Sermons, preached partly before His Majesty at White-Hall and partly before Anne Dutchess of York, at the chappel at St. James / by Henry Killigrew ...

Title

Sermons, preached partly before His Majesty at White-Hall and partly before Anne Dutchess of York, at the chappel at St. James / by Henry Killigrew ...

Author

Killigrew, Henry, 1613-1700.

Publication

London :: Printed by J.M. for R. Royston ...,

1685.

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Sermons, English -- 17th century.

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Contents

• title page
• THE PUBLISHER TO THE READER.
• The CONTENTS.
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• The First Sermon.
  • Of his Manifestation.
  • To take away our Sins.
• The Second Sermon.
  • Ye shall be consumed, both ye and your King.
  • If ye shall still do wickedly—
• The Third Sermon.
  • Woman.
  • What have I to do with thee?
  • —My Time, says he, is not yet come.
• The Fourth Sermon.
  • —He shall be cut off.
  • After threescore and two Weeks.
  • He shall be cut off, but not for himself.
• The Fifth Sermon.
  • A Wounded Saviour.
    • Those with which I was wounded in the House of my Friends.
• The Sixth Sermon.
  • I. What it is for the Spirit of God to dwell in a man.
    • The Effect or Consequence of the Spirit's dwelling in us.
    • By his Spirit that dwelleth in us.
• The Seventh Sermon.
• The Eighth Sermon.
  • And First, He shall convince the World of Sin.
  • The Manner of the Conviction.
• The Ninth Sermon.
  • Giving of Hearing, and giving of Speech:
  • The Touch of his Finger.
  • The Lifting up of his Eyes, and Sighing.
• The Tenth Sermon.
  • He, or This Man.
  • He hath done Well.
  • He hath done All things Well.
• The Eleventh Sermon.
  • I. To clear and confirm the Proposition.
    • The Reason why it should be so.
• The Twelfth Sermon.
  • I. He [Gave] the Lands.
    • That they might observe his Statutes, and keep his Laws.
• The Thirteenth Sermon.
  • I have Compassion.
  • I have Compassion on the Multitude.
    • 1. Their present Want, They have nothing to eat.
    • part - 2
• The Fourteenth Sermon.
  • The Necessity of our failing in these Habitation
  • Of the Mammon of Vnrighteousness.
    • 1. The Name and Substance of it, Mammon.
    • section - 2
      • To procure Friends with it.
      • That they may receive you into Everlasting Habitations.
• The Fifteenth Sermon.
  • Which was to destroy David's Foundations.
  • If the Foundations be destroyed, what can the Righteous do?
• The Sixteenth Sermon.
  • The Father.
  • Whatsoever ye shall ask—he will give it you.
  • Whatsoever ye shall ask in my Name.
• The Seventeenth Sermon.
  • That at the Last Day there shall be an Exact Discrimi∣nation made between the Righteous and the Wicked.
  • That there shall be some particular visible Place to which all men shall be brought to Judgment.
  • The Vnwillingness of Men to believe a Judgment-Day.
• The Eighteenth Sermon.
  • Have Charity.
  • Have Fervent Charity.
• The Nineteenth Sermon.
  • The Object of Charity, All Men in General.
  • For Charity shall cover the multitude of Sins.
• The Twentieth Sermon.
  • Love.
    • 1. God.
      • In what Measure or Degree we are to love God.
    • I. The Object of our Love, Our Neighbour.
      • We are to love him as our self.
• The Twenty First Sermon.
  • I. How it is to be understood, That all the Law and the Prophets hang on these two Commandments, The Love of God, And of our Neighbour.
    • The Excellence of Love, &c.
    • How we may acquire or attain Divine Love.
• THE Twenty Second Sermon.
  • They Complain.
  • Let us search and try our Ways, and turn again to the Lord.
• ERRATA.
• A Catalogue of some Books Printed for R. Royston, at the Angel in Amen-Corner.