Chymistry made easie and useful. Or, The agreement and disagreement of the chymists and galenists.: [brace] Daniel Sennertus, Nich. Culpeper, and Abdiah Cole. [brace] Doctors of physick. ; The two next pages shew what is chiefly treated of in this book.

Mr. Hookers New Books in three Volumes: One in O∣ctavo, and two in Quarto.

These Eleven New Books of Mr. Thomas Hooker made in New-England, are attest∣ed in an Epistle by Mr. Tho∣mas Goodwin and Mr. Philip Nye, to be written with the Authors own hand: None being written by himself be∣fore. One Volume being a Comment upon Christ's last Prayer, in the seventeenth of John.

Wherein is shewed,

1 That the end why the Saints receive all Glorious Grace, is, That they may be one, as the Father and Christ are one.

2 That God the Father loveth the Faithful, as he lo∣veth Jesus Christ.

3 That our Savior desi∣reth to have the Faithful in Heaven with himself.

4 That the Happiness of our being in Heaven, is to see Christs Glory.

5 That there is much wanting in the Knowledg of Gods Love, in the most able Saints.

6 That the Lord Christ lends daily Direction, accor∣ding to the daily need of his Servants.

7 That it is the desire and endeavor of our Savior, that the dearest of Gods Love, which was bestowed on him∣self, should be given to his faithful Servants.

8 That our Union and Communion with God in Christ, is the top of our hap∣piness in Heaven.

Ten Books of the Applica∣tion of Redemption by the effectual Work of the Word, and Spirit of Christ, for the bringing home of lost sinners to God By Thomas Hooker of New-England. In which (besides many other seaso∣nable, and Soul-searching truths) there is also largely shewed.

1 Christ hath purchafed all spiritual good for HIS, and puts them in possession thereof.

2 The soul must be fitted for Christ before it can re∣ceive him: and a powerful Ministry is the ordinary means to prepare the heart for Christ.

3 The heart of a Natural man is wholly unwilling to submit to the Word that would sever him from his sins.

4 God the Father by a ho∣ly kind of violence, plucks His out of their corruptions, and draws them to believe in Christ.

5 Stubborn and bloody sinners may be made broken hearted.

6 There must be true sight of sin, before the heart can be broken for it.

7 Application of special sins by the Ministry, is a means to bring men to sight of, and sorrow for them.

8 Meditation of sin a spe∣cial means to break the heart.

9 The Lord sometimes makes the word prevail most when it's most opposed.

10 Sins unrepented of, make way for piercing Ter∣rors.

11 Gross and scandalous sinners, God usually exerci∣seth with heavy breakings of Heart, before they be brought to Christ.

12 They whose hearts are pierced by the Word, are car∣ried with love and respect to the Ministers of it: And are busie to enquire, and ready to submit to the mind of God.

13 There is a secret hope wherewith the Lord supports the hearts of contrite Sin∣ners.

14 True contrition is ac∣companied with confenion of sin, when God calis there∣unto.

15 The Soul that is pier∣ced for sin is carried with a restless dislike against it.