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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.
D Every day to be begun with duty. 496 Arguments to it. ib. to 499 Christians should exercise themselves to godliness, in their dealings with all men. 5 Its a sign of hypocrisy to be careless in dealings with men. 7, to 10 The credit of Religion is much engaged in our Dealings with others. 11, to 14 In our dealings with others we must be righteous. 15 Courteous. 39 Meek. 42 The Principle of a Christian in his dealings, must be gracious. 51, 52 The end of a Christian in his dealings must be minded. 53, 54 A daily performance of holy duties to be minded. 756 The necessity and benefit of daily duties. 757, to 760 Christians should exercise themselves to Godliness on a dying bed. 611,612 What it is to dye in the Lord. 612 Three things in it. ib. In what respects Christ was obedient to the death. 6•5 Death is a serious thing. 619 Death will try men. 620 At death man is stated for eternity. 622 Satan is busy to assault at death. ib. 623 A death bed is a special season to honour God. 624 Its the last opportunity. 627 ⟨image 465⟩How Christians should honour God on a dying bed. 628 In commending God and godliness to others. 629 In commending our selves to God. 633 In praying for our Relations, the Church, our Benefactors, and our Enemies. 634, to 637 In exercising grace on a dying bed. 637 What graces Saints should especially exercise on a dying bed, Faith, Courage, Repentance, Charity, Patience. 637, to 647 Our whole life should be a preparation for Death. 633, 634 In what respects, or how a Saint may dye with comfort. 658, to 662 Meditation of death a special help to holiness. 745, to 753 The great mischief of discontent. 811, 812
D EVery day to be begun with duty. 496 Arguments to it. ib. to 499 Christians should exercise themselves to godliness, in their dealings with all men. 5 Its a sign of hypocrisie to be careless in dealings with men. 7, to 10 The credit of Religion is much engaged in our Dealings with others. 11, to 14 In our dealings with others we must be righteous. 15 Courteous. 39 Meek. 42 The Principle of a Christian in his dealings, must be gracious. 51, 52 The end of a Christian in his dealings must be minded. 53, 54 A daily performance of holy duties to be minded. 756 The necessity and benefit of daily duties. 757, to 760 Christians should exercise themselves to Godliness on a dying bed. 611,612 What it is to dye in the Lord. 612 Three things in it. ib. In what respects Christ was obedient to the death. 6•5 Death is a serious thing. 619 Death will try men. 620 At death man is stated for eternity. 622 Satan is busie to assault at death. ib. 623 A death bed is a special season to honour God. 624 Its the last opportunity. 627