A vindication of free-grace

Title

A vindication of free-grace

Author

Lane, Samuel.

Publication

London :: Printed by John Macock, for Michael Spark junior, and are to be sold at the Blue Bible in Gren Arbour,

1645.

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Subject terms

Grace (Theology)

Arminianism -- England

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Cite this Item

"A vindication of free-grace." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A88635.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 24, 2024. content_copy

Contents

• title page
• To the much esteemed the Auditory of Master Iohn Goodwin, increase of grace be multiplyed to the compleating of Christs stature in you.
• A Breviate of such special proceedings with Mr John Goodwin as may sufficiently evince the necessity of publishing the sequell.
• An extract of some particulars in a Sermon of Mr John Goodwin, of Aprill 12. 1644. which are scrupled.
  • witness statements
• Errat.
• correspondence
  • The first Letter to Master J. G.
  • A Sermon, in Answer to the foregoing Letter, preached by Mr. J. G. April 28. 1644. taken after him exactly in Characters by M. THO. RUDYARD, a Member of his Church, and by him read over to SAMUEL LANE to Copy out, whose Copy exactly followes.
    • witness statements
  • The Second Letter to Mr. J. G. In Reply to the SERMON.
  • Post Script.
• Certaine Reasons alleaged to prove the Souls enjoying CHRIST after death, before the Resurrection, And that against these three ensuing errours.
• imprimatur