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 ...
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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 Seed within preserves from sin, 3. 9. A double use of Scripture, 2. 26. The properties of Scripture, 1. 3. All sorts and Ages must be con∣versant in it, 2. 13.
The Sending of Gods Son is a mani∣fest token of his love to us, 4. 9. God Sent his Son that we might live by him, Ib.
This Sending of Christ was a token of Gods free love, 4. 10.
Seperation from our Churches ex∣amined, 2. 19. Reading of prayers no just ground of Seperation, Ib.
Upon Sight of Sin in a Brother we must pray for him, 5. 16.
Sin is the transgression of the Law, 3. 4. and this should be motive e∣nough against Sin, Ib.
Sin unpardoned is filthy, 1. 9. is unrighteousnesse, Ib. Sin pardoned is cleansed, Ib.
Sins removall the end of Christs coming, 3. 5.
Sinners, have enemies pleading against them, 2. 1.
Why the Sin against the Holy Ghost is unpardonable, 5. 16.
Sonship a note of wonderfull love, 3. 1.
The Spirit received dwells in Gods Children for ever, 2. 27. Its no Spirit of delusion, but of truth, Ib.
The Spirit bestowed on us is an evi∣dent sign of Christ dwelling in us, 3. 24. & 4. 13.
The Spirit is given to them who love each other, 4. 13.
The Spirit breathing in the Con∣science bears witnesse that Christ came by water and blood, 5. 6. This wit∣ness-bearing Spirit is a Spirit of truth, Ib.
The Spirit, water and blood are three principall witnesses, 5. 8.
How the Spirit certifies the hearing of our prayers, 5. 15.
Spirits must be tried before trusted, 4. 1.
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