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The works of George Swinnock, M.A
These Books following are Printed for, and sold by Thomas Park-hurs…
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THE WORKS OF GEORGE SWINNOCK, M. A. CONTAINING These several Treatises. VIZ.The Christian Mans Calling, First Part. Wherein a Christian is directed how to carry himself in Religious Duties, Natural Actions, Particular Vocation, Family Direction, his own Recreation.Second Part, The Christian directed to perform his duty, as Parent, Child, Husband, Wife, Master, Servant; and in the conditions of Prosperity and Adversity.Third Part, Directing a Christian to perform his duty, in his Dealings with all men, in the Choice of his Companions, in Evil Company, in Good Company, in Solitude, on a Week-day from Morning to Night, in Visiting the sick, on a Dying Bed.Heaven and Hell Epitomized, or the true Christian Characterized.Door of Salvation opened, by the Key of Regeneration.Fading of the Flesh, and Flourishing of Faith.A Valedictory Sermon, on Act. 20. 32.Men are Gods, on Psal. 82. 6,7.LONDON, Printed by I. B. for Tho. Parkhurst, at the three Crowns, at the lower end of Cheap side, over-against the great Conduit. 1665.THE WORKS OF GEORGE SVVINNOCK, M. A. CONTAINING These several Treatises. VIZ.The Christian Mans Calling, First Part. Wherein a Christian is directed how to carry himself in Religious Duties, Natural Actions, Particular Vocation, Family Direction, his own Recreation.Second Part, The Christian directed to perform his duty, as Parent, Child, Husband, Wife, Master, Servant; and in the conditions of Prosperity and Adversity.Third Part, Directing a Christian to perform his duty, in his Dealings with all men, in the Choice of his Companions, in Evil Company, in Good Company, in Solitude, on a Week-day from Morning to Night, in Visiting the sick, on a Dying Bed.Heaven and Hell Epitomized, or the true Christian Characterized.Door of Salvation opened, by the Key of Regeneration.Fading of the Flesh, and Flourishing of Faith.A Valedictory Sermon, on Act. 20. 32.Men are Gods, on Psal. 82. 6,7.LONDON, Printed by I. B. for Tho. Parkhurst, at the •hree Crowns, at the lower end of Cheap side, over-against the great Conduit. 1665.Title page of The works of George Swinnock, M.A, London, 1665

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The works of George Swinnock, M.A

The works of George Swinnock, M.A. containing these several treatises ...

George Swinnock 1627–1673London: printed by J.B. for Tho. Parkhurst, 1665

[42], 877, [7] p. · 271k words · Wing S6264 · ESTC R7231

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These Books following are Printed for, and sold by Thomas Park-hurs… › Quarto's.

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God save the King, in a Sermon preached the day after his Majesty came into London • by Anth. Walker, Preacher of the Gospel.

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An Antidote against Anabaptism, wherein the baptizing Infants, taking Tithes, &c, are f•lly vindicated; by Aylmor Haughton.

An Antidote against Anabaptism, wherein the baptizing Infants, taking Tythes, &c, are f•lly vindicated; by Aylmor Haughton.

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The Conversation as heavenly, and as natural, in two Treatises; by D. Stoughton •

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Jesus Christ the mystical or Gospel Sun, sometimes seemingly Eclipsed, yet never going gown from his people; opened in a Sermon at Pauls Church; before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen &c. March 28. 1652. the day before the ⟨image 470⟩

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Title as printed: The works of George Swinnock, M.A. containing these several treatises ...
Author: George Swinnock 1627–1673
Place: London
Printer: J.B.
Bookseller: Tho. Parkhurst
Year: 1665
Size: [42], 877, [7] p.
Words: 270,941
Catalogue: Wing S6264 · ESTC R7231
Text: EEBO-TCP A62040

Passages: 1,420
Sections: 77

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George Swinnock 1627–1673

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Nonconformist minister; author of The Christian Man's Calling.

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l••e Solar Eclipse; by Fulk Beller. M. A.

Jesus Christ the mystical or Gospel Sun, sometimes seemingly Eclipsed, yet never going gown from his people; opened in a Sermon at Pauls Church; before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen• &c. March 28. 1652. the day before the ⟨image 470⟩l••e Solar Eclipse; by Fulk Beller. M. A.

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A Sermon Preached before the Honourable House of Commons, at their late Monthly Fast, being on Wednesday, June 30. 1647. by Nath. Ward.

A Sermon Preached before the Honourable House of Commons, at their late Monethly Fast, being on Wednesday, Iune 30. 1647. by Nath. Ward.

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A Declaration of the Faith and Order owned and practised in the Congregational Churches in England, agreed upon, & consented unto by their Elders & Messengers, in their meeting at the Savoy, Oct. 12. 1658.

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Mesolabium Architectonicum, that is, a most rare and singular Instrument, for the easy, speedy, and most certain measuring of Pla•ns and Solids by the foot; invented long since by Mr. Tho. Bedwel Esq

Mesolabium Architectonicum, that is, a most rare and singular Instrument, for the easie, speedy, and most certain measuring of Pla•ns and Solids by the foot; invented long since by Mr. Tho. Bedwel Esq

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A Changeling no company for lovers of Loyalty, or the Subjects Lesson in point of sacred submission to, and humble compliance with God and the King.

A Changl•ng no company for lovers of Loyalty, or the Subjects Lesson in point of sacred submission to, and humble compliance with God and the King.

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The beauty of Magistracy, in an Exposition of the 82. Psalm, where is set forth the Necessity, Utility, Dignity, Duty, and Morality of Magistrates; by the labours of Tho, Hall B. D. and Pastor of Kings Norton, and George Swinock M. A. and Pastor of Great Kimbel.

The beauty of Magistracy, in an Expositioo of the 82. Psalm, where is set forth the Necessity, Utility, Dignity, Duty, and Mor•lity of Magistrates; by the labours of Tho, Hall B. D. and Pastor of Kings Norton, and George Swinock M. A. and Pastor of Great Kimbel.

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Large Octavo's.

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Four profitable Treatises, very useful for Christian practice, viz. The killing power of the Law, the spiritual watch, the New Birth, of the Sabbath; by the reveren•, W. Fenne• • late Minister of Rochford in Essex.

FOur profitable Treatises, very useful for Christian practice, viz. The killing power of the Law, the spir•tual watch, the New Birth, of the Sabbath; by the reveren•, W. Fenne• • late Minister of Rotchford in Essex.

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Enchirid on Judl•um, or Jehoshaphats charge to his Judges; together with the Catastrophe Magnatum, or King Davids lamentation at Prince Abners Incineration by James Livesey, Minister of the Gospel at Atherton.

Enchirid on Iudl•um, or Iehoshaphats charge to his Judges; together with the Catastrophe Magnatum, or King Davids lament•t•on at Prince Abners Incineration• by Iames Livesey, Minister of the Gospel at Atherton.

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The greatest loss, upon Mat. 15, 26; by the same author.

The greatest loss, upon Mat. 15, 26; by the same •uthor.

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Meditations, Divine and Moral; by Henry Tab, M. A.

Meditations, Divine and Moral; by Henry Tabb, M. A.

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The Psalms of K. David translated by K. James.

The Psalms of K. Dav•d translated by K. Iames.

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Wilful impenitency the greatest Self-murder; by that able, faithful and laborious Minister of Jesus Christ, Mr. W. Fenner.

Will•ul impenitency the greatest Self-murther; by that able, faithful and laborious Minister of Jesus Christ, Mr. W. Fenner.

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