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The works of George Swinnock, M.A
The works of George Swinnock, M.A. containing these several treatises ...
London: printed by J.B. for Tho. Parkhurst, 1665
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Contents: AN Alphabetical Table OF THE Chief Heads contained in the foregoing Treatise.
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.
C Christians should be diligent in their particular Callings. 511 Christians must avoid censuring. 266 The great evil of censuring. 267 How to apply our selves to civil men in sickness. 577 Saints must be careful in the choice of their Companions. 90, 133 The benefit of Company. 86, 87, to 90, 138, 139 The great danger of evil Company to draw men to sin. 9•, to 95. 133, to 135 to draw men to suffering. 95, to 99, 136 The Great advantage of good Company. 98, to 101. 241, to 247 A mans Company will discover him. 101, 102, 139 Christians should Company with them that are godly. 109,110,140,141 because they are godly. 116,117 Whether a Christian may not be more intimate with some godly Companions then others. 119 Two Cautions about it. 120,121 Christians should endeavour the spiritual good of their Companions. 121, to 125,182 Saints may sometimes use, but should not choose the Company of sinners. 109,110 Objections against it answered. 124, to 128 Evil Company infectio•s• 156, 157 Saints may be the better for evil Company when they ⟨image 464⟩are called to it. 158, 159, 177 Wherein. 179, to 182 Christians must guard their souls in evil Company. 160,161 not needlessly expose themselves to sufferings. 167 Saints must not disown Christ in any Company. 172, to 175 Saints should endeavour the Conversion of sinners. 182, 183 How. 183, to 189 By good Company pious souls have been confirmed. 245 Erring Saints recovered. ibid. Dull Christians quickened. 246 Much sin prevented. 248 Christians must watch themselves in good Company. •62 What sins Saints are most prone to in good Company. 263 The Communion of Saints the most excellent Communion. 236, 250, 257 Wherein the Communion of Saints consisteth. 275 In a mutual communication of their gifts and graces. ibid. In joining in the Ordinances of God. ibid. In serviceableness each to other. 276 Wherein. 280, to 287 A Contented spirit a great help to godliness 809 Nine Arguments to Contentedness in the most afflicted condition. 813 Christians should receive Counsel. 301 Penitent Christians should be comforted. 283 ⟨image 464⟩Its a duty to be courteous. 39 Courtesy is an ornament to Christianity. 40,41