The Fountain of Life Opened

The fountain of life opened, or, A display of Christ in his essential and mediatorial glory wherein the impetration of our redemption by Jesus Christ is orderly unfolded as it was begun, carried on, and finished by his covenant-transaction, mysterious incarnation, solemn call and dedication ... / by John Flavell ...The fountain of life opened, or, A display of Christ in his essential and mediatorial glory wherein the impetration of our redemption by Jesus Christ is orderly unfolded as it was begun, carryed on, and finished by his covenant-transaction, mysterious incarnation, solemn call and dedication ... / by John Flavell ...

John Flavel 1630?–1691

London: printed for Rob. White, 1673

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DedicationTo his much Honoured and Beloved Kinsman Mr. John Flavell of London Merchant; and his virtuous Consort; The Author wisheth Grace, Mercy, and Peace.To his much Honoured and Beloved Kinsman Mr. Iohn Flavell of London Merchant; and his vertuous Consort; The Author wisheth Grace, Mercy, and Peace.16
To the readerTo the Christian Readers, Especially those in the Town and Corporation of Dartmouth; and Parts adjacent: who have either befriended, or attended these Lectures.50
A Table of the Scriptures which are largely or occasionally opened…A Table of the Scriptures which are largely or occasionally opened or vindicated in this Treatise.77
Genesis.2
Leviticus.2
Deuteronomy.2
Chronicles.2
1 Samuel.2
Job.Iob.2
Psalm.2
Proverbs.2
Ecclesiastes.2
Canticles.2
Isaiah.2
Jeremiah.Ieremiah.2
Lamentation.2
Daniel.2
Hosea.2
Micah.2
Zechariah.2
Matthew.2
Luke.2
John.Iohn.2
Acts.2
Romans.2
1 Corinthians.2
2 Corinthians.2
Galatians.Gallatians.2
Ephesians.2
Philippians.2
Colossians.2
1 Thessalonians.2
2 Thessalonians.2
1 Timothy.2
2 Timothy.2
Hebrews.2
James.Iames.2
1 Peter.2
1 John.1 Iohn.2
Jude.Iude.2
Revelations.2
To the reader2
ErrataCORRIGENDA.2
Outline1
Sermon 1The FIRST SERMON.pp. 1–1237
DOCT. That there is no Doctrine more excellent in it self, or more…DOCT. That there is no Doctrine more excellent in it self, or more necessary to be Preached, and studied; than the Doctrine of Jesus Christ, and him Crucified.DOCT. That there is no Doctrine more excellent in it self, or more necessary to be Preached, and studyed; than the Doctrine of Iesus Christ, and him Crucified.pp. 3–1232
Sermon 2The SECOND SERMON.pp. 13–2326
DOCT. That the condition and State of Jesus Christ before his incar…DOCT. That the condition and State of Iesus Christ before his incar…DOCT. That the condition and State of Jesus Christ before his incarnation, was a state of highest, and most unspeakable delight and pleasure; in the enjoymen…DOCT. That the condition and State of Iesus Christ before his incarnation, was a state of highest, and most unspeakable delight and pleasure; in the enjoymen…pp. 15–2320
Use of Information.Vse of Information.pp. 19–226
2. Use of Exhortation.2. Vse of Exhortation.pp. 22–233
Sermon 3The THIRD SERMON.pp. 24–3647
DOCT. That the business of mans salvation was transacted upon Coven…DOCT. That the business of mans salvation was transacted upon Covenant-terms, betwixt the Father and the Son; from all Eternity.pp. 26–3643
Use.Vse.pp. 32–333
Use 3.Vse 3.pp. 33–342
Use 4.Vse 4.pp. 342
Use 5.Vse 5.pp. 342
Use 6.Vse 6.pp. 356
Use 7.Vse 7.pp. 364
Sermon 4The FOURTH SERMON.pp. 37–4832
In the words are considerable.pp. 38–396
DOCT. That the gift of Christ is the highest and fullest manifestat…DOCT. That the gift of Christ is the highest and fullest manifestation of the love of God to sinners, that ever was made from eternity to them.pp. 39–4821
Corollary 1.Corolary 1.pp. 442
Corollary 2.Corolary 2.pp. 44–463
Corollary 3.Corolary 3.pp. 46–485
Sermon 5The FIFTH SERMON.pp. 50–6456
In the assertion we have three parts.pp. 51–525
DOCT. That Jesus Christ did really assume the true and perfect natu…DOCT. That Iesus Christ did really assume the true and perfect natu…DOCT. That Jesus Christ did really assume the true and perfect nature of man, into a personal union with his divine nature; and still remains true God, and t…DOCT. That Iesus Christ did really assume the true and perfect nature of man, into a personal union with his divine nature; and still remains true God, and t…pp. 52–6448
Use 1.Vse 1.pp. 58–593
Use 2.Vse 2.pp. 59–604
Use 3.Vse 3.pp. 60–612
Use 4.Vse 4.pp. 612
Use 5.Vse 5.pp. 61–623
Use 6.Vse 6.pp. 622
Use 7.Vse 7.pp. 62–633
Use 8.Vse 8.pp. 63–643
Sermon 6The SIXTH SERMON.pp. 65–6838
In these words are three parts observable.pp. 56–574
DOCT. That Jesus Christ did not of himself undertake the work of ou…DOCT. That Iesus Christ did not of himself undertake the work of ou…DOCT. That Jesus Christ did not of himself undertake the work of our Redemption, but was solemnly Sealed unto that work, by God the Father.DOCT. That Iesus Christ did not of himself undertake the work of our Redemption, but was solemnly Sealed unto that work, by God the Father.pp. 57–6829
Inference 1.pp. 63–642
Inference 2.pp. 64–653
Inference 3.pp. 652
Inference 4.pp. 662
Inference 5.pp. 66–673
Inference 6.pp. 67–684
Sermon 7The SEVENTH SERMON.pp. 69–8145
DOCT. That Jesus Christ did dedicate and wholly set himself apart, t…DOCT. That Iesus Christ did dedicate and wholy set himself apart, t…DOCT. That Jesus Christ did dedicate and wholly set himself apart, to the Work of a Mediator, for the Elect sake.DOCT. That Iesus Christ did dedicate and wholy set himself apart, to the Work of a Mediator, for the Elect sake.pp. 70–8138
Inference 1.pp. 75–789
Inference 2.pp. 78–796
Inference 3.pp. 793
Inference 4.pp. 80–817
Sermon 8The EIGHTH SERMON.pp. 82–9542
DOCT. That Jesus Christ is the true and only Mediator betwixt God a…DOCT. That Iesus Christ is the true and only Mediator betwixt God a…DOCT. That Jesus Christ is the true and only Mediator betwixt God and Men.DOCT. That Iesus Christ is the true and only Mediator betwixt God and Men.pp. 84–9534
Inference 1.pp. 91–923
Inference 2.pp. 923
Inference 3.pp. 92–933
Inference 4.pp. 93–943
Inference 5.pp. 94–952
Sermon 9The NINTH SERMON.pp. 96–11045
DOCT. That Jesus Christ is called and appointed by God, to be the g…DOCT. That Iesus Christ is called and appointed by God, to be the g…DOCT. That Jesus Christ is called and appointed by God, to be the great Prophet, and teacher of the Church.DOCT. That Iesus Christ is called and appointed by God, to be the great Prophet, and teacher of the Church.pp. 99–11033
Inference 1.pp. 104–1063
Inference 2.pp. 1062
Inference 3.pp. 1072
Inference 4.pp. 107–1083
Inference 5.pp. 108–1105
Sermon 10The TENTH SERMON.pp. 111–12546
DOCT. That the opening of the mind and heart, effectually to receive…DOCT. That the opening of the mind and heart, effectually to receiv…DOCT. That the opening of the mind and heart, effectually to receive the truths of God, is the peculiar prerogative, and office of Jesus Christ.DOCT. That the opening of the mind and heart, effectually to receive the truths of God, is the peculiar prerogative, and office of Iesus Christ.pp. 113–12537
Inference 1.pp. 119–1203
Inference 2.pp. 1212
Inference 3.pp. 121–1238
Inference 4.pp. 123–1247
Inference 5.pp. 124–1252
Sermon 11The ELEVENTH SERMON.pp. 128–13848
DOCT. That the sacrifice of Christ our high Priest, is most excel…DOCT. That the sacrifice of Christ our high Priest, is most excelle…DOCT. That the sacrifice of Christ our high Priest, is most excellent in it self; and most necessary for us.pp. 128–13843
Corollary 1.pp. 134–1354
Corollary. 2.pp. 135–1376
Corollary. 3.pp. 1372
Corollary 4.pp. 1385
Sermon 12The TWELFTH SERMON.pp. 139–15136
DOCT. That the Oblation made unto God, by Jesus Christ, is of unspe…DOCT. That the Oblation made unto God, by Iesus Christ, is of unspe…DOCT. That the Oblation made unto God, by Jesus Christ, is of unspeakable value, and everlasting efficacy; to perfect all them that are, or shall be Sanctifi…DOCT. That the Oblation made unto God, by Iesus Christ, is of unspeakable value, and everlasting efficacy; to perfect all them that are, or shall be Sanctifi…pp. 140–15132
Inference. 1.pp. 147–1484
Inference 2.pp. 148–1504
Inference 3.pp. 150–1517
Sermon 13The THIRTEENTH SERMON.pp. 152–16441
DOCT. That Jesus our High-Priest lives for ever, in the capacity of…DOCT. That Iesus our High-Priest lives for ever, in the capacity of…DOCT. That Jesus our High-Priest lives for ever, in the capacity of a potent intercessor in Heaven for believers.DOCT. That Iesus our High-Priest lives for ever, in the capacity of a potent intercessor in Heaven for believers.pp. 154–16436
Use 1.Vse 1.pp. 1602
Use 2.Vse 2.pp. 161–1637
Use 3.Vse 3.pp. 163–1647
Sermon 14The FOURTEENTH SERMON.pp. 165–17844
DOCT. The death of Christ hath made a full satisfaction to God; for…DOCT. The death of Christ hath made a full satisfaction to God; for all the sins of his Elect.pp. 167–17837
Inference 1.pp. 174–1752
Inference 2.pp. 1752
Inference 3.pp. 175–1762
Inference 4.pp. 176–1772
Inference 5.pp. 177–1783
Sermon 15The FIFTEENTH SERMON.pp. 179–19145
DOCT. That the death of Jesus Christ, hath not only satisfied for o…DOCT. That the death of Iesus Christ, hath not only satisfied for o…DOCT. That the death of Jesus Christ, hath not only satisfied for our debts; but over and above, purchased a rich inheritance, for the children of God.DOCT. That the death of Iesus Christ, hath not only satisfied for our debts; but over and above, purchased a rich inheritance, for the children of God.pp. 180–19138
Inference 1.pp. 1882
Inference 2.pp. 188–1895
Inference 3.pp. 189–1903
Inference 4.pp. 190–1916
Sermon 16The SIXTEENTH SERMON.pp. 192–20636
DOCT. That Jesus Christ exercises a Kingly power over the souls of…DOCT. That Iesus Christ exercises a Kingly power over the souls of…DOCT. That Jesus Christ exercises a Kingly power over the souls of all, whom the Gospel subdues to his obedience.DOCT. That Iesus Christ exercises a Kingly power over the souls of all, whom the Gospel subdues to his obedience.pp. 194–20628
Inference 1.pp. 202–2033
Inference 2.pp. 203–2055
Inference 3.pp. 205–2062
Sermon 17The SEVENTEENTH SERMON.pp. 207–22151
DOCT. That all the Affairs of the Kingdom of providence, are order…DOCT. That all the Affairs of the Kingdom of providence, are ordere…DOCT. That all the Affairs of the Kingdom of providence, are ordered and determined by Jesus Christ, for the special advantage, and everlasting good of his r…DOCT. That all the Affairs of the Kingdom of providence, are ordered and determined by Iesus Christ, for the special advantage, and everlasting good of his r…pp. 209–22146
Inference 1.pp. 2162
Inference 2.pp. 216–2174
Inference 3.pp. 2183
Inference 4.pp. 218–2192
Inference 5.pp. 219–22112
Sermon 18The EIGHTEENTH SERMON.pp. 222–23542
DOCT. That the state of Christ, from his Conception, to his Resurre…DOCT. That the state of Christ, from his Conception, to his Resurrection; was a state of deep abasement, and humiliation.pp. 224–23532
Inference 1.pp. 229–2303
Inference 2.pp. 230–2313
Inference 3.pp. 231–2326
Inference 4.pp. 2332
Inference 5.pp. 233–2355
Sermon 19The NINETEENTH SERMON.pp. 236–24933
DOCT. That the state of Christ from his Conception, to his Resurrec…DOCT. That the state of Christ from his Conception, to his Resurrection; was a state of deep abasement, and humiliation.pp. 237–24930
Inference 1.pp. 2432
Inference 2.pp. 2442
Inference 3.pp. 244–2452
Inference 4.pp. 245–2476
Inference 5.pp. 2472
Inference 6.pp. 2482
Inference 7.pp. 248–2493
Sermon 20The TWENTIETH SERMON.pp. 250–26445
DOCT. That the Fatherly care, and tender love of our Lord Jesus Chr…DOCT. That the Fatherly care, and tender love of our Lord Iesus Chr…DOCT. That the Fatherly care, and tender love of our Lord Jesus Christ, was eminently discovered in that pleading prayer, he poured out for his people, at hi…DOCT. That the Fatherly care, and tender love of our Lord Iesus Christ, was eminently discovered in that pleading prayer, he poured out for his people, at hi…pp. 252–26437
Corollary 1.pp. 260–2613
Corollary. 2.pp. 261–2624
Corollary. 3.pp. 262–2634
Corollary 4.pp. 263–2644
Sermon 21The TWENTY FIRST SERMON.pp. 265–27952
DOCT. That the Sacramental memorial Christ left with his people, is…DOCT. That the Sacramental memorial Christ left with his people, is a special mark of his care, and love for them.pp. 268–27941
Inference 1.pp. 275–2765
Inference 2.pp. 276–2774
Inference 3.pp. 277–1784
Inference 4.pp. 178–2793
Sermon 22The TWENTY SECOND SERMON.pp. 280–29446
DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ, was praying to his Father, in an…DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ, was praying to his Father, in an…DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ, was praying to his Father, in an extraordinary Agony: when they came to apprehend him in the Garden.DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ, was praying to his Father, in an extraordinary Agony: when they came to apprehend him in the Garden.pp. 282–29439
Inference 1.pp. 289–2904
Inference 2.pp. 290–2913
Inference. 3.pp. 291–2924
Inference 4.pp. 292–2933
Inference 5.pp. 2933
Inference 6.pp. 2932
Inference 7.pp. 2942
Sermon 23The TWENTY THIRD SERMON.pp. 295–31064
DOCT. That it was the Lot of our Lord Jesus Christ, to be betrayed…DOCT. That it was the Lot of our Lord Iesus Christ, to be betrayed…DOCT. That it was the Lot of our Lord Jesus Christ, to be betrayed into the hands of his mortal enemies, by the assistance of a false and dissembling friend.DOCT. That it was the Lot of our Lord Iesus Christ, to be betrayed into the hands of his mortal enemies, by the assistance of a false and dissembling friend.pp. 297–31055
Corollary 1.pp. 303–3047
Corollary. 2.pp. 304–3052
Corollary 3.pp. 3053
Corollary 4.pp. 305–3062
Corollary 5.pp. 3063
Corollary 6.pp. 3072
Corollary 7.pp. 3073
Corollary 8.pp. 3083
Corollary 9.pp. 308–3093
Corollary 10.pp. 3092
Corollary 11.pp. 3092
Corollary 12.pp. 309–3102
Sermon 24The TWENTY FOURTH SERMON.pp. 311–32555
Part 1DOCT. 1. That the trial of Christ for his life, was managed most maliciously, and illegally against him, by his unrighteous Judges.DOCT. 1. That the trial of Christ for his life, was managed most malitiously, and illegally against him, by his unrighteous Iudges.pp. 312–31819
Inference 1.pp. 3162
Inference 2.pp. 316–3174
Inference 3.pp. 317–3183
Part 2DOCT. 2. That though nothing could be proved against our Lord Jesus Christ, worthy of death, or of bonds; yet was he condemned to be nailed to the Cross, and…DOCT. 2. That though nothing could be proved against our Lord Iesus Christ, worthy of death, or of bonds; yet was he condemned to be nailed to the Cross, and…pp. 318–32527
Inference 1.pp. 3223
Inference 2.pp. 322–3233
Inference 3.pp. 323–3247
Inference 4.pp. 324–3254
Sermon 25The TWENTY FIFTH SERMON.pp. 326–34066
Part 1DOCT. 1. That melting affections and sorrows, even from the sense of Christs sufferings, are no infallible marks of grace.DOCT. 1. That melting affections and sorrows, even from the sence of Christs sufferings, are no infallible marks of grace.pp. 329–33525
Inference 1.pp. 3322
Inference 2.pp. 332–33513
Part 2DOCT. 2. That the believing meditation of what Christ Suffered for us, is of great force and efficacy to melt and break the heart.pp. 335–34026
Inference 1.pp. 3383
Inference 2.pp. 3392
Inference 3.pp. 339–3406
Sermon 26The TWENTY SIXTH SERMON.pp. 341–35561
DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ was not only put to death, but to…DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ was not only put to death, but to…DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ was not only put to death, but to the worst of deaths, even the death of the Cross.DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ was not only put to death, but to the worst of deaths, even the death of the Cross.pp. 343–35553
Inference 1.pp. 348–35012
Inference 2.pp. 3513
Inference 3.pp. 351–3549
Inference 4.pp. 354–3556
Sermon 27The TWENTY SEVENTH SERMON.pp. 356–35853
Part 1DOCT. 1. That the dignity of Christ was openly proclaimed, and defended by an enemy; and that in the time of his greatest reproaches, and Sufferings.pp. 35845
Inference 1.pp. 361–3623
Inference 2.pp. 362–3634
Inference 3.pp. 363–3645
Inference 4.pp. 364–3656
Inference 5.pp. 3664
Inference 6.pp. 366–3674
Inference 7.pp. 367–3583
Sermon 28The TWENTY EIGHTH SERMON.pp. 369–38466
DOCT. That Christs dearest friends forsook and left him alone, in t…DOCT. That Christs dearest friends forsook and left him alone, in the time of his greatest distress and danger.pp. 371–38455
Inference 1.pp. 377–3784
Inference 2.pp. 3783
Inference 3.pp. 3795
Inference 4.pp. 3804
Inference 5.pp. 380–3814
Inference 6.pp. 381–3823
Inference 7.pp. 3822
Inference 8.pp. 382–3845
Sermon 29The TWENTY NINTH SERMON.pp. 385–39950
DOCT. That Jesus Christ supported the burden of his sufferings, wit…DOCT. That Iesus Christ supported the burden of his sufferings, wit…DOCT. That Jesus Christ supported the burden of his sufferings, with admirable patience, and meekness of Spirit.DOCT. That Iesus Christ supported the burden of his sufferings, with admirable patience, and meekness of Spirit.pp. 387–39944
Use.Vse.pp. 393–39917
Sermon 30The THIRTIETH SERMON.pp. 400–41683
Part 1DOCT. 1. That ignorance is the usual cause of enmity to Christ.pp. 402–40621
Inference 1.pp. 404–4052
Inference 2.pp. 4052
Inference 3.pp. 405–4062
Inference 4.pp. 4062
Inference 5.pp. 4062
Part 2DOCT. 2. That there is forgiveness with God, for such as oppose Christ out of ignorance.pp. 407–41124
Inference 1.pp. 409–4103
Inference 2.pp. 4103
Inference 3.pp. 410–4113
Part 3DOCT. 3. That to forgive enemies, and beg forgiveness for them, is the true character and property of the Christian spirit.pp. 411–41626
Inference 1.pp. 414–4154
Inference 2.pp. 4153
Inference 3.pp. 4162
Sermon 31The THIRTY FIRST SERMON.pp. 417–42949
DOCT. That Christs tender care of his Mother even in the time of hi…DOCT. That Christs tender care of his Mother even in the time of his greatest distress; is an excellent pattern for all gracious Children to the end of the w…DOCT. That Christs tender care of his Mother even in the time of his greatest distress; is an excellent pattern for all gratious Children to the end of the w…pp. 419–42940
Inference 1.pp. 424–42714
Inference 2.pp. 427–4284
Inference 3.pp. 428–4294
Sermon 32The THIRTY SECOND SERMON.pp. 430–44662
Part 1DOCT. 1. That there is a future eternal state, into which souls pass at death.pp. 432–43714
Inference 1.pp. 435–4362
Inference 2.pp. 4362
Inference 3.pp. 436–4373
Part 2DOCT. 2. That all believers are at their death, immediately received into a State of glory and eternal happiness.pp. 437–44219
Inference 1.pp. 439–4402
Inference 2.pp. 440–4414
Inference 3.pp. 4412
Inference 4.pp. 441–4422
Part 3DOCT. 3. That God may, though he seldom doth prepare men for glory, immediately before their dissolution by death.pp. 442–44618
Inference 1.pp. 4442
Inference 2.pp. 4454
Inference 3.pp. 445–4468
Sermon 33The THIRTY TIHRD SERMON.pp. 447–46252
DOCT. That God in design to heighten the sufferings of Christ to th…DOCT. That God in design to heighten the sufferings of Christ to the uttermost, forsook him in the time of his greatest distress; to the unspeakable afflicti…pp. 449–46245
Inference 1.pp. 4552
Inference 2.pp. 456–4574
Inference 3.pp. 457–46014
Inference 4.pp. 460–4624
Sermon 34The THIRTY FOURTH SERMON.pp. 463–47659
DOCT. That such were the Agonies and extreme sufferings of our Lord…DOCT. That such were the Agonies and extream sufferings of our Lord…DOCT. That such were the Agonies and extreme sufferings of our Lord Jesus Christ upon the Cross, as drank up his very spirits, and made him cry I thirst.DOCT. That such were the Agonies and extream sufferings of our Lord Iesus Christ upon the Cross, as drank up his very spirits, and made him cry I thirst.pp. 465–47650
Inference 1.pp. 470–4715
Inference 2.pp. 471–4723
Inference 3.pp. 472–4733
Inference 4.pp. 4732
Inference. 5.pp. 473–4756
Inference 6.pp. 475–4767
Sermon 35The THIRTY FIFTH SERMON.pp. 477–49049
DOCT. That Jesus Christ hath perfected, and completely finished the…DOCT. That Iesus Christ hath perfected, and compleatly finished the…DOCT. That Jesus Christ hath perfected, and completely finished the great work of Redemption committed to him by God the Father.DOCT. That Iesus Christ hath perfected, and compleatly finished the great work of Redemption committed to him by God the Father.pp. 479–49042
Inference 1.pp. 484–4853
Inference 2.pp. 4852
Inference 3.pp. 4862
Inference 4.pp. 486–4872
Inference 5.pp. 487–4897
Inference 6.pp. 489–4905
Sermon 36The THIRTY SIXTH SERMON.pp. 491–50448
DOCT. That dying believers are both warranted, and encouraged by Ch…DOCT. That dying believers are both warranted, and encouraged by Christs example, believingly to commend their precious Souls into the hands of God.DOCT. That dying believers are both warranted, and encouraged by Christs example, believingly to commend their pretious Souls into the hands of God.pp. 493–50439
Diduction 1.pp. 500–5013
Diduction 2.pp. 5012
Diduction 3.pp. 5022
Diduction 4.pp. 502–5036
Diduction 5.pp. 503–5042
Diduction 6.pp. 5043
Sermon 37The THIRTY SEVENTH SERMON.pp. 505–52058
DOCT. That the dead Body of our Lord Jesus Christ was decently inte…DOCT. That the dead Body of our Lord Iesus Christ was decently inte…DOCT. That the dead Body of our Lord Jesus Christ was decently interr'd, by a small number of his own Disciples; and continued in the state of the dead for a…DOCT. That the dead Body of our Lord Iesus Christ was decently interr'd, by a small number of his own Disciples; and continued in the state of the dead for a…pp. 507–52048
Use.Vse.pp. 512–5147
Corollary 1.pp. 5144
Corollary. 2.pp. 514–5152
Corollary 3.pp. 5153
Corollary 4.pp. 515–5177
Corollary 5.pp. 517–5209
Sermon 38The THIRTY EIGHTH SERMON.pp. 521–54396
DOCT. That all the blessed designs and ends for which the Lord Jesus…DOCT. That all the blessed designs and ends for which the Lord Iesu…DOCT. That all the blessed designs and ends for which the Lord Jesus Christ humbled himself to the death of the Cross, shall certainly be attained, to his fu…DOCT. That all the blessed designs and ends for which the Lord Iesus Christ humbled himself to the death of the Cross, shall certainly be attained, to his fu…pp. 522–54389
End 1.pp. 523–5268
Corollary 1.pp. 526–52710
Corollary 2.pp. 527–5297
End 2.pp. 529–53313
Inference 1.pp. 5332
Inference 2.pp. 533–5343
Inference 3.pp. 5342
End 3.pp. 534–5368
Inference 1.pp. 5362
Inference 2.pp. 5362
End 4.pp. 536–5385
Inference 1.pp. 538–5394
Inference 2.pp. 539–54316
Sermon 39The THIRTY NINHTH SERMON.pp. 544–56048
DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ, by the Almighty power of his own…DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ, by the Almighty power of his own…DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ, by the Almighty power of his own God-head, revived, and rose from the Dead; to the terror and consternation of his enemies,…DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ, by the Almighty power of his own God-head, revived, and rose from the Dead; to the terror and consternation of his enemies,…pp. 546–56041
Inference 1.pp. 555–5563
Inference 2.pp. 556–5573
Inference 3.pp. 558–5609
Sermon 40The FORTIETH SERMON.pp. 561–57448
DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ did not only rise from the Dead, b…DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ did not only rise from the Dead, b…DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ did not only rise from the Dead, but also ascended into Heaven; there to dispatch all that remained to be done for the compl…DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ did not only rise from the Dead, but also ascended into Heaven; there to dispatch all that remained to be done for the compl…pp. 563–57443
Inference 1.pp. 5702
Inference 2.pp. 570–5712
Inference 3.pp. 5712
Inference 4.pp. 571–5749
Inference 5.pp. 5744
Sermon 41The FORTY FIRST SERMON.pp. 575–58738
DOCT. That when our Lord Jesus Christ had finished his work on eart…DOCT. That when our Lord Iesus Christ had finished his work on eart…DOCT. That when our Lord Jesus Christ had finished his work on earth, he was placed in the seat of the highest honour, and authority; at the right hand of Go…DOCT. That when our Lord Iesus Christ had finished his work on earth, he was placed in the seat of the highest honour, and authority; at the right hand of Go…pp. 577–58732
Inference 1.pp. 582–5834
Inference 2.pp. 583–5842
Inference 3.pp. 584–5854
Inference 4.pp. 585–5862
Inference 5.pp. 586–5877
Sermon 42The FORTY SECOND SERMON.pp. 588–60146
DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ is ordained by God the Father, to…DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ is ordained by God the Father, to…DOCT. That our Lord Jesus Christ is ordained by God the Father, to be the Judge of quick and Dead.DOCT. That our Lord Iesus Christ is ordained by God the Father, to be the Iudge of quick and Dead.pp. 590–60137
Inference 1.pp. 596–5973
Inference 2.pp. 597–5998
Inference 3.pp. 5993
Inference 4.pp. 6013
The General USE.pp. 602–63047
ContentsAn Alphabetical Table, Referring to the Principal things contained in this Treatise.28
Part A1
Part B1
Part C2
Part D1
Part E1
Part F1
Part G1
Part H1
Part I1
Part K1
Part L1
Part M1
Part N1
Part O1
Part P2
Part Q1
Part R1
Part S2
Part T1
Part V1
Part W1
Part Y1
Part Z1

Catalogue record

Title as printed: The fountain of life opened, or, A display of Christ in his essential and mediatorial glory wherein the impetration of our redemption by Jesus Christ is orderly unfolded as it was begun, carried on, and finished by his covenant-transaction, mysterious incarnation, solemn call and dedication ... / by John Flavell ...The fountain of life opened, or, A display of Christ in his essential and mediatorial glory wherein the impetration of our redemption by Jesus Christ is orderly unfolded as it was begun, carryed on, and finished by his covenant-transaction, mysterious incarnation, solemn call and dedication ... / by John Flavell ...
Author: John Flavel 1630?–1691
Place: London
Bookseller: Rob. White
Year: 1673
Imprint: London : Printed for Rob. White, for Francis Tyton ..., 1673.
Size: [32], 630, [14] p.
Words: 258,941
Catalogue: Wing F1162 · ESTC R20462
Text: EEBO-TCP A39663
Notes: Reproduction of original in Union Theological Seminary Library, New York.
Index: p. [1]-[14] at end.
Epistle dedicatory signed: John Flavell.
Corrigenda: p. [30]
Licence: CC0 1.0 (TCP transcription); underlying work in the public domain

Transcription: EEBO-TCP A39663

Contents 387

Reformers309

Puritans1,782

Westminster Assembly24

Evangelicals36

Contents 387