The Contents.
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The Contents.
CHAP. I. Sect. 1. The Text propounded. page 1. Sect. 2. An Observation. . Sect. 3. The words of the Text opened. 6. The Doctr. It is a Christians duty to attend upon the Lord without Distractions. 7. Sect. 4. A Distraction described. 8.
CHAP. I. Sect. 1. THe Text propounded. page 1. Sect. 2. An Observation. . Sect. 3. The words of the Text opened. 6. The Doctr. It is a Christians duty to attend upon the Lord without Distractions. 7. Sect. 4. A Distraction described. 8.
CHAP. II. Sect. 1. The kinds of Distractions distinguished. 1. From the Fountain of them. 12. 1. The Devil. ibid. 2. The Mind. 14. 3. The Fancy. ibid. 4. The outward Senses. 16. Sect 2. 2. By the Master whereof they consist. 18. Being Good, Bad, Indifferent. 19. Sect. 3. 3. By the Adjuncts of them. 21.
CHAP. II. Sect. 1. The kinds of Distractions distinquished. 1. From the Fountain of them. 12. 1. The Devil. ibid. 2. The Mind. 14. 3. The Fancy. ibid. 4. The ••tward Senses. 16. Sect 2. 2. By the Master whereof they consist. 18. Being Good, Bad, Indifferent. 19. Sect. 3. 3. By the Adjuncts of them. 21.
CHAP. III. Sect 1. That it is our duty to attend upon the Lord without Distractions. Proved, 1. From the Possibility of it, by four Arguments. 25. Sect 2. 2. From the Necessity of it. 29. 1. To the Being of a Duty. ibid. 2. To Comfort in a Duty. 30. 3. To the Prosperity of a Duty. 31. 4. To Communion with Christ in a Duty. 32.