The mortified Christian shewing the nature, signes, necessity and difficulty of true mortification Resolving divers cases about secret and bosome sins. With a discovery of sincerity: and speciall helps against mens speciall corruptions. By that faithfull minister of Christ Mr. Christopher Love, late minister of Lawrence Jury, London.

THE CONTENTS.

Take notice that where there is no∣thing but the page p. set down in the text, you are to look into the Treatise of Mortification: the rest of the Treatises are distinguished by by these marks, I. for Israelites; U. for Unthankfulnesse: D. Directions for profitable hearing.

A

• AFflictions oft heal divisions, U. 61.
• Anger, helpes against it, 154.

C

• COmforts to mortified persons a∣gainst corruptions, p. 31,—41. & p. 113,—119.

E

• EXamples are not to be our rule, U. 80.

F

• TO live after the Flesh, p. 2.

G

• WHat it is to be without Guile, I. 6.

H

• HEaring; the manner of it to be looked after, D. 101. and why 101,—105.
• How it is to be heard, D. 104,—109.
• Hypocrisy odious, I. 43,—47.
• Markes of it, I. 48,—55.

I

• IGnorance may be in the godly, and how far, I. p. 9.

M

• MErcies; God remembers what mercies he gives you, U. 56.
• Mortification what it is, 43. the necessi∣ty of it, 44. the discovery of it, 46,—52. helpes in it, 106,—113.
• Non-mortification, how known, 12,—17.

• Cautions and directions in reference to mortification, p. 21,—31. also 157.
• Mistakes about mortification, p. 52. good men mistake as if they wanted it, their mistakes corrected, 52,—74.
• Bad men mistake themselves to be mor∣tifyed, these mistakes removed, 74,—101.
• Mortification is carried on by Gods strength, 110.

N

• NAthaniel was an Apostle, I. p. 2, 3.

P

• SPirituall Pride, helps against it, 151.

R

• WHether a godly man may often Relapse into the same sin after mortification, 133.
• Cautions against Relapses, 136.

S

• DArling sin, Symptomes of it, 137,—143.
• Motives to subdue it, 143, 144.

• Sin may be restrained and not mortifyd, p. 122.
• The differences between restraint and mortification, 122,—129.
• Sincerity, marks of it, I. 14,—29. also 56. the excellency of it, ibid. 29,—41.
• Singularity, an humorous one. U. 81.

T

• THankfulnesse, motives to it, U. 92,—97.
• Threatnings to be pressed on beleevers, p. 7.

U

• UNcleannesse how to be mortifyed, 145,—150.
• Vnthankfull persons God takes notice of U. 66.
• Vnthankfulnesse; the evill of it, U. 67,—70. marks of it, 72. it is a common sin, 70. also 90, &c.