Contents of treatise 2

The second Treatise declareth at large, what the life of the true believer is, and the conversation of such as have assured hope of salvation. Chap. 1. The sum and order of this second Treatise. pag. 72 Chap. 2. That a godly life cannot be without unfeigned faith, nor this faith without it: which is the first point in the first general head to be handled. pag. 74 Chap. 3. That for the leading of a godly life, is required faith in the temporal promises of God, and hearty assent and credit to the commandments also, and threatenings in the word of God, as well as faith to be saved. pag. 79 Chap. 4. Of the heart, and how it should be cleansed and changed, and so the whole man, which is sanctification, tending to repentance and a godly life. pag. 86 Chap. 5. Of the renouncing of all sin: which is the first effect of a renewed heart in the true believer. pag. 96 Chap. 6. Of the divers kinds of evil to be renounced, and namely of inward against God and men. pag. 102 Chap. 7. Of other evils and sins, most properly concerning our selves. pag. 108 Chap. 8. How the minds and hearts of the believers are taken up usually, seeing they renounce inward lusts. pag. 114 Chap. 9. Of the second kind of evils or sins to be renounced, namely outward. pag. 124 Chap. 10. Of four sorts of such as hope for salvation; and yet renounce not open sins, and outward offences. pag. 126 Chap. 11. Of certain objections raised from the former doctrine, and answers thereto: as why we should put difference betwixt men: whether the godly may fall reproachfully, and what infirmities they may have. pag. 134 Chap. 12. Of the keeping of the heart once purged, in that good plight afterward. pag. 140 Chap. 13. Of the sum and manner of handling this second part of a godly life: and particularly of the ⟨image 12⟩rules to be observed for the effecting of it: namely, knowledge and practise. pag. 147 Chap. 14. Of the answering of some objections about the former doctrine, and of the other two virtues which help to a godly life. pag. 154 Chap. 15. Of some particular duties pertaining to God directly in the first, second, third, and fourth commandments. pag. 160 Chap. 16. Of certain duties to men, in the fifth, sixth, and seventh commandment, the obeying whereof is a part of a godly life. pag. 167 Chap. 17. Of some duties to men in the 8, 9, and 10. commandments. pag. 175 Chap. 18.

The second Treatise declareth at large, what the life of the true beleeuer is, and the conuersation of such as haue assured hope of saluation. Chap. 1. THe summe and order of this second Treatise. pag. 72 Chap. 2. That a godlie life cannot be without vnfained faith, nor this faith without it: which is the first point in the first generall head to bee handled. pag. 74 Chap. 3. That for the leading of a godlie life, is required faith in the temporall promises of God, and hartie assent and credit to the commandements also, and threatnings in the word of God, as well as faith to be saued. pag. 79 Chap. 4. Of the heart, and how it should be clensed and chaunged, and so the whole man, which is sanctification, tending to repentance and a godly life. pag. 86 Chap. 5. Of the renouncing of all sin: which is the first effect of a renued heart in the true beleeuer. pag. 96 Chap. 6. Of the diuers kindes of euill to be renounced, and namely of inward against God and men. pag. 102 Chap. 7. Of other euils and sinnes, most properly concerning our selues. pag. 108 Chap. 8. How the minds and hearts of the beleeuers are taken vp vsuallie, seeing they renounce inward lusts. pag. 114 Chap. 9. Of the second kinde of euils or sins to be renounced, namely outward. pag. 124 Chap. 10. Of foure sorts of such as hope for saluation; and yet renounce not open sinnes, and outward offences. pag. 126 Chap. 11. Of certain obiections raised from the former doctrine, and answers thereto: as why we should put difference betwixt men: whether the godly may fall reprochfully, and what infirmities they may haue. pag. 134 Chap. 12. Of the keeping of the heart once purged, in that good plight afterward. pag. 140 Chap. 13. Of the summe and manner of handling this second part of a godly life: and particularly of the