A94156:1157
The Christian-man's calling: or, A treatise of making religion ones business. Wherein the nature…
The Christian-man's calling: or, A treatise of making religion ones business. Wherein the nature and necessity of it is discovered. : As also the Christian directed how he may perform it in [brace] religious duties, natural actions, his particular vocation, his family directions, and his own recreations. / By George Swinnock ...
London: printed for T.P., 1662
Index: AN Alphabetical Table of the principal Heads contained in this 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.
O Obedience required, page, 322, 341 Obedience must be in heart and life, page, 17, 18 Obedience must be Canonical, page, 19 Ordinances, their ends and use page, 130, 131 Ordinances. Vide duties and Lords day,
O OBedience required, page, 322, 341 Obedience must be in heart and life, page, 17, 18 Obedience must be Canonical, page, 19 Ordinances, their ends and use page, 130, 131 Ordinances. Vide duties and Lords day,
P God hath an extraordinary respect for a Penitent soul page, 277, 278 Perseverance required, page, 35 Perseverance in prayer, page, 189 Pleasures, Vide Recreations, The excellency of Prayer, page, 137, 138 The Prevalency of Prayer, page, 141, 142 Prayer hath a twofold Preeminence above all other duties page, 138 The Nature of Prayer, page, 140 The Antecedents to Prayer, page, 147 Meditation, an help to Prayer, page, 148 Meditation of our sins, wants and miseries needful before Prayer page, 149, to 155 Meditation of God helpful to Prayer, page, 155 Quickening and stirring up of grace needful to Prayer, page, 157 ⟨image 316⟩Sin hindereth Prayer, page, 159, 160 Anger hindereth Prayer, page, 161 Worldly Distractions hinder Prayer, page, 162 Gods Word must be the rule for the matter of our Prayers page, 163 The Person Praying must be holy page, 165 Prayer must be Upright, 170. Humble, 167. Fervent, 172 Constant, page, 178 What it is to Pray Continually, page, 180 A Caution about fervency in Prayer page, 176 Its an ill sign to be Prayerless page, 184, 185 After Prayer wait for an Answer page, 186 Means must be used for the obtaining our Prayers page, 191 Preparation to Religious duties needful, page, 343 Preparation to Hearing, Vide Hearing, Preparation to the Lords day. Vide Lords day,
P GOd hath an extrodinary respect for a Penitent soul page, 277, 278 Perseverance required, page, 35 Perseverance in prayer, page, 189 Pleasures, Vide Recreations, The excellency of Prayer, page, 137, 138 The Prevalency of Prayer, page, 141, 142 Prayer hath a twofold Preheminence above all other duties page, 138 The Nature of Prayer, page, 140 The Antecedents to Prayer, page, 147 Meditation, an help to Prayer, page, 148 Meditation of our sins, wants and miseries needful before Prayer page, 149, to 155 Meditation of God helpful to Prayer, page, 155 Quickening and stirring up of grace needful to Prayer, page, 157