The happiness of the church, or, A description of those spiritual prerogatives wherewith Christ…The happines of the church, or, A description of those spirituall prerogatiues vvherewith Christ…

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1. Title page8
2. DedicationTO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE SIR HENRY MOVNTAGVE, the Lord Chief Justice of ENGLAND, my very good Lord.TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE SIR HENRIE MOVNTAGVE, the Lord Chiefe Iustice of ENGLAND, my very good Lord.3
3. DedicationTo the worthy Citizens of Saint Gregories Parish, sincere lovers of the Gospel, present happiness, and everlasting Peace.To the worthy Citizens of Saint Gregories Parish, syncere louers of the Gospell, present happinesse, and euerlasting Peace.4
4. ContentsThe Contents.3
5. THE HAPPINESS OF THE CHURCH.THE HAPPINES OF THE CHVRCH.pp. 1–159300
6. Mount Zion.Mount Sion.pp. 7–1621
7. The City.The Citie.pp. 16–207
8. Of God.pp. 20–2819
9. Of the living God.Of the liuing God.pp. 28–319
10. Jerusalem.Ierusalem.pp. 31–323
11. Heavenly.Heauenly.pp. 33–357
12. To an innumerable company of Angels.pp. 35–5334
13. To the general assembly, and Church of the first borne which are w…To the generall assembly, and Church of the first borne which are w…To the general assembly, and Church of the first borne which are written in Heaven.To the generall assembly, and Church of the first borne which are written in Heauen.pp. 53–9776
14. To God the Judge of all.To God the Iudge of all.pp. 97–159109
15. THE WORLDS GREAT RIDERS: OR, The rage of Oppression.pp. 161–17860
16. The Agentspp. 166–1674
17. The Actionpp. 167–1687
18. They Ride.pp. 1683
19. Over us.Ouer vs.pp. 168–1693
20. Uix repperit unum,Uix repperit vnum,pp. 1692
21. Over our heads.Ouer our heads.pp. 169–17825
22. THE VICTORY OF PATIENCE: With the expiration of Malice.THE VICTORIE OF PATIENCE: With the expiration of Malice.pp. 179–19442
23. Per mare mactantes fugimus, per saxa, per ignes.pp. 182–18816
24. Butpp. 1882
25. Thou.pp. 188–1893
26. Eduxisti: Broughtest out.pp. 189–1903
27. Us.Vs.pp. 190–1949
28. GODS HOUSE: OR, THE PLACE OF PRAISES.GODS HOVSE: OR, THE PLACE OF PRAYSES.pp. 195–20491
29. The Debtpp. 196–1998
30. Resolution.pp. 199–2007
31. Division or Method.Diuision or Method.pp. 200–2016
32. I will go into thy house.I will goe into thy house.pp. 201–21434
33. Burnt Offerings.pp. 214–2155
34. I will pay thee my vows.I will pay thee my vowes.pp. 215–20425
35. MANS SEED-TIME AND HARVEST: OR, Lex Talionis.pp. 225–25182
36. The Dissuasion: Be not deceived.The Disswasion: Be not deceiued.pp. 230–23820
37. God is not mocked.pp. 238–24422
38. In Kind.In Kinde.pp. 244–2454
39. In Proportion,pp. 245–24910
40. For Piety.For Pietie.pp. 249–2505
41. For Charity.For Charitie.pp. 250–2514
42. HEAVEN-GATE: OR, THE PASSAGE TO PARADISE.pp. 253–28270
43. The Motion. Enter in.pp. 254–2578
44. The manner. Through the gates.pp. 257–2595
45. Adoptionpp. 259–2604
46. Sanctificationpp. 260–2613
47. Lowe.pp. 261–2623
48. Little.pp. 262–2635
49. Faithpp. 263–2643
50. Patiencepp. 2642
51. Innocencepp. 264–2653
52. Charitypp. 265–2663
53. The Sum.The Summe.pp. 266–2674
54. The City.The Citie.pp. 2673
55. The Situation.pp. 2682
56. The Society.pp. 268–28010
57. The Glory.pp. 280–2825
58. SPIRITUAL EYE-SALVE: OR, THE BENEFIT of Illumination.SPIRITVALL EYE-SALVE: OR, THE BENEFIT of Illumination.pp. 283–30667
59. The Eyepp. 284–2854
60. The Situationpp. 285–2887
61. Qualificationpp. 288–2916
62. The Diseases.pp. 2913
63. Teipsumpp. 291–30125
64. The ObjectThe Obiectpp. 301–30616
65. THE COSMOPOLITE: OR, WORLDS FAVOURITE.THE COSMOPOLITE: OR, WORLDS FAVOVRITE.pp. 307–34996
66. The Agent, God.pp. 312–31612
67. The Sufferer, or Patient;pp. 316–3199
68. The Passion or suffering.pp. 319–3202
69. What.pp. 320–3228
70. Of whom.pp. 323–3245
71. How. Required.Hovv. Required.pp. 324–3266
72. When. This night.pp. 326–34021
73. SumSummepp. 340–34920
74. THE BAD LEAVEN: OR, THE CONTAGION OF SIN.THE BAD LEAVEN: OR, THE CONTAGION OF SINNE.pp. 351–39785
75. FAITHS ENCOURAGEMENT.FAITHS ENCOVRAGEMENT.pp. 399–44396
76. Arise.pp. 405–4073
77. G•e.pp. 407–4085
78. Arise,pp. 408–41820
79. Go.Goe.pp. 418–42419
80. The Certificate.pp. 424–4255
81. Faith.pp. 425–4328
82. Thy Faith.pp. 432–4357
83. The Effect.pp. 435–44316
84. THE SAINTS MEETING, OR Progress to Glory.THE SAINTS MEETING, OR Progresse to Glory.pp. 1–3179
85. What; Mee•e.pp. 4–67
86. Who; We.pp. 6–85
87. We, yea All we.pp. 8–128
88. Wherein; In the unity.Wherin; In the vnitie.pp. 12–167
89. Whereof.pp. 162
90. Of the faith.pp. 16–185
91. Of the knowledge.pp. 18–2111
92. Of the Sonne of God.pp. 21–223
93. Whereunto.pp. 22–258
94. To the measure of the staturepp. 25–275
95. Of the fullness of Christ. Adulti Christi.Of the fullnes of Christ. Adulti Christi.pp. 27–295
96. I conclude.pp. 29–314
97. PRESUMPTION running into DESPAIR.PRESVMPTION running into DESPAIRE.pp. 31–5067
98. The Persons.pp. 32–359
99. They said.pp. 35–369
100. To what.pp. 36–4112
101. For Whatpp. 41–4814
102. From the face.pp. 483
103. Of him that sitteth.pp. 48–492
104. On the throne.pp. 493
105. From the wrath.pp. 49–502
106. Of the Lamb.Of the Lambe.pp. 503
107. MAJESTY IN MISERY OR The power of Christ even dying.MAIESTIE IN MISERIE OR The power of Christ euen dying.pp. 51–7053
108. 1. Miracle.1. Myracle.pp. 51–6015
109. 2. Miracle.2. Myracle.pp. 60–627
110. 3. Miracle.3. Myracle.pp. 62–645
111. 4. Miracle.pp. 65–7017
112. THE FOOL And His Sport.THE FOOLE And His Sport.pp. 71–8640
113. Fools.Fooles.pp. 71–8637
114. THE FIRE OF CONTENTION OR The trouble that follows the Gospel.THE FIRE OF CONTENTION OR The trouble that followes the Gospell.pp. 87–12696
115. The Fire.pp. 93–9711
116. The Fuel.The Fewell.pp. 97–11129
117. The Kindler.pp. 111–12431
118. The BellowsThe Bellowespp. 124–1268
119. THE CHRISTIANS WALK OR The Kings high-way of Charity.THE CHRISTIANS WALKE OR The Kings high-way of Charitie.pp. 127–14452
120. Love is the Way.Loue is the Way.pp. 128–13110
121. Clear.Cleare.pp. 129–1303
122. Near.Neare.pp. 1302
123. Sociablepp. 130–1312
124. Course is Walking.pp. 1313
125. Walk in Love.Walke in Loue.pp. 131–1334
126. Walk in Love.Walke in Loue.pp. 133–14423
127. LOVES COPY OR The best Precedent of Charity.LOVES COPIE OR The best Precedent of Charitie.pp. 145–16160
128. Aspp. 146–15635
129. 1. This Sicut Confinespp. 147–1482
130. 2. This Sicut Defines.pp. 148–15625
131. 1. Holy.pp. 148–1504
132. 2. Hearty.pp. 150–1525
133. 3. Kind.pp. 152–15510
134. 4. Constant.pp. 155–1564
135. 3. This Sicut Refinespp. 1562
136. Christ.pp. 156–1572
137. LovedLouedpp. 1572
138. UsVspp. 157–16116
139. A CRUCIFIX OR A Sermon upon the Passion.A CRVCIFIXE OR A Sermon vpon the Passion.pp. 162–18662
140. Who.pp. 163–16711
141. Whatpp. 167–1717
142. Whom?pp. 171–17512
143. To whom?pp. 175–1762
144. For Whom;pp. 176–18625
145. THE GOOD POLITICIAN DIRECTED.pp. 187–20866
146. THE WAY HOME.pp. 208–22861
147. The Manner. In a dream.The Maner. In a dreame.pp. 211–21920
148. The Matter.pp. 219–22824
149. SEMPER IDEM OR The Immutable mercy Of Jesus Christ.SEMPER IDEM OR The Immutable mercie Of Iesus Christ.pp. 229–24560
150. The Centre is Jesus Christ.The Center is Iesus Christ.pp. 230–23723
151. Objectively.Obiectiuely.pp. 237–24531
152. Yesterday in Preordination.pp. 2373
153. To day in Incarnation.pp. 237–2393
154. For ever in Operation.For euer in Operation.pp. 239–2402
155. Yesterday in the Creation.pp. 2403
156. To day in the Governing:To day in the Gouerning:pp. 240–2427
157. Yesterday to our Fathers.pp. 2432
158. To day to our selves.To day to our selues.pp. 243–2444
159. For ever to our Children.For euer to our Children.pp. 244–2455
160. GODS BOUNTY OR The blessings of both his hands.GODS BOVNTIE OR The blessings of both his hands.pp. 246–26772
161. The right handpp. 2472
162. Length of daysLength of dayespp. 247–25013
163. Days.Dayes.pp. 248–2494
164. Length.pp. 249–2504
165. In her Left hand, riches and honour.pp. 250–25618
166. First for Riches.pp. 256–26733
167. The second Sermon.pp. 267–28438
168. Our selves.Our selues.pp. 267–28434
169. THE LOST ARE FOUND.THE LOST ARE FOVND.pp. 284–30778
170. The Sonne of Man.pp. 286–29524
171. His Humanity.His Humanitie.pp. 287–2897
172. His Humility.His Humilitie.pp. 289–29515
173. Is come.pp. 295–2964
174. Is come.pp. 296–2975
175. Is come.pp. 297–2984
176. Is come.pp. 298–3003
177. To seek.To seeke.pp. 300–3027
178. To save.To saue.pp. 302–3032
179. The lost.pp. 303–30716
180. A GENERATION OF Serpents OR The Poison of Wickedness.A GENERATION OF Serpents OR The Poyson of Wickednesse.pp. 307–32767
181. Poison.Poyson.pp. 308–3095
182. To themselvesTo themseluespp. 309–31619
183. To others.pp. 3162
184. Outwardlypp. 316–3183
185. Inwardly.pp. 318–3208
186. Their Persons.pp. 320–32724
187. HEAVEN MADE SURE OR The Certainty of Salvation.HEAVEN MADE SVRE OR The Certaintie of Saluation.pp. 327–34868
188. The Assurancepp. 327–33728
189. Say unto my soul.Say vnto my soule.pp. 337–34317
190. To my Soul.To my Soule.pp. 3432
191. My Soul.My Soule.pp. 3432
192. To my Soul.To my Soule.pp. 343–3443
193. I am thy salvation.I am thy saluation.pp. 344–34813
194. Who.pp. 3452
195. What.pp. 345–3463
196. To whom.pp. 3462
197. When.pp. 346–3484
198. THE SOULS REFUGE.THE SOVLES REFVGE.pp. 348–37562
199. 1. The Sufferance of the Saints.pp. 350–35613
200. The Integrity of that Sufferance.The Integritie of that Sufferance.pp. 356–3597
201. The Comfort of this Integrity.The Comfort of this Integritie.pp. 359–36615
202. Whopp. 3602
203. What.pp. 360–3613
204. To whom.pp. 361–3668
205. The Boldness of this Comfort.The Boldnesse of this Comfort.pp. 366–3697
206. A Caution of this Boldness.A Caution of this Boldnes.pp. 369–37513