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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THe faithfull were not called Christians till they were baptized, 60. Who onely at first would be baptized, and why none else, 59. How we dye to the world and live to God by baptisme, 60. Our profession made in baptisme is to be observed, else ba∣ptisme

is fruitlesse, 62. The ends, of Baptisme, 60. How and why Baptisme be∣comes efficacious in children, before th y come to years of discretion, 394. How Noahs ark was a figure of Baptisme 395. We must secure our selves in the judgement of God with the remembrance of our Bap isme, ibid. When we are to assure our selves that we are really and in¦deed baptized; 396
Two sorts of Christian b••lie∣vers, one easie, the other hard to believe matters of religion, the causes of both, and in what the ones estate is better then the other, 30, 96, 380 Believers by opi∣nion and relation, 374, 377. by inspiration and revelation 381. which Believerss have true peace of conscience and which not. ibid. Whence dif¦ficulty of believing proceeds in all men 382 Impious men cannot believe, and why so, 381. Why men either will not believe or believe with d••fficulty that all our sinnes were pun shed in Christ, 374 Pardon generall is believed with most difficulty, 43, 131 132, 374. Provision for our bodily sustentation is hard∣lier believed then for our spi∣rituall and why so. 44, 45. we ought to depend on God alike for both, 47. See Faith.
Our benefit by Christ pertains to our body aswell as to our souls, 179, 180