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Mount Pisgah, or, A prospect of heaven being an exposition on the fourth chapter…Movnt Pisgah, or, A prospect of heaven being an exposition on the fourth chapter…
Mount Pisgah, or, A prospect of heaven being an exposition on the fourth chapter of the first epistle of St. Paul to the Thessalonians, from the 13th verse, to the end of the chapter, divided into three parts / by Tho. Case ...Movnt Pisgah, or, A prospect of heaven being an exposition on the fourth chapter of the first epistle of St. Paul to the Thessalonians, from the 13th verse, to the end of the chapter, divided into three parts / by Tho. Case ...
London: printed by Thomas Milbourn for Dorman Newman, 1670
Index: A TABLE Of the principal things contained in this TREATISE. The first Figure notes the…
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2.132 Comfort, we should administer comfort to mourning friends, 3.150 All comfort is in God, 3.153 Ministers must see that the comforts they administer be Gods comforts, 3.154 Much pride in refusing comfort, 3.157 It is as great an indignity to God, to slight his comforts as to scorn his counsels, 3.156 No comfort belongs to wicked men when they die, 3.158 We should labour for comfort in our own death, and leave matter of comfort to our surviving friends, 3.160 ⟨image 192⟩Words of prayer to be joined with words of comfort, 3.165 Compassion, compassions of God are great, and therefore so are his consolations, 3.148 Confidence, many confident of heaven, that have least right to it, 3.117 Conformity of the saints to Christ in the resurrection hath its beginning in regeneration, 2.101 Study soul-conformity to Christ, 2.102 It is the fountain of complacency, 3.42 Conscience, the book of conscience and the book of Gods remembrance will agree exactly together, 2.172 Whispers of conscience to be hearkened unto, 2.172 Conversion, in conversion how sins past, present, and to come, are pardoned, and how not, 2.134 Righteousness imputed to the saints the first moment of their conversion, 2.160 Converse, knowledge of one another in heaven a great motive to converse one with another on earth, 3.11 Covenant, a comparison between the ⟨image 193⟩covenant of works and the covenant of grace, 3.81 Creature, we should sit loose from it, 3.113 Cross, the merit of Christ's cross is for justification, and the power of his cross for mortification, 2.156 Cup, the cup that Christ drank was bitter, but it was sweetened with three ingredients, 1 But a cup, not a sea, 2.151 2 His Fathers cup, not the Devils, ibid. 3 A gift, not a curse, ibid.
2.132 Comfort, we should administer comfort to mourning friends, 3.150 All comfort is in God, 3.153 Ministers must see that the comforts they administer be Gods comforts, 3.154 Much pride in refusing comfort, 3.157 It is as great an indignity to God, to slight his comforts as to scorn his counsels, 3.156 No comfort belongs to wicked men when they die, 3.158 We should labour for comfort in our own death, and leave matter of comfort to our surviving friends, 3.160 ⟨image 192⟩Words of prayer to be joyned with words of comfort, 3.165 Compassion, compassions of God are great, and therefore so are his consolations, 3.148 Confidence, many confident of heaven, that have least right to it, 3.117 Conformity of the saints to Christ in the resurrection hath its beginning in regeneration, 2.101 Study soul-conformity to Christ, 2.102 It is the fountain of complacency, 3.42 Conscience, the book of conscience and the book of Gods remembrance will agree exactly together, 2.172 Whispers of conscience to be hearkened unto, 2.172 Conversion, in conversion how sins past, present, and to come, are pardoned, and how not, 2.134 Righteousness imputed to the saints the first moment of their conversion, 2.160 Converse, knowledge of one another in heaven a great motive to converse one with another on earth, 3.11 Covenant, a comparison between the