London :: Printed by John Macock, and are to be sold by Giles Calvert neer the West end of Pauls,
MDCL. [1650]
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Society of Friends
Quakers -- England
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"An eccho from the great deep." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A90389.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 1, 2024.
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The Contents.
1. OF the difference between God and the Creature. Pag. 1
2. Of Good and Evil. Pag. 3
3. Of the Devil. Pag. 5
4. Of Righteousness, Holiness and Happiness. Pag. 9
5. Of Redemption. Pag. 10
6. Of Faith. Pag. 12
7. Of Love. Pag. 14
8. Of Self-denyal. Pag. 21
9. Of Christ, from John 1.1. Pag. 24
10. Of the two Principles, Seeds or Creations; their different Natures, Motions and Ends. Pag. 35
11. Of the New-Birth, whence Faith and Love flows, and to which Redemption with all the priviledges of it appertain, from Joh. 1.12. Pag. 39
12. Of the excellent Nature of this Birth, or of the Child thus be∣gotten, thus born; from Joh. 3.6. Pag. 42
13. Of the excellent Food prepared for this New-born-child, to nourish him, and cause him to grow, from Joh. 6.63. Pag. 44
14. Some Properties which attend this New-born-child in his non-age, while he is growing up to his inheritance, from Matth. 5.3, &c. Pag. 47
15. Of the Fathers care over this Child, and his readiness to pro∣vide for him every thing he needs; from Luke 11.13. Pag. 51
16. A strange Occurrence, which may befall this Darling of God and of Christ, in his pilgrimage and travel towards his native Country, hidden in a Parable John 11. Pag. 53
17. Of the Relation between Christ and his, and the Hold they have of each other, from Joh. 10.14. Pag. 58
18. Of the New Covenant, from Hebr. 8.10, 11, 12. Pag. 65
19. The way to Life, which is through the death of that which we account and press after as life, and particularly through the Cap∣tivity of the Life it self; from 2 Cor. 12.7, 8, 9, 10. Pag. 83
20. The Way to true Knowledg, from 2 Cor. 5.16. Pag. 100
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21. Of the Seasons, varieties and changes in the inward World, which answer to the seasons, varieties and changes in the out∣ward World (which is a map or picture of them) according to that description given by that wise Observer of the course of Nature, Eccles. 3.1, &c. Pag. 106
22. The secret, hidden, most inward voyce and demeanor of Sion in the time of her Captivity, from Lament. 3.24, &c. Pag. 111
23. The Ruine, Destruction, and utter Desolation of Babylon, from Revel. 18.21. Pag. 121
24. An Exhortation to such in whom the seed of Life is sown, to wait for the growth and happy success of it; from James 5.7, 8. Pag. 125
FINIS.
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