Sighs from hell, or, The groans of a damned soul discovering from the 16th of Luke the lamentable state of the damned : and may fitly serve as a warning-word to sinners, both old and young, by faith in Jesus Christ, to avoid the same place of torment : with a discovery of the usefulness of the Scriptures as our safe conduct for avoiding the torments of hell / by John Bunyan.

Books printed for Francis Smith, at the Elephant and Castle without Temple-Barre.

CHristianismus Redivivus, or Baptizing and Inchurching believers, after faith and re∣pentance vindicated; also the writings of Mr. Bax••er, Dr. ••eatley, Dr. Hilins, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Blake Mr. Cook, Mr. Cotton answered, with a Vindication of Ordinances, till Christs Personal coming proved; in Folio.

The Work of Faith with Power; Wherein the nature of that (dead Faith is detected) by which multitudes that hope for Salvation, are (as is to be feared) deceived. Published on purpose to rectify some dangerous and Damning mistakes of Men about their Faith, and to Awaken all to the Work of Faith with Power; In quarto.

Means to prevent perishing, or, the usefulness of the saving knowledg of God discovered; Shewing what blessed tendency the right knowledg of God hath to bring men to Salvation; in 4to.

Sions groans for her distressed; Proving it the undoubted right of Christian Liberty, under dif∣ferent perswasions in matters Spiritual, to have equal protection as to their civil Peace, with the Testimony of 15. Antients, humbly offered to the Kings Majesty, Parliament, and People; in 4to.

Faith in Gods Promises, the Saints best weapon, or,

the great use and availableness of 〈◊〉〈◊〉, both for the support, and growth of Saints in times most perilous; With several considerations for the encrease of Faith, 4to.

A Contention for Truth, In two Publick Dis∣putations before thousands of People, between Dr. Gunning, and Mr. Da••n, touching the Baptism of Infants, Whether Lawful, or Unlawful, 4to.

The free Grace of God to all the Sons of Adam vindicated, In a plain discovery of that Truth, with 20 Queries to all men concerned, 4to.

A Plea for Toleration of Opinions and Perswasions in matters of Religion differing from the Church of England; Shewing the unreasonableness of pre∣scribing to other Mens Faith; and the evil of per∣secuting differing Opinions, Humbly Presented to the Kings Majesty, 4to.

The great Case of Conscience Opened, in the par∣ticular unfoulding of those two difficult Texts, Matth. 5. 33, 34. with Jam. 5. 12. about the law∣fulness, or unlawfulness of Swearing, 4to.

Godly Adversity, far better than Wicked Prosperi∣ty; or, The Rage of the Wicked should not hinder the Race of the Godly, 4to.

An Epistle of Information and Consolation to all such as are distinguished by names of reproach; Con∣taining also, A sober Rebuke for former Slothful∣ness, 4to.

The 〈…〉〈…〉 causes of Gods Forekno••••••g of Election and Predestination, and of Man's Salvati∣on or Damnation▪ As also, Whether Christ Dyed for all▪ or not for all with the Causes and Effects that may follow, or not follow. The fifth Edition, 4••0.

Mr. Hooles Latine and English Grammer, fitted not only for the use of Schools, but very useful for any person that is desirous to learn the Latine Tongue; being a more plain and speedy help, than any yet ext••nt. The fourth Edition, Octavo.

A Discovery of the Latitude of the Loss of the Earthly Paradice, by Original Sin; With 20 Cha∣racte••s of the true and false Ministry; To which is added▪ Si••ns Redemption, with the manner of the Rice of the Man of Sin; with a brief Description of Christs Personal Reign upon Earth a thousand years.

Symptomes of Growth and Decay to Godliness, In LX. Signs of A Living and Dying Christian; with the cause; of Decay, and Remedies for Recove∣ry, Octavo.

Laying on of Hands Asserted, under New Testa∣ment C••nsi••erations, viz. 1 Upon Persons for Hea∣ling With a brief Discovery of that Ordinance of An∣nointing with Oyl. 2. Upon Persons to Office. 3. Up∣on Believers Baptized as such.

A Profitable Concordance to the Bible, With Doctrinal and Alphabetical Observations upon most Points material in the Holy Scriptures, Oct.

Saturday no Sab•••••••• or, 〈…〉〈…〉 Sab∣both proved not to be 〈◊〉〈◊〉 force to Believing Gentiles, nei∣ther by the Law of Nature, Law of Moses, nor Law of Christ, Octavo.

The truth of the Resurrection of the Bodies, both of Good and Bad at the Great Day, Asserted and Proved by Gods Word; also the manner and order of their coming forth of their Graves; And a Discourse of the Last Judgment, and final Con∣clusion of the whole World; in Octavo.

A short Catechisme very teachable, as well for young Christians as Children, in seven particu∣lars; in Octavo.

Christian Beheaviour, being the fruits of true Christianity, te••ching Husbands, Wives, Parents, Children, Masters, Servants, so to walk, as to please God, the 3d Edition in Twelves.

Prayer with the Spirit and Understanding, also shewing what it is to pray with the Spirit, and with Understanding, the 2d Edition; in 120.

Prison Meditations, directed to the heart of suffering Saints, and raigning sinners; in 120.

Self 〈◊〉〈◊〉 the grand Enemy of Jesus Christ, or a Treatise shewing what a heart-plague self is, with special Remedies for its ruine; in 12••.

The Doctrine of Christianity, teaching how to become a Christian, how to lead a Christian life, and what is the Government of Christs Church, with the Articles of their faith; in 12••.

first 〈…〉〈…〉 with the Rule of Three; also the way to find the solid content of Board, Glass, Land, Timber, Stone, Globes, &c. in 12••. 2d Edition.

One thing is needful, or serious Meditations upon the Four last Things,▪ Death, Judgment, Heaven and Hell; with a Conference between Christ and a sinner, in 12••.

The Line of Life, and the Line of Death, or a Map shewing the order and causes of Salvation, and Damnation, all cut in Brass.

The Poor Mans Physitian, or the true Art of Medicine, as its Chimically prepared for the healing all Diseases incident to Man-kind.

A brief Confession of Faith, as it was presented to the King, in the name of many thousands, com∣monly called Anabaptists.

Also their Apologie and Vindication against the injurious aspersions, of being like some pre∣tended German Anabaptists.

A Treatiise touching fa••ling from Grace; or 13 Arguments proving that Believers may fall from the truth of Grace; with the most material Objections to the contrary Answered, 4••0.

Gods Oracle, and Christ's Doctrine, or the Six Principles and beginning word of ever, Christian Man, shewing the Foundation every Convert▪ is to lay.