A practicall commentary, or an exposition with observations, reasons, and vses upon the first Epistle generall of John by ... John Cotton ...
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A practicall commentary, or an exposition with observations, reasons, and vses upon the first Epistle generall of John by ... John Cotton ...
Author
Cotton, John, 1584-1652.
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London :: Printed by M.S. for Thomas Parkhurst ...,
1658.
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Bible. -- N.T. -- Epistle of John, 1st -- Commentaries.
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The days of the New-Testament are the Last times, 2. 18.
Life, Signs and means thereof, 5. 12. Why Christ is called Life eter∣nall, 1. 2.
Life eternall is given by promise, 2. 25.
Gods people have past from death to Life, 3. 14. this is evidenced by Love, Ib.
How God is called Light, 1. 5. Light, how taken, 1. 7.
By seeing Christ we shall be Like him, 3. 2.
Little children must be acknow∣ledged as Brethren, 2. 7.
He that Loves walks constantly and inoffensively in the state of grace, 2. 10.
Our love must be wean'd from that which is not of the Father. Love must be reall and not only verball, 3. 18.
The sincerity of our Love is the se∣curity of our Estate, 3. 19.
Love is a great Commandement, 3. 23. The rule of brotherly Love under the Gospel, is not self-Love, but Christs Love, Ib.
We must exhort to mutuall love, and why, 4. 7.
As is our Love, so is our knowledge of God, 4. 8.
God doth both Love his people, and manifests his Love to them. 4. 9.
God Loved his people before he sent his Son to make reconciliation for them, Ib.
Gods Love to us is free, 4. 10. 19. and a president of our Love to our Brethren, 4. 11.
Where Love dwells, God dwells, 4. 12. By mutuall Love we see and testifie that the Father hath sent his Son, 4. 14.
Loving Christians doe not only be∣lieve, but also know Gods Love to them, 4. 16.
God is so Loving, that he is love it self, Ib. Constant Love is a sure evi∣dence that God dwells in us, and we in him, Ib.
Such as Love each other are in this world as God himselfe is, 4. 17.
Those who love perfectly may have boldnesse in the day of judge∣ment, Ib.
True hearted Love casts out all fear of evill from the hand of God, 4. 18.
An heart possessed of Love is dis∣possessed of fear, Ib.
Gods preventing Love to us is the effectuall cause of our love to him, 4.19. Its behovefull for our com∣fort, that we know we Love Gods Children, 5. 1. The Love of God and keeping his Commandements is an undoubted evidence of our Love to our Brethren, Ib.
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What makes a Lye, 2. 21.
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