Divine consolations, or, The teachings of God in three parts ... with an answer to the objections made against it, and Doctor Crips [sic] booke justified against Steven Geree / by Samuel Richardson.
- Title
- Divine consolations, or, The teachings of God in three parts ... with an answer to the objections made against it, and Doctor Crips [sic] booke justified against Steven Geree / by Samuel Richardson.
- Author
- Richardson, Samuel, fl. 1643-1658.
- Publication
- London :: Printed by M. Simmons ...,
- 1649.
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- Subject terms
- Crisp, Tobias, 1600-1643. -- Christ alone exalted.
- Geree, Stephen, 1594-1656? -- Doctrine of the antinomians.
- Christian life -- Early works to 1800.
- Antinomianism.
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Contents
- title page
- To his Excellceney, Thomas Fairfax, Lord Generall; and Oliver Cromwell, Esquire, Lievtenant Generall; and Henry Ireton, Esquire, Commissary Generall, and Collonel Thomas Harison, Esquire. Peace, happinesse, and joy.
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Concerning the affections.
- Concerning actions.
- Of afflictions.
- Of assurance of the love of God.
- Authority.
- Of the attributes of God.
- Of Apostacy.
- Age.
- Of anger.
- Of beleeving.
- Concerning the body.
- Bondage.
- Of outward blessings.
- Of causes.
- Of comfort.
- Consolation.
- Crosses.
- Of cares.
- Custome.
- Corruption.
- Concupiscence.
- Complaints.
- Contention.
- Creatures.
- Company.
- Contentment.
- Counsellers.
- Contraries.
- Charity.
- Calamity.
- Condemne.
- Covetousnesse.
- Chearfulnesse.
- Conscience.
- Christ.
- Of circumspect walking.
- Contemplation.
- Conversation.
- Commands.
- Deadnesse.
- Delayes in good things.
- Declining.
- Difficulties.
- Distractions.
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Of doubts and discouragem
nts. - Discontents.
- Disposition.
- Duties.
- Of selfe-deniall.
- Of dreames.
- Delight.
- Despaire.
- Distempers.
- Death.
- Concerning our ends.
- Error.
- Excuses.
- Extremities.
- Of education.
- Election.
- Examples.
- Excesses.
- Effects.
- The eye.
- Experiences.
- Envie.
- Expressions.
- Extraordinary.
- Eternity.
- The favour of men.
- Folly.
- Feares.
- Faith.
- Of falls.
- Freedome:
- Friendship.
- Flattery.
- A fault.
- Good.
- God.
- Gifts.
- Glory.
- Griefe.
- Honour.
- Happinesse.
- Heaven.
- Humility.
- Heart.
- Watch.
- Hatred.
- Healing.
- Hope.
- Habits.
- Of infirmities.
- Inclination.
- Idlenesse.
- Ignorance.
- Judgement.
- Impossible things.
- Joy.
- Knowledge.
- Light.
- Life.
- Love.
- Losses.
- Labour.
- Lust.
-
Laught
r. - Liberty.
- Motions.
- Minde.
- Mirth.
- Meditation.
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M
sery. - Mercies.
- Of marriage.
- Mortification.
- Of mankinde.
- Melancholy.
- Of meanes.
- Of mourning.
- Of malice.
- Nature.
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N
cessity. - Memory.
- Originall.
- Ordination.
- Order.
- Offences.
- Obedience.
- Of oaths.
- Of peace.
- Profession.
- Prevent.
- Providence.
- Prise.
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Pa
ience. -
Of por
ions. - Pride.
- Passion.
- Of poverty.
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Prospe
ity. - Of pleasure.
- Promises.
- Of praises of men.
- Prayer.
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Princ
ples. - Preacher.
- Quietnesse.
- Reason.
- Religion.
- Rules.
- Of Ruling.
- Reproach.
- Reproofe for sin.
- Riches.
- Reports.
- Rest.
- Scriptures.
- Security.
- Strength.
- Snares.
- Sin.
- Of solitarinesse.
- Suggestions.
- Of small things.
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Of su
etiship. - Concerning fleep.
- Season.
- Sadnesse.
- Satan.
- Senses.
- Soule.
- Selfe-seeking.
- Spiritualnesse.
- Saints.
- Sinners.
- Suffering.
- Single life.
- Surmises.
- Seeke.
- Speech.
- Straights.
- Slothfulnesse.
- Time.
- Of truth.
- Teaching.
- Toleration.
- Talent.
- Teares.
- Trouble.
- Trialls.
- Thoughts.
- Temptations.
- Tongue.
- Thankfullnesse.
- Thirst.
- Unbeliefe.
- Of Unwillingnesse.
- Of Unthankfullnesse.
- Of Usury.
- Vertue.
- Vanitie.
- Of Want.
- Weeping.
- World.
- Will.
- Wit.
- Winde.
- Words.
- Wonder.
- Wisdome.
- World.
- Weaknesse.
- Workes.
- Watchfulnesse.
- Of zeale.
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Counsells.
- Concerning Actions.
- Concerning affections, &c.
- Concerning afflictions.
- Concerning Books.
- Conscience.
- Creatures.
- Concerning Company.
- Crosses.
- Desires of the world.
- Excuses.
- Errors.
- Of others falls.
- A friend.
- Faith.
- Griefe.
- Of good.
- God.
- Gaine.
- Glory.
- Honour.
- Infirmities.
- Indure.
- Judge.
- Knowledge.
- Of lust, of uncleannesse.
- Losses.
- Liberty.
- Live.
- Men.
- Minde.
- Opportunities.
- Pilgrim.
- Promises.
- Promise.
- Concerning the poore.
- Religion.
- Reproofe.
- Race.
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Reproach
s. - Sinne.
- Of speech.
- Of Suretiship.
- Saints.
- Selfe-deniall.
- Truth.
- Temptation.
- Trouble.
- Time.
- Of Usury.
- Word.
- World.
- Wrong.
- Wisdome.
- Woman.
- Yeeld.
- Zeale.
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Counsell to the unmarried.
- Mutuall Counsell to husbands and wives.
- Counsell to the wife.
- Counsell to the husband.
- Concerning Prayer.
- Directions for hearing the Word.
- In hearing the Word.
- After hearing.
- Isaiah 44. 20.
- The words opened.
- 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17.
- Whence wee learne.
- Demonstrations that the Scriptures are of God, and from God.
- The severall Branches of the Saints duty and service to Christ every day.
- Saints subject to fall from their first love.
- The life of Faith.
- Of Meditation.
- Luke 3. 10, 11.
- title page
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To M
r . Daniel Tayler, Silkman; Mr. Nathanael Andrews, Mer∣chant; Mr. John Fountaine, Merchant; Mr. Samuel Penoire, Merchant; Mr. Edward Wright, Goldsmith in Norwich. - Of the first Chapter of the Song of SOLOMON.
- Psalme 16.
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A divine Cordiall for a faint∣ing
Soule.
- Psal. 89. 28.
- Isa. 41. 10.
- 2 Thes. 3. 16.
- 2 Cor. 5. 20, 21.
- As though God did beseech you by us.
- We pray you; a loving way.
- Wee pray you:
- We pray you in Christs stead.
- Be yee reconciled to God.
- Reconcile us.
- For he hath made him.
- Righteousnesse in him.
- In him.
- I have no worke of God wrought in me.
- I would gladly beleeve, but I dare not.
- Mark. 5. 36.
- Moreover, consider, that
- That Circumcision in the nature of it was not the Seale of the Covenant of grace.
- Luk. 5. 4, 5, 6. Observations.
- Matth. 10. 29, 30, 31.
- A Song of the love of God to such as are in Christ.
- title page
- To all that love Jesus Christ in sincerity; heires of the purchased possession; to as many of them as this shall come; understanding to know, and love to embrace the truth.
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To Collonell Robert Tichborne, M r. Moris Thompson, Mer∣chant; Mr. William Packer, Captain; and Mr. Me∣thusalah Turner, Linnen Draper, - Of the Justification of a Sinner before GOD.
- A Song that JESUS CHRIST is all in all to his.
- An Answer to a Treatise, intituled, An Antidote against Antinominanisme, by Doctor Homes.
- An Answer to a Treatise, intituled, Sin suffered for, but not remitted.
- An Answer to a Treatise, intituled, Ancient and durable Gospel: written in answer to my Booke, intituled, Justification by Christ alone.