A survey of the spiritual antichrist opening the secrets of familism and antinomianism in…A survey of the spirituall antichrist opening the secrets of familisme and antinomianisme in…

LIII The necessity of outward Ordinances. 75, 76 Chap. LIV. What peace we may fetch from gracious performances. 76, 77. Peace with God, not the same peace from our selves 77, 78. What qualified performances can bottom peace. 77, 78 Antinomians reject all experiences. 7•, 80 Antinomians condemn all experiences. ibid. Chap. LV. How far inherent qualifications, and actions of grace can prove we are in the state of grace. 81, 82 Mere external performances prove nothing. 62. To eye the actings of the Spirit, and overlook our selves is the surest arguing of a spiritual state. 82 ⟨image 23⟩Keeping of the Commandments may prove to our own Spirits that we are in Christ. 82, 83 Supernatural acts may reciprocally prove one another. 8• Antinomians conspire with Papists to deny all evidences of our certainty of our being in Christ, because all acts or qualifications or works of sanctification may be called in question 86, 87, 88 Their certitude of faith being no less questionable. 88, 89 Good works, means, not pillars of our assurance. 90, 91 Chap. LVI. How duties and delight in them take us not off Christ▪ 91, 92. How they may be abused. 93 Chap. LVII. Of liberty purchased by Christ. 93, 94 How we are freed from the Law, how not. 95, 96 Magistrates cannot punish ill doers by the Antino. way. 100, 101 Chap LVIII. Antinomians teach that believers must not walk in their conversation as in the sight of God, but must live by faith, with God. 101, 102 Chap. LIX. How justification is one indivisible act not successive as sanctification. 104. and sins yet are daily pardoned. 105, 106 Chap. LX How sins are remitted before they be committed 106. Chap. LXI. How faith justifieth. 107. And Saltmarsh's arguments that Christ is not ours by faith. 108, 109, 110. Answered. The order of conversion and of justifying the sinner. 111, 112 Chap. LXII. The Antinomians way and method of a sinners coming to Christ, confuted. 114, 115, 116 The abuse of preparations to merit, Pelagianism, the abandoning of the practise of humiliation and sin sickness before we believe, is presumptuous Antinomianism. 116, 117 Chap. LXIII. The law and the spirit subordinate not contrary. 117, 118 Saltmarsh a Familist. 118 Chap. LXIV. Antinomians differences between the law and the gospel, confuted. 119, 120 Law-obedience did not win God to be our God.

LIII The necessity of outward Ordinances. 75, 76 Chap. LIV. What peace we may fetch from gracious performances. 76, 77. Peace with God, not the same peace from our selves 77, 78. What qualified performances can ottome peace. 77, 78 Antinomians reject all experiences. 7, 80 Antinomians condemne all experiences. ibid. Chap. LV. How farre inherent qualifications, and actions of grace can prove we are in the state of grace. 81, 82 Meere xternall performances prove nothing. 62. To eye the actings of the Spirit, and overlooke our selves is the surest arguing of a spirituall state. 82