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A treatise of effectual calling and election. In XVI. sermons, on 2 Pet. 1.10…
A treatise of effectual calling and election. In XVI. sermons, on 2 Pet. 1.10 Wherein a Christian may discern, whether yet he be effectually called and elected. And what course he ought to take that he may attain the assurance thereof. Preached by that faithful servant of Christ, Mr. Christopher Love, late minister of Lawrence Jury, London.
London: printed for John Rothwell, 1653
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.
E. What Election is, and how we can make that sure p. 5 Gracious Examples may be a means of conversion, p. 114 The nature of Election p. 200 Signs of Election p. 208. & seq. Cautions about using them p. 210. & seq. What guess may be made of persons not Elected, and several sorts of persons under that suspicion p. 212. & seq. Comfortable positions about Election p. 218 Whether Election be universal p. 220, 253 Whether any that is Elect can fall from his Election p. 225 Objections against it answered p. 226. & seq. Whether men be Elected for faith or works foreseen p. 230 Objections answered p. 233, 256 Whether Gods Election do make men secure and careless, p. 235. & seq. Upon what grounds the godly oft times question their Election, p. 239 Sinfulness before calling no ground to question our Election, p. 239. & seq. Falling into scandalous sins after calling may stand with Election p. 245 By what delusions men are persuaded they are Elected when they are not p. 248. & seq. Freedom from a scandalous conversation no sure argument of Election p. 249 It may proceed from other principles p. 250 That God is merciful no certain evidence that we are Elected, p. 253 ⟨image 127⟩The Elect very few p. 254 We are not elected for Christs sake, though saved for his sake, p. 256. See Calling and Assurance. An elect person may not express the fruit of Election in many years p. 258 Wicked men enjoy many mercies for the Elect sake p. 258 The world continues but till the number of the Elect be accomplished p. 259
E. WHat Election is, and how we can make that sure p. 5 Gracious Examples may be a means of conversion, p. 114 The nature of Election p. 200 Signes of Election p. 208. & seq. Cautions about using them p. 210. & seq. What guesse may be made of persons not Elected, and severall sorts of persons under that suspition p. 212. & seq. Comfortable positions about Election p. 218 Whether Election be universall p. 220, 253 Whether any that is Elect can fall from his Election p. 225 Objections against it answered p. 226. & seq. Whether men be Elected for faith or works foreseen p. 230 Objections answered p. 233, 256 Whether Gods Election doe make men secure and carelesse, p. 235. & seq. Ʋpon what grounds the godly oft times question their Election, p. 239 Sinfulnesse before calling no ground to question our Election, p. 239. & seq. Falling into scandalous sinnes after calling may stand with Election p. 245 By what delusions men are perswaded they are Elected when they are not p. 248. & seq. Freedome from a scandalous conversation no sure argument of Election p. 249 It may preceed from other principles p. 250 That God is mercifull no certain evidence that we are Elected, p. 253