The Christian centurians observations, advices, and resolutions containing matters divine and morall / collected according to his owne experience by Philip Skippon ...

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The Christian centurians observations, advices, and resolutions containing matters divine and morall / collected according to his owne experience by Philip Skippon ...
Author
Skippon, Philip, d. 1660.
Publication
London :: Printed by T.B. for Samuel Enderby ...,
1645.
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Subject terms
England and Wales. -- Army -- Prayer-books and devotions.
Christian life.
Conduct of life.
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Helps to an holy conver∣sation.

  • 1 IN private,
    • to eschew:
      • 1 In generall, all evill thoughts,
      • 2 In particular.
        • 1 Evill suspicions.
        • 2 Remembring offences.
        • 3 Repining at others wel∣fare.
        • 4 Discontent at his owne e∣state.
        • 5 Spirituall pride.
        • 6 Counterfeit humility.
        • 7 Carking cares.
        • 8 All needlesse vexation of mind.
    • In private to embrace.
      • 1 In generall, all good thoughts.

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  • ...
    • ...
      • 2 In particular,
        • 1 Taking all in the best part
        • 2 Passing by offences.
        • 3 Rejoycing at others wei∣fare.
        • 4 Contentation with his estate.
        • 5 Humility.
        • 6 Trust in God according to his nature and promises.
        • 7 To cast his care on God.
        • 8 Inward peace, joy and as∣surance.
    • 2 In his house,
      • to avoid;
        • 1 In words.
          • 1 In generall, all prophane talke.
          • 2 In particular.
            • 1 Hastinesse to mine.
            • 2 Medling in others mat∣ters.
      • In his house. 〈◊◊〉〈◊◊〉
        • 1 In words.
          • 1 In generall, all edifying talk.
          • 2 In particular.

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  • ...
    • ...
      • ...
        • ...
          • ...
            • 1 Sobernesse to mine.
            • 2 Speaking the best of others
      • 2 To eschew in behaviour,
        • 1 All loosnesse.
        • 2 Unseemlinesse.
        • 3 Filthinesse.
      • 2 To imbrace in behaviour,
        • 1 Stayednesse.
        • 2 Comlinesse.
        • 3 Purity.
    • 3 In company to eschew,
      • 1 In heart:
        • 1 Evill surmises of the words or carriage of others towards him.
        • 2 Partiality.
        • 3 Self-conceitednesse.
      • 2 In words.
        • 1 Unadvisednesse.
        • 2 Superfluousnesse.
        • 3 Unseasonablenesse:
        • 4 Uncharitablenesse.
        • 5 Contentiousnesse.
      • 3 In carriage.
        • 1 Lightnesse or familia∣tity.

Page 340

  • ...
    • ...
      • ...
        • 2 Strangenesse.
        • 3 Loftinesse.
        • 4 Uncomlinesse.
      • 4 In actions.
        • 1 Society with prophane persons.
        • 2 Excesse or tipling.
        • 3 Giving any evill example to any.
        • 4 Shewing any liking of sin.
        • 5 Seeking to humour men in ill.
    • In company to embrace,
      • 1 In heart.
        • 1 Taking all in good part.
        • 2 Directnesse.
        • 3 Lowlinesse.
      • 2 In words.
        • 1 Pre-consideration.
        • 2 Paucity.
        • 3 To the purpose.
        • 4 Charitablenesse.
        • 5 Friendlinesse.
      • 3 In behaviour.
        • 1 Gravity or reservednesse.
        • 2 Affability.

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  • ...
    • ...
      • ...
        • 3 Humility.
        • 4 Seemlinesse.
      • 4 In action,
        • 1 Good company.
        • 2 Following good example.
        • 3 Giving good example.
        • 4 Wisely reproving sinne.
        • 5 By all meanes honouring God.
    • 4 Concerning Gods publike family, or private worship.
      • 1 To eschew,
        • 1 All will worship.
        • 2 Superstition.
        • 3 Unpreparednesse.
        • 4 Negligence.
        • 5 Customarinesse.
        • 6 Habituall distractions.
        • 7 Relying too much on the meanes.
      • And to embrace,
        • 1 The warrant of Gods word for the duties.
        • 2 For the manner of perfor∣ming them.
        • 3 Preparation.

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  • ...
    • ...
      • ...
        • 4 Attention.
        • 5 Conscionablenesse.
        • 6 Setlednesse.
        • 7 Resting on Gods blessing. Amen, Amen.

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