§. 1. OF the joining of Prayer with the whole Armour of God. Page 340
2 Of the mean betwixt presuming and tempting God. 342
3 Of dividing the Word aright. 343
4 Of the points to be handled in Prayer. 344
4 Of the definition of Prayer. 345
⟨image 10⟩5 Of the object of Prayer, God only. 346
6 Of the reasons why our desire is to be made known to God. 347
7 Of the things which are requisite to the right manner of Prayer. 348
8 Of praying in the mediation of Christ. 349
9 Of inward reverence in prayer. 350
10 Of words befitting prayer. 350
11 Of gesture in prayer. 350
12 Of faith in prayer. 351
12 Of lowliness of mind in him that prayeth. 351
13 Of holiness in him that prayeth. 352
13 Of praying with understanding. 352
14 Of our desire in prayer. 353
15 Of the first motive to prayer, Gods command. 353
16 Of the second motive, Gods worship. 354
17 Of the third motive, God honour. 354
18 Of the fourth motive, the necessity of prayer. 355
19 Of the things which men receive without calling upon God. 356
20 Of the fifth motive, the profit of prayer 356
21 Of the respects wherein ones prayer is not heard. 359
22 Of the sixth motive, the efficacy of prayer. 360
23 In what respects men are said to prevail with God by prayer. 362
24 Of extraordinary effects of prayer. 362
25 Of the use which we may make of the efficacy of extraordinary prayers. 363
26 Of the seventh motive, the honour of praying. 364
27 A collection of the motives to prayer. 365
§. 1. OF the ioyning of Prayer with the whole Armour of God. Page 340
2 Of the meane betwixt presuming and tempting God. 342
3 Of diuiding the Word aright. 343
4 Of the points to be handled in Prayer. 344
4 Of the definition of Prayer. 345
⟨image 10⟩5 Of the obiect of Prayer, God onely. 346
6 Of the reasons why our desire is to be made knowne to God. 347
7 Of the things which are requisite to the right manner of Prayer. 348
8 Of praying in the mediation of Christ. 349
9 Of inward reuerence in prayer. 350
10 Of words befitting prayer. 350
11 Of gesture in prayer. 350
12 Of faith in prayer. 351
12 Of lowlines of mind in him that prayeth. 351
13 Of holinesse in him that prayeth. 352
13 Of praying with vnderstanding. 352
14 Of our desire in prayer. 353
15 Of the first motiue to prayer, Gods command. 353
16 Of the second motiue, Gods worship. 354
17 Of the third motiue, God honour. 354
18 Of the fourth motiue, the necessity of prayer. 355
19 Of the things which men receiue without calling vpon God. 356
20 Of the fifth motiue, the profit of prayer 356
21 Of the respects wherein ones prayer is not heard. 359
22 Of the sixt motiue, the efficacy of prayer. 360
23 In what respects men are said to preuaile with God by prayer. 362
24 Of extraordinary effects of prayer. 362
25 Of the vse which we may make of the efficacy of extraordinary prayers. 363
26 Of the seauenth motiue, the honour of praying. 364
27 A collection of the motiues to prayer. 365