 1200. — makes him happy. Page. 701. — in the Lords Supper. Page. 762. — explained. Page. 1339. — by Faith. Page. 1200. — the foundation of communion. Page. 1341, 2. Ʋnworthy receiving the Sacrament, what a Page. 816. ad 819. — its sinfulness. Page. 819. — its danger. Page. 8•0 — to be examined and avoided. Page. 822. ⟨image 78⟩