A39663:2297
The Fountain of Life Opened
The fountain of life opened, or, A display of Christ in his essential and mediatorial glory wherein the impetration of our redemption by Jesus Christ is orderly unfolded as it was begun, carried on, and finished by his covenant-transaction, mysterious incarnation, solemn call and dedication ... / by John Flavell ...The fountain of life opened, or, A display of Christ in his essential and mediatorial glory wherein the impetration of our redemption by Jesus Christ is orderly unfolded as it was begun, carryed on, and finished by his covenant-transaction, mysterious incarnation, solemn call and dedication ... / by John Flavell ...
London: printed for Rob. White, 1673
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.
K. King, what manner of King Christ is to the Saints. p. 205.206. Kingly power of Christ exercised over believers. p. 196, 197. Kingdom of Christ in the soul how obtained, p. 195, 196. How Christ administers his spiritual Kingdom opened in five acts thereof, p. 197, 198. Spiritual privileges of Christs Kingdom, p. 201, 202. Five discoveries of our subjection to Christs Kingdom, p. 203, 204. Know, some know Christ, yet as to themselves better they did not. p. 8. Knowledge of Christ the very kernel of Scripture, p. 3, 4. His Knowledge fundamental to all graces, duties and comforts. p. 4, 5. Knowledge of Christ very profound, noble and sweet, p. 5, 6. Its preference to all other Knowledge in divers respects, opened. p. 6, 7. Knowledge of Christ not to be concealed by thy dispensers of it, p. 11. To whom we must go for knowledge, p. 107. Eminent knowledge, how it aggravates sin. p. 304.
K. KIng, what manner of King Christ is to the Saints. p. 205.206. Kingly power of Christ exercised over believers. p. 196, 197. Kingdom of Christ in the soul how obtained, p. 195, 196. How Christ administers his spiritual Kingdom opened in five acts thereof, p. 197, 198. Spiritual priviledges of Christs Kingdom, p. 201, 202. Five discoveries of our subjection to Christs Kingdom, p. 203, 204. Know, some know Christ, yet as to themselves better they did not. p. 8. Knowledge of Christ the very kernel of Scripture, p. 3, 4. His Knowledge fundamental to all graces, duties and comforts. p. 4, 5. Knowledge of Christ very profound, noble and sweet, p. 5, 6. Its preferrence to all other Knowledge in divers respects, opened. p. 6, 7. Knowledge of Christ not to be concealed by thy dispensers of it, p. 11. To whom we must go for knowledge, p. 107. Eminent knowledge, how it aggravates sin. p. 304.
L. Law, what need to pray for good Laws, and good Executioners of them. p. 322. Laziness in prayer, condemned. p. 292. Leaving, our fears of God final leaving us, how cured. p. 457. Life, how Christ was humbled in his life opened in divers particulars. p. 237, 238. Light, divine light infused by Christ, p. 102. Three excellent properties of it, p. 118. Three great differences betwixt common, and saving light, p. 123, 124. A Caution against unthankfulness for, and abuse of light. p. 125. Little words, yea Syllable and Letters, how great a weight may hang on them. p. 53. Lives, their preservation the effect of Christs care, and watchful providence. p. 216. Love, how worthy Christ is of our love, p. 21. Wherein Gods love was chiefly manifested, p. 88, 475. The love of the Father and Son, not to be compared but admired, p. 66. Christs love to the Saints the fairest pattern, p. 79. The ardency of Christs love to Sinners, p. 88. Saints obliged to love Christ, p. 233. The great evidence of the strength of Christs love. p. 225, 226, &c.