A39663:2304
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.
Q. SIX Questions opening the difference betwixt suffering for Christ in this world, and for sin in that to come. p. 526.
R. Reconciliation with God, its nature, medium, continuation, properties and terms, opened, p. 530, 531. Why effected by Christs death. ibid. Redemption of souls costly. p. 175. Rejecting knowledge how dangerous. p. 11. Rejecting Christ most fatal. p. 91, 92. Relation of Christs sufferings to us. p. 168. Religion, Christian Religion incomparably sweet, and satisfying to the Conscience, p. 134, 135. What cause men have to bless God for it. ibid. Remembrance of Christ what it is, opened at large, p. 269, 270. Two sorts of it, ibid. What it includes, p. 270, 271. The usefulness of remembering Christ. p. 277, 278. Rest, no expectation of resting, till we have done working, and sinning, p. 586. Four things break a Saints rest on earth. p. 587. Resurrection of Christ the certainty of it, p. 546. The absurdities following the denial of it, p. 546. The manner of his Resurrection opened in many particulars, p. 547, 548, &c. Christs Resurrection was the Resurrection of the Saints head and representative. p. 549. Resurrection of Saints the effect of Christs Resurrection, three ways, p. 550, 551. The agreement of our Resurrection with Christs opened in five particulars. p. 551, 552, 553. Retracting what we have professed or done for Christ condemned by Pilates example. p. 363. Revelations of Gods will by Jesus Christ various, p. 101. Gradual, p. 102. Plain, p. 103. Powerful, p. 103. Affectionate, p. 104. Pure, p. 104. Perfect. p. 104. Righteousness, how dangerous to join any thing of our own with Christs Righteousness in point of Justification. p. 177.
R. REconciliation with God, its nature, medium, continuation, properties and terms, opened, p. 530, 531. Why effected by Christs death. ibid. Redemption of souls costly. p. 175. Rejecting knowledge how dangerous. p. 11. Rejecting Christ most fatal. p. 91, 92. Relation of Christs sufferings to us. p. 168. Religion, Christian Religion incomparably sweet, and satisfying to the Conscience, p. 134, 135. What cause men have to bless God for it. ibid. Remembrance of Christ what it is, opened at large, p. 269, 270. Two sorts of it, ibid. What it includes, p. 270, 271. The usefulness of remembring Christ. p. 277, 278. Rest, no expectation of resting, till we have done working, and sinning, p. 586. Four things break a Saints rest on earth. p. 587. Resurrection of Christ the certainty of it, p. 546. The absurdities following the denyal of it, p. 546. The manner of his Resurrection opened in many particulars, p. 547, 548, &c. Christs Resurrection was the Resurrection of the Saints head and representative. p. 549. Resurrection of Saints the effect of Christs Resurrection, three wayes, p. 550, 551. The agreement of our Resurrection with Christs opened in five particulars. p. 551, 552, 553. Retracting what we have professed or done for Christ condemned by Pilates example. p. 363. Revelations of Gods will by Iesus Christ various, p. 101. Gradual, p. 102. Plain, p. 103. Powerful, p. 103. Affectionate, p. 104. Pure, p. 104. Perfect. p. 104. Righteousness, how dangerous to joyn any thing of our own with Christs Righteousness in point of Iustification. p. 177.