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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… › Small Octavo's.

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Benedictio, Valediction, or the Remembrancer of thy friend, and thy end, being a farewell Sermon, Preached at the house of the (late) Right Honourable Letitia Lady Paget, Dowager, deceased, by her Chaplain Anth. Sadler.

Benedictio, Valediction, or the Remembrancer of thy friend, and thy end, being a farewel Sermom, Preached at the house of the (late) Right Honourable Letitia Lady Paget, D•wager, deceased, by her Chaplain Anth. Sadler.

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Joh. Am. Comenii schola, Ludu• Encuclopaedi• viva, i. e. Jan•• Linguarum praxi• Comicae.

Ioh. Am. Comenii schola, Ludu• Encuclopaedi• viva, i. e. Ian•• Linguarum praxi• Comicae.

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A divine Cordial, or the transcendent Privilege of those that love God, and are savingly called.

A divine Cordial, or the transcendent Priviledge of those that love God, and are savingly called.

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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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A word of comfort for the Church of God.

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The Holy Eucharist, or the mystery of the Lords Supper briefly explained.

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A Plea for Alms, in a Sermon preached at the Spittle in Easter-week. All four by Tho. Watson.

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Poems of divers sorts, by Sir Aston Cokain.

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The Protestants Triumph; wherein the divinity, excellency, antiquity, and Certainty of our Religion is asserted against the Papists, by Charles Drelingcourt.

The Protestants Triumph; wherein the divinity, excellency, antiquity, and Certa•nty of our Religion is asserted against the Papists, by Charles Drelingcourt.

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Twelves.

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The dangerous rule, or a Sermon preached at Clonmel in the Province of Munster in Ireland, upon Aug. 3. 1657 before the reverend Judges for that circuit; by S. L.

THe dangerous rule, or a Sermon preached at Clonmel in the Province of Munster in Ireland, upon Aug. 3. 1657 before the reverend Judges for that circuit; by S. L.

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The woman's Glory; a Treatise asserting the honour of that Sex, by manifesting that Women are capable of the highest improvements: by Sam. To•shel.

The womans Glory; a Treatise a•serting the honour of that Sex, by manifesting that Women are capable of the highest improvements: by Sam. To•shel.

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The discovery of the most dangerous dead Faith; by John Eat••, M. A.

The discovery of the most dangero•s dead Faith; by Iohn Eat••, M. A.

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Christ a Christians only Gain; by R. Vi•es:

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A plain Answer to this practical Question, What course a Christian may take to ha•e his heart quickened in the duty of secret prayer. By Rich. Mayo, late of Kingston.

A plain Answer to this practical Question, What course a Christian may take to ha•e his heart quickened in the duty of secret prayer. By Rich. Mayo, late of Kingstone.

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The dying Fathers last living Legacy to his only Son.

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A most excellent Treatise, containing The way to seek Heavens Glory. To fly Earths Vanity. To fear Hells Horror. With the Bell-mans Summons. A Good day well Improved. Death disarmed, at the Funeral of Dr. Hill. The Balm of Gil••d for the Wounds of England, By Anthony Tu•kn•y.

A most excellent Treatise, containing The way to seek Heavens Glory. To flye Earths Vanity. To fear Hells Horror. With the Bell-mans Summons. A Good day well Improved. Death disarmed, at the Funeral of Dr. Hill. The Balm of Gil••d for the Wounds of England, By Anthony Tu•kn•y.

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