Divine considerations treating of those things which are most profitable, most necessary and most perfect in our Christian profession by John Valdesso.

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Title: Divine considerations treating of those things which are most profitable, most necessary and most perfect in our Christian profession by John Valdesso.
Author: Valdés, Juan de, d. 1541.
Publication: Cambridge :: Printed for E. D. by Roger Daniel ...,; 1646.
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Subject terms: Christian life -- Early works to 1800.; Spiritual life -- Early works to 1800.
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WHy pardon generall is hardlyest believed. 43. See Remission of sinnes.
The Passion of Christ. 299, How dangerous passion is in matters of religion. 401
How great Gods patience ap∣pears being compared with mans revengefulnesse, 10. See long-sufferance. In what Christian patience consists, 99
Peace of conscience is hardly obtained, 375. who onely have it, 378
In what Christian perfection consists, 182, 331. How it is attained, 332
Physick and Physicians how to be made use of to conserve bodily health. 8
Piety in what it consists, 113. 314. 365. It is a fruit of justification, 365. An ex∣cellent priviledge of it, 28 The signes of it, 69. 286 The kinds of it, viz. Natu∣rall, Hebrew, Christian, and what each of them is, 352. and how men are qualified by attending unto each of them, ibid.
Who are pious, 380. Why they believe with difficulty ••82 how they govern themselves in things befalling them, 215
Pilgrim See Stranger.
Two Powers in Christ and his members, and what the saints of the world and the Saints of God, know from either. 294
A good signe of Predestination 152
The Lords prayer expounded, 247. Prayer when by the holy spirit and when by our own spirit, 61, 183, 193. And how each are to be dis∣cerned,

... 163, 183. Who pray as they ought, 161, 183. Prayer with Consideration the best means to understand and interpret the holy Scri∣ptures by, and how to be made use of, 193. Confidence in prayer how and why re∣quired, 141. Why prayer with great confidence is sometime not heard, when with lesser is. ibid. 235
The kingdome of God ought to be the chief subject of Chri∣stian preaching. 16
Gods presence e••joyed and not; with the effects of both, 72 73 Whence the se••se of Gods presence to the soul is cau∣sed 183, Whether Gods pre∣sence seen or felt be the grea∣ter savour, ibid.
Pride, see Ambition.
Our profession made in ba∣ptisme is to be observed, or else baptisme becomes fruit∣lesse to us, 62
How to behave our selves in spirituall prosperity, ••43 outward prosperity hinders faith, 14, 44
When our purposes are good, 23 Our wills in our purposes must be remitted to God, and why so, 20 In all our purpo∣ses we must first consider whe¦ther that which we purpose be accepted of God, 23