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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. V. The Ratification of the Covenant, (1.) How between the Father and the Son, p. 109, 110. (2.) By the Death of Christ, p. 111, 112. Christ a Testator; what a Testator signifies, p. 111. Showing why the Covenant comes under the Notion of a Testament, or Christ's Last Will, p. 112. A Sevenfold Use of Christ's Death, p. 113, to 116. The Use, p. 117, &c. 1. The Proclamation of Peace, what. 2. Who God hath appointed to proclaim it. 3. The Nature of the Proclamation. 4. The Terms upon which it is proclaimed, p. 119, 120. 'Tis the Gospel, why it may be so called, opened in 10 Particulars, p. 120. to 125. What a kind of Book the Gospel is, showed, in 7 Particulars, p. 125, 126. The Use, p. 128, &c.
SERM. V. The Ratification of the Covenant, (1.) How between the Father and the Son, p. 109, 110. (2.) By the Death of Christ, p. 111, 112. Christ a Testator; what a Testator signifies, p. 111. Shewing why the Covenant comes under the Notion of a Testament, or Christ's Last Will, p. 112. A Sevenfold Ʋse of Christ's Death, p. 113, to 116. The Use, p. 117, &c. 1. The Proclamation of Peace, what. 2. Who God hath appointed to proclaim it. 3. The Nature of the Proclamation. 4. The Terms upon which it is proclaimed, p. 119, 120. 'Tis the Gospel, why it may be so called, opened in 10 Particulars, p. 120. to 125. What a kind of Book the Gospel is, shewed, in 7 Particulars, p. 125, 126. The Use, p. 128, &c.
SERM. VI. ⟨p. xii⟩Who the Ambassadors of Peace are, viz. (1.) Christ himself the Chief. showed in 6 Particulars, p. 131, 132, 133. Christ excellently qualified for an Ambassador, showed in 6 Particulars, p. 134. (2.) Christ's Ministers are Subordinate Ambassadors; Six sorts of Preachers are none of Christ's Ambassadors, p. 135, 136. Proving Christ's Ministers are his Ambassadors, and what their Work is, opened in 11 Particulars, p. 135. to 144. Ambassadors when welcome, showed in 4 Respects, p. 137. to 140. The Application, p. 146, &c.
SERM. VI. ⟨p. xii⟩