Medulla theologiæ, or, The marrow of divinity contained in sundry questions and cases of conscience, both speculative and practical : the greatest part of them collected out of the works of our most judicious, experienced and orthodox English divines, the rest are supplied by the authour

Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682.

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Ought every one to have a Calling? p. 209.
Is it a sufficient calling to be a Servingman? ib.
How must we behave ourselves in our callings? ib.
Must rich men that need not, have a calling? ib.
How else may it be proved that all must have callings? ib.
Why must we use faithfulness, and diligence in our callings? ib.
Why is diligence in a calling so acceptable to God? p. 210.
Doe all that are diligent please God? ib.
How is Consciencious walking in a calling a furtherance to a godly life? ib.
What else may move us to diligence in our callings? p. 211.
Whether may a man change his particular calling? ib.
How may we live by Faith in our callings? p. 212.
Why is it necessary to live by faith in them? ib.
What are the acts of Faith herein? ib.
How may we live by Faith for successe in our labours, which are above our strength, or means? p. 213.
How many sorts sin about their callings? ib.
What must we propose to our selves in following the duties of our callings? p. 214.
What other Rules are to be observed in our particular callings? ib.

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