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The display of glorious grace, or, The covenant of peace opened in fourteen sermons…
The display of glorious grace, or, The covenant of peace opened in fourteen sermons lately preached, in which the errors of the present day about reconciliation and justification are detected / by Benjamin Keach.
London: printed by S. Bridge, 1698
Contents: THE TABLE OF The Chief Heads contained in this BOOK.
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.
SERM. II. Secondly, The Covenant Transactions proposed to be opened, in 6 general Heads. I. A Treaty held between God the Father and the Son about it. II. An agreement between them in Eternity. III. The Mediator of the Covenant chosen, viz. Jesus Christ. IV. The Ratification of the Covenant. V. The Proclamation, or Proclaiming this Peace. VI. When this Peace did commence, and who are included in it, p. 23, 24. Of the first of these, viz. the Treaty, p. 24, 25, 26 ⟨p. x⟩Christ our Covenanting-Party, or Representative in this Treaty; showing why he is called the Messenger of the Covenant, in 4 Respects, p. 25, 26. Secondly, Why a Mediator was chosen, and the Necessity thereof, opened in 6 Particulars, p. 35, 36. The Son of God did actually consent to answer all those Proposals made by the Father, p. 30. Christ the Mediator must be God, he must be Man, he must be God-man, p. 38. to 42. What a Mediator signifies, p. 45. And how Christ was qualified; with his whole Work and Office, in 9 Partic. p. 41. 55.
SERM. II. Secondly, The Covenant Transactions proposed to be opened, in 6 general Heads. I. A Treaty held between God the Father and the Son about it. II. An agreement between them in Eternity. III. The Mediator of the Covenant chosen, viz. Jesus Christ. IV. The Ratification of the Covenant. V. The Proclamation, or Proclaiming this Peace. VI. When this Peace did commence, and who are included in it, p. 23, 24. Of the first of these, viz. the Treaty, p. 24, 25, 26 ⟨p. x⟩Christ our Covenanting-Party, or Representative in this Treaty; shewing why he is called the Messenger of the Covenant, in 4 Respects, p. 25, 26. Secondly, Why a Mediator was chosen, and the Necessity thereof, opened in 6 Particulars, p. 35, 36. The Son of God did actually consent to answer all those Proposals made by the Father, p. 30. Christ the Mediator must be God, he must be Man, he must be God-man, p. 38. to 42. What a Mediator signifies, p. 45. And how Christ was qualified; with his whole Work and Office, in 9 Partic. p. 41. 55.