This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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A14382 | 6 Q. Canst thou keepe all these lawes without breaking them? |
A14382 | After what manner ought you to pray? |
A14382 | Are all saved by Christs death? |
A14382 | But seeing Christ was God, how could he die? |
A14382 | HOw come you by faith? |
A14382 | HOw doe you escape this punishment? |
A14382 | How is faith increased in us? |
A14382 | How many Sacraments bee there? |
A14382 | How shall they beleeve on him of whom they haue not heard? |
A14382 | How will God bee serued? |
A14382 | I Laid mee downe, and quietly I slept, and rose againe: For why? |
A14382 | Is any among you afflicted? |
A14382 | Of what things oughtest thou to examine thy selfe? |
A14382 | Q. Wherefore did he make you? |
A14382 | The Cup of blessing which we blesse, is it not the Communion of the bloud of Christ? |
A14382 | WHo made you? |
A14382 | What be Sacraments? |
A14382 | What be those Lawes of God? |
A14382 | What hath Christ done to free thee from this punishment? |
A14382 | What is Prayer? |
A14382 | What is Preaching? |
A14382 | What is a lively faith? |
A14382 | What profit have you by Baptisme? |
A14382 | What profit have you by the use of the Lords Supper? |
A14382 | What punishment is due for the breach of these Lawes? |
A14382 | Where have you the summe of your faith? |
A14382 | and how shall they heare without a Preacher? |
A14382 | let him pray: is any merry? |
A14382 | the Bread which we breake, is it not the Communion of the bodie of Christ? |
A85482 | Against whose Law is sin committed? |
A85482 | Are you able to keep this Law? |
A85482 | Have you any hope to be freed by any other? |
A85482 | How is true faith manifested? |
A85482 | How many Sacraments are there? |
A85482 | Into whose name are wee baptized? |
A85482 | Q Can you free your self from damnation? |
A85482 | Q What is that estate wherin God made all things? |
A85482 | Q ▪ What is the inward grace sealed up by the Lords Supper? |
A85482 | Q. Rehearse the Lords Prayer? |
A85482 | Q. Rehearse those principall Articles that we ought to beleeve? |
A85482 | Q. VVhat for the wicked? |
A85482 | WHo is the maker and governour of all things? |
A85482 | What are the outward signes in the Lords Supper? |
A85482 | What do these three Titles, Father, Sonne, Holy Ghost, in the forme of Baptisme set out? |
A85482 | What doe they deserve that sin against this Law? |
A85482 | What doth that set forth? |
A85482 | What doth the Bread set forth? |
A85482 | What doth the Ministers giving of the Bread and wine to the people set out? |
A85482 | What doth the Wine set forth? |
A85482 | What doth the breaking of the Bread and powring out of the wine set out? |
A85482 | What doth the peoples taking of the Bread and wine, and eating and drinking the same set out? |
A85482 | What doth the sprinkling of it upon the party baptized set out? |
A85482 | What hath Christ done for mans Redemption? |
A85482 | What is Christ? |
A85482 | What is prepared for the faithfull after this life? |
A85482 | What is the inward grace sealed up by Baptisme? |
A85482 | What is the inward means wherby the Word and Sacraments are made effectuall? |
A85482 | What is the outward signe in Baptisme? |
A85482 | What maketh man miserable? |
A85482 | What meanes hath God ordained to work faith? |
A85482 | What must we doe to obtain this and all other needfull blessings? |
A85482 | What now is mans naturall estate? |
A85482 | What other means hath God appointed to strengthen our faith? |
A85482 | Which are the words of Gods Law? |
A85482 | Which is the first? |
A85482 | Which is the other Sacrament? |
A85482 | Who is that Saviour in whom you have hope? |
A85482 | Who shall be made partakers of the benefit of his death? |
A41968 | 1* 2 What is the Word of God? |
A41968 | 10 11 How are we freed from sin, and all misery? |
A41968 | 10 What is Sin, and the punishment due unto it? |
A41968 | 11 12 What was Gods Covenant? |
A41968 | 12 13 What is the Office of Christ? |
A41968 | 13 14 What Benefits hath Christ obteined for us? |
A41968 | 14 15 How are we made partakers of Christs Benefits? |
A41968 | 15 16 What is it to Believe in Christ? |
A41968 | 16 17 How ought we to receive Christ? |
A41968 | 17 18 What is inseparably joyned with saving Faith? |
A41968 | 18 19 What is Repentance? |
A41968 | 19 20 What is Christian Obedience? |
A41968 | 20 21 How may we attain to Faith, and all other Graces? |
A41968 | 21 22 Which are the principal meanes to Work Faith,& other Graces? |
A41968 | 22 23 Which are the chief points of Christian belief? |
A41968 | 23 24 What is the rule of Mans duty, and practice? |
A41968 | 24 25 What doth Gods Law command, and forbid? |
A41968 | 25 26 What is the End, and summe of the Law? |
A41968 | 26 27 Why were the Sacraments ordeined? |
A41968 | 27 28 What is the Church to which alone the Sacraments do belong? |
A41968 | 28 29 What are Sacraments? |
A41968 | 29 30 What Benefit have we by Baptisme? |
A41968 | 3 What doe the Scriptures chiefly declare? |
A41968 | 30 31 What is further confirmed unto us, and required of us in Baptisme? |
A41968 | 31 32 What is the End, and Benefit of the Lords Supper? |
A41968 | 32 33 Who are fit Receivers of the Lords Supper? |
A41968 | 33 34 What is the Work, and Office of Ministers? |
A41968 | 34 35 What is the Use, and efficacie of prayer? |
A41968 | 35 36 What is the best Rule, and Forme of Christian Prayer? |
A41968 | 36 37 What is to be joyned with Prayer? |
A41968 | 37 38 What maketh our prayers, and all other Duties acceptable to God? |
A41968 | 38 39 How may we continue,& increase in Grace? |
A41968 | 39 40 Who are Gods Elect, and Heires of of Salvation? |
A41968 | 4 What is the Nature of God? |
A41968 | 5 Who is the True God? |
A41968 | 6 Which are the chief Works of God? |
A41968 | 7 What was Mans first state? |
A41968 | 8 How did Man loose his first happiness? |
A41968 | 9 What is the Misery of Man? |
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A73075 | Are you sufficient of your selfe to make this vse of the Lords Supper? |
A73075 | But I shall perish and be as though I neuer had beene? |
A73075 | But death is dreadfull, and what a misery of man is it to die? |
A73075 | But this is a true saying, and worthy of all men to be receiued: Iesus Christ came into the world to saue sinners, whereof I am chiefe? |
A73075 | Can you keepe this couenant by comming to the Lords Supper? |
A73075 | DOe you desire to come to the Lords Supper? |
A73075 | Do you grow in Christ onely by eating and drinking the bread and wine in the Lords Supper? |
A73075 | How commeth God to make this couenant with you? |
A73075 | How commeth that? |
A73075 | How fell you in Adam? |
A73075 | How many Sacraments of this couenant be there? |
A73075 | How may you returne to this image of God and communion with him? |
A73075 | How were you made in Adam? |
A73075 | Is faith in the promises so contained? |
A73075 | Much wealth and a shining estate shall I forgoe and leaue behinde me? |
A73075 | O but God is angry with mee, and what shall I doe? |
A73075 | Q. Shew the rest of the graces? |
A73075 | Q. Shew what graces you discerne in the Lords Supper? |
A73075 | Q. Speake in like manner of the Cup? |
A73075 | Q. Wherefore do you so? |
A73075 | Satan frighteth me with my sinnes, and layeth the greatnesse of them before me? |
A73075 | Sathan suggesteth that my repentance is too late? |
A73075 | The other Sacrament is the Supper of the Lord, what is the vse of that? |
A73075 | What are the branches of this couenant? |
A73075 | What are the commandements that faith teacheth you to worke? |
A73075 | What is a Sacrament? |
A73075 | What is faith? |
A73075 | What is meant by giuing it to his Disciples? |
A73075 | What is the summe of that, and so of all other lawfull prayers? |
A73075 | What is your duty to doe in this couenant? |
A73075 | What is your duty? |
A73075 | When I am gone, I am gone, and what hope is there after death? |
A73075 | When ye haue done all these things that are commanded, you shall say, we are vnprofitable seruants? |
A73075 | Which are the promises of God in Christ? |
A73075 | Why would he expresse those benefits by eating? |
A73075 | Yet God is iust and must needes punish my sin? |
A73075 | Yet dust I am, and to dust I must returne? |
A73075 | You meane the body of Christ: for so are the words, This is my body? |
A57456 | 18. is not meant the Bishop, or presbytery representing the body? |
A57456 | Are not the preaching of the word, and administring of the Sacraments certaine marks of the Church? |
A57456 | But are not hypocrites mingled with the faithfull in the Church? |
A57456 | By what meanes is the Church gathered? |
A57456 | By whom are these Officers to have their outward calling? |
A57456 | How appeareth the necessity of this ordination? |
A57456 | How doth that appeare? |
A57456 | How doth that appeare? |
A57456 | How is that exercise proved in the Scriptures? |
A57456 | How is that proved? |
A57456 | How is the Church to walke towards a person excommunicated? |
A57456 | How many are the offices of ministery in the Church? |
A57456 | How prove you that the Scriptures, onely are to bee read, and opened in the Church? |
A57456 | How prove you the seed of the faithfull to be of the Church with them? |
A57456 | How prove you this power to bee in every particular Congregation? |
A57456 | Is every beleever a member of the visible Church? |
A57456 | Is this outward calling of simple necessity for a true Church officer? |
A57456 | May all the faithfull partake in the Sacraments? |
A57456 | Of what sort or number of people must this company consist? |
A57456 | Q How are the other two Ministeries to be excised? |
A57456 | Q. Whence ariseth the necessity& sufficiencie of these ministeries in the Church? |
A57456 | Q. Wherefore are the whole Scriptures to be read and opened? |
A57456 | Q. Wherefore call you those offices by the name of Ministeries, or Services? |
A57456 | Q. Wherefore put you prayer in the first place? |
A57456 | Q. Wherein standeth this communion of the Spirit? |
A57456 | WHat is the Church? |
A57456 | What are the essentiall markes of the Church? |
A57456 | What are the meanes in and by which Christ and the Church have fellowship together? |
A57456 | What are the outward workes of the Churches communion with Christ? |
A57456 | What are the reasons why the Church must consist of faithfull and holy persons? |
A57456 | What are the rules of Christ for excommunication? |
A57456 | What beleeve you touching the Sacraments further then is observed in the former Principles? |
A57456 | What beleeve you touching the censure of excommunication? |
A57456 | What beleeve you touching the word? |
A57456 | What is required touching singing of Psalmes in the Church? |
A57456 | What is the officer bee found unfaithfull in his place? |
A57456 | What is the order of proceeding in this Censure? |
A57456 | What is the reason for the proving of these ministeries? |
A57456 | What order is to bee observed after complaint thus made? |
A57456 | Which are the ends and uses of the Sacraments? |
A57456 | Which are those persons? |
A57456 | Who are to open and apply the Scriptures in the Church? |
A57456 | Who is a Prophet in this sence? |
A94739 | 11, 12. and so to be used as it was? |
A94739 | 11. Who are appointed to Baptize? |
A94739 | 16, 17, 18. to make every believer a blessing, so as to cast ordinarily Elect children on Elect parents, and thereby warranted Infant Baptism? |
A94739 | 16, 17. a warrant to Baptize Infants? |
A94739 | 16. be understood of some other Baptism then that of water? |
A94739 | 19. the Disciples to Baptize children with parents, as the Jews did Proselytes? |
A94739 | 33.? |
A94739 | 38, 39. exhort the Jews to Baptize themselves and their children, because the promise of grace is to believers and their children? |
A94739 | 4 May it not be meant of Baptizing by the Spirit, or afflictions? |
A94739 | 7. to be a God to him and his seed? |
A94739 | Are not Infants of believers Disciples, by their Parents faith to be Baptized? |
A94739 | Are not believers children comprehended under the promise, to be a God to Abraham and his seed? |
A94739 | Are not the Gentile believers children to be ingraffed by Baptism with their Parents, as the Jews children were by Circumcision? |
A94739 | Are not the Sacraments of the Christian, Church in their nature, seals of the Covenant of grace? |
A94739 | Are the persons to be Baptized altogether passive in their Baptism? |
A94739 | Are they rightly Baptized, who are Baptized into the name of Jesus Christ, though no other person be named? |
A94739 | Did Circumcision seal the Gospel covenant? |
A94739 | Had it not been a discomfort to the believing Jews to have their children unbaptized, and so out of Covenant? |
A94739 | Have not opposers of Infant Baptism, been wicked in the end? |
A94739 | Have not our children then less priviledge then the Jews had? |
A94739 | How came Infant Baptism to be common in the Christian Churches? |
A94739 | IS Baptism with water an Ordinance of Christ, to be continued by his Disciples till the end of the World? |
A94739 | Is not the Infant Baptism sufficient if it be avouched at age? |
A94739 | Is not the end of the world, as much as the end of that age? |
A94739 | Is there any evil in it? |
A94739 | Is there any good by Baptizing persons at age, which might not be, though Infant Baptism were continued? |
A94739 | May not the sprinkling or powring water on the face, be the Baptism of Christ? |
A94739 | May we be said to be compleat as the Jews without infant baptism? |
A94739 | Was not the Covenant with Abraham, Gen. 17. the Covenant of grace? |
A94739 | What are Christians to do when they are Baptized? |
A94739 | What is it to Baptize into the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost? |
A94739 | What is the Baptizing appointed by Jesus Christ? |
A94739 | What is the chief end of Baptism? |
A94739 | Whom are they appointed to Baptize? |
A94739 | Why did Paul then say, Christ sent him not to Baptize? |
A94739 | Why should not Infants be Baptized sith they were Circumcised? |
A91890 | 18. is not meant the Bishop, or Presbytery representing the body? |
A91890 | Are not the preaching of the word and administring of the Sacraments certain marks of the true Church? |
A91890 | By what meanes is the Church gathered? |
A91890 | By whom are these Officers to have their outward calling? |
A91890 | How appeareth the necessity of this ordinance? |
A91890 | How are the other two Ministeries to be exercised? |
A91890 | How doth that appeare? |
A91890 | How doth that appeare? |
A91890 | How is that exercise proved in the Scriptures? |
A91890 | How is that proved? |
A91890 | How is the Church to walke towards a person excommunicated? |
A91890 | How many are the offices of ministery in the Church? |
A91890 | How prove you that the Scriptures only are to be read, and opened in the Church? |
A91890 | How prove you the Seed of the faithfull to be of the Church with them? |
A91890 | How prove you this power to be in every particular congregation? |
A91890 | Is every beleever a member of the visible Church? |
A91890 | Is this outward calling of simple necessity for a true Church officer? |
A91890 | May all the faithfull partake in the Sacraments? |
A91890 | Q What is to be observed for the Churches contribution? |
A91890 | Qu But are not hypocrites mingled with the faithfull in the Church? |
A91890 | Qu Of what sort or number of people must this company consist? |
A91890 | Qu VVhich are the ends and uses of the Sacraments? |
A91890 | VVHat is a Church? |
A91890 | VVhat Order is to be observed after complaint thus made? |
A91890 | VVhat are the rules of Christ for excommunication? |
A91890 | VVhat believe you touching the censure of excommunication? |
A91890 | VVhat is required touching singing of Psalmes in the Church? |
A91890 | VVhat is the order of this exercise? |
A91890 | VVhich are those persons? |
A91890 | VVho is a Prophet in this sence? |
A91890 | What are the essentiall markes of the Church? |
A91890 | What are the meanes in and by which Christ and the Church have fellowship together? |
A91890 | What are the reasons why the Church must consist of faithfull and holy persons? |
A91890 | What believe you touching the Sacraments further then is observed in the former Principles? |
A91890 | What believe you touching the word? |
A91890 | What if the Officer bee found unfaithfull in his place? |
A91890 | What is the Reason for the proving of these ministeries? |
A91890 | What is the order of proceeding in this Censure? |
A91890 | Whence ariseth the usefulnesse and sufficiency of these ministeries in the Church? |
A91890 | Wherefore are the whole Scriptures to be read and opened? |
A91890 | Wherefore call you those Offices by the name of Ministeries, or Services? |
A91890 | Wherefore put you prayer in the first place? |
A91890 | Wherein standeth this communion of the Spirit? |
A91890 | Who are to open and apply the Scriptures in the Church? |
A55472 | And lastly, what shal we judg of the Condition of those Persons who fal short of that Perfection in Practice, which these Rules require? |
A55472 | And what Happiness then canst thou propose unto thy self to finde in one course rather than another? |
A55472 | And why may we not believ that it is so? |
A55472 | Ar any of these things, or al of them together, capable to confer that sort of Happiness which thou judgest to be peculiar unto thy Soul? |
A55472 | But from what? |
A55472 | But how dos it appear that we ar under any such obligation at al? |
A55472 | But how? |
A55472 | But if a quarter of an Hour, why not then half an Hour why not an Hour, a Day, a Week, a Month, a Year? |
A55472 | But to whom? |
A55472 | But why? |
A55472 | But, once again, why so fast? |
A55472 | Dost tho not feel in thy Heart som desire of Hnor, of Power, of Pleasure, or of Riches? |
A55472 | Dost thou therfore intend that answer as a mark of respect unto me, thy Father, as the Author or caus of thy subsistance? |
A55472 | F. Canst thou giv me any Instances of such like Operations? |
A55472 | F. Canst thou show me a Rule which is capable to guide us exactly in this Pursuit, and which is general to al Mankinde? |
A55472 | F. What Idea hast thou of any thing more perfect than thy Soul? |
A55472 | F. What ar those nobler Facultys which thou thinkest meer Matter least capable to produce? |
A55472 | F. Where then wilst thou look for it? |
A55472 | F. Why dost thou affirm that Matter is not capable of Memory? |
A55472 | F. Wilst thou go on to particularize any others that thou findest to have their Rise from these? |
A55472 | Is it the Knowledg of God, of his Essence, of his Attributes, of his Laws? |
A55472 | Is it the Knowledg of Nature, of the Universe, of Mankind, of thy Self? |
A55472 | Is it the Knowledg of any particular Arts and Contrivances that ar effected by Men? |
A55472 | Is that so difficult to conceiv? |
A55472 | Now can it be doubted but any habitual Swearer may, with a strong Resolution and diligent Care, retain himself one quarter of an Hour from that Sin? |
A55472 | Or is it any other thing that humane Understanding is or may be conversant about? |
A55472 | Orra ther, first, what is the Reason upon which thou groundest that proposition? |
A55472 | S. What, dost thou mean that by this discovery thou art now actually stated in that Happiness which thou wast a while ago inquiring after? |
A55472 | That He has in himself whatsoever is necessary to the Being and Happiness of his Creatures? |
A55472 | Wel, what can this signify? |
A55472 | What importance is it to him what course we take? |
A55472 | What shal we say to al the ceremonial Outside of Religion? |
A55472 | What so common as Swearing? |
A55472 | What then? |
A55472 | Who can fathom, who can teach, How far Wisdom''s Pow''r doth reach? |
A55472 | Who, or what, was it therfore that gave him his Being, and his capacity to beget others like himself? |
A55472 | Why may it not yet be doubted whether He have given us any such Rule or no? |
A55472 | Yet, Who is it that made that Earth and Sun, and also those other innumerable numbers of gloroius bodys that environ us at greater distance? |
A01982 | 1 WHat is eueryone most bound to know? |
A01982 | 10 Q. VVhat beleeue you touching his decree? |
A01982 | 11 Q. VVherein consisteth the execution of Gods decree? |
A01982 | 15 Q. VVhich are they? |
A01982 | 16 Q. Doe all men passe thorow all these estates? |
A01982 | 17 Q. Wherin especially did that happinesse consist, in which man was made? |
A01982 | 19 Q. Doth man stil remaine in that happy estate wherein hee was made? |
A01982 | 21 Q. VVhat is sinne? |
A01982 | 23 Q What is originall sin? |
A01982 | 3 Q. VVho is the author of the Scripture? |
A01982 | 35 Q. VVhat are the principall benefits which by faith we receiue from Christ? |
A01982 | 36 Q. Wherein consisteth our iustification? |
A01982 | 37 Q. Wherin consisteth our sanctification? |
A01982 | 38 Q. VVhat is the illuminating of our minde? |
A01982 | 39 Q What is reformation? |
A01982 | 4 Q. VVhy were they written? |
A01982 | 40 Q. Whence ariseth repentance? |
A01982 | 41 Q. VVhat are the parts of repentance? |
A01982 | 42 Q. VVhat meanes hath God ordained to breede and increase these graces in vs? |
A01982 | 48 Q. VVhat is the Lords supper? |
A01982 | 49 Q. VVhat must we doe to partake of this Supper aright? |
A01982 | 50 Q. VVho pray aright? |
A01982 | 52 Q VVhat are the parts of prayer? |
A01982 | 54 Q. VVhat is the estate of the faithfull after death? |
A01982 | 55 Q. VVhat is the estate of the wicked after death? |
A01982 | 8 Q. VVhat are the properties of God? |
A01982 | For what things must wee be thankfull? |
A01982 | How can those things which Christ did in his owne person be auaileable for vs? |
A01982 | How did Christ work this reconciliation? |
A01982 | How did God make al things? |
A01982 | How doth God gouerne all things? |
A01982 | How fell man into miserie? |
A01982 | How is the heinousnesse thereof discerned? |
A01982 | How is the ministery of the VVord made profitable vnto vs? |
A01982 | How many Gods are there? |
A01982 | How many Sacraments are there? |
A01982 | How many waies is sinne committed? |
A01982 | How may we come to the knowledge of our selues? |
A01982 | In what respect is hee said to bee made after Gods image? |
A01982 | Is any man able to free himselfe out of this misery? |
A01982 | Is there no meanes to deliuer vs? |
A01982 | The bread which we breake, is not the communion of the bodie of Christ? |
A01982 | Was it necessary that our Sauiour should bee both God and man? |
A01982 | What are the workes of God? |
A01982 | What be the kindes of sinne? |
A01982 | What doe they teach concerning God? |
A01982 | What is Baptisme? |
A01982 | What is a Sacrament? |
A01982 | What is actuall sinne? |
A01982 | What is faith? |
A01982 | What is the punishment due to sinne? |
A01982 | What things are we to ask? |
A01982 | Where is this knowledge to be had? |
A01982 | Who is that? |
A01982 | Why are the children of Christians baptised? |
A01982 | o Can any hide himself in secret places that I shall not see him( saith the Lord) Doe not I fill heauen& earth? |
A47618 | * Hilarion morti proximus dixisse fertur, egredere, quid times? |
A47618 | * years, and he hath not once hurt me, and shall I now deny him? |
A47618 | After he had drunk, he paused a little while looking very sadly, and suddenly brake out into these words; Surely I have done amisse, Why so? |
A47618 | And is it not sufficient for my salvation? |
A47618 | Bishop Bonner said thus to him, What say you to the omnipotency of God? |
A47618 | Can a man receive grace offered without a speciall work of grace stirring and exciting him? |
A47618 | Can man work in a way of grace so as to determine and make it effectuall before he have grace, a principle of working? |
A47618 | Dost thou know us? |
A47618 | EVsebius* saith he was wo nt to say when he fell into the company of hereticks: Bone Deus in quae me tempora reservasti? |
A47618 | Egredere, quid times? |
A47618 | For other men we ought to to conclude thus, they also must die as well as my self, my husband, wife, my dear and faithfull friend, who knows how soon? |
A47618 | Good God what times hast thou kept me for? |
A47618 | How early did martyrdome come into the world? |
A47618 | In our tempora Mariana Queen Maries daies; Who hath not heard of bloudy Bonner and Gardiner? |
A47618 | In the vertue of God wife what meaneth this? |
A47618 | Is any thing too hard for the Lord? |
A47618 | Is not he able to perform that which he spoke? |
A47618 | Is the Lords hand shortened? |
A47618 | Objection, God is a free Agent, how can it stand with his honour and absolute liberty to be bound to the creature? |
A47618 | On the contrary, what ravishing comfort did Robert Glover injoy a little before his martyrdome? |
A47618 | Question, Whether a godly man may fear to die? |
A47618 | Question, Whether it be lawfull to desire death? |
A47618 | Question, Whether may one pray against a sudden and violent death? |
A47618 | Question, Whether may we mourn for the dead? |
A47618 | Quid( inquit) putas princi ● em Frideri ● ū propter tearma sumturum dixi? |
A47618 | Samuel before his death, Tell me( saith he) whose ox or asse have I stolen or taken away? |
A47618 | Sed quid aulam invidioso verbo nomino? |
A47618 | Then said he merrily, What? |
A47618 | They ever fetcht consolation from the Promises, as Jacob, Hast thou not said? |
A47618 | What man lives and shall not see death? |
A47618 | What undaunted courage, what invincible patience, what ravishing consolation had the martyrs in the flames? |
A47618 | When Marcion the heretick casually met him and said, Cognoscis nos? |
A47618 | When upon a time one Papist demanded of another, why do you not stop the mans mouth with gold and silver? |
A47618 | Where have you been, said M. Farrar? |
A47618 | Why dost fear O my soul( said Hilarion) thou hast served God this seventy years, and art thou afraid to die? |
A47618 | Will ye make me a Pope? |
A47618 | egredere anima mea quid dubitas? |
A47618 | egredere anima mea, quid du ● itas? |
A47618 | hoc nollem prorsus,& ubi manebis? |
A47618 | septuaginta propè annis serviisti Christo,& mort ● m times? |
A47618 | septuaginta propè annos servisti Christo& mortem times? |
A47618 | will the Lord have four sacrifices? |
A47618 | wouldst thou fain prevail? |
A63950 | ? |
A63950 | And what shall become of us before night, who are weary ● … o early in the morning? |
A63950 | But if he takes ● … licity in things of this world, where will ● … is felicity be when this world is done? |
A63950 | By what means doth Jesus Christ our Lord convey all these blessings to us? |
A63950 | Did his Priestly Office the ● … cease? |
A63950 | For it is not a Question, Whether we shall or shall not suffer? |
A63950 | How did God make man? |
A63950 | How did God perform the promise? |
A63950 | How did Jesus Christ work this promised Redemption for us? |
A63950 | How if we fail of this Promise through infirmity, and commit sins? |
A63950 | How is Christ a Mediator in all these Offices? |
A63950 | How is Jesus Christ able to do all this for us? |
A63950 | How is Jesus Christ also our King? |
A63950 | How long must his Kingdome last? |
A63950 | How many Sacraments are ordained by Christ? |
A63950 | How then could he be our Redeemer, and the promised seed of the woman? |
A63950 | How then did man become sinful and miserable? |
A63950 | IN what does true Religion consist? |
A63950 | LOrd come away, Why dost thou stay? |
A63950 | O dear God, unless thou art pleased to pardon us, in vain it is that we should live here, and what good will our life do us? |
A63950 | O what a gracious God have we? |
A63950 | To what Conditions hath he bound us on our part? |
A63950 | WHen Lord, O when shall we Our dear Salvation see? |
A63950 | Was man good or bad, when God made him? |
A63950 | Was man left in these evill without remedy? |
A63950 | What Ministeries hath Christ appointed to help us in this duty? |
A63950 | What Promises hath Jesus Christ made us in the Gospel? |
A63950 | What are we tied to perform towards them? |
A63950 | What art thou O Lord? |
A63950 | What availeth knowledge without ● … he fear of God? |
A63950 | What benefits are done unto us by this Sacrament? |
A63950 | What benefits do we receive by the life and death of Jesus Christ? |
A63950 | What dost thou believe con ● … rning God? |
A63950 | What doth Christ in heaven pray for on our behalf? |
A63950 | What evils and change followed this sin? |
A63950 | What is Baptism? |
A63950 | What is a Sacrament? |
A63950 | What is the Covenant of Faith which we enter into in Baptism? |
A63950 | What is the Covenant of Repentance? |
A63950 | What is the Covenant which Jesus Christ our Mediator hath made between God and us? |
A63950 | What is the Sacrament of the Lords Supper? |
A63950 | What is this God to us? |
A63950 | What other Ministeries hath Christ ordained in his Church, to help us, and to bring so many great purposes to pass? |
A63950 | What other Mystery is revealed concerning God? |
A63950 | What ravish''d heart, S ● … raphick tongue or eyes, Clear as the mornings rise, Can speak, or think, or see That bright eternity? |
A63950 | What was his Office as he was a Prophet? |
A63950 | When began his Priestly Office, and wherein does it consist? |
A63950 | When do we enter into this Covenant? |
A63950 | Wherefore did God create and make us? |
A63950 | Which are the Commandments and Laws of Jesus Christ? |
A63950 | Who are fit to receive this Sacrament? |
A63950 | Who hinders thee more then the unmortified desires of thine own heart? |
A63950 | Who is Jesus Christ? |
A63950 | but, Whether we shall suffer for God, or for the world? |
A63950 | how canst thou fee, Dear God, our miserie, And not in mercy set us free? |
A63950 | the great God of Heaven and Earth, the fountain of Holiness, and Perfection in ● … te But what am I? |
A63950 | whether we shall take pains 〈 ◊ 〉 Religion, or in sin, to get heaven, or to get riches? |
A63668 | And now what remains for a poor Penitent to do more, but humbly and earnestly to beg thy Pardon? |
A63668 | And this being so, will thy offended Eather be so rigorous as to require the same payment again? |
A63668 | And what shall I say more? |
A63668 | And what shall become of us before night, who are weary so early in the morning? |
A63668 | And when I consider that I am the chief of Sinners, may I not urge the Father, and say, Shall the very chief of thy business be left undone? |
A63668 | And wilt thou now shew thine anger against a Worm, against a Leaf, against a Vapour that vanisheth before thee? |
A63668 | But if he takes felicity in things of this world, where will his felicity be when this world is done? |
A63668 | But what am I? |
A63668 | But, O my weak Soul, what dost thou fear? |
A63668 | By what means doth Jesus Christ our Lord convey all these Blessings to us? |
A63668 | Canst thou exact the utmost farthing of him who hath not a mite of his own to pay thee? |
A63668 | Did his Priestly Office then cease? |
A63668 | Especially will he require it of me, a poor, a broken, and a bankrupt Sinner? |
A63668 | For thou hast said that no unclean thing shall come within thy sight: and how then shall I appear, who am so miserably defiled? |
A63668 | How did God make man? |
A63668 | How did God perform the promise? |
A63668 | How did Jesus Christ work this promised Redemption for us? |
A63668 | How if we fail of this Promise through infirmity, and commit sin? |
A63668 | How is Jesus Christ able to do all this for us? |
A63668 | How is Jesus Christ also our King? |
A63668 | How long must his Kingdom last? |
A63668 | How many Sacraments are ordained by Christ? |
A63668 | How proper is it for thee to save? |
A63668 | How suitable is it to thy only End of coming into the World? |
A63668 | How then could he be our Redeemer, and the promised seed of the Woman? |
A63668 | How then did man become sinful and miserable? |
A63668 | How would my drooping Spirits revive at such a sound? |
A63668 | IN what does true Religion consist? |
A63668 | If Abraham, who had the honour to be called thy Friend, could say that he was but Dust and Ashes, O what am I? |
A63668 | If the Man according to thine own heart could say that he was a Worm, and no Man, O what am I? |
A63668 | LOrd, come away, Why dost thou stay? |
A63668 | Lord, carest thou not that I perish? |
A63668 | Nay, what had become of thine own Disciple who with Oaths and Curses thrice denied thee? |
A63668 | No, let me live in thy sight? |
A63668 | O how easie is it for thee to forgive? |
A63668 | O just and dear God, how long shall I confess my sins, and pray against them, and yet fall under them? |
A63668 | Or which is worse, shall I go on? |
A63668 | Shall I continue in my Sins that Grace may abound? |
A63668 | Thou that wouldest have all men saved? |
A63668 | Thou who wouldst have none to perish? |
A63668 | VVhat is the Sacrament of the Lords Supper? |
A63668 | WHat shall I say more unto thee, O thou that art the Judge of the whole Earth? |
A63668 | WHen, Lord, O when shall we Our Dear Salvation see? |
A63668 | Was it not for the sins of the whole world? |
A63668 | Was man good or bad when God made him? |
A63668 | Was man left in these evils without Remedy? |
A63668 | What Ministeries hath Christ appointed to help us in this duty? |
A63668 | What Promises hath Jesus Christ made us in the Gospel? |
A63668 | What are we tied to perform towards them? |
A63668 | What art thou, O Lord? |
A63668 | What availeth knowledg without the fear of God? |
A63668 | What benefits are done unto us by this Sacrament? |
A63668 | What benefits do we receive by the life and death of Jesus Christ? |
A63668 | What doest thou believe concerning God? |
A63668 | What doth Christ in Heaven pray for on our behalf? |
A63668 | What had become then of him who filled Jerusalem with blood? |
A63668 | What is Baptism? |
A63668 | What is a Sacrament? |
A63668 | What is the Covenant of Faith which we enter into in Baptism? |
A63668 | What is the Covenant of Repentance? |
A63668 | What is the Covenant which Jusus Christ our Mediator hath made between God and us? |
A63668 | What is this God to us? |
A63668 | What of the noted Woman who had lived in a trade of Sin? |
A63668 | What other Ministeries hath Christ ordained in his Church to help us, and to bring so many great purposes to pass? |
A63668 | What other Mystery is revealed concerning God? |
A63668 | What was his Office as he was a Phophet? |
A63668 | When began his Priestly Office? |
A63668 | When do we enter into this Covenant? |
A63668 | Wherefore did God create and make us? |
A63668 | Which are the Commandments and Laws of Jesus Christ? |
A63668 | Who are fit to receive this Sacrament? |
A63668 | Who hinders thee more than the unmortified desires of thy own heart? |
A63668 | Who is Jesus Christ? |
A63668 | and wherein does it consist? |
A63668 | how canst thou see, Dear God, our misery, And not in mercy set us free? |
A63668 | or what dost thou scruple at? |
A63668 | or what shall I do more? |
A63668 | or who shall ever give thee thanks in that bottomless pit? |
A63668 | what profit is there in my Bloud? |
A63668 | what unknown place Shall hide it from thy face? |
A09518 | & c. May not Saincts and Angells have Divine Worship? |
A09518 | 14 What say you of Purgatory, and the Popes pardons? |
A09518 | 34, Doth the word of God then containe in it, all things necessary for our salvation? |
A09518 | Are the Scriptures sufficient to debate all countroversies and doubts? |
A09518 | Are there some elected, and some reprobated of Gods free Decree? |
A09518 | Are these all? |
A09518 | Can any man bee certaine of his faith and salvation, and ought wee earnestly to looke therunto? |
A09518 | Can not Christs Body bee here by his Allmighty power? |
A09518 | Can not the Pope or a Priest forgive sins? |
A09518 | Can you confute the Papist by the word in all things wee lay to his charge? |
A09518 | Can you prove, the Scriptures easy to bee understood of the simple? |
A09518 | Concerning Iustification, what must you beleeve? |
A09518 | Concerning mans first estate, what must you know? |
A09518 | Concerning the Glory of Heaven, what ought you to beleeve? |
A09518 | Every line in Scripture proves it, and every Creature speakes it, and every conscience in horrour knowes it& c. How prove you hee is glorious? |
A09518 | For his expiation of sin, what must you beleeve? |
A09518 | For the first of these, namely his obedience: What must you beleeve? |
A09518 | For the last Iudgment, what must you know? |
A09518 | H. P. WHat is the end and scope of Catechizing? |
A09518 | Hath not man free will after his fall in spirituall things, and can hee not of him selfe move God- ward? |
A09518 | Have wee no Mediator or Intercessor in Heaven but only Christ? |
A09518 | Have wee then no merits nor righteousnes of our owne? |
A09518 | Having done with his person, how consider you his office? |
A09518 | How doe wee eate the Body and Blood of Christ then? |
A09518 | How doe you prove hee is three in persons, and one in essence? |
A09518 | How doe you prove there is a God? |
A09518 | How is it manifest that the Pope is Antichrist? |
A09518 | How many sorts or parts of Christs offices are there? |
A09518 | How must that bee considered? |
A09518 | How prove you that all sorts ought to know and reade the Scriptures? |
A09518 | How prove you, that Faith only doth justifie? |
A09518 | In their fall what must you know? |
A09518 | Is it not possible for us to fullfill the Law? |
A09518 | Is not Masse the Sacrifice of the New Testament? |
A09518 | Is not the very Flesh and Blood of Christ in the Sacrament, even the same Body that was crucifyed? |
A09518 | Is this all you are to beleeve concerning sin? |
A09518 | Is this all? |
A09518 | May Ministers or Bishops marry as lawfully as other men? |
A09518 | May nothing bee added to, nor taken from the word of God? |
A09518 | May wee not bee ignorant of the Scriptures without any danger? |
A09518 | May wee not pray for the dead? |
A09518 | May wee not pray in a strange tongue, that wee understand not? |
A09518 | May wee not pray to the Saints departed? |
A09518 | May wee not warrantably receive and practise the Ceremonies and Traditions of men? |
A09518 | NOw, let me know how you are furnished against the Adversaries: And which are they, that most trouble you? |
A09518 | Proceede to the rest? |
A09518 | Secondly: That the cause of our salvation in his mediation is not merit in man but grace in God& Christ* What are the rest? |
A09518 | That some Men are chosen, not all Men, for if all were taken, how could there bee Election? |
A09518 | WHat Strength have you now against your other Adversaries, the Pelagians or Armi? |
A09518 | What Weapon have you to encounter them? |
A09518 | What are the ordinances of God for procuring and furthering this grace? |
A09518 | What are the other two? |
A09518 | What are the other two? |
A09518 | What are the other? |
A09518 | What are the rest? |
A09518 | What are the rest? |
A09518 | What are the rest? |
A09518 | What are the rest? |
A09518 | What are the rest? |
A09518 | What are the workes of God? |
A09518 | What are they? |
A09518 | What are they? |
A09518 | What are you to beleeve about Adoption? |
A09518 | What are you to know concerning Election? |
A09518 | What be the parts of mans misery? |
A09518 | What can you say against their choise of meats? |
A09518 | What concerning the Resurrection? |
A09518 | What else must you know herein? |
A09518 | What else? |
A09518 | What else? |
A09518 | What have you against their sett Fastings? |
A09518 | What is his Priestly office? |
A09518 | What is necessary for you to beleeve concerning the Creation? |
A09518 | What is necessary to be knowne in the Nature of God? |
A09518 | What is necessary to bee knowne concerning them? |
A09518 | What is required of Christ as the Priest of his Church? |
A09518 | What is the Application? |
A09518 | What is the first? |
A09518 | What is the fourth? |
A09518 | What is the heynousnes of originall sin? |
A09518 | What is the meanes of Foundation? |
A09518 | What is the originall and fountain of knowledge? |
A09518 | What is the second foundamentall meanes of grace? |
A09518 | What is the second thing? |
A09518 | What is the subject of Grace? |
A09518 | What is the subject of knowledge? |
A09518 | What more? |
A09518 | What more? |
A09518 | What more? |
A09518 | What more? |
A09518 | What more? |
A09518 | What more? |
A09518 | What more? |
A09518 | What must you know about his Intercession? |
A09518 | What must you know and beleeve concerning Sanctification? |
A09518 | What must you know concerning his Providence? |
A09518 | What must you know concerning mans second estate of misery? |
A09518 | What must you know concerning sin? |
A09518 | What must you know concerning the Church? |
A09518 | What must you know concerning the punishment of sin? |
A09518 | What must you know, concerning his humane nature? |
A09518 | What must you know, concerning his particular Providence, touching Man? |
A09518 | What ought you to know concerning his divine nature? |
A09518 | What say you then to Auricular Confession? |
A09518 | What say you to Transubstantiation? |
A09518 | What thinke you of universall Grace, or whether did not Christ dye for all? |
A09518 | When wee have gotten Grace, can not wee loose it all againe, and fall away finally and totally? |
A09518 | concerning his Regall office? |
A59663 | Are there not some who never find these benefits? |
A59663 | Are these Members bound only to cleave to Christ their head by Faith? |
A59663 | Are these three Persons three distinct Gods? |
A59663 | But do not Hypocrites, and no true Members of Christ creep in? |
A59663 | By what attr ● … butes know you what God is? |
A59663 | By what attributes do you understand who God is? |
A59663 | Can any man keep the Law perfectly in this life? |
A59663 | Can you sufficiently conceive of the Glory of this one most pure Essence, by one act of Faith? |
A59663 | Concerning mans fall, what are you to observe therein? |
A59663 | Did the Lord make the world in an instant? |
A59663 | How are we brought into favour, and what are the parts of this recovery? |
A59663 | How did God create man? |
A59663 | How doth the Spirit make application to the Church? |
A59663 | How doth the Spirit make this Vnion? |
A59663 | How hath Christ Jesus made satisfaction? |
A59663 | How is Gods Providence distinguished? |
A59663 | How is it propagated? |
A59663 | How is man to live unto God? |
A59663 | How is the Law, or ten Commandments divided? |
A59663 | How many kinds of attributes are there? |
A59663 | How many persons learn you from hence to be in God? |
A59663 | If these three Persons be but one God, what follows from hence? |
A59663 | Is there any use of the Law to a Christian? |
A59663 | Is this sin, and the punishment of it derived to all mens postetity? |
A59663 | Ought not the Sacrament to be administred to carnal people, if they have been baptized? |
A59663 | Persons, and not distinct Gods? |
A59663 | Q Is there no beginning of this death, as there is of the other in this life? |
A59663 | Q What Members ought every particular visible Church to consist of? |
A59663 | Q What is Gods Wisdom? |
A59663 | Q What is a Sacrament? |
A59663 | Q What is the Co- operations of the three Persons in Gods Efficiency? |
A59663 | Q What is the inward and spiritual part of it, signified, sealed, and exhibited thereby? |
A59663 | Q. Doth God govern all creatures alike? |
A59663 | Q. VVhat is the creation of the Angels? |
A59663 | Q. Wh ● … t a ● … e the parts of Vocation of the Soul to Christ? |
A59663 | Q. Wherein consists our Moral observance of God? |
A59663 | Q. Wherein consists our observance of God? |
A59663 | Q. Wherein doth Gods efficiency or working appear? |
A59663 | Q. Wherein is his Providence seen? |
A59663 | Q. Wherein stands and appears Gods sufficiency? |
A59663 | Thus have you seen mans apostacy from God, What is his recovery? |
A59663 | Thus much concerning Gods sufficiency, What i ● … his efficiency? |
A59663 | WHat is the best and last end of Man? |
A59663 | Was this so great a sin to eat of the forbidden fruit? |
A59663 | What are Gods attributes? |
A59663 | What are Gods back- parts? |
A59663 | What are his faculties? |
A59663 | What are his subsistences or persons? |
A59663 | What are the Parts of the Preparation of the Soul so Christ? |
A59663 | What are the blameable causes? |
A59663 | What are the causes of this transgression? |
A59663 | What are the effects and fruits of this transgression? |
A59663 | What are the miseries of those who carelesly, and wilfully despise, and so refuse to joyn to Gods Church? |
A59663 | What are the particular punishments insllcted on the causes of this sin? |
A59663 | What are the vertues of those Faculties? |
A59663 | What are those Relative properties? |
A59663 | What are those attributes which shew what a manner of God he is? |
A59663 | What are those three Offices of Christ? |
A59663 | What attributes or glory of God appear in his Decree? |
A59663 | What attributes shew how great a God he is? |
A59663 | What became of man being thus made? |
A59663 | What befal ● … the unregenerate upon their disobedience unto it? |
A59663 | What befals the regenerate after their breach of the Law, and imperfect obedience unto it? |
A59663 | What benefits are there by joyning thus to a particular Church? |
A59663 | What death is that God inflicts on man for sin? |
A59663 | What did Gods Justice require of man? |
A59663 | What difference is there between Justification, and Sanctification? |
A59663 | What follows Christs Humiliation? |
A59663 | What follows from hence? |
A59663 | What follows from hence? |
A59663 | What follows from this Mortification and Vivification? |
A59663 | What is God the Fathers distinct manner of working? |
A59663 | What is God the Sons manner of working? |
A59663 | What is God? |
A59663 | What is Gods Counsell? |
A59663 | What is Gods Decree? |
A59663 | What is Gods Essence? |
A59663 | What is Gods Omnipotency? |
A59663 | What is Gods sufficiency? |
A59663 | What is Original and Actual sin? |
A59663 | What is Redemption? |
A59663 | What is application? |
A59663 | What is faith in God? |
A59663 | What is his Providence? |
A59663 | What is his creation? |
A59663 | What is our ceremoniall observance? |
A59663 | What is sin? |
A59663 | What is that imperfect obedience of Believers which is accepted? |
A59663 | What is the Church? |
A59663 | What is the Devil? |
A59663 | What is the Image of God wherein he was made? |
A59663 | What is the communion of Christs benefits unto the Soul? |
A59663 | What is the creation of the third heaven? |
A59663 | What is the externall and sensible part of the Lords Supper? |
A59663 | What is the externall sensible part of Baptism? |
A59663 | What is the fifth and last benefit next unto Sanctification? |
A59663 | What is the first degree of Christs Exaltation? |
A59663 | What is the first degree of Glorification in this life? |
A59663 | What is the first of those benefits we do enjoy from Christ? |
A59663 | What is the fourth and last degree of his exaltation? |
A59663 | What is the fourth benefit next to Adoption? |
A59663 | What is the good pleasure of Gods will? |
A59663 | What is the holy Gosts manner of working? |
A59663 | What is the inward and spirituall part of Baptism, signified, exhibited, and sealed thereby? |
A59663 | What is the second benefit next in order to Justification, which the faithfull receive from Christ? |
A59663 | What is the second degree in the world to come? |
A59663 | What is the second degree of Christs Exaltation? |
A59663 | What is the third benefit next unto Reconciliation? |
A59663 | What is the third degree of his exaltation? |
A59663 | What is this Vnion? |
A59663 | What learn you from hence? |
A59663 | What of God shines forth, and are you to behold in his Efficiency? |
A59663 | What of Gods Attributes shine forth here? |
A59663 | What of Gods Providence appears in his speciall government of man? |
A59663 | What rules are you to observe to understand the Moral Law? |
A59663 | What therefore ought people chiefly to labour for, and to hold forth unto the Church, that so they may be joyned to it? |
A59663 | When did God create man? |
A59663 | When did the Lord make the third heaven, with the Angels their inhabitants? |
A59663 | Where are Believers, who have right unto this Sacrament, to seek fruition from it? |
A59663 | Which are the Sacraments? |
A59663 | Who is this Redeemer? |
A59663 | Why is he God- Man? |
A59663 | Why is not a Christian so under the Law as a Covenant of life, so as if he breaks it by the least sin he shall die for it? |
A59663 | Why should Adams sin be imputed to all his posterity? |
A59663 | our Observance? |
A29522 | A. Honour thy Father and thy Mother,& c. Q What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | Are there not more Persons in that one God- head? |
A29522 | Being God before all time how was he made man? |
A29522 | Being so prepared, what must he doe in the act of receiving? |
A29522 | Being so qualified how must he be prepared thereunto? |
A29522 | By what means did he make this reconciliation? |
A29522 | Can a man thus beloeve of himselfe? |
A29522 | Did man continue in that good estate? |
A29522 | Have we any rule of direction to guide us in our Prayers? |
A29522 | How are the Bread and Wine consecrated? |
A29522 | How are those Commandements divided? |
A29522 | How did Adam breake this Covenant? |
A29522 | How did God make all things? |
A29522 | How did he fall? |
A29522 | How doth that appeare? |
A29522 | How is Faith wrought? |
A29522 | How is the heart changed in Repentance? |
A29522 | How is this God made knowne to us? |
A29522 | How many Gods are there? |
A29522 | How many Sacraments are there in the new Testament? |
A29522 | How many kinds of sin are there? |
A29522 | How many things are to be considered in this Prayer? |
A29522 | How many wayes is the soule powred forth unto God? |
A29522 | How may these Petitions be devided? |
A29522 | How must he be qualified that commeth to the Table of the Lord? |
A29522 | How must we make our Petitions unto God so as we may be heard? |
A29522 | How must we reade and heare it, that it may be effectuall unto salvation? |
A29522 | How must we strive? |
A29522 | How must we use that Word? |
A29522 | In what estate did God make man at the first? |
A29522 | Is any man able perfectly to keep this Law? |
A29522 | Is any man able to free himselfe from this estate? |
A29522 | May we then rest our selves contented with this our imperfection? |
A29522 | Q Was it necessary that Iesus Christ should be both God and man? |
A29522 | Q What hath he suffered for us? |
A29522 | Q What is Repentance? |
A29522 | Q What is desired in this Petition? |
A29522 | Q What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | Q What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | Q What is the fift Petition? |
A29522 | Q. Shall all men then be made partakers of these benefits by Christ? |
A29522 | Q. Shall our obedience then be accepted, being imperfect? |
A29522 | Q. Whatdoth Amen signifie? |
A29522 | Q. Whence commeth this change? |
A29522 | Q. Wherefore is this word added? |
A29522 | Q. Wherein consisteth that happinesse? |
A29522 | Q. Wherein is the sum of the Law conteyned? |
A29522 | To what end did God make all things? |
A29522 | To what end serveth this Sacrament? |
A29522 | WHat is the chiefest and most necessary Knowledge? |
A29522 | What are the Actions of the Minister? |
A29522 | What are the Properties of God? |
A29522 | What are the Sacramentall actions done about them? |
A29522 | What are the Workes of God? |
A29522 | What are the actions of the Receiver? |
A29522 | What are the outward signes in the Lords Supper? |
A29522 | What are the parts of a Sacrament? |
A29522 | What are the principall Creatures made and governed by God? |
A29522 | What are those means? |
A29522 | What are we taught in this Preface? |
A29522 | What benefits shall redound unto them who thus indeavour to grow in Grace? |
A29522 | What doth the Bread and Wine signifie? |
A29522 | What doth the Ministers giving of the Bread and wine to the people signifie? |
A29522 | What doth the breaking of the Bread, and powring out of the wine signifie? |
A29522 | What followed upon this his transgression? |
A29522 | What hath he done for us? |
A29522 | What hath he obtayned for us hereby? |
A29522 | What in the life to come? |
A29522 | What in this life? |
A29522 | What is Actuall sin? |
A29522 | What is Baptisme? |
A29522 | What is Confession? |
A29522 | What is Creation? |
A29522 | What is Faith? |
A29522 | What is God? |
A29522 | What is Iesus Christ? |
A29522 | What is Originall sin? |
A29522 | What is Petition? |
A29522 | What is Prayer? |
A29522 | What is Providence? |
A29522 | What is Thanksgiving? |
A29522 | What is a Sacrament? |
A29522 | What is desired in this Petition? |
A29522 | What is desired in this Petition? |
A29522 | What is desired in this Petition? |
A29522 | What is desired in this Petition? |
A29522 | What is desired in this Petition? |
A29522 | What is herein acknowledged? |
A29522 | What is it to receive Christ? |
A29522 | What is it to turne from all sin? |
A29522 | What is it to turne unto God? |
A29522 | What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | What is required in this Commandement? |
A29522 | What is signified hereby? |
A29522 | What is that Prayer? |
A29522 | What is that new obedience which followeth upon this change? |
A29522 | What is the Lords Supper? |
A29522 | What is the Word? |
A29522 | What is the eighth Commandement? |
A29522 | What is the first Commandement? |
A29522 | What is the fourth Commandement? |
A29522 | What is the fourth Petition? |
A29522 | What is the ground of Faith? |
A29522 | What is the inward Grace signified thereby? |
A29522 | What is the ninth Commandement? |
A29522 | What is the outward signe in Baptisme? |
A29522 | What is the second Commandement? |
A29522 | What is the seventh Commandement? |
A29522 | What is the sixt Commandement? |
A29522 | What is the sixth Petition? |
A29522 | What is the tenth Commandement? |
A29522 | What is the third Commandement? |
A29522 | What is there contained in the Prayer it selfe? |
A29522 | What is thereby signified? |
A29522 | What maketh it so miserable? |
A29522 | What means then of deliverance is there? |
A29522 | What must a man doe in this estate? |
A29522 | What must hee doe after hee hath received? |
A29522 | What part of man is thus corrupted? |
A29522 | What punishment is due unto sin? |
A29522 | What then is the state of all men now by nature? |
A29522 | What then shall the estate of wicked men and unbeleevers be? |
A29522 | What was that Covenant? |
A29522 | When shall it be consummate? |
A29522 | When shall this happinesse begin? |
A29522 | Which are the Commandements of the first Table? |
A29522 | Which are the Commandements of the second Table? |
A29522 | Which concerne Gods glory? |
A29522 | Which is the Conclusion? |
A29522 | Which is the Preface? |
A29522 | Which is the Thanksgiving in this forme of Prayer? |
A29522 | Which is the fift Commandement? |
A29522 | Which is the first Petition? |
A29522 | Which is the second Petition? |
A29522 | Which is the third Petition? |
A29522 | Who are they? |
A29522 | Who may partake of this Sacrament? |
A29522 | Who ought to be Baptized? |
A26345 | 4. Who shall not fear thee, O Lord, and glorifie thy Name? |
A26345 | ? |
A26345 | After this manner therefore pray ye; Our Father which art in Heaven, Hallowed be thy Name,& c. What doth the Preface of the Lords Prayer teach us? |
A26345 | And about the ninth hour, Iesus cried with a loud voice, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? |
A26345 | And doth not all this holiness wherewith this Sacrament is attended, require on the Communicants part a holy and solemn preparation? |
A26345 | Are all the transgressions of the Law equally hainous? |
A26345 | Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing? |
A26345 | Are there more Gods than one? |
A26345 | Behold, I was shapen in iniquity, and in sin did my mother conceive me? |
A26345 | But if every sin deserve hell, then this would seem to take away the difference in punishments? |
A26345 | But it may be here demanded, why our sins are called debts? |
A26345 | But may not a man lawfully desire more of this Worlds goods than he has already? |
A26345 | Canst thou by searching find out God? |
A26345 | Canst thou by searching find out God? |
A26345 | Canst thou find out the Almighty unto perfection? |
A26345 | Canst thou find out the Almighty unto perfection? |
A26345 | Did God leave all mankind to perish in the estate of sin and misery? |
A26345 | Did all mankind fall in Adams first transgression? |
A26345 | Did our first Parents continue in the estate wherein they were created? |
A26345 | How are we made partakers of the Redemption purchased by Christ? |
A26345 | How did Christ being the Son of God, become man? |
A26345 | How did God create man? |
A26345 | How do the Sacraments become effectual means of salvation? |
A26345 | How doth Christ execute the office of a King? |
A26345 | How doth Christ execute the office of a Priest? |
A26345 | How doth Christ execute the office of a Prophet? |
A26345 | How doth God execute his Decrees? |
A26345 | How doth the Spirit apply to us the Redemption purchased Christ? |
A26345 | How is the Sabbath to be sanctified? |
A26345 | How is the Word made effectual to salvation? |
A26345 | How is the Word to be read and heard, that it may become effectual to salvation? |
A26345 | How many persons are there in the Godhead? |
A26345 | How much then is a man better than a sheep? |
A26345 | If thou sayest, Behold we know it not, doth not he that pondereth the heart, consider it? |
A26345 | Into what estate did the fall bring mankind? |
A26345 | Is any man able perfectly to keep the Commandments of God? |
A26345 | Notes for div A26345-e8640 What is the chief End of Man? |
A26345 | Now when they heard this, they were pricked in their hearts, and said unto Peter, and to the rest of the Apostles, Men and brethren, what shall we do? |
A26345 | Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth ▪ What is forbidden in the tenth Commandment? |
A26345 | Shall not God search out this? |
A26345 | The Bread which we break, is it not the Communion of the body of Christ? |
A26345 | The Cup of blessing which we bless, is it not the Communion of the blood of Christ? |
A26345 | The ninth Commandment is, Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour? |
A26345 | The principal Author, or prime efficient cause of justification, and this is God; Who is he that condemneth? |
A26345 | To whom is Baptism to be administred? |
A26345 | What Offices doth Christ execute as our Redeemer? |
A26345 | What Rule hath God given to direct us how we may glorifie and enjoy him? |
A26345 | What Rule hath God given us, for our Direction in Prayer? |
A26345 | What are Gods works of Providence? |
A26345 | What are the Decrees of God? |
A26345 | What are the Reasons annexed to the fourth Commandment? |
A26345 | What are the Reasons annexed to the second Commandment? |
A26345 | What are the Sacraments of the new Testament? |
A26345 | What are the benefits which in this life do accompany or flow from Iustification, Adoption, and Sanctification? |
A26345 | What are the outward and ordinary means, whereby Christ communicateth to us the benefits of Redemption? |
A26345 | What are we especially taught by these words[ before me] in the first Commandment? |
A26345 | What benefits do Believers receive from Christ at the Resurrection? |
A26345 | What benefits do Believers receive from Christ at their resurrection? |
A26345 | What benefits do they, that are effectually called, partake of in this life? |
A26345 | What did God at first reveal unto man for the rule of his obedience? |
A26345 | What do the Scriptures principally teach? |
A26345 | What do we pray for in the fifth Petition? |
A26345 | What do we pray for in the first Petition? |
A26345 | What do we pray for in the fourth Petition? |
A26345 | What do we pray for in the second Petition? |
A26345 | What do we pray for in the sixth Petition? |
A26345 | What do we pray for in the third Petition? |
A26345 | What doth God require of us, that we may escape the wrath and curse due unto us for sin? |
A26345 | What doth every sin deserve? |
A26345 | What doth the Conclusion of the Lords Prayer teach us? |
A26345 | What doth the Preface to the Ten Commandments teach us? |
A26345 | What if we be sinners, shall we not therefore pray unto God? |
A26345 | What is Adoption? |
A26345 | What is Effectual Calling? |
A26345 | What is God? |
A26345 | What is Iustification? |
A26345 | What is Prayer? |
A26345 | What is Sanctification? |
A26345 | What is a Sacrament? |
A26345 | What is faith in Iesus Christ? |
A26345 | What is forbidden in the eighth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is forbidden in the fifth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is forbidden in the first Commandment? |
A26345 | What is forbidden in the fourth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is forbidden in the ninth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is forbidden in the second Commandment? |
A26345 | What is forbidden in the seventh Commandment? |
A26345 | What is forbidden in the sixth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is forbidden in the third Commandment? |
A26345 | What is repentance unto life? |
A26345 | What is required in the eighth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is required in the fifth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is required in the first Commandment? |
A26345 | What is required in the fourth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is required in the second Commandment? |
A26345 | What is required in the seventh Commandment? |
A26345 | What is required in the sixth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is required in the tenth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is required in the third Commandment? |
A26345 | What is required in the worthy receiving of the Lords Supper? |
A26345 | What is sin? |
A26345 | What is the Lords Supper? |
A26345 | What is the Preface to the Ten Commandments? |
A26345 | What is the Reason annexed to the fifth Commandment? |
A26345 | What is the duty which God requireth of man? |
A26345 | What is the first Commandment? |
A26345 | What is the misery of that estate whereunto man fell? |
A26345 | What is the reason annexed to the third Commandment? |
A26345 | What is the second Commandment? |
A26345 | What is the sum of the Ten Commandments? |
A26345 | What is the work of Creation? |
A26345 | What special act of Providence did God exercise towards man, in the estate wherein he was created? |
A26345 | What was the sin whereby our first Parents sell from the estate wherein they were created? |
A26345 | When they heard this, they were pricked in their hearts, and said unto Peter, and to the rest of the Apostles, Men and Brethren, what shall we do? |
A26345 | Where is the Moral Law summarily comprehended? |
A26345 | Wherein consisteth Christs Exaltation? |
A26345 | Wherein consists the sinfulness of that estate whereunto man fell? |
A26345 | Wherein did Christs Humiliation consist? |
A26345 | Which day of the seven hath God appointed to be the weekly Sabbath? |
A26345 | Which is the eighth Commandment? |
A26345 | Which is the fifth Commandment? |
A26345 | Which is the fourth Commandment? |
A26345 | Which is the ninth Commandment? |
A26345 | Which is the seventh Commandment? |
A26345 | Which is the sixth Commandment? |
A26345 | Which is the tenth Commandment? |
A26345 | Which is the third Commandment? |
A26345 | Who is the Redeemer of Gods Elect? |
A26345 | Whom have I in heaven but thee? |
A26345 | Ye said also, behold what a weariness is it? |
A26345 | is( q. d.) what is mans chief errand into the world? |
A26345 | or shall we despair to obtain any thing at his hands? |
A26345 | or what did God make man for? |
A17301 | And are not Christs words true? |
A17301 | And first how proue you a Sacrament to be an action? |
A17301 | And if euer Peter had béene Bishop of Rome, what is Peters chaire without Peters faith and doctrine? |
A17301 | Are not all still subiect to death, diseases, and manifold miseries in this life? |
A17301 | But are not good workes necessary to saluation? |
A17301 | But are the Sacramentalll elements bare signes? |
A17301 | But are we not able to recouer our selues from our fall? |
A17301 | But are we not to beleeue in God the Father also, and in God the holy Ghost? |
A17301 | But doe not the Sacraments of the new Testament differ from those of the old? |
A17301 | But doth faith onely iustifie? |
A17301 | But how come wee to bee in Christ? |
A17301 | But how may wee come to know whether we be elected or no? |
A17301 | But is it not said of the bread, This is my body? |
A17301 | But is not God omnipotent? |
A17301 | But is not that a true, yea and the onely true Church of Christ on earth visible, which hath one visible head as the Pope? |
A17301 | But is there no helpe for vs? |
A17301 | But many professe loue to God and to the brethren, wherein stands the proofe of our loue? |
A17301 | But may not the Church dispense with the Sacraments, as by altering of them, by adding or taking away? |
A17301 | But may we not be stirred by pictures and images of God, and of Christ, and the like, and so before them pray vnto God? |
A17301 | But may we not make Saints and Angels our Mediators of intercession to God for vs, in the Court of heauen? |
A17301 | But may we not make the picture of Christ, and so pray before it, or a crucifixe? |
A17301 | But may we not pray before them, though we pray not vnto them, but vnto God represented by them? |
A17301 | But may we not pray for our friends departed? |
A17301 | But no man is saued out of the Church: which is then the true Church of Christ visible? |
A17301 | But the Apostle saith,* The Law is not of faith: how then comes the law to be giuen vnder faith? |
A17301 | But who are they for whom Christ vnderwent this curse? |
A17301 | Can not he change the substance of bread into the substance of Christs body? |
A17301 | Can not that be a true Church of of Christ visible, which denyeth the Scriptures to be the onely rule of faith? |
A17301 | Did not God chuse men out of a foresight of their willingnesse to receiue grace, and of their faith and perseuerance therein? |
A17301 | Did they obserue it? |
A17301 | Doe not workes also iustifie? |
A17301 | Doe they not worke grace effectually of themselues? |
A17301 | Had not Adam free will before his fall, and hath not man the same still? |
A17301 | How are all the mysticall members of Christ vnited in a communion together, as of one body? |
A17301 | How did Christ free vs from the curse? |
A17301 | How did God try their obedience? |
A17301 | How differ they in kind? |
A17301 | How doe godly and worldly sorrow differ in their end? |
A17301 | How doth godly sorrow differ from worldly? |
A17301 | How doth the Sacramentall bread and wine signifie or represent this communion of Christs mysticall members in one body? |
A17301 | How is euery member vnited to Christ the Head? |
A17301 | How is that Lords body discerned? |
A17301 | How is the Communicant sacred or holy? |
A17301 | How is the Sonne of God a means for vs? |
A17301 | How is the couenant of grace sealed vnto vs? |
A17301 | How is the minister sacred or holy? |
A17301 | How is this faith stedfast? |
A17301 | How is this faith wrought in the heart? |
A17301 | How is this godly sorrow a fruit of sauing faith? |
A17301 | How is your faith to be examined? |
A17301 | How know you this? |
A17301 | How may a Sacrament be defined, or what is a Sacrament? |
A17301 | How may your spirituall appetite be stirred vp to hunger after Christ in the Sacrament? |
A17301 | How proue you God to be three Persons, and those to be one God in Essence? |
A17301 | How proue you that? |
A17301 | How proue you that? |
A17301 | How proue you the Sacraments to be seales? |
A17301 | How proue you this definition of a Sacrament? |
A17301 | How proue you this in the Sacraments? |
A17301 | How so? |
A17301 | How so? |
A17301 | In what state was man made? |
A17301 | Is faith in Christ then sufficient to carry a man straight to heauen? |
A17301 | Is not the bloud of Christ contained in his body, which is represented vnder the formes of bread? |
A17301 | Is not this a doctrine of presumption? |
A17301 | Is not this visibility of succession an infallible mark of the true Church of Christ visible? |
A17301 | It leades me to the examination of a second knowledge, namely, concerning my selfe, before I come to communicate at the Lords Table? |
A17301 | It should seeme then, that the estate we haue in and by Christ, is infinitely better then that which we lost in Adam? |
A17301 | May a beleeuer then be sure of his saluation by faith? |
A17301 | May none of these three agents, the holy Ghost, the Minister, the Communicants be wanting to make vp the full Sacrament? |
A17301 | May not the cup be taken away in the Lords Supper? |
A17301 | May wee not also pray to Saints departed, and to the Angels in heauen? |
A17301 | Q. Doth not a beleeuer often doubt of his saluation? |
A17301 | Q. Shew me then the proper differences between the first Couenant and the second? |
A17301 | Q. Wherefore did God create all things? |
A17301 | Q. Wherein is a man to examine himselfe? |
A17301 | Q. Wherein stands their communion? |
A17301 | Q. Whereof did God make man? |
A17301 | Q. Whereof did God make or create the World? |
A17301 | Q. Whereof was the woman made? |
A17301 | Tell me therefore what be the speciall fruits and signes of sauing faith? |
A17301 | The opposite differences betwéen the two couenants are these? |
A17301 | To whom must we pray? |
A17301 | True, God forbad them to make no similitude of him, because they saw no forme of God in the mount? |
A17301 | WHo made the world Heauen and Earth? |
A17301 | Well, comming thus duly prepared, what are you to doe in the time of Administration? |
A17301 | What analogy or proportion do the consecrated bread and wine hold with Christs body and bloud being receiued by the faith of the Communicant? |
A17301 | What are you chiefly to examine concerning your selfe before you come to the Communion? |
A17301 | What are you to doe after you haue receiued the Sacrament? |
A17301 | What be the benefits which Christ hath procured vnto vs by his life and death? |
A17301 | What be the benefits which the body receiueth by the bread and wine? |
A17301 | What be the chiefe obiects of true charity? |
A17301 | What became of them then? |
A17301 | What becomes then of that body, which cleaues to such a head? |
A17301 | What call you Christs mysticall body? |
A17301 | What conclusion doe you draw from this duty of examination before the Sacrament? |
A17301 | What couenant made hee with them? |
A17301 | What doe these signifie? |
A17301 | What doth the Ministers action in consecrating the elements, and distributing of them to the people, signifie? |
A17301 | What els are you to examine in your selfe before you come to the Lords Supper? |
A17301 | What example haue ye to shew this? |
A17301 | What if he be profane in his life? |
A17301 | What is a man to know touching the Sacrament of the Lords Supper? |
A17301 | What is the action of the Communicants in the Lords Supper? |
A17301 | What is the action of the holy Ghost about the Sacrament? |
A17301 | What is the action of the minister about the sacrament of the Lords Supper? |
A17301 | What is the other proportion, which the bread and wine doe beare of Christs body? |
A17301 | What is the second speciall fruit and signe of sauing faith? |
A17301 | What is this to vs? |
A17301 | What is true repentance? |
A17301 | What meane you by the elect of God? |
A17301 | What meanes hath God giuen to recouer vs from this vnspeakeable misery? |
A17301 | What other duty is requisite for a Christian to practise, that he may grow in grace? |
A17301 | What then is euery man to doe, before he come to the Lords Table? |
A17301 | What vse make you hereof? |
A17301 | What vse make you of this knowledge concerning the sacramentall signes? |
A17301 | What was the chiefe creature on earth that God made? |
A17301 | When must we pray especially? |
A17301 | Who are they? |
A17301 | Why call yee it a iustifying faith? |
A17301 | Why call you the Sacrament an action sacred? |
A17301 | Why call you this faith a gift of grace? |
A17301 | Why doe you call faith in Christ a sauing faith? |
A17301 | Why doe you call it a liuing faith? |
A17301 | Why doth Christ say then, This is my body? |
A17301 | Why is it called a godly sorrow? |
A17301 | Why so? |
A17301 | Why these two especially? |
A17301 | Why? |
A17301 | Why? |
A17301 | Will receiuing the Lords Supper once in the yeare, or so, sufficiently strengthen a man for his whole life, as baptisme is but once administred? |
A17301 | You say a Sacrament is instituted of Christ: why so? |
A17301 | and is not the cup then superfluous? |
A17301 | and of the wine, This is my bloud? |
A17301 | may not the Church instiuute a Sacrament? |
A17301 | that is, whom doth true charity chiefly respect? |
A17301 | what is the meaning of those words, I am the Lord thy God, which brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage? |
A53723 | 2. Who have a right unto this Sacrament? |
A53723 | 3. Who is this you call his own Son? |
A53723 | 6. Who are to bee( 4)( 5) receivers of this Sacrament? |
A53723 | And doe they continue therein? |
A53723 | Are not the Church of the Jews, before the birth of Christ, and the Church of the Christians since, two Churches? |
A53723 | Are these three one? |
A53723 | Are we not then righteous before God by our own works? |
A53723 | Are wee able of our selves to( 2)( 3) perform it? |
A53723 | Are wee able to doe this of our selves? |
A53723 | Are wee accounted righteous and saved for our Faith, when wee are thus freely called? |
A53723 | Are wee accounted righteous for our faith? |
A53723 | Are wee not freed by Christ from the Magistrates power, and humane authority? |
A53723 | Are wee then wholly freed from the Morall Law? |
A53723 | By what meanes did Jesus Christ undertake the Office of an eternall Priest? |
A53723 | By what meanes doe wee become actuall members of this Church of God? |
A53723 | By what means doth hee perform all this? |
A53723 | By what way may wee bee delivered from this miserable estate? |
A53723 | Can this Church bee wholly overthrown on the earth? |
A53723 | Can wee conceive these things as they are in themselves? |
A53723 | Can wee doe this of our selves? |
A53723 | Concerning which of his creatures chiefly are his decrees to bee considered? |
A53723 | Did Christ undergoe all these? |
A53723 | Did then God give a Law whic ● could not bee kept? |
A53723 | Do the elements remain bread and wine still, after the blessing of them? |
A53723 | Doe we stand in the same Covenant still, and have wee the same power to yeeld obedience unto God? |
A53723 | Doe wee here know God as hee is? |
A53723 | Doth God rule also in and over the sinfull actions of wicked men? |
A53723 | Doth God thus call all and every one? |
A53723 | Doth any thing in us, move the Lord thus to chuse us from amongst others? |
A53723 | Doth the providence of God extend it self to every small thing? |
A53723 | Dyed hee for no other? |
A53723 | For whom doth he make intercession? |
A53723 | For whose sake doth Christ perform all these? |
A53723 | Have all this Faith? |
A53723 | Have they then no way of themselves, to escape the curse and wrath of God? |
A53723 | How are the Elect called, in respect of their obedience unto Christ, and union with him? |
A53723 | How came this weaknesse and disability upon us? |
A53723 | How came wee into this estate, being at the first created in the image of God, in righteousnesse and innocency? |
A53723 | How can Baptisme seale the pardon of all sins to us, all our personall sins following it? |
A53723 | How come wee to bee members of this Church? |
A53723 | How come wee to have this faith? |
A53723 | How come wee to have this saving Faith? |
A53723 | How come wee to know this? |
A53723 | How could the punishment of one, satisfie for the offence of all? |
A53723 | How did Christ procure for us grace, faith, and glory? |
A53723 | How did God send him? |
A53723 | How did the oblation of Christ redeem us from death, and hell? |
A53723 | How did the oblation of Christ, satisfie Gods justice for our sin? |
A53723 | How doe our Sacraments differ from the Sacraments of the Jewes? |
A53723 | How doth God by these Sacraments bestow grace upon us? |
A53723 | How doth hee exercise this Office towards us? |
A53723 | How doth the Law drive us unto Christ? |
A53723 | How is this providence exercised towards mankinde? |
A53723 | How know you them to bee the word of God? |
A53723 | How many are the Offices of Iesus Christ? |
A53723 | How many are the acts of his Kingly power, towards his enemies? |
A53723 | How prove you Jesus Christ to bee truely God? |
A53723 | How prove you that hee was a perfect man? |
A53723 | How was the new Covenant ratifyed in his blood? |
A53723 | In what condition doth Jesus Christ exercise these Offices? |
A53723 | In what doth the exercise of his Priestly office for us chiefely consist? |
A53723 | In what estate or condition doth Christ exercise these Offices? |
A53723 | Is the observation of this Law still required of us? |
A53723 | Is there but one God to whom these properties doe belong? |
A53723 | Is there but one God? |
A53723 | Is there no more required of us, but faith onely? |
A53723 | Is there nothing then required of us, but Faith onely? |
A53723 | Is this holinesse or obedience in us perfect? |
A53723 | Is this whole Church alwayes in the same state? |
A53723 | May not others perform these duties acceptably, as well as those that beleeve? |
A53723 | Of what sort is this union? |
A53723 | Q ▪ What are the Decrees of God concerning us? |
A53723 | Q. Doe not then others beleeve that make profession? |
A53723 | Q. Hath hee these Offices peculiarly by nature? |
A53723 | Q. Whereby doth this oblation doe good unto us? |
A53723 | Q. Wherein doth Christ exercise his propheticall Office towards us? |
A53723 | Q. Wherein doth bee exercise his Kingly power towards us? |
A53723 | Question, WHence is all truth concerning God, and our selves to bee learned? |
A53723 | Shall all mankinde then everlastingly perish? |
A53723 | To whom doth this Sacrament belong? |
A53723 | Vnto whom doe the saving benefits of what Christ performeth in the execution of his Offices belong? |
A53723 | WHat is Christian Religion? |
A53723 | Was it necessary that our Redeemer should bee God? |
A53723 | Was man able to yeeld the service and worship that God required of him? |
A53723 | What are particular Churches? |
A53723 | What are the Attributes of God? |
A53723 | What are the Ordinary Officers of such Churches? |
A53723 | What are the Sacraments, or seales of the new Covenant? |
A53723 | What are the attributes which usually are ascribed to him in his works, or the acts of his will? |
A53723 | What are the chiefe attributes of his beeing? |
A53723 | What are the decrees of God concerning men? |
A53723 | What are the decrees of God? |
A53723 | What are the names of God? |
A53723 | What are the parts of it? |
A53723 | What are the parts of this holinesse? |
A53723 | What are the priviledges of beleevers? |
A53723 | What are the priviledges of those that thus beleeve and repent? |
A53723 | What are the seales of the new Testament? |
A53723 | What are the works of God, that outwardly respect his creatures? |
A53723 | What are the works of God? |
A53723 | What doe the Scriptures teach concerning God? |
A53723 | What doe the Scriptures teach concerning the works of God? |
A53723 | What doe the Scriptures teach that God is? |
A53723 | What doe wee our selves perform in this change or work of our conversion? |
A53723 | What doth it teach of his Person? |
A53723 | What doth the Scripture teach us of Jesus Christ? |
A53723 | What else is held forth in the Word concerning God, that wee ought to know? |
A53723 | What is Baptisme? |
A53723 | What is Baptisme? |
A53723 | What is God in himselfe? |
A53723 | What is Gods actuall providence? |
A53723 | What is Iesus Christ? |
A53723 | What is a justifying Faith? |
A53723 | What is a lively faith? |
A53723 | What is hee unto us? |
A53723 | What is his ruling power in, and over his people? |
A53723 | What is our Christian liberty? |
A53723 | What is our adoption? |
A53723 | What is our union with Christ? |
A53723 | What is our vocation, or this calling of God? |
A53723 | What is repentance? |
A53723 | What is repentance? |
A53723 | What is required from us towards Almighty God? |
A53723 | What is required in the people unto them? |
A53723 | What is required of these Officers, especially the chiefest, or Ministers? |
A53723 | What is that holinesse which is required of us? |
A53723 | What is that holinesse which is required of us? |
A53723 | What is the Church Militant? |
A53723 | What is the Church Triumphant? |
A53723 | What is the Church of Christ? |
A53723 | What is the Church of Christ? |
A53723 | What is the Lords Supper? |
A53723 | What is the Lords Supper? |
A53723 | What is the Scripture? |
A53723 | What is the communion of Saints? |
A53723 | What is the communion of Saints? |
A53723 | What is the decree of Reprobation? |
A53723 | What is the decree of election? |
A53723 | What is the distinguishing property of the person of the Father? |
A53723 | What is the end of all this dispensation? |
A53723 | What is the intercession of Christ? |
A53723 | What is the oblation of Christ? |
A53723 | What is the property of the Son? |
A53723 | What is the work of creation? |
A53723 | What is this new Covenant? |
A53723 | What mean you by Person? |
A53723 | What of the Holy Ghost? |
A53723 | What shall become of them for whom Christ dyed not? |
A53723 | What then is our justification, or righteousnesse before God? |
A53723 | What was that punishment? |
A53723 | What was the ransome that Christ paid for us? |
A53723 | What was the rule, whereby man was at first to bee directed in his obedience? |
A53723 | What way was this? |
A53723 | What were the actions of our Saviour to bee imitated by us? |
A53723 | What were the words of Christ? |
A53723 | When did Christ appoint this Sacrament? |
A53723 | Whence is it to bee learned? |
A53723 | Whence is the right use of it to bee learned? |
A53723 | Whereby is God chiefely made known unto us in the word? |
A53723 | Wherefore did God make man? |
A53723 | Wherefore was our Redeemer to bee man? |
A53723 | Wherein chiefly consists the outward providence of God towards his Church? |
A53723 | Wherein consisteth the state of Christs humiliation? |
A53723 | Wherein consists his exaltation? |
A53723 | Wherein did that hurt us their posterity? |
A53723 | Wherein doth his execution of this Office consist? |
A53723 | Wherein doth the Kingly Office of Christ consist? |
A53723 | Wherein doth the beeing of true Repentance consist, without which it is not acceptable? |
A53723 | Wherein doth the curse of God consist? |
A53723 | Wherein doth the propheticall Office of Christ consist? |
A53723 | Whereto then doth the Law now serve? |
A53723 | Which are these Sacraments? |
A53723 | Which bee they? |
A53723 | Which is the Law that God gave man at first to fulfill? |
A53723 | Will God accept of that obedience which falls so short of what hee requireth? |
A89645 | & c. Why am I alwayes in Jeopardy of my life? |
A89645 | & c. of God as plenifully appeare, in making all other creatures, as in man? |
A89645 | Ananias and Saphira, may have for a time an outward fellowship with the Apostles? |
A89645 | And how are we justified by the same? |
A89645 | And how is it wrought? |
A89645 | And if he say, what must we pray for the Gentiles, for our Governours are no Jewes? |
A89645 | And if men be justified, and their sinnes be forgiven before they repent; then what need have men to repent at all? |
A89645 | And if the dead rise not, why do I put my self to paine? |
A89645 | And is it not then just with God, to render to every man according to his workes? |
A89645 | And to what end was all this? |
A89645 | And what doe you understand, when he makes himself known by the name of Holy Ghost, or Holy Spirit? |
A89645 | But doth not God give us other helpes also, to build us up in grace and holinesse? |
A89645 | But doth not God promise in the new Covenant, to write his Lawes in their hearts, and in their mindes? |
A89645 | But doth not the Scripture say, that Abraham was justified by works? |
A89645 | But doth not the Scripture say, that we are justified by faith? |
A89645 | But how could God justly punish,( and that so severely) the Posterity of Adam for his sin? |
A89645 | But how did God take the matter? |
A89645 | But how is Christ Gods elect? |
A89645 | But if thou shew no sign, nor work no great work, why should we hearken to thee, or believe in thee? |
A89645 | But is not God in all men? |
A89645 | But is not the Law, even in the terrors of it, a good meanes to drive men to Christ? |
A89645 | But who are they? |
A89645 | Could not the glory of God shine forth sufficiently, without the work of creation? |
A89645 | Did Adam find and enjoy the wisdome and happiness the Devil told him of? |
A89645 | Did God appoint man any imployment? |
A89645 | Did God give them any other Lawes besides this Law of the ten Cammandments? |
A89645 | Did God lay any penalty upon him in case he disobeyed? |
A89645 | Did the Lord impose any law upon Adam, or was he left to his own will? |
A89645 | Did the guilt of this sin, and the punishment due to the same, lye and remain onely upon Adam, or did it extend also to his Posterity? |
A89645 | Did they not run with the world, into every excesse of riot? |
A89645 | Did they not saile with every wind, turne with every tide? |
A89645 | Doth it not from all these places appear very plain, that repentance is necessarily required, as a meanes, or at least a condition of life? |
A89645 | For what other resurrection or judgement can there be? |
A89645 | How can the Scriptures, being but the writings of men, be of any force to help us grow in grace? |
A89645 | How could the Law, being so pure and holy, occasion or stir up the enmity that is in mens minds against God? |
A89645 | How did God take the matter at Adams hand? |
A89645 | How doe you know that there is a God? |
A89645 | How many Gods be there? |
A89645 | How say you then, that salvation is peculiar onely to them who doe believe? |
A89645 | How say you then, that some go into condemnation? |
A89645 | How then are the Saintsfreed from the Law? |
A89645 | How was it possible, that man being so wise and holy, could so much forget his loyalty to his Maker, and seek for glory in a sinful way? |
A89645 | If men can not pray unill they be moved, or quickened thereunto by the Spirit: how then shall it be known when the Spirit moves? |
A89645 | In what condition and estate was man created? |
A89645 | Is not Baptisme of great use in these dayes of the Gospel? |
A89645 | Is not he one and the same, and doth not he infinitely comprehend all things in himself? |
A89645 | Is the Law then of no use to Believers, or the Elect? |
A89645 | Is there a God then? |
A89645 | It may seem then, that God did lay a necessity of sinning upon Adam, seeing he is so much glorified by his sin? |
A89645 | Nay, Why do I dye daily? |
A89645 | Now if this be a truth, how then say some among you, that there is no resurrection of the dead? |
A89645 | Now what can be added to good things, or how can good things believe? |
A89645 | Or how can God be said to respect persons? |
A89645 | Or how may sinfull men be said to be justified, or made righteous before God? |
A89645 | Or was the Covenant wholly comprehended in it? |
A89645 | Or who doth he here speak of? |
A89645 | Or why is it called a( new) Covenant? |
A89645 | Q But were they acquainted with this promise, or were they ignorant of it? |
A89645 | Q Is there then such danger in sin? |
A89645 | Q. Doth the Law occasion such an enmity or hatred in the Elect also? |
A89645 | Q. Mans condition was now miserable indeed, but had he neither Will nor Power to help himself? |
A89645 | The Law, or Commandement, being ordained of God unto life; How then did it become uselesse and void? |
A89645 | To what purpose? |
A89645 | Was Adam fully restored( by vertue of this Promise) unto that happy condition which at first he enjoyed? |
A89645 | Was he well pleased with them for this thing? |
A89645 | Was it sin or Christ that cryed out, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? |
A89645 | Was man fully able to obey God, and keep his law? |
A89645 | Was mans outward estate any way changed by his sin? |
A89645 | Was not the Covenant of grace contained in the Law, and were not the believing Israelites under the Covenant of grace? |
A89645 | Was there no other course to be taken, nor any other means to be used, to reconcile God and man? |
A89645 | Was this Law given, and this Covenant made with the Israelites or seed of Abraham according to the flesh; or did it concern the Gentiles also? |
A89645 | Were all men( without exception) in this weak and low condition? |
A89645 | Were none of them able to keep the Law? |
A89645 | What advantage is all this to me if there be no reward, no resurrection? |
A89645 | What conceive you of God when he makes himself known by the name of Father? |
A89645 | What conceive you of him when he makes forth himself by the name of Sonne? |
A89645 | What is God? |
A89645 | What is Prayer? |
A89645 | What is faith? |
A89645 | What is justification? |
A89645 | What is sanctification? |
A89645 | What is the Devil? |
A89645 | What is the Gospel? |
A89645 | What is the end of Catechizing? |
A89645 | What mean you by resurrection, if you mean a resurrection of the body? |
A89645 | What say you of the Sacraments? |
A89645 | What say you then of the Lords Supper, is not that an Ordinance of Christ to be used now in the time of the Gospel? |
A89645 | What then is this new Covenant? |
A89645 | What was mans condition after he had sinned? |
A89645 | What was the inward or Spiritual part of this Covenant? |
A89645 | What was the outward part of the Covenant, and the promises which belonged to the same? |
A89645 | What were those Ordinances and Services of the Law, or Covenant? |
A89645 | Whereby it appeares, that his death was an undertaking for all, good and bad, wicked rich men that saw no need of him; Where then is the difference? |
A89645 | Who doth not see here an act of the whole man? |
A89645 | Why did God appear in such a terrible manner at the giving of the Law? |
A89645 | Why did God make the world? |
A89645 | Why do I suffer reproaches, stripes, imprisonments, watchings, fastings? |
A89645 | Why so? |
A89645 | Why, what was the reason? |
A89645 | Yea, saith he, know you not that your bodies are the members of Christ, and the temples of the holy Ghost? |
A89645 | Yet those words can have no relation to mens persons, for if they have, what will then become of all men? |
A89645 | and how can good things stand in need of remission of sins? |
A89645 | and how would s errors, heresies, lyes and falshoods, run into holes to hide themselves? |
A89645 | for what man is there, which hath not one or other of these sins in him? |
A89645 | how would our heavenly Father be glorified? |
A89645 | how would truth be advanced, and appear like it selfe? |
A89645 | is it lawfull to pray for them? |
A89645 | or be sprinkled with the bloud of Jesus, or have remission of sins? |
A89645 | or which, or when, is the most convenient, and fittest time for prayer? |
A89645 | with what sweet imbraces should we receive, and injoy each other? |
A53735 | 2. Who have a right unto this Sacrament? |
A53735 | 3. Who is this you call his own Son? |
A53735 | 6. Who are to be 4 5 receivers of this Sacrament? |
A53735 | And do they continue therein? |
A53735 | Are all men born in this estate? |
A53735 | Are me able to do this of our selves? |
A53735 | Are not the Church of the 6 Jews, before the Birth of Christ, and the Church of the Christians since, two Churches? |
A53735 | Are these three one? |
A53735 | Are we able of our selves to 2 3 perform it? |
A53735 | Are we accounted Righteous for our Faith? |
A53735 | Are we accounted righteous and saved for our Faith, when we are thus freely called? |
A53735 | Are we not freed by Christ from the Magistrates Power, and humane Authority? |
A53735 | Are we not then righteous before God, by our own Works? |
A53735 | Are we then wholly freed from the Moral Law? |
A53735 | By what means did Jesus Christ undertake the Office of an eternal Priest? |
A53735 | By what means do we become actual Members of this Church of God? |
A53735 | By what means doth he perform all this? |
A53735 | Can this Church be wholly overthrown on the Earth? |
A53735 | Can we conceive these things as they are in themselves? |
A53735 | Can we do this of our selves? |
A53735 | Concerning which of his Creatures chiefly are his decrees to be considered? |
A53735 | Did Christ undergo all these? |
A53735 | Did then God give a Law which could not be kept? |
A53735 | Do not then others believe that make profession? |
A53735 | Do the elements remain Bread and wine still, after the blessing of them? |
A53735 | Do we here know God as he is? |
A53735 | Do we stand in the same Covenant still, and have we the same power to yield obedience unto God? |
A53735 | Doth God rule also in and over the sinful actions of wicked men? |
A53735 | Doth God thus call all and every one? |
A53735 | Doth any thing in us move the Lord thus to chuse us from amongst others? |
A53735 | Doth the providence of God extend it self to every small thing? |
A53735 | Dyed he for no other? |
A53735 | For whom doth he make Intercession? |
A53735 | For whose sake doth Christ perform all these? |
A53735 | Hath he these Offices peculiar by Nature? |
A53735 | Have all this Faith? |
A53735 | Have they then no way of themselves to escape the curse and wrath of God? |
A53735 | How are the Elect called, in respect of their Obedience unto Christ, and Union with him? |
A53735 | How came this weakness and disability upon us? |
A53735 | How came we into this Estate, being at the first created in the image of God, in righteousness and innocency? |
A53735 | How came we to know this? |
A53735 | How can Baptisme seal the pardon of all Sins to us, all our personal Sins following it? |
A53735 | How come we to be Members of this Church? |
A53735 | How come we to have this faith? |
A53735 | How come we to have this saving Faith? |
A53735 | How could the punishment of one, satisfie for the offence of all? |
A53735 | How did Christ procure for us Grace, Faith, and Glory? |
A53735 | How did God send him? |
A53735 | How did the oblation of Christ redeem us from Death, and Hell? |
A53735 | How do our Sacraments differ from the Sacraments of the Jews? |
A53735 | How doth God by these Sacraments bestow Grace upon us? |
A53735 | How doth he exercise this Office towards us? |
A53735 | How doth the Law drive us unto Christ? |
A53735 | How is this providence exercised towards Mankind? |
A53735 | How know you them to be the word of God? |
A53735 | How many are the Offices of Jesus Christ? |
A53735 | How many are the acts of his Kingly power, towards his Enemies? |
A53735 | How prove you Jesus Christ to be truely God? |
A53735 | How prove you that he was a perfect man? |
A53735 | How was the new Covenant ratified in his Blood? |
A53735 | In first, his Resurrection? |
A53735 | In what condition doth Jesus Christ exercise these Offices? |
A53735 | In what doth the exercise of his Priestly Office for us chiefly consist? |
A53735 | In what estate or condition doth Christ exercise these Offices? |
A53735 | Is the observation of this Law still required of us? |
A53735 | Is there but one God to whom these Properties do belong? |
A53735 | Is there but one God? |
A53735 | Is there no more required of us, but Faith onely? |
A53735 | Is there nothing then required of us, but Faith onely? |
A53735 | Is this holiness or obedience in us perfect? |
A53735 | Is this whole Church always in the same state? |
A53735 | May not others perform these Dunes acceptably, as well as those that believe? |
A53735 | Of Faith? |
A53735 | Of the Sacraments of the new Covenant in particular, a holy right whereunto, is the fourth priviledge of Believers? |
A53735 | Of what sort is this Union? |
A53735 | Q What are the Decrees of God concerning us? |
A53735 | Q. Wherein doth Christ exercise his prophetical Office towards us? |
A53735 | Q. Wherein doth he exercise his Kingly Power towards us? |
A53735 | Question, WHence is all Truth concerning God, and our selves to be learned? |
A53735 | Shall all mankind then everlastingly perish? |
A53735 | That they are of two sorts; first, internal 1 in his Counsel, Decrees, and purposes towards his Creatures? |
A53735 | To whom doth this Sacrament belong? |
A53735 | Unto whom do the saving Benefits of what Christ performeth in the Execution of his Offices belong? |
A53735 | VVhat are the Sacraments, or Seals of the new Covenant? |
A53735 | VVhat are the decrees of God concerning men? |
A53735 | VVhat are the decrees of God? |
A53735 | VVhat are the priviledges of those that thus believe and repent? |
A53735 | VVhat is the decree of Reprobation? |
A53735 | VVhich be they? |
A53735 | WHat is Christian Religion? |
A53735 | Was it necessary that our Redeemer should be God? |
A53735 | Was man able to yield the service and worship that God required of him? |
A53735 | What are particular Churches? |
A53735 | What are the Attributes of God? |
A53735 | What are the Attributes which usually are ascribed to him in his Works, or the Acts of his Will? |
A53735 | What are the Names of God? |
A53735 | What are the Seals of the new Testament? |
A53735 | What are the Works of God? |
A53735 | What are the chief Attributes of his Being? |
A53735 | What are the ordinary Officers of such Churches? |
A53735 | What are the parts of it? |
A53735 | What are the parts of this holiness? |
A53735 | What are the works of God, that outwardly respect his Creatures? |
A53735 | What do the Scriptures teach concerning God? |
A53735 | What do the Scriptures teach concerning the Works of God? |
A53735 | What do the Scriptures teach that God is? |
A53735 | What do we our selves perform in this change or work of our conversion? |
A53735 | What doth it teach of his Person? |
A53735 | What doth the Scripture teach us of Jesus Christ? |
A53735 | What else is held forth in the Word concerning God, that we ought to know? |
A53735 | What is Baptism? |
A53735 | What is Baptisme? |
A53735 | What is God in himself? |
A53735 | What is Gods actual providence? |
A53735 | What is He unto us? |
A53735 | What is Jesus Christ? |
A53735 | What is Repentance? |
A53735 | What is Repentance? |
A53735 | What is a justifying Faith? |
A53735 | What is a lively Faith? |
A53735 | What is his ruling power in, and over his People? |
A53735 | What is our Christian liberty? |
A53735 | What is our Union with Christ? |
A53735 | What is our Vocation, or this calling of God? |
A53735 | What is our adoption? |
A53735 | What is required from us towards Almighty God? |
A53735 | What is required in the People unto them? |
A53735 | What is required of these Officers, especially the chiefest, or Ministers? |
A53735 | What is that Holiness which is required of us? |
A53735 | What is that holiness which is required of us? |
A53735 | What is the Church Militant? |
A53735 | What is the Church Triumphant? |
A53735 | What is the Church of Christ? |
A53735 | What is the Church of Christ? |
A53735 | What is the Communion of Saints? |
A53735 | What is the Communion of Saints? |
A53735 | What is the Lord Supper? |
A53735 | What is the Lord''s Supper? |
A53735 | What is the Resurrection of the Flesh? |
A53735 | What is the Scripture? |
A53735 | What is the decree of election? |
A53735 | What is the distinguishing property of the Person of the Father? |
A53735 | What is the end of all this Dispensation? |
A53735 | What is the end of this whole Dispensation? |
A53735 | What is the intercession of Christ? |
A53735 | What is the oblation of Christ? |
A53735 | What is the property of the Son? |
A53735 | What is the work of Creation? |
A53735 | What is this new Covenant? |
A53735 | What mean you by Person? |
A53735 | What of the Holy Ghost? |
A53735 | What shall become of them for whom Christ dyed not? |
A53735 | What then is our Justification, or Righteousness before God? |
A53735 | What was that punishment? |
A53735 | What was the ransome that Christ paid for us? |
A53735 | What was the rule, whereby Man was at first to be directed in his obedience? |
A53735 | What way was this? |
A53735 | What were the actions of our Saviour to be imitated by us? |
A53735 | What were the words of Christ? |
A53735 | When did Christ appoint this Sacrament? |
A53735 | Whence is it to be learned? |
A53735 | Whereby doth this oblation do good unto us? |
A53735 | Whereby is God chiefly made known unto us in the Word? |
A53735 | Wherefore did God make man? |
A53735 | Wherefore was our Redeemer to be Man? |
A53735 | Wherein chiefly consists the outward providence of God towards his Church? |
A53735 | Wherein consisteth the state of Christ''s humiliation? |
A53735 | Wherein consists his exaltation? |
A53735 | Wherein did that hurt us their Posterity? |
A53735 | Wherein doth his execution of this Office consist? |
A53735 | Wherein doth the Kingly Office of Christ consist? |
A53735 | Wherein doth the being of true Repentance consist, without which it is not acceptable? |
A53735 | Wherein doth the curse of God consist? |
A53735 | Wherein doth the prophetical Office of Christ consist? |
A53735 | Whereto then doth the Law now serve? |
A53735 | Which are these Sacraments? |
A53735 | Which is the Law that God gave man at first to fulfill? |
A53735 | Will God accept of that obedience which falls so short of what he requireth? |
A47179 | Are Angels and Saints to be prayed unto? |
A47179 | Are Images to be made use of in the worship of God? |
A47179 | Are any justified before true faith and repentance is wrought in them? |
A47179 | Are the Infant Children of Believers, by virtue of God''s promise, within the Covenant of grace, together with their Parents? |
A47179 | Are there any more than one God? |
A47179 | Are they not also the word of God? |
A47179 | Are they not the same contained in the holy Scriptures, excepting the Ceremonial part, and some other Laws peculiar to the Jews? |
A47179 | Are they the words of God? |
A47179 | Are they then a full and compleat Rule of the whole Duty of Man? |
A47179 | But some say, it was not outward Baptisme with Water that is there commanded, but the inward Baptisme with the Spirit? |
A47179 | By what Covenant then are they saved who are the Heirs of Salvation? |
A47179 | By whom are Baptisme and the Supper to be administred? |
A47179 | By whom did God Create and make all things? |
A47179 | CAN any Men be saved, whether Jews or Gentiles, simply by the Works of the Law? |
A47179 | Did Christ''s Body really partake of Mary''s Substance? |
A47179 | Did he give them a Law of Obedience? |
A47179 | Did he need any Cloaths before he sinned? |
A47179 | Did they transgress that Command? |
A47179 | Do the Souls of Men die with the Body? |
A47179 | Do then the good works and holy living of the Saints by sincere obedience please God, and are they accepted of him and rewarded by him? |
A47179 | For whom are we to pray? |
A47179 | HOW did Christ perform the Office of a Priest? |
A47179 | HOW many Offices hath Christ? |
A47179 | HOw doth Christ perform his Kingly Office? |
A47179 | Had Man died the bodily Death, if he had not sinned? |
A47179 | Have not Men some knowledg of God, without the Scriptures? |
A47179 | How are Believers justified by the righteousness and obedience of Christ wrought by him, without them, and imputed unto them? |
A47179 | How are we to pray, and give thanks so as to be accepted? |
A47179 | How can that be, when they fall short of that perfection which the Law requires? |
A47179 | How can two such Natures be one Christ? |
A47179 | How did it appear that the Man Jesus, born of Mary was that Prophet? |
A47179 | How doth Christ perform the Office of a Prophet? |
A47179 | How doth he perform his Kingly Office over the Heirs of Salvation, and his Church? |
A47179 | How doth it appear, that Baptisme with Water is an Institution and Ordinance of Christ? |
A47179 | How doth it require them? |
A47179 | How doth the Providence of God extend to the evil Actions of Men and Devils? |
A47179 | How had they that Doctrin outwardly conveyed unto them? |
A47179 | How hath he a Kingly Power and Government over the evil Angels, and Devils, and evil Men? |
A47179 | How is Christ Jesus the object of faith, for remission of sin, justification, regeneration and sanctification? |
A47179 | How is Christ a Priest for ever? |
A47179 | How is faith wrought in God''s ordinary way in Men? |
A47179 | How is that preparation obtained? |
A47179 | How is that promise fulfilled? |
A47179 | How is then the Word distinguished? |
A47179 | How many Natures hath Christ Jesus? |
A47179 | How ought Persons to be prepared for the receiving the Lords Supper? |
A47179 | How then doth it require them? |
A47179 | How was Christ the Son of David and Abraham? |
A47179 | How was the Doctrin of Salvation made known to Men, before the Scriptures were writ? |
A47179 | In what Estate did he make them? |
A47179 | Is Christ to come from Heaven to Judge both the Quick and the Dead? |
A47179 | Is God and Christ in all Men, both Believers and Unbelievers? |
A47179 | Is God any Body, or hath he any Parts or Passions? |
A47179 | Is fasting at times a Christian Duty? |
A47179 | Is it not as he is both God and Man, and as being Man, as he dyed for us, and rose again, and is in Heaven, our Advocate and Mediator with the Father? |
A47179 | Is it not false to call the Scriptures the Word; for the Scriptures are not Christ, but testifie of him? |
A47179 | May we not therefore be taught in words what to pray, as well as what to believe? |
A47179 | Of what parts did they consist? |
A47179 | Of what service are the promises contained in the Scripture to the faithful? |
A47179 | On which day were they made? |
A47179 | Ought not great care be taken by all, to have their hearts in some prepared frame in order to Prayer? |
A47179 | Q. Doth God write those Laws of the new Covenant in the hearts of his People, without all use of outward means? |
A47179 | Q. Doth the Gospel and Covenant of Grace require holiness of Life, and good Works? |
A47179 | Q. Doth the Gospel contain not only Promises, but also Commands of God and of Christ? |
A47179 | Q. Doth the Providence of God extend to all the Creatures, from the greatest to the least, and to all the Actions of Men and Angels? |
A47179 | Q. Doth the holy Scripture contain all things belonging to Faith and Practice? |
A47179 | Q. Hath Christ a Kingly Power and Government over the Angels both good and bad? |
A47179 | Q. Hath he not many other Offices; as Head; Husband, Mediator, Advocate, Bishop, Shepherd, Captain, Physician? |
A47179 | Q. Whence came the Holy Scriptures? |
A47179 | Q. Whence come all Men and Women of all Nations? |
A47179 | Q. Wherein doth the Communion of the Faithful consist? |
A47179 | The essential Word is Christ, but the Doctrinal Word that was first spoken, and then committed to writing, is that contained in the holy Scriptures? |
A47179 | WHO is the Redeemer of lost Men? |
A47179 | WHat are the Laws that God doth write in the hearts of the faithful, as he has promised in the new Covenant? |
A47179 | WHat doth the Scripture teach us concerning God? |
A47179 | WHat is the Catholick- Church? |
A47179 | WHat is the Christian Religion? |
A47179 | WHich are God''s Works of Creation? |
A47179 | Was his Manhood- nature Created, and doth it consist of a created Soul and Body? |
A47179 | Was his rising from the Dead, and ascending into Heaven, and his being set down at the right Hand of God, Acts of his Kingly Office and Power? |
A47179 | Was it any difficulty to God, to Create and make all things? |
A47179 | Was it needful that he should be both God and Man, in one Person, to perform all these his three Offices? |
A47179 | Was the Priesthood of Christ foretold by any of the Prophets? |
A47179 | Was the Soul of the Earth as the Body was? |
A47179 | Were none ever saved, nor can be saved by the Terms of the Covenant of Works, do and live? |
A47179 | Were not the High Priests under the Law, Types of Christ our High Priest under the Gospel? |
A47179 | What Acts of Kingly Power did Christ shew forth on Earth before his Passion? |
A47179 | What Blood is that which Christ hath redeemed us with, and by which we are justified, cleansed and sanctified? |
A47179 | What are the best marks of the true Church? |
A47179 | What are the things for which we are chiefly to pray? |
A47179 | What did that Transgression bring upon them? |
A47179 | What doth chiefly move us to believe the Truth of them, and that they are given by divine Inspiration? |
A47179 | What doth give us the spiritual and saving Understanding of them? |
A47179 | What doth the Scripture further teach us concerning God? |
A47179 | What is Faith towards the Lord Jesus Christ? |
A47179 | What is Repentance? |
A47179 | What is meant by the Serpents bruising his heel? |
A47179 | What is meant by the Woman''s Seed bruising the Serpent''s Head? |
A47179 | What is required in the Covenant of Grace on our part, that we may partake of the Benefits of Christ''s Redemption and Mediation? |
A47179 | What is the Eternal Life, that all the Faithful hope to attain unto, according to God''s promise? |
A47179 | What is the Gospel of Salvation? |
A47179 | What is the chief end and use of Baptisme with Water? |
A47179 | What is the chief end and use of the Supper? |
A47179 | What is the chief moving cause to true Gospel Repentance? |
A47179 | What is the difference betwixt the manner of God and Christ, their Operations and Manifestations, in Be ● ● ● vers and Unbelievers? |
A47179 | What is the difference betwixt the writing of the Law, in the hearts of Unbelievers, and Heathens, and that writing in the hearts of the faithful? |
A47179 | What is the first promise that was given to Men, concerning Christ, and Salvation by him? |
A47179 | What is the nature of true saving faith, and how is it evidenced? |
A47179 | What is the summ of the moral Law? |
A47179 | What is understood by his resting on the seventh Day? |
A47179 | What other Effects brought their Sin into the World? |
A47179 | What place in the Old Testament did show that he was to give Light to the Gentiles? |
A47179 | What place of Scripture in the Old Testament, did show that Christ the promised Messiah should be a Prophet, whom all were to hear? |
A47179 | What places in the New Testament hold forth Christ to be a Priest and our High Priest? |
A47179 | What places in the Old Testament did foretell of his Kingly Office and Government? |
A47179 | What proof is there in Scripture, for the practise of the Supper, by the outward Elements of Bread and Wine with Prayer and Thanksgiving? |
A47179 | What signifieth the Names Jesus and Christ? |
A47179 | What then is the true sense of the imputation of Christ''s righteousness unto Believers? |
A47179 | What things are to be known and believed by us? |
A47179 | What things are to be practised by us? |
A47179 | What things did the Prophets chiefly bare witness unto, and deliver as their Message? |
A47179 | What use hath it to the Heathen and Unbeliever? |
A47179 | What use hath it to true Believers and Christians? |
A47179 | What was that Death? |
A47179 | What was to be performed by Christ on his part, by Virtue of this Covenant? |
A47179 | When was this Covenant made betwixt God the Father, and Jesus Christ the Son? |
A47179 | When will the time be that he will so come? |
A47179 | Where are these things taught us? |
A47179 | Where did God place them? |
A47179 | Who was the Serpent that Tempted the Woman to eat of the forbidden Fruit? |
A47179 | Why can they not? |
A47179 | Why did God forbid them to eat of that Tree? |
A47179 | Why hath not God pleased to reveal the particular time of it? |
A47179 | Why is Christ called the Seed of the Woman? |
A47179 | Why was he to be born of a Virgin? |
A47179 | Why was it necessary that he should dye for our Sins? |
A47179 | Will his coming and appearance be without us in his glorified Body and true Manhood- nature? |
A47179 | With whom is the Covenant of Grace made? |
A47179 | are they equally righteous with him, or are they without all spot or sault before God, while they have sinful imperfections in them? |
A64670 | By what meanes are you to receive Christ? |
A64670 | Did God leave man in this wofull estate? |
A64670 | Did God then before he made man, determine to save some,& reject others? |
A64670 | Did man continue in that obedience, whiche he did owe unto God? |
A64670 | Doth the Godhead of the Father beget the God- head of the Son? |
A64670 | Foure What duty is imployed in the fir ● t commandement? |
A64670 | Hath this administration of the Gospell been alwayes after the same manner? |
A64670 | Holy writings indited by God Himselfe, for the perfect instruction of his Church What gather you of this that God is the Author of those writings? |
A64670 | How are these Censures exercised? |
A64670 | How are we said to be justified by Faith? |
A64670 | How are we to conceive of God in regard of his Perfection? |
A64670 | How are you to consider of Gods Providence? |
A64670 | How commeth it to passe that there should be this diversitie of Persons in the Godhead? |
A64670 | How did Christ perform that righteousnesse which Gods law requireth of mā? |
A64670 | How did God make man at the beginning? |
A64670 | How did he beare the punishment which was due unto man for breaking Gods Law? |
A64670 | How did sinne enter? |
A64670 | How do you distinguish the foure Commandements which belong unto the first Table? |
A64670 | How doe you break Gods Commandements? |
A64670 | How doe you distinguish the six Commandements belonging to the second Table? |
A64670 | How doth He rule His Subjects? |
A64670 | How is God free from all measure of time? |
A64670 | How is God infinite in regard of place? |
A64670 | How is He God Almighty? |
A64670 | How is he present every where? |
A64670 | How is the Grace of God effectually communicated to the Elect, of whom the Catholike Church doth consist? |
A64670 | How is the state of mankinde ordered? |
A64670 | How is this done by a Sacrament? |
A64670 | How many Comm ● ndements belong to this Table? |
A64670 | How many Gods are there? |
A64670 | How many kindes bee there of this judgement? |
A64670 | How many kindes of Sacraments be there? |
A64670 | How many men were created at the beginning? |
A64670 | How many natures be there in Christ? |
A64670 | How many natures be there in Christ? |
A64670 | How many persons hath he? |
A64670 | How sh ● ll the dead appeare before the judgement seate of Christ? |
A64670 | How shall the quicke appeare? |
A64670 | How sheweth he justice in his Word? |
A64670 | How sheweth he justice in his deeds? |
A64670 | How then must sinfull man looke to be justified in the sight of God? |
A64670 | How was Christ to pay the price which was due for the sinne of mankind? |
A64670 | How was the decree made? |
A64670 | If all mankind be subject to this damnation, how then shall any man be saved? |
A64670 | In the other there is further required, a lively faith bringing forth fruit of true holines Is it in mans power to attaine this Faith and Holinesse? |
A64670 | In what manner had all things the beginning? |
A64670 | In what regard is man said to be made according to the likenesse and Image of God? |
A64670 | In what respect doe you call Gods Essence infinite? |
A64670 | In what sort doth God know all things? |
A64670 | In what sort is the conscience thus distempered? |
A64670 | Is there no distinction to be made among them that thus receive Christ? |
A64670 | May the good Angels fall hereafter? |
A64670 | Of whom doth the visible Church cons ● st? |
A64670 | Shall the wicked Angels ever recover teeir first estate? |
A64670 | Shew how the principall powers of the soule are defiled by this corruption of our nature? |
A64670 | The father e, who begetteth the Son: Which is the second? |
A64670 | Thus much of Gods nature, what are we to consider in his Kingdome? |
A64670 | VVhat are the Sacramēts ordained by Christ in the New Testament? |
A64670 | VVhat are you to consider in CHRIST the Mediatour of this Covenant? |
A64670 | VVhat call you the generall judgement? |
A64670 | VVhat call you the particular judgement? |
A64670 | VVhat doth the nourishmrnt, which our body receiveth( by vertue of this outward meat) seal ūto us? |
A64670 | VVhat doth the r ● ceiving of the Bread, and VVine represent? |
A64670 | VVhat is Repentance? |
A64670 | VVhat is required of man for obtaining the benefits of the Gospell? |
A64670 | VVhat is the first maine benefit which we doe get by thus receiving Christ? |
A64670 | VVhat is the four ● h? |
A64670 | VVhat is the sixth? |
A64670 | VVhat shall bee the state of man in the world to come? |
A64670 | VVhat shall follow this? |
A64670 | VVherein standeth this justification? |
A64670 | VVhy must Christ bee God? |
A64670 | WHat certaine rule have we left us for our direction in the knowledge of the true Religion whereby we must be saved? |
A64670 | WHat sure grounds have we to build our Religion upon? |
A64670 | Was this the sinne of Adam, and Eve alone; or are wee also guilty of the same? |
A64670 | Wh ● t followed upon this sinne? |
A64670 | What Commandement belongeth to the second kinde? |
A64670 | What Commandements belong to this Table? |
A64670 | What Commandements do belong unto the first kinde? |
A64670 | What Seale did God use for the strengthning of his Covenant? |
A64670 | What are principal creatures which were ordained unto an everlasting condition? |
A64670 | What are the Properties thereof? |
A64670 | What are the Sacraments of this Ministry? |
A64670 | What are the branches of this Reconciliation? |
A64670 | What are the che ● fe parts of this Law? |
A64670 | What are the curses they are subject to in this life? |
A64670 | What are the duties which concerne the outward means of Gods worship? |
A64670 | What are the duties ● ppertaining to the first kinde? |
A64670 | What are the kinds of actuall sinn ●? |
A64670 | What are the parts of his Priestly Office? |
A64670 | What are the parts of repentance? |
A64670 | What are the parts of the outward Ministry? |
A64670 | What are the principall parts of this Ministerie? |
A64670 | What are we to consider in Christ our Mediator? |
A64670 | What are we to consider in Gods nature? |
A64670 | What be parts of Sanctification? |
A64670 | What be the generall heads of Religion, which in these holy writings are delivered unto us? |
A64670 | What be the principall points of the word of this Ministery? |
A64670 | What bee the parts thereof? |
A64670 | What befell Angels after their Creation? |
A64670 | What did God before the world was made? |
A64670 | What did God threaten vnto man if hee did sinne, and breake his Commandements? |
A64670 | What did the Tree of Knowledge of good and evill signifie? |
A64670 | What did the Tree of life signifie? |
A64670 | What doe you call Persons in the Godhead? |
A64670 | What doe you call a visible Church? |
A64670 | What doe you call the life of God? |
A64670 | What doe you consider in Gods Essence or being? |
A64670 | What doe you understand by Censures? |
A64670 | What doe you understand by Faith? |
A64670 | What doth the being under the water, aad the freeing from it againe, represent? |
A64670 | What doth the breaking of the Bread, and powring out of the Wine represent? |
A64670 | What doth the clensing of the body ● epresent? |
A64670 | What doth the elements of Bread and Wine in the Lords supper represent unto us? |
A64670 | What doth the elements of water in Baptisme, represent unto us? |
A64670 | What doth the fourth Commandement require? |
A64670 | What doth the ninth Commandement require? |
A64670 | What doth the sixt Commandement injoyne? |
A64670 | What dutie is injoyned in the Second Commandement? |
A64670 | What followeth from this? |
A64670 | What gather you of the comparing this infinitenes and simplicity( or singlenesse) of Gods nature, with his life and motion? |
A64670 | What gather you of this that God hath no parts nor qualities? |
A64670 | What is Adoption? |
A64670 | What is Baptisme? |
A64670 | What is God? |
A64670 | What is His Propheticall Office? |
A64670 | What is Iustification? |
A64670 | What is Reconciliation? |
A64670 | What is Sanctifica ● ● ● n? |
A64670 | What is a Sacrament? |
A64670 | What is a Sacrament? |
A64670 | What is inioyned in the third commandement? |
A64670 | What is offered unto man in this n ● w cov ● nant? |
A64670 | What is required in the seventh Commandement? |
A64670 | What is required of Christ for the satisfaction of Gods justice? |
A64670 | What is that holinesse which accompanieth this justifying faith? |
A64670 | What is that which concerneth Angels? |
A64670 | What is the Intercession of Christ? |
A64670 | What is the Kingly office? |
A64670 | What is the Lords Supper? |
A64670 | What is the Office of Christ? |
A64670 | What is the Office of Christ? |
A64670 | What is the Word? |
A64670 | What is the body? |
A64670 | What is the bond of this union? |
A64670 | What is the death that followeth this miserable life? |
A64670 | What is the death which all men are subject unto, by reason of these sinnes? |
A64670 | What is the direction of that obedience which God requireth of man? |
A64670 | What is the fift? |
A64670 | What is the first of these Covenants? |
A64670 | What is the first poine of Religion, you are to learne out of GODS Sacred word? |
A64670 | What is the first? |
A64670 | What is the nature of Angels? |
A64670 | What is the nature of man? |
A64670 | What is the new Administration of the Gospell? |
A64670 | What is the outward meanes whereby the Gospell is offered unto mankinde? |
A64670 | What is the second Covenant? |
A64670 | What is the second? |
A64670 | What is the soule? |
A64670 | What is the state of the Soule of man, as soone as hee departeth out of this life? |
A64670 | What is the summe of the Law? |
A64670 | What is the summe of the second Table? |
A64670 | What is the third? |
A64670 | What is the use of this wonderfull union of the two natures in one Person? |
A64670 | What is the word? |
A64670 | What kind of duties are prescribed in the fift Commandement, which is the first of the second Table? |
A64670 | What meane you by call ● ng God a Spirit? |
A64670 | What order is there used in the delivery of the Word for the begetting of Faith? |
A64670 | What other maine benefit doe we get by receiving Christ? |
A64670 | What par ● of his Office did he exercise concerning God? |
A64670 | What parts of His Office doth He exercise here? |
A64670 | What punishment is mankinde subject to, by reason of originall and actual sin? |
A64670 | What righteousnes was there required of Christ in our behalfe? |
A64670 | What rule have we for the direction of our obedience? |
A64670 | What sentence shall Christ pronounce upon the righteous? |
A64670 | What sentence shall hee pronounce upon the wicked? |
A64670 | What should move God to make this difference between Man and Man? |
A64670 | What things are ordained in the eight Commandement? |
A64670 | What understand you by this singlenesse or simplicity of Gods nature? |
A64670 | What was man bound to doe by this covenant? |
A64670 | What was required of Christ for making peace& reconcilation betwixt God and man? |
A64670 | What was the event of this Covenant? |
A64670 | What was the manner of the Creation? |
A64670 | What were the Properties of this Ministry? |
A64670 | What were the chiefe States and Periods of this old Ministry? |
A64670 | What were the ordinary Sacraments of this Ministry? |
A64670 | What were the speciall Properties of the latter of these two Periods? |
A64670 | Wherein doth he shew his goodnesse? |
A64670 | Wherein doth his wisdome consist? |
A64670 | Wherein doth the execution of Gods decree consist? |
A64670 | Wherein doth the life of God shew it selfe? |
A64670 | Wherein doth this vertue shew it selfe? |
A64670 | Wherein is the holinesse of his will seen? |
A64670 | Wherein is this sanctification seene? |
A64670 | Wherein sheweth he his justice? |
A64670 | Wherein standeth his Alsufficiency? |
A64670 | Wherein standeth the corruption of mans nature? |
A64670 | Wherein was the Image of God principally seen? |
A64670 | Which are the principall Creatures? |
A64670 | Which are these persons, and what are these personal Properties? |
A64670 | Which is the first person? |
A64670 | Which is the third? |
A64670 | Why doe you call God a Spirit? |
A64670 | doth he as we doe, see one thing after another? |
A64670 | hath he one part of himselfe here, and another there? |
A20191 | ? |
A20191 | And in the end hée breaketh out into an out- cry, saying: O wretched man that I am, who shall deliuer me from the body of this death? |
A20191 | Are all to be admited to the sacrament of the Lords supper, which professe saith and repentance either in truth or in shew? |
A20191 | Are not all these in God as accidents, or accidentall qualities? |
A20191 | Are not the Law and the Gospell contrary? |
A20191 | Are not the persons in the Godhead distinguished? |
A20191 | Are not these forenamed qualities of wisedome, prouidence, iustice, and mercie, accidentall, and seperable both in men and Angels? |
A20191 | Are our sacraments but bare signes, and figures as the papists charge vs? |
A20191 | Are there not then three Gods? |
A20191 | As you haue shewed me the matter and circumstances of prayer, so shew me the effects of prayer? |
A20191 | As you haue told me by what meanes faith and repentance are wrought in vs: so now tell mee by what meanes they are nourished,& increased in vs? |
A20191 | As you haue told me much of mans misery in nature? |
A20191 | But doth this birth- corruption remaine in the very elect after their regeneration? |
A20191 | But may not a man be saued by his good works? |
A20191 | By what meanes doth a man come to be regenerate and borne againe? |
A20191 | By what meanes is repentance wrought in vs? |
A20191 | By what signes may a man knowe that hee is borne againe, iustified, and sanctified? |
A20191 | By whom was the Law giuen? |
A20191 | Can an Angell be in many places at once? |
A20191 | Can not a wicked man haue this repentance, which is in the change of the soule, and the conuersion of the whole man vnto God? |
A20191 | Can not the wicked and vnregenerate man be fully perswaded that Christ is his, and that he shall be saued? |
A20191 | Can these essentiall attributes of God increase, or decrease? |
A20191 | Did not the blessed Angels fall from that excellent estate wherein they were first created? |
A20191 | Did the diuels by their fall loose that great power and strength which they had by nature and creation? |
A20191 | Do not the Angels of all other creatures come nearest vnto the nature of GOD, and furthest excell the nature of man? |
A20191 | Do you not thinke that God also created the Angels? |
A20191 | Doe not Vngodly, and vnregenerate men likewise mourne vnder this corruption, and complaine much of it? |
A20191 | Doe the Angels know all things? |
A20191 | Doe you meane that the Godhead is distinguished, or diuided, into three persons? |
A20191 | Doe you not beleeue that the euerlasting God hath made heauen, and earth and the sea,& all things in them contained? |
A20191 | Doe you not then thinke that this naturall infection would lye dead in him, and cease to worke? |
A20191 | Doe you not thinke that a man in the state of nature can not so feele his misery? |
A20191 | Doe you then thinke that the diuell can not worke immediately, or sine medijs, without meanes vpon the soule or heart of man? |
A20191 | Doth God hate vs for this our naturall corruption? |
A20191 | Doth not our Lord Iesus in the preface of his prayer teach vs all these things concerning the manner of prayer? |
A20191 | Doth repentance change or abolish the substance of body or soule, or any of the faculties thereof? |
A20191 | Father Make this more plaine? |
A20191 | Father What is viuification? |
A20191 | First then let vs proceed to speak a little of prayer, and first of all, tell me what prayer is? |
A20191 | For as much as the vnworthy receiuer is dāned as the Apostle saith, how wilt thou know, whether thou art a worthie receiuer or no? |
A20191 | For what must our thanksgiuing be? |
A20191 | For whom are the Sacraments ordained? |
A20191 | Hath not God as greate a care for the conseruation of the world, and all particular creatures in it, as euer he had to create them? |
A20191 | Haue the diuels by their fall lost that great wisedome and vnderstanding which they had in their first estate? |
A20191 | Haue we no further good by Christ but onely a freedome from death, and a deliuerance from hell& damnation? |
A20191 | He can not: for if they be receiued onely by faith, how shall hée receiue them that hath no faith? |
A20191 | Hovv many parts be there of the true and liuely faith? |
A20191 | How did he make them? |
A20191 | How do you receiue the inward things signified? |
A20191 | How doth a man come to know and feele his misery? |
A20191 | How far then may the vvicked goe in repentance? |
A20191 | How farre then may a wicked man goe in faith? |
A20191 | How long doth a man continue in this wofull and cursed estate wherein he was borne? |
A20191 | How manie partes are there of prayer? |
A20191 | How many Sacraments be there? |
A20191 | How many parts be there of a Sacrament? |
A20191 | How many parts be there of iustification? |
A20191 | How many parts be there of repentance? |
A20191 | How many parts be there of sanctification? |
A20191 | How many parts be there of viuification? |
A20191 | How must we pray? |
A20191 | How proue you that the Angels haue so great power and might? |
A20191 | How receiue you the outward signes? |
A20191 | How shall a man know that hee hath these things? |
A20191 | How then doe you conceiue of the essence, and being of the Godhead? |
A20191 | How then fell he from this so glorious and perfect estate? |
A20191 | How then shall we escape this eternall death and damnation? |
A20191 | How vnderstand you that worde coessentiall, which the learned call 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉? |
A20191 | How was it giuen? |
A20191 | How, and by what meanes hath Christ redeemed vs from the curse of the Law, and death eternall? |
A20191 | If a man can not bee saued by his works, but by Christ only: then tel me whether al men shal be saued by Christ or no? |
A20191 | If then our best workes bée stained, how can wée bée saued by works? |
A20191 | If there bee so many diuels, why doth the Scripture speake of the diuell in the singular number as if there were but one? |
A20191 | If we pray according to these rules, are we not sure to be heard? |
A20191 | If wee can not bee saued by works, then wherefore should wee doe them? |
A20191 | In which of the sixe dayes were the Angels created? |
A20191 | In whose name must we pray? |
A20191 | Is any man able to keepe the Law? |
A20191 | Is eternall death and damnation due to vs for euery little sin, though it were but in thought onely? |
A20191 | Is it not a true and warrantable speech to say that the diuels are in hell? |
A20191 | Is it not daungerous then to haue any base thoughts of God, or carnally or basely to imagine that God is like a man, or any other creature? |
A20191 | Is it not necessarie that Christians should be well grounded in the knowledge of this vnitie of the Godhead, and the distinction of the persons? |
A20191 | Is not euery person the whole and the same substance of the deitie? |
A20191 | Is not one person in trinitie greater then an other, as the Father greater then the Sonne, and the Sonne greater then the holy Ghost? |
A20191 | Is not repentance wrought in vs by the preaching of the Law? |
A20191 | Is not the knowledge, and feeling of this a great corsey, and heart smart to the most deare children of God? |
A20191 | Is not the number of the Angels that fell from their first estate, and became diuels, very great? |
A20191 | Is not this knowledge and assent sufficient: If a man know the word of God, and consent to the truth of it in his heart, is not this faith? |
A20191 | Is the bread, and wine then changed into the substance of the body and bloud of Christ? |
A20191 | Is there no other way nor meanes, whereby we may obtaine remission of sin& eternall life, but onely by Christ? |
A20191 | Is there not yet some further vse of baptisme besides this you haue spoken of? |
A20191 | Is there then no difference beetwixt bread and wine in the sacrament,& common bread and wine? |
A20191 | It is a very high degrée of blasphemie: for the Prophet saith, What similitude will you set vp vnto him? |
A20191 | Lay open this point more at large? |
A20191 | May not a wicked man haue all this? |
A20191 | May not man in the state of nature haue feeling also of God, and of heauenly things? |
A20191 | May not this be in the wicked? |
A20191 | Now since the fall of Adam wherein doth our misery especially consist? |
A20191 | Now tell me further what difference you make betwixt the feeling of the elect, and the reprobate? |
A20191 | Our Lord Iesus saith that God is a spirit: What difference then make you betwixt God and an Angell? |
A20191 | Sith it sheweth our diseases, but can giue vs noe remedie, wherefore then serueth it? |
A20191 | Sith the Sacraments are seales as you say, tell me what it is that they seale vnto vs? |
A20191 | Tell me then what is the heauenly, and iustifying faith? |
A20191 | To what end did God create heauen and earth? |
A20191 | To what end was it giuen? |
A20191 | To whom was it giuen? |
A20191 | VVHat is God? |
A20191 | Vpon what must our prayers bee grounded? |
A20191 | What are we especially to consider in God for our comfort and instruction? |
A20191 | What be those things that God would haue vs learne by this Sacrament? |
A20191 | What call you the persons in the trinitie? |
A20191 | What difference is here betwixt these two? |
A20191 | What difference is there betwixt the Law and the Gospell? |
A20191 | What difference is there betwixt the couenant of the law, and the couenant of the Gospell? |
A20191 | What difference then doe you make betwixt the knowledge of the elect& the reprobate? |
A20191 | What doe you call a Legion? |
A20191 | What doe you call a good worke? |
A20191 | What is an Angell? |
A20191 | What is iustification? |
A20191 | What is mortification? |
A20191 | What is regeneration? |
A20191 | What is repentance? |
A20191 | What is sanctification? |
A20191 | What is that I pray you? |
A20191 | What is the Law? |
A20191 | What is the cause hereof? |
A20191 | What is the estate and condition of diuels in the meane time? |
A20191 | What is the reason that God vseth outward signes? |
A20191 | What is the reason that the Angels are discribed with six wings a peece in the Scriptures? |
A20191 | What is the speciall office of the good Angels? |
A20191 | What is then the speciall vse of the Law of the regenerate? |
A20191 | What is your reason? |
A20191 | What may we learne out of this? |
A20191 | What more is to be learned hereby? |
A20191 | What must we pray for? |
A20191 | What other reason haue you? |
A20191 | What reason can you yeelde that Angels know not the essence of God? |
A20191 | What say you to the Euangelicall couenant, or new couenant of grace, was it not of two sorts? |
A20191 | What say you to the knowledge and vnderstanding of Angels? |
A20191 | What thinke you of the agilitie and swiftnesse of Angels? |
A20191 | What vse are the people of God to make of all this? |
A20191 | What was the cause or chiefe motiue of the fall? |
A20191 | What yet further doe you consider in God? |
A20191 | When did he create them? |
A20191 | When must we pray? |
A20191 | When was it giuen? |
A20191 | Where are the diuels, what place do they keepe in? |
A20191 | Where be the holy and elect Angels of God? |
A20191 | Where is God? |
A20191 | Where must we pray? |
A20191 | Whereof did hee make the world, and all things in it? |
A20191 | Whereof must confession bee made? |
A20191 | Whereof must our petitions be? |
A20191 | Whether are the regenerate vnder the law or no? |
A20191 | Whether are the vnregenerate vnder the law or no? |
A20191 | Whether is faith before repentance or repentance before faith? |
A20191 | Whether is the Godhead a thing onely imaginarie or no? |
A20191 | Which be the inward things signified? |
A20191 | Which be the principall vses of a sacrament? |
A20191 | Which be the proper and essentiall attributes of God? |
A20191 | Which be they? |
A20191 | Which be they? |
A20191 | Which be they? |
A20191 | Which be they? |
A20191 | Which be they? |
A20191 | Which be they? |
A20191 | Which be they? |
A20191 | Which bee the outward signes in the Lords supper? |
A20191 | Which bee those things which our Sauiour would haue vs alwaies to bee mindefull of, when we haue any suites vnto his father? |
A20191 | Which is the inward thing signified? |
A20191 | Which is the outward signe in baptisme? |
A20191 | Which is the proper end of Baptisme? |
A20191 | Who are to be reiected and put back from the communion? |
A20191 | Who ought to approach vnto the Lords supper? |
A20191 | Why are the sacraments called signes? |
A20191 | Why are they called seales? |
A20191 | Why did God choose these creatures of bread and wine to represent vnto vs the body and blood of Christ, rather then any other earthly creature? |
A20191 | You defined repentance to bee an inward change of the soule, how vnderstand you that? |
A20191 | You told me euen now that no man is able to keepe the Law: Now therefore tell me what daunger lyeth vppon it, If a man breake the Law of God? |
A20191 | as good play for naught, as worke for naught? |
A20191 | or what is the vse of it both in the regenerate, and vnregenerate? |
A20191 | so tell mee yet one poynt further, whether a man in the state of nature can do any thing that pleaseth God? |
A20806 | Are Gods children fréed and exempted from these kindes of spirituall death? |
A20806 | Are not also by this triall and exercise, decayed graces recouered? |
A20806 | Are there degrées of spirituall death? |
A20806 | Bodily death what? |
A20806 | But Gods children can not alwayes finde out the peculiar sinnes that are the proper and immediate causes of their sicknesses and diseases? |
A20806 | But I shall leaue my wife a poore widdow and succorlesse, how then can I die in faith, and obedience? |
A20806 | But Phisicke can not change Gods eternal decrée, or saue vs from his anger, why then should it be vsed? |
A20806 | But at the day of iudgement many shal be found aliue, howe then can all men bee said to die? |
A20806 | But how can the sicke- man be perswaded of Gods fauor and mercy, séeing that his sinnes are so great and so innumerable? |
A20806 | But how define you it according to diuinitie? |
A20806 | But in Saint Iames daies they anointed the sick with oile, and why may they not doe so now? |
A20806 | But my faith is often- times dead, and without all life and motion, how 〈 ◊ 〉 can I be assured of Gods mercy? |
A20806 | But the theife vpon the crosse repented at the eleuenth houre, and why may not wee doe so likewise? |
A20806 | But to speake of each of these ends particularly( yet briefely) how doth God mortifie and preuent sinne by sicknesse? |
A20806 | But what if the sicke person, is not able of him- selfe to renue his faith and repentance? |
A20806 | But what néede all this paine and trouble: Is it not enough when a man is dying, to say, Lord haue mercy vpon mee? |
A20806 | But why are the elders who are no Pastors and Ministers of the Word, to visite the sicke? |
A20806 | But why doe the children of God die this temporall death, séeing that their sinnes which are the cause thereof, are forgiuen? |
A20806 | But why must not a man kill himselfe? |
A20806 | By what meanes is sinne abolished? |
A20806 | Condemnation, or euerlasting forment, whereby ▪ the soule immediatly after the departure of it out of the body, is carried by the diuells into hell? |
A20806 | Death is the wages of sinne, the curse of the lawe, and the enimy of Christ and his children: how then can it be good? |
A20806 | Feare of death how good? |
A20806 | For what ends and in what considerations are wee to mourne for those that are dead in the Lord? |
A20806 | For where are our grones teares, sack- cloth, ashes, shame, compunction of heart and repentance? |
A20806 | From whence, or from what causes doe sicknesses and diseases procéede? |
A20806 | Gods children often séeme to dye in desperation, how then can death be good and desirable? |
A20806 | Gods iudgements to be made knowne to the sicke To bee sencelesse of Gods iudgements how dangerous? |
A20806 | HAue the Godly any profit and aduantage by death? |
A20806 | HOw shall a man bring him- selfe in fashion, and accustome himselfe to dye well? |
A20806 | HOw shall a man in this world enter into the first degrée of life euerlasting? |
A20806 | Haue you any more obiections against death, that I may doe mine vtmost endeuour to resolue you herein? |
A20806 | How answere you this argument? |
A20806 | How farre forth not to be feared? |
A20806 | How is a man to be armed and strengthned against Satans assaults? |
A20806 | How is faith else to be expressed? |
A20806 | How is faith to be expressed? |
A20806 | How knowne and taken away? |
A20806 | How many things are by Gods word required, that a man may die well? |
A20806 | How must this reconciliation be sought and obtained? |
A20806 | How must we behaue our selues in this temptation? |
A20806 | How must wee then iudge of them? |
A20806 | How shall a man discerne this? |
A20806 | How shall we depriue sinne of his strength and sting? |
A20806 | How shall we know this? |
A20806 | How was sinne first brought into the world? |
A20806 | How we are to be armed against it? |
A20806 | How, or how many waies doth God manifest his presence in sickenesse? |
A20806 | IN the manner of preparation how many duties are required? |
A20806 | IN what and in how many things doth particular preparation consist? |
A20806 | If the Godly bee thus blessed as soone as they are dead, is it then lawfull to mourne for the dead? |
A20806 | If the death of the godly bée so blessed, what shall wee thinke of the death of the wicked? |
A20806 | In how many things dooth this first degrée of eternall life consist? |
A20806 | In preseruation of life what things are to be considered? |
A20806 | In renewing our faith and repentance what particular duties must we performe? |
A20806 | In what and for what causes must we not feare death? |
A20806 | In what respects and considerations may death be said to be an enemy? |
A20806 | In what respects is death to bée desired? |
A20806 | In what respects? |
A20806 | In what things doth the right vse of meanes consist? |
A20806 | Is confession of sinne necessary for the obtaining of the pardon of sinne? |
A20806 | Is extreame vnction and especially the anointing of the instruments of the senses in spirituall respects now necessary for the sicke? |
A20806 | Is it necessarily then required of vs, that we confesse and acknowledge our owne vnworthinesse? |
A20806 | Is it necessary for the sicke to receiue the Eucharist or the Lords Supper? |
A20806 | Is it not an easie matter to performe these thrée duties? |
A20806 | Is it not good then that men should in some moderat sort feare death? |
A20806 | Is it not good, yea and the entrance into eternall blisse, for the godly to dye? |
A20806 | Is it not sufficent to prepare our selues when wee beginne to bee sicke? |
A20806 | Is it sufficient to examine our selues, life and actions, according to the letter of the law? |
A20806 | Is not the making of a will a thing indifferent? |
A20806 | Is the meditation of death necessary? |
A20806 | Is the particular time of bodily death made knowne to any directly before hand? |
A20806 | Is there any certaine forme, rule, or way, to comfort and instruct the sick? |
A20806 | Is there no other duty that the sick is to performe to his neighbour? |
A20806 | Is this duetie necessary? |
A20806 | Is this duety simply necessary to saluation? |
A20806 | May a man contrariwise desire long life? |
A20806 | May a man simply desire death? |
A20806 | May we not defer this duetie vnto death? |
A20806 | Must the younger brother bee neglected? |
A20806 | Now seeing that sinne is the cause of death, what vse are we to make of it? |
A20806 | Now that hée may bée prepared and armed against death, what points are to be considered? |
A20806 | OF how many sorts is death? |
A20806 | OF how many sorts is particular preparation? |
A20806 | Obiect But it is in our power and will to repent when we will? |
A20806 | Of how many sortes is this preparation? |
A20806 | Oh, but I must forgoe all the honors, pleasures and profites of this life: how then can I with comfort performe the thrée aboue named duties? |
A20806 | Ought a man to feare death? |
A20806 | Preparation against death what? |
A20806 | Preparation must be speedy and hearty and why? |
A20806 | Q But why is man more punished with sicknesse and other afflictions, then all other creatures besides? |
A20806 | Q Doth God yet impose death as a punishment? |
A20806 | Q How can death make the faithfull and the Godly perfectly blessed, séeing that their dead corps lie and rot in their loathsome graue? |
A20806 | Q Is not auricular confession, or the secret enumeration of all a mans particular sinnes, necessary? |
A20806 | Q Is the sicke man to make confession of all his sinnes vnto God in particular? |
A20806 | Q Of what things must we meditate? |
A20806 | Q What is the preparation against death? |
A20806 | Q What is the second meditation? |
A20806 | Q What vse is to bée made héereof? |
A20806 | Q Where is this forme and direction conteined? |
A20806 | Q Why then were not Adam and Eue, immediately after their fall, put to death? |
A20806 | Q. Doth God by sicknesse, and the like afflictions preuent sinne to come? |
A20806 | Q. Doth not this duty of comforting the sicke be long to the minister onely? |
A20806 | Q. Séeing that God doth not simply forsake or cast off any for his vnworthinesse, what vse make you of this point? |
A20806 | Qu What ought to make vs willing to die? |
A20806 | Question What are the positiue benefites that wee receiue and enioy in death? |
A20806 | Shall the body then certainely arise againe? |
A20806 | Signatures: A- H( A8, blank?). |
A20806 | Séeing that death is the cause of so great good to the godly, may a man lawfully desire it? |
A20806 | Séeing the feare of death is thus profitable, why must the sicke bée armed against the feare of it? |
A20806 | That we may be partakers of remission of sinne, what conditions are there required on our part? |
A20806 | The bodies of the reprobate, shall as well bée raised vp againe as the bodies of the elect, and how then can it bee any such singular benefite? |
A20806 | The first rule what? |
A20806 | Then it is lawfull for any man to kill himselfe? |
A20806 | Then long life is good? |
A20806 | To dye in obedience? |
A20806 | To what principal and ordinary heads may all that the godly speake in death be referred? |
A20806 | To whom are sinnes forgiuen? |
A20806 | UUhat if they be vnknowne? |
A20806 | UUhy must this duty bee now performed? |
A20806 | VVHat are those duties that a man is to performe to him selfe or his owne person? |
A20806 | VVHat duty doth the sick man owe to his neighbour? |
A20806 | VVHat is death? |
A20806 | VVHen and how must a man prepare him- selfe? |
A20806 | VVHen the sick person is once perswaded of the pardon of his sinnes, for the time past and present, what further duty remaineth to be performed? |
A20806 | VVHere is the way to attaine true blessednesse to be found? |
A20806 | VVHerein dooth the sting and power of death lye and consist? |
A20806 | WHat is sicknesse? |
A20806 | WHat is the duty that the sicke are to performe to their bodies? |
A20806 | What are the meanes? |
A20806 | What are the particul ● … ● … uties that are herein to be performed? |
A20806 | What are the parts of it? |
A20806 | What are the practises? |
A20806 | What are the principall ends why God laieth sicknesses, diseases, aches,& c. vpon his children? |
A20806 | What are the priuatiue benefits of death? |
A20806 | What are those thrée meanes? |
A20806 | What are those thrée things or members? |
A20806 | What benefit shall we reape and receiue by this perswasion? |
A20806 | What benefit will hereby redound vnto vs? |
A20806 | What benefit, profit and comfort dooth the meditation of death yéeld vnto vs? |
A20806 | What benefits and priueledges haue they by death? |
A20806 | What conclude you hence? |
A20806 | What conclude you hence? |
A20806 | What course must we take to finde out this Achan or secret corruption? |
A20806 | What fruit and comfort shall the sicke receiue, who rightly performe these duties? |
A20806 | What further helpes haue we to direct vs in this duty? |
A20806 | What further reasons haue you to euince and demonstrate the ● … nitenesse of Gods mercy? |
A20806 | What good will come here of? |
A20806 | What i ● … ● … he second duty in the right disposition to dye well? |
A20806 | What if GODS children in their sicknes vtter no such Apothegmes or heauenly spéeches, but rather speake foolish and vnsauory spéeches? |
A20806 | What if a Godly man doubt, and his flesh tremble to enter into another life? |
A20806 | What if a man in death sée no way how to escape Satans temptation? |
A20806 | What if sense, vnderstanding and vtterance be wanting? |
A20806 | What if the person offended can not be met withall, or wil not be reconciled? |
A20806 | What if those that visite the sicke person find him impatient and full of griefe and wrath, what must they then doe? |
A20806 | What is bodily death? |
A20806 | What is generall preparation? |
A20806 | What is it to die in obedience? |
A20806 | What is it to dye in faith? |
A20806 | What is our duty herein? |
A20806 | What is spirituall death? |
A20806 | What is the Ministers duty? |
A20806 | What is the Phisitians duty? |
A20806 | What is the cause of the spirituall death? |
A20806 | What is the duty of the helpers? |
A20806 | What is the duty of these three sorts in general? |
A20806 | What is the duty that concerneth ● … e si ● … ke man? |
A20806 | What is the duty which he oweth to his owne soule? |
A20806 | What is the fift and last exception against death? |
A20806 | What is the first degrée of spirituall death? |
A20806 | What is the first generall rule seruing for consolation? |
A20806 | What is the first meditation? |
A20806 | What is the first of them? |
A20806 | What is the fourth meditation? |
A20806 | What is the last end? |
A20806 | What is the last rule? |
A20806 | What is the maister of the family his duty? |
A20806 | What is the procuring and deseruing cause of death? |
A20806 | What is the right disposition of a man in death? |
A20806 | What is the second degrée of it? |
A20806 | What is the second duetie of the sicke? |
A20806 | What is the second duty of the maister of a family? |
A20806 | What is the second duty that he oweth to his soule? |
A20806 | What is the second end of Gods chasticements? |
A20806 | What is the second meanes? |
A20806 | What is the second reason? |
A20806 | What is the second rule to be obserued in making of a will? |
A20806 | What is the third and last degrée of it? |
A20806 | What is the third duty? |
A20806 | What is the third end? |
A20806 | What is the third exception or obiection against death? |
A20806 | What is the third meanes? |
A20806 | What is the third meditation? |
A20806 | What is your fourth exception? |
A20806 | What is your second doubt or obiection? |
A20806 | What mouing cause haue we to 〈 ◊ 〉 vs vp to performe this duty? |
A20806 | What must hee doe that good order may bee preserued and obserued in his family after his death? |
A20806 | What must the Magistrate be carefull of before he dies? |
A20806 | What must we do that we may be the better enabled to perform this duty? |
A20806 | What other duty besides the seeking of reconciliation, oweth the sicke to God? |
A20806 | What profit shall we receiue hereby? |
A20806 | What reason moueth you to say so? |
A20806 | What rules are to be obserued in making of a will? |
A20806 | What shal we finde by examining our selues according to Gods law? |
A20806 | What shall wee thinke of them that bewade the dead immoderately? |
A20806 | What then may this present life in consideration of his short continuance and vncertaintie, bée compared vnto? |
A20806 | What vse are we to make of this point? |
A20806 | What vse is to be made of th ● … se priuatiue blessings? |
A20806 | What vse is to be made of this point? |
A20806 | What vse is to bee made hereof? |
A20806 | When all these meanes and helps of confession haue béene vsed, what further course is to be taken with the sick man? |
A20806 | When are the sinnes of Gods elect forgiuen? |
A20806 | When must the sicke send for the Elders to instruct and pray for him? |
A20806 | When to be performed? |
A20806 | When we are sicke what duty are we to performe towards God? |
A20806 | Wherein doth this ministerie of reconciliation consist? |
A20806 | Wherein must this expedition and diligence chiefely appeare? |
A20806 | Wherein the sting of death lyeth? |
A20806 | Whether all that kill themselues, be certenly damned? |
A20806 | Whether it be lawful to mourne for the dead and how? |
A20806 | Whether sudden death bee simply euill? |
A20806 | Which are they? |
A20806 | Who must haue the greatest portion? |
A20806 | Why Enoch and Elias were translated aliue into heauen? |
A20806 | Why is it not necessary? |
A20806 | Why must a man feare death? |
A20806 | Why must he take this course? |
A20806 | Why must not a Christian man vnmeasurably feare death? |
A20806 | Why must the soule be thus prepared? |
A20806 | Why must the visiters thus pray for the sicke? |
A20806 | Why must we preserue life and health? |
A20806 | Why must wee dye in obedience? |
A20806 | Why so? |
A20806 | Why so? |
A20806 | Why so? |
A20806 | Why so? |
A20806 | Why so? |
A20806 | Why the Godly die? |
A20806 | Why the time is vnknowne? |
A20806 | ergo ministers must now do the like? |
A20806 | or why should thou doubt of Gods mercifull prouidence, who ordereth all things for thy good? |
A20806 | sicknesse, diseases,& c? |
A39259 | Are Subjects to honour Princes and Magistrates? |
A39259 | Are men naturally at variance with GOD? |
A39259 | Are not Husbands to love their Wives? |
A39259 | Are not envy, and strife, and all hurting another, forbidden? |
A39259 | Are not the FATHER, SON, and HOLY GHOST three GODS? |
A39259 | Are there not many Churches, or Congregations of Christians? |
A39259 | Are we Christians bound to keep that Sabbath? |
A39259 | Are we all under the condemnation of death? |
A39259 | Are we by nature born in sin, and the Children of wrath? |
A39259 | Are we made inheritors of the Kingdom of Heaven? |
A39259 | Are we made the Children of GOD? |
A39259 | Are we not tempted by our own lusts? |
A39259 | Are we reconciled to GOD by CHRIST? |
A39259 | Are we then made members of CHRIST in baptism? |
A39259 | Are we to receive this Sacrament in remembrance of CHRIST''s death? |
A39259 | Are you bound to marry? |
A39259 | Are you not first to desire above all things, GOD''s Glory? |
A39259 | Are you not then to be content with what GOD gives you? |
A39259 | Are you not then to be thoughtful for the future? |
A39259 | Are you not to be careful? |
A39259 | Are you not to hope in GOD''s Promises? |
A39259 | Are you not to love your Neighbours? |
A39259 | Are you not to pray for more than what''s convenient? |
A39259 | Are you not to rebuke them that sin? |
A39259 | Are you not to submit to GOD''s will and doing in all things? |
A39259 | Are you not to take patiently his Chastisements? |
A39259 | Are you not to trust to GOD''s Providence? |
A39259 | Are you to depend on GOD without your own labour? |
A39259 | Are you to examine if you be a good Christian, keeping faith and covenant with GOD? |
A39259 | Are you to expect all good things from GOD in Heaven? |
A39259 | Are you to pay them tribute? |
A39259 | Are you to pray with an holy confidence in GOD? |
A39259 | Are you to relieve idle Beggars? |
A39259 | But are you not to pray with a pure heart too? |
A39259 | Can GOD then be seen? |
A39259 | Can he change? |
A39259 | Can the washing with water in baptism save us? |
A39259 | Can we be saved by no other? |
A39259 | Can we not be saved without Holiness? |
A39259 | Can you fear GOD, if you believe not first that there is a GOD? |
A39259 | Can you hope in GOD, and continue in Sin? |
A39259 | Can you love GOD and the World too? |
A39259 | Can you love GOD, and hate your Brethren? |
A39259 | Can you love GOD, and love Sin too? |
A39259 | Can you of your self keep GOD''s Commandments? |
A39259 | Continued he still in the state of the dead? |
A39259 | Did Adam eat of that Tree? |
A39259 | Did Adam''s sin bring death on us all? |
A39259 | Did CHRIST after he went into Heaven, send the Holy GHOST in his stead? |
A39259 | Did CHRIST himself suffer for sin? |
A39259 | Did GOD command a set time for Publick Worship? |
A39259 | Did GOD forbid him to eat of any Tree there? |
A39259 | Did GOD make Adam? |
A39259 | Did GOD make Eve? |
A39259 | Did GOD make Heaven and Earth? |
A39259 | Did GOD make man in his own Image? |
A39259 | Did GOD make nothing, but what is seen? |
A39259 | Did GOD place the man in a Garden? |
A39259 | Did he ascend into Heaven? |
A39259 | Did he declare GOD''s will to men? |
A39259 | Did he die for his sins? |
A39259 | Did he die on the Cross? |
A39259 | Did he enable them to speak with Tongues, and to work Miracles? |
A39259 | Did he make any thing evil? |
A39259 | Did he offer Sacrifice for sin? |
A39259 | Did he rise again from the dead? |
A39259 | Did he shew himself alive? |
A39259 | Did he so satisfy GOD for us? |
A39259 | Did he suffer under Pontius Pilate? |
A39259 | Did not the Apostles call for repentance and faith in persons to be baptized? |
A39259 | Did some of them become evil Angels, called Devils? |
A39259 | Died he for all men? |
A39259 | Died he then for our sins? |
A39259 | Do not you know there is a GOD by his Word? |
A39259 | Do not you pray for the outward peace of the Church? |
A39259 | Do you acknowledg his Power to give you what you ask? |
A39259 | Do you acknowledg that GOD hath a Soveraign Right to dispose of all things? |
A39259 | Do you eat and drink CHRIST''s Body and Blood only spiritually, and by faith? |
A39259 | Do you heartily desire all that you pray for, and firmly believe that GOD will hear your devout prayers? |
A39259 | Do you in swearing, call in GOD as a Witness? |
A39259 | Do you know by the things that are made, that there is a GOD? |
A39259 | Do you mean by GOD, the Maker of all things? |
A39259 | Do you mean, that he made him holy and good? |
A39259 | Do you not pray for all things needful to this present Life? |
A39259 | Do you own the Glory of all to be due to GOD? |
A39259 | Do you pray against the power of Temptation? |
A39259 | Do you pray for Grace to forgive others? |
A39259 | Do you pray for Grace to submit to GOD''s Will? |
A39259 | Do you pray for grace to do all things to the Glory of GOD? |
A39259 | Do you pray for the Grace of Repentance? |
A39259 | Do you pray for the coming of CHRIST''s Kingdom? |
A39259 | Do you pray that CHRIST may Reign in our hearts by his SPIRIT? |
A39259 | Do you pray that GOD would keep you from all Evil? |
A39259 | Do you pray that GOD would not suffer Temptations to prevail over you? |
A39259 | Do you pray that all may be obedient to GOD''s Will? |
A39259 | Do you pray that all men may duly honour and worship GOD? |
A39259 | Do you pray that the Church may flourish and be enlarged? |
A39259 | Do you pray that your Sins may be forgiven? |
A39259 | Do you pray, that GOD would not leave you to your own Lusts? |
A39259 | For the earth is the LORD''s, and the fulness thereof? |
A39259 | Have not all Christians the Holy SPIRIT? |
A39259 | Have we all sinned in Adam? |
A39259 | Have we no Saviour to save us from destruction? |
A39259 | Have we this access to GOD through CHRIST? |
A39259 | Heartily? |
A39259 | How do the Angels in Heaven do GOD''s Will? |
A39259 | I must take no thought for my life, saying, what shall I eat? |
A39259 | IS not Religion, or the Fear of GOD, your whole duty? |
A39259 | In saying Our, and not My Father, do you pray for others? |
A39259 | Is Baptism necessary to Salvation where it may be had? |
A39259 | Is CHRIST crucified, the food of our Souls? |
A39259 | Is CHRIST our Lawgiver? |
A39259 | Is CHRIST the Head of this Body? |
A39259 | Is GOD every where? |
A39259 | Is GOD most Holy? |
A39259 | Is GOD mutable? |
A39259 | Is GOD perfectly Good? |
A39259 | Is GOD the fountain of life? |
A39259 | Is GOD then the FATHER of JESUS CHRIST? |
A39259 | Is JESUS a King? |
A39259 | Is JESUS our Advocate in Heaven? |
A39259 | Is he Almighty? |
A39259 | Is he GOD? |
A39259 | Is he a GOD of wisdom? |
A39259 | Is he a merciful GOD? |
A39259 | Is he both GOD and Man? |
A39259 | Is he most just and righteous? |
A39259 | Is he most loving? |
A39259 | Is he most true and faithful? |
A39259 | Is he not also Man? |
A39259 | Is his death to be remembred as a Sacrifice for us? |
A39259 | Is it GOD that must enable you? |
A39259 | Is it GOD''s command, that you worship Him? |
A39259 | Is it also a new birth unto righteousness? |
A39259 | Is it death? |
A39259 | Is it not a dangerous thing to receive this Bread and Wine unworthily? |
A39259 | Is it not the work of Love to keep GOD''s Commandments? |
A39259 | Is it our duty to live in peace with all men? |
A39259 | Is no unrighteousness to be done in judgment? |
A39259 | Is not GOD''s right hand, Divine Power and Majesty? |
A39259 | Is not Repentance a change of heart and life? |
A39259 | Is not all uncleanness and lasciviousness forbidden? |
A39259 | Is not the Holy GHOST, the SPIRIT of Unity and Peace? |
A39259 | Is not this the New Covenant, That if we repent, believe and obey; GOD for CHRIST his sake will give us pardon, grace and glory? |
A39259 | Is sin the breaking of GOD''s Commandments? |
A39259 | Is the Holy GHOST our Sanctifier, who maketh us holy? |
A39259 | Is the Holy GHOST the SPIRIT of the FATHER, or of the SON? |
A39259 | Is the Holy GHOST, GOD? |
A39259 | Is the outward sign in baptism, washing with Water? |
A39259 | Is the spiritual grace in baptism a death unto sin? |
A39259 | Is there Remission of Sins in the Church? |
A39259 | Is there a Communion of Saints in the Church? |
A39259 | Is there a life everlasting after death? |
A39259 | Is there any more than One GOD? |
A39259 | Is there but one Catholick or Universal Church of all Christians? |
A39259 | Is there not a Prince, or chief of Devils? |
A39259 | Is this JESUS the CHRIST? |
A39259 | Is this Ordinance to continue for ever? |
A39259 | Is this because he is the Mediator between GOD and Us? |
A39259 | Is this death an everlasting death? |
A39259 | Lovest thou me? |
A39259 | Made he any Spirits called Angels? |
A39259 | May married persons put away one the other? |
A39259 | May no man be killed? |
A39259 | May not you pray for any thing you desire? |
A39259 | May the Members separate or divide asunder? |
A39259 | May we rebel against our Governors? |
A39259 | May you be angry with others? |
A39259 | May you bear false witness against any one? |
A39259 | May you carry about Tales of others? |
A39259 | May you cheat or defraud in buying or selling? |
A39259 | May you commit Adultery or Fornication? |
A39259 | May you covet, or desire what is another man''s? |
A39259 | May you despise their Instructions? |
A39259 | May you hate any man? |
A39259 | May you kill another? |
A39259 | May you lie? |
A39259 | May you make any Image of GOD? |
A39259 | May you make no Image for worship? |
A39259 | May you not do evil for evil? |
A39259 | May you not revenge your self on him? |
A39259 | May you oppress the poor? |
A39259 | May you revile or slander others? |
A39259 | May you speak evil of others? |
A39259 | May you steal? |
A39259 | May you swear by GOD''s Name? |
A39259 | May you swear by any thing but GOD? |
A39259 | May you swear commonly in discourse? |
A39259 | May you swear falsly? |
A39259 | May you worship Angels? |
A39259 | May you worship GOD after the Traditions of men? |
A39259 | May you worship strange GODS Or Idols? |
A39259 | Mean you by[ Bread] all needful things? |
A39259 | Must Servants honour their Masters? |
A39259 | Must Wives honour and obey their Husbands? |
A39259 | Must not Masters be good and just to their Servants? |
A39259 | Must not Parents take care to instruct their Children? |
A39259 | Must there be a good cause for your anger? |
A39259 | Must we be call''d to an account for all we do? |
A39259 | Must we not die for all that? |
A39259 | Must we obey them against GOD''s Commands? |
A39259 | Must we repent of our Sins, that they may be forgiven? |
A39259 | Must we then be regenerate, or new born? |
A39259 | Must you account all things to be GOD''s, and not yours? |
A39259 | Must you be content to leave all things for CHRIST? |
A39259 | Must you be modest in apparel and dresses? |
A39259 | Must you be reconciled to those whom you have offended? |
A39259 | Must you deny your self for GOD''s sake? |
A39259 | Must you do to others, as you would have them do to you? |
A39259 | Must you eat and drink CHRIST''s natural Body and Blood with your bodily Teeth, as you do other meat? |
A39259 | Must you forgive those that wrong you? |
A39259 | Must you give to your Enemies? |
A39259 | Must you honour your Pastors and Teachers? |
A39259 | Must you labour for your own living? |
A39259 | Must you love your Enemies? |
A39259 | Must you not avoid all filthy talk? |
A39259 | Must you not be GOD''s dutiful Children, if you would have him hear you? |
A39259 | Must you not be temperate in eating and drinking? |
A39259 | Must you not believe GOD''s Word? |
A39259 | Must you not confess and forsake your sins? |
A39259 | Must you not fear, and stand in awe of GOD? |
A39259 | Must you not give to them that need? |
A39259 | Must you not honour and reverence GOD''s Name? |
A39259 | Must you not honour your Parents? |
A39259 | Must you not join Praise with Prayer? |
A39259 | Must you not labour to know GOD? |
A39259 | Must you not love GOD above all things? |
A39259 | Must you not perform your Oaths? |
A39259 | Must you not perform your Vows to GOD? |
A39259 | Must you not pray much then? |
A39259 | Must you not resist the Devil? |
A39259 | Must you not seek the good of other men? |
A39259 | Must you not watch against Temptations? |
A39259 | Must you obey them? |
A39259 | Must you pay all dues and debts? |
A39259 | Must you pay the Labourer his wages? |
A39259 | Must you pay truly what you borrow? |
A39259 | Must you pray in Faith? |
A39259 | Must you really and indeed eat and drink the Body and blood of CHRIST? |
A39259 | Must you thank GOD for all things? |
A39259 | Must you then keep your self pure and chast? |
A39259 | Must you trust to GOD without Prayer? |
A39259 | Must your faith then be a working faith? |
A39259 | Ought not all the Members of it to be Saints, or Holy? |
A39259 | Ought not your affections to be in Heaven with GOD? |
A39259 | Ought you not then diligently to examine your self before- hand, whether you be worthy or no? |
A39259 | Ought you not to reverence GOD as ruling in Heaven? |
A39259 | Ought you to requite them as you are able? |
A39259 | Q Is it a happy life which they shall have? |
A39259 | Q Is the Church that one Body? |
A39259 | Q May you curse? |
A39259 | Q Must it not be by the Magistrate? |
A39259 | Q Will your faith without works save you? |
A39259 | Q. Doth GOD command a spiritual worship? |
A39259 | Q. Doth GOD know all things? |
A39259 | Q. Doth GOD pity you as his Children? |
A39259 | Q. Doth GOD preserve all things? |
A39259 | Q. Doth GOD tempt men to sin? |
A39259 | Q. Doth he intercede with GOD on our behalf? |
A39259 | Q. Doth he still rule and order all things? |
A39259 | Q. Doth he take care of all things? |
A39259 | Q. Doth not GOD know your needs, till he be told in Prayer? |
A39259 | Q. Doth not GOD require some Publick Worship? |
A39259 | Q. Doth this outward washing with water signify an inward spiritual washing? |
A39259 | Q. Doth your eating CHRIST confirm more and more your union with CHRIST? |
A39259 | Q. Hath CHRIST ordained Ministers to Teach and Rule the Church? |
A39259 | Q. Hath CHRIST taught you to pray? |
A39259 | Q. Hath GOD a Body, or is he a pure Spirit? |
A39259 | Q. Hath GOD adopted you in CHRIST? |
A39259 | Q. Hath GOD beginning or ending? |
A39259 | Q. Hath a Spirit flesh and bones? |
A39259 | Q. Hath he the Power of a King? |
A39259 | Q. Hath not CHRIST ordered, that we enter into this Covenant by the Sacrament of Baptism? |
A39259 | Q. Hath not man a Soul or Spirit, as well as a Body? |
A39259 | Q. JESUS signifieth a Saviour, and CHRIST one that is anointed; Was JESUS anointed with oil? |
A39259 | Q. Pray you for Grace to depend on GOD for all things? |
A39259 | Q. Pray you that all people may be converted and become CHRIST''s Subjects? |
A39259 | Q. Pray you, that all may do GOD''s Will as they do? |
A39259 | Q. Pray you, that what you have, may be justly gotten, and truly your own? |
A39259 | Q. Shall not our Bodies be raised again? |
A39259 | Q. Shall we all be judged by CHRIST? |
A39259 | Q. Shall you not be condemn''d if you be in CHRIST, or a good Christian? |
A39259 | Should not man have died if he had not sinned? |
A39259 | Should they not all love and care for one another? |
A39259 | Should we be all of one mind? |
A39259 | Should you not earnestly desire to be with GOD in Heaven? |
A39259 | Should you not live like a Citizen of Heaven? |
A39259 | Should you not worship GOD in a humble posture of body? |
A39259 | The Righteous? |
A39259 | To whom must you pray? |
A39259 | Was CHRIST a Priest? |
A39259 | Was CHRIST a Prophet? |
A39259 | Was CHRIST buried? |
A39259 | Was he Crucified, or nailed to a Cross? |
A39259 | Was he GOD''s SON? |
A39259 | Was he anointed to the Office of a Mediator? |
A39259 | Was he begotten by a Man? |
A39259 | Was he made man of a woman? |
A39259 | Was he sent to bear witness of CHRIST? |
A39259 | Was he to guide the Apostles into all truth? |
A39259 | Was his Mother a pure Virgin? |
A39259 | Was that a day of Publick Worship? |
A39259 | Was the Sacrament of the LORD''s Supper ordain''d by CHRIST? |
A39259 | What Sentence will CHRIST give against Evil- doers? |
A39259 | What day of the week was the Sabbath? |
A39259 | What day then are we to keep holy? |
A39259 | What do the outward signs of bread and wine signify? |
A39259 | What is the end of your faith? |
A39259 | What is the punishment of sin? |
A39259 | What, do our Souls die? |
A39259 | What, is it only Bread and Wine then that you chew and swallow down? |
A39259 | What, not for your life, how you shall live? |
A39259 | When shall the Resurrection be? |
A39259 | When you take, and eat, and drink bodily the Bread and Wine, do you spiritually, and by faith, feed on CHRIST crucified? |
A39259 | Who is JESUS? |
A39259 | Who shall live eternally? |
A39259 | Who was the first Man? |
A39259 | Who was the first Woman? |
A39259 | Why? |
A39259 | Will GOD for CHRIST''s sake, give you his holy SPIRIT to help you? |
A39259 | Will GOD hear your Prayers, if you live wickedly? |
A39259 | Will GOD own you for his Child? |
A39259 | Will GOD then grant what you pray for? |
A39259 | Will he judge the World? |
A39259 | Will he not have also a bodily worship? |
A39259 | Will he reward his obedient Subjects? |
A39259 | Will he sudue all his Enemies? |
A39259 | You must not then profane it? |
A39259 | or are you to rely upon your own care for worldly things? |
A39259 | or what shall I drink? |
A09597 | & c. Death is swallowed vp in victory, O death where is thy sting? |
A09597 | 3 Q. Proue that the heathen haue the vse of an oath? |
A09597 | Am I a God at hand, saith the Lord, and not a God a farre off? |
A09597 | And did not hee make one? |
A09597 | And though they professe it in word, yet if they hold not the truth in the antique sense of it, doe wee not iustly taxe them of vnsoundnes? |
A09597 | And who is like m ● e, that shall call, and shall declare it, and set it in order before me, since I appointed the ancient people? |
A09597 | By what power shall the dead be raised? |
A09597 | Doe you not know, that the Saints shall iudge the world? |
A09597 | For, what need he to pray for the sanctification of the whole man both soule and body, if all and euery part were not corrupted? |
A09597 | Haue you not read, sayth he, that he which made them at the beginning, made them male and female? |
A09597 | How can ye escape the damnation of hell? |
A09597 | How doth the Sacrament confirme our loue? |
A09597 | How else may it appeare that there are only two? |
A09597 | How is it possible, but that we should be thereby nourished and confirmed in the deerest loue and affection one Christian to another? |
A09597 | How is it proued by the m ● tter of the Scriptures? |
A09597 | How is it proued by the scope and drift of the Scriptures? |
A09597 | How is it that the godly die, seeing death is a curse, and a punishment of sinne, which to them is pardoned? |
A09597 | How is man said to bee thus made in the image of God? |
A09597 | How is the Lords Supper the Sacrament of our new life? |
A09597 | How is the image of God in the body of man? |
A09597 | How may it appeare by the Maiestie of God shining in the Scriptures? |
A09597 | How may it appeare by the light of nature, that there is a God? |
A09597 | How may it appeare that the p ● rsons are thus to be distinguished, and not confounded? |
A09597 | How may that appeare? |
A09597 | How may this appeare to be true? |
A09597 | How proue you by the light of Grace, that there is a God? |
A09597 | How proue you that there is a God to bee acknowledged? |
A09597 | How proue you, that to worship or pray vnto any other, is to giue Gods glory to a creature? |
A09597 | How shall the triall be? |
A09597 | How shall they haue perfection of grace? |
A09597 | How then could Christ bee free from sinne, seeing hee was true man? |
A09597 | How then shall they call on him in whom they haue not beleeued? |
A09597 | How will hee dispose of all men at the barre of iudgement? |
A09597 | How, and how farre shall men be iudged, for their euill workes? |
A09597 | How, and in what sense are we said to be iustified by faith? |
A09597 | I bow my k ● e ● s vnto the Father of our Lord Iesus Christ& c. Q. Proue that a good Christian is stiled a worshipper of God? |
A09597 | If Abraham were iustified by workes, hee hath wherein to reioyce, but not with God: for what saith the Scripture? |
A09597 | If thou Lord shouldest marke iniquities, O Lord, who shall stand? |
A09597 | In what part of man shall this glory be? |
A09597 | In what sense then are we said to bee iustified by faith only? |
A09597 | Is not the word of God sufficient without these outward signes? |
A09597 | Is there any part of the image of God, in the body of man? |
A09597 | Is there any resemblance of God in the substance of mans soule? |
A09597 | More particularly proue that Preaching is a meanes to increase and confirme grace? |
A09597 | O graue where is thy victory? |
A09597 | O wretched man that I am: who shall deliuer me from the body of this death? |
A09597 | Of what things shall all men be iudged? |
A09597 | On the right or left hand, why? |
A09597 | Q How proue you, 3 that there is a God, by his workes? |
A09597 | Q Proue it by Gods works of wonder? |
A09597 | Q Proue that such as worship God onely, are the true worshippers? |
A09597 | Q Proue that the children of such are to be baptized? |
A09597 | Q Proue that to beleeue one God, but not to beleeue in him, is but the faith of deuils? |
A09597 | Q What shall bee the euidence? |
A09597 | Q ▪ Proue in generall, that saith and all other graces are increased and confirmed by these meanes? |
A09597 | Q ▪ Proue that they that haue many Gods, haue no God at all but the Deuill? |
A09597 | Q. Doth the image of God consist onely in knowledge, righteousnesse, and holinesse? |
A09597 | Q. Giue a fourth instance of this prouidence? |
A09597 | Q. Giue a second instance of Gods prouidence in things vpon the earth? |
A09597 | Q. Giue a third instance of this prouidence? |
A09597 | Q. Giue some example of Gods worke in the sea? |
A09597 | Q. P ● oue that it stands with the iustice of God? |
A09597 | Q. Prooue that Christ did so teach? |
A09597 | Q. Prooue that before the Law, God onely was worshipped and called vpon? |
A09597 | Q. Prooue that vnder the Law God onely was worshiped and called vpon? |
A09597 | Q. Prou ● that the promise is made onely to them that beleeue? |
A09597 | Q. Proue it by Gods works of iudgement? |
A09597 | Q. Proue it by his foretelling things to come? |
A09597 | Q. Proue it by the worke of creation? |
A09597 | Q. Proue it by the worke of prouidence? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Adam did willingly yeeld to the temptation? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Adam had power not to sinne if hee would? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Adam was seduced by the woman? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Baptisme is the signe of our new birth? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Christ came to destroy death? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Christ did suffer for vs? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Christ hath perfectly saued vs? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Christ is risen from death? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Christ is risen that wee might rise with him? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Christ sitteth at the right hand of God for vs? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Extreme Vnction is no Sacraments? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God appointed Sacraments to that end? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God appointed meditation to that end? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God appointed prayer to that end? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God appointed reading priuately in the family? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God appointed reading solitarily euery one by himselfe, in the new Testament? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God appointed reading solitarily, euery one by himselfe, first in the old Testament? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God giueth faith? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God giueth repentance? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God hath appointed reading to that end: and first publique reading? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God hath appointed these meanes to that end: and first the preaching of the word? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God hath so reuealed himselfe from heauen? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God is almighty? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God is eternall? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God is good? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God is immutable? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God is infinite? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God is invisible? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God is iust? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God is mercifull? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God is most holy? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God made all things in six dayes? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God made all things of nothing? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God made all things very good? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God made the body of the dust? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God made the world? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God onely is to be worshiped? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God only is to be called vpon? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God require ● h of euery Christian a daily encrease of grace? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that God would be so described? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Iesus Christ is both God and man? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Iesus Christ is the eternall son ● e of G ● d? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Matrimony is no Sacrament? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Preaching of the Word is the ordinary meanes to worke repentance? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Sacraments are signes of the couenant? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that Satan can not doe what he list? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that a contrite heart is required? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that after the Law in the time of the Gospell, God only was worshipped& prayed vnto? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that all are corrupted both in soule and body? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that all mankinde is tainted by Adams sinne? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that all men are conceiued and borne in sinne? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that all men are corrupted with sinne? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that all men are subiect to death, by reason of sinne? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that all men are subiect to eternall damnation for sinne? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that all things are preserued by the prouidence of God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that by faith wee receiue Iesus Christ into the heart? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that conference is a meanes to increase and confirme grace? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that conference was appointed to that end? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that confession of sinnes to God is required? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that grace is conuayed, not to all receiuers, but onely to euery true beleeuer? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that he was borne of the virgin Mary? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that hee ascended into heauen for vs? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that hee did rise againe the third day for vs? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that hee suffered death for vs? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that hee suffered the cursed death of the crosse? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that hereupon all men are subiect to sinne? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that if there be no resurrection, then the preaching of the Word, and our faith is in vaine? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that in the Heathen, there is the worke of the conscience? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that in this name euery Christian is baptized? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that it doth also consist in righteousnesse and true holinesse? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that it is iust with God, so to punish? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that it is the property of faith to purifie the hart? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that it is the property of faith, to vnite vs to God in Christ? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that it is the quality of faith to assure vs of Gods loue in Christ? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that it ought to be receiued with due preparation? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that it stands with the certainty of Gods elect ● on? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that it stands with the truth of Gods promise? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man by nature can not perceiue any good thing? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man by nature can not thinke a good thought? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man can not by nature speake any good thing? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man can not do any good thing by nature? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man can not will, desire, or effect any good thing by nature? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man doth consist of soule and body? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man had dominion and rule ouer all other creatures? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man is by nature subiect to the wrath of God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man is by sinne subiect to the curse of God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man is, by na ● ure co ● rupted, become subiect to Satan? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man was created in the image of God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that man was made a most excellent creature, aboue all others, excep ● the Angels? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that mankinde is becom ● most wretched and miserable? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that nothing can be without some cause? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that nothing can make it selfe? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that nothing made of God can be euill? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that our best workes are imperfect? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that our iustification consisteth in the pardon of sinnes? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that our weake faith doth require such helps? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that practise is a meanes to increase and confirme grace? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that practise is appointed to that end? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that praier is a meanes to increase faith and all other graces? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that reading is a meanes to increase and confirme faith, and all other graces? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the Heathen haue naturall inclination to Religion? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the Holy Ghost is God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the Sacraments are ordained by Christ? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the Sonne is God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the baptized must professe faith in Christ? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the body of man was made possibly immortall? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the godly shall be there freed from all euills? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the godly shall haue fulnesse of ioy? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the godly shall immediatly go with Christ into heauen? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the heathen are obseruant of Gods vengeance against sinne? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the image of God doth consist in knowledge? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the soule is of spirituall substance, immortall in its selfe? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the vertue of Baptisme is perpetuall? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the wicked shall by the power of Christs voyce goe into hell? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the wicked shall then bee separated from God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that the world was made by the word of God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that their punishment shall bee proportionable, and according to their sinne? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that then all the sorrowes of the godly, shall be turned into ioy? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that there are only two Sacraments? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that there is a place of torment called Hell? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that there is but one God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that there shall be a day of iudgement? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that these two Sacraments are alone sufficient? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that they are coeternall? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that they haue immediate communion with God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that they shall be depriued of all comfort? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that they shall be possessed of all good things? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that they shall bee consorted with the deuils? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that they shall bee punished with vnspeakeable torments? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that they were elected of God, before the world was? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that this happinesse is eternall? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that this happinesse of the godly is vnspeakable? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that this heauenly knowledge, righteousnesse and holinesse is the image which man hath lost? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that this image of God was lost by Adams sinne? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that this is the forme of Christian blessing? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that though there be three persons, yet they are but one God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that thus eternall life becomes the reward of the faithfull? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that till we beleeue, we are without God, without Christ, without hope? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that to vs Christians, there is but one God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that true repentance is required? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that we are iustified only by faith? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that we can merit nothing with God? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that we must acknowledge God, as he hath reuealed himselfe in his written word? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that we must worship and call vpon God onely as himselfe hath commanded? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that we must worship, and pray to God with vnderstanding? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that wee must receiue often? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that wicked men can not doe what they list? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that without Gods prouidence euery creature would perish in a moment? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that without these graces man was not fit to rule the creatures, nor yet himselfe? |
A09597 | Q. Proue that, that Serpent was the Deuill? |
A09597 | Q. Proue their torments shall be eternall without ease or end? |
A09597 | Q. Proue there are degrees of glory? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the Letter F? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the Letter G? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the Letter K? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the Letter O? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the Letter S? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the Letter Z? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter H? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter I? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter L? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter N? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter P? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter Q? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter T? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter V? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter W? |
A09597 | Q. Rehearse the letter Y? |
A09597 | Q. Shall men giue account for the omission or neglect of good? |
A09597 | Q. Shew how and in what respect man hath lost the image of God? |
A09597 | Q. Shew it yet more fully and plainely? |
A09597 | Q. Shew particularly why they are no Sacraments? |
A09597 | Q. Shew some instance of things in heauen? |
A09597 | Q. Shew some instances of Gods prouidence in ordering things vpon the earth? |
A09597 | Q. Shew some instances or examples of Gods prouidence, gouerning and ordering all things? |
A09597 | Q. Shew that our two Saments are answerable to the two Sacraments vnder the Law? |
A09597 | Q. Shew that the comming of Christ shall be glorious? |
A09597 | Q. Shew that the godly shall haue brightnesse of glory? |
A09597 | Repentance, Faith, Baptisme, Imposition of hands, Resurrection of the dead, and eternall iudgement? |
A09597 | See we not that the best Instructor doth intimate so much by his own briefe methode of teaching? |
A09597 | See, here is water, saith he, what doth let mee to be baptized? |
A09597 | That with God all things are possible: Q. Proue that God is most wise? |
A09597 | The Eunuch trauelling vpon the way, said to Philip, See here is water, what doth let me to bee baptized? |
A09597 | The cup of blessing which we blesse, is it not the communion of the bloud of Christ? |
A09597 | The signes what? |
A09597 | To beleeue in God, what? |
A09597 | To conclude, what doe we owe vnto God for so great a blessing? |
A09597 | To what end is the resurrection of the dead? |
A09597 | To what end or vse were the Sacraments ordained? |
A09597 | Was it of necessity that Christ should become man? |
A09597 | What are the signes foreshewing the day of iudgement? |
A09597 | What are these bookes? |
A09597 | What is it to beleeue in God? |
A09597 | What is man that thou art mindfull of him? |
A09597 | What is the action or ceremony vsed about water? |
A09597 | What is the difference betweene the creation of man and woman? |
A09597 | What is the end or vse of Baptisme? |
A09597 | What is the end or vse of this Sacrament? |
A09597 | What is the fifth instance of iustification by faith only? |
A09597 | What is the forme of words to be vsed in Baptisme? |
A09597 | What is the fourth argument to proue that God worketh inwardly by his spirit? |
A09597 | What is the fourth end of Baptisme? |
A09597 | What is the fourth end or vse of Sacraments? |
A09597 | What is the fourth euidence? |
A09597 | What is the fourth instance of iustification by fayth only? |
A09597 | What is the inward grace signified by the washing with water? |
A09597 | What is the outward element in Baptisme? |
A09597 | What is the outward signe in the Lords Supper? |
A09597 | What is the reason of this guiltinesse? |
A09597 | What is the second argument to proue that God worketh inwardly by his spirit? |
A09597 | What is the second difference? |
A09597 | What is the second end or vse of Baptisme? |
A09597 | What is the second end or vse of Sacrame ● ts? |
A09597 | What is the second end or vse of this Sacrament? |
A09597 | What is the second euidence, that the person ● are so distinguished and not confounded? |
A09597 | What is the second instance, that we are iustified by faith only? |
A09597 | What is the sixt instance of iustification by faith only? |
A09597 | What is the thing siguified by the Bread and Wine? |
A09597 | What is the third argument to proue that God worketh inwardly by his spirit? |
A09597 | What is the third end or vse of Baptisme? |
A09597 | What is the third end or vse of Sacraments? |
A09597 | What is the third end or vse of this Sacrament? |
A09597 | What is the third euidence? |
A09597 | What is the third instance of iustification by faith onely? |
A09597 | What is to be done by the Minister? |
A09597 | What is to be done by the people? |
A09597 | What is to bee vnderstood by the word Man? |
A09597 | What man liueth, and shall not see death? |
A09597 | What other resemblances of God are there in the soule of man? |
A09597 | What shall be the forme or manner of the last iudgement? |
A09597 | What shall become of all men, after they haue liued here in this world for a time? |
A09597 | What shall bee the sentence? |
A09597 | What shall it profit a man, though hee should winne the whole world, if hee lose his owne soule? |
A09597 | What then are wee to thinke of those other fiue Sacraments, vsed in the Romish Church? |
A09597 | When shall that day of iudgement be? |
A09597 | When shall the dead rise againe? |
A09597 | When ye pray, say, Our Father which art in Heauen,& c. Q. Proue that we are to call vpon God, only in the name of Christ? |
A09597 | Where is the place of Hell? |
A09597 | Wherefore? |
A09597 | Whither shall I goe from thy spirit? |
A09597 | Who are they that shall be iudged? |
A09597 | Who are to administer the Sacrament of Baptisme? |
A09597 | Who is to administer this Sacrament? |
A09597 | Who shall be the Iudge? |
A09597 | Who shall separate vs from the loue of Christ? |
A09597 | Why can no man be saued without the knowledge of God? |
A09597 | Why can we not know God vnto saluation, 5 but by the Scriptures? |
A09597 | Why did God at the beginning make one man and one woman? |
A09597 | Why is Order no Sacrament? |
A09597 | Why is Penance no Sacrament? |
A09597 | Why is the day of iudgement concealed from men? |
A09597 | Why is the day of iudgement so long deferred? |
A09597 | Why is this Sacrament called the Lords Supper? |
A09597 | Why must iudgement be giuen according to works? |
A09597 | Why must not the substance be diuided? |
A09597 | Why shall it be fearefull to the wicked? |
A09597 | Why shall it bee ioyous to the godly? |
A09597 | With what bodies shall the dead rise? |
A09597 | You haue proued that God is, proue now that we ought to acknowledge God? |
A09597 | and how shall they beleeue in him, of whom they haue not heard? |
A09597 | and what is at hand,& what things are to come? |
A09597 | can any hide himselfe in secret places, that I shall not see him saith the Lord? |
A09597 | doe not I fill heauen and earth, saith the Lord? |
A09597 | for doth he not conclude all Morall duties in one short Decalogue, that is, as Moses speakes, in Tenne words? |
A09597 | or the sonne of man, that thou visitest him? |
A09597 | or whither shall I flee from thy presence? |
A09597 | shall hee deliuer his soule from the hand of the graue? |
A09597 | the Bread which we breake, is it not the communion of the body of Christ? |
A09597 | yet had hee abundance of spirit: and wherefore one? |
A47130 | 14. where it is said, The Gentiles do by Nature the things contained in the Law? |
A47130 | About what time of the World''s Age from Adam''s Creation did Christ suffer Death? |
A47130 | An Effect altogether good, must have all its Causes perfectly good; otherwise, if there be a defect but in one of them, the Effect is imperfect? |
A47130 | And are not such guilty of great Idolatry and Blasphemy? |
A47130 | Are Devils and unclean Spirits, works of God''s Creation? |
A47130 | Are Hypocrites and bare formal Professors, who have nothing of the inward Life and Power of Religion, Members of the Church? |
A47130 | Are Saints or Angels to be prayed unto? |
A47130 | Are the Scriptures the Words of God? |
A47130 | Are they not the same that are writ in the holy Scriptures, excepting the Ceremonial part that is abolished, and some other Laws peculiar to the Jews? |
A47130 | Are they then distinct Beings( though not separate) from God? |
A47130 | Are we to make use of any Images in Divine Worship? |
A47130 | But are these peculiar Doctrins of the Christian Religion revealed to Mankind without Scriptures, or some outward Means of Instruction? |
A47130 | But can God, or Christ, as he is the Word, be said to be a Light in Men, either universally in all Men, or specially in faithful Men? |
A47130 | But doth not the Covenant of Grace require any terms or conditions on our part, as Faith and Repentance, and new Obedience? |
A47130 | But doth not the Spirit at times give new words to a Man that has a spiritual Gift of Prayer? |
A47130 | But if Christ hath suffered Death, being the Punishment of our Sin, why should men dye? |
A47130 | But if God and Christ be a Light in Men, then what need is there of any thing else without Men? |
A47130 | But in every Nation, he that f ● areth him and worketh righteousness is accepted with him? |
A47130 | But is not the Word and Doctrin of the Gospel, outwardly Preached, called the Seed by Christ himself? |
A47130 | But may not Persons feed upon the inward Life and Spirit of Christ, without feeding by Faith on the Flesh and Blood of Christ? |
A47130 | But may not his Resurrection be owned, and not his Ascension into Heaven with the same Body? |
A47130 | But ought we not to take great Care to have our Hearts and Minds in some prepared frame in order to Prayer, or any other religious Exercise? |
A47130 | But what is the need or use of an external Seal of the New Testament or Covenant, seeing the Faithful have the inward Seal of the Spirit? |
A47130 | By what Figure or Type was this signified under the Law? |
A47130 | By whom did God create and make all things? |
A47130 | Did Christ really partake of Mary''s Substance? |
A47130 | Did Christ''s Body in the Grave see Corruption? |
A47130 | Did Man need any Cloaths, or Garments to cover him, had he not Sinned? |
A47130 | Did he Die in that Day, wherein he did Transgress? |
A47130 | Did it really rise on the third day? |
A47130 | Did not Christ also give himself for our Redemption? |
A47130 | Did the Government among the Jews cease at that time, when Christ came in the Flesh? |
A47130 | For whom are we to pray? |
A47130 | Give some example in the Case? |
A47130 | HOW did Christ perform the Office of a Priest? |
A47130 | HOW doth Christ perform his Kingly Office? |
A47130 | Had he died the bodily Death, if he had not sinned? |
A47130 | Had the Man Christ any Sinful Defilement, or Guilt of Adam''s Sin, at his Conception, or Birth in the Flesh? |
A47130 | Have we any weak or obscure Resemblance of it in our selves? |
A47130 | How are Paul''s Words to be understood, that the Gospel hath been Preached to every Creature under Heaven? |
A47130 | How are all things said to be of God? |
A47130 | How are the words of Christ to be understood, this Cup is the New Testament in my Blood shed for the remission of the Sins of many? |
A47130 | How are these Natures distinguished? |
A47130 | How are these three distinguished? |
A47130 | How are we to pray to God and Christ, whether as God and Christ are within us, or without us, or as both within us and without us? |
A47130 | How are we to pray, and give thanks so as to be accepted? |
A47130 | How by Meditation? |
A47130 | How by internal Silence? |
A47130 | How can a debt be fully paid, and yet freely forgiven? |
A47130 | How can it be proved from Scripture, that he who was Born of the Virgin, was not a meer Man, but God as well as Man? |
A47130 | How can two such differing Natures Constitute one Christ? |
A47130 | How did Christ Redeem, Reconcile, Justifie and Sanctifie Men by his Death, and shedding of his Blood for them on the Tree of the Cross? |
A47130 | How did he pay it? |
A47130 | How did he perform the Office of a Prophet in those Ages, before he came in the Flesh? |
A47130 | How do his Miracles prove that he is God, seeing Moses, and others of the Prophets wrought Miracles? |
A47130 | How do the faithful the eat the Flesh and drink the Blood of Christ? |
A47130 | How doth Christ perform his Kingly Office in and over his Church? |
A47130 | How doth Christ put forth his Kingly Power and Government over Devils and wicked Men, seeing they are Disobedient to him? |
A47130 | How doth he perform the Office of a Prophet? |
A47130 | How doth he write them in their Hearts? |
A47130 | How doth it consist in Externals, and in what? |
A47130 | How doth it consist in Internals, and in what? |
A47130 | How doth this appear from Scripture? |
A47130 | How is Christ a Priest after the Order of Melchisedeck? |
A47130 | How is Christ called the everlasting Father in Scripture? |
A47130 | How is Christ in the Saints their Hope of Glory? |
A47130 | How is it then to be understood, that God rested from all his Works, which he had made, and that on the seventh day? |
A47130 | How is that Preparation obtained? |
A47130 | How is the Cup the New Testament? |
A47130 | How is the Scripture to be understood, that saith, the Holy Ghost was sent down by Christ upon the Apostles? |
A47130 | How is the Wine in the Cup the New Testament in Christ''s Blood? |
A47130 | How many Natures hath Christ Jesus? |
A47130 | How then are Peter''s words to be understood, that God is no respecter of Persons? |
A47130 | How then are we to understand that manner of Speech used by some that, one hath a greater or lesser measure of the Spirit than another? |
A47130 | How then is James to be understood, who saith Abraham was justified by Works, and Rachab? |
A47130 | How then may the word be distinguished? |
A47130 | How was he then the Son of David and Abraham? |
A47130 | How was it foretold by any of the Prophets, that Christ should be Hanged, or Crucified on a Tree? |
A47130 | How, and whence have the Faithful the Holy Spirit given unto them of God? |
A47130 | How, or in what Sense, did he lead Captivity Captive? |
A47130 | How, or in what manner will Christ come? |
A47130 | If his Blood was but a part, why is our Redemption, remission of our Sins, Justification and Sanctification, so much attributed to his Blood? |
A47130 | In what Estate did God make them? |
A47130 | In what respects doth Christ''s Priesthood excell that of Levi, and differ from it? |
A47130 | Is Christ to come from Heaven to judge all Men that ever lived, or shall live, even the quick and the dead? |
A47130 | Is Fasting any necessary duty to be performed by the Faithful under the Gospel? |
A47130 | Is every error in Judgment, or fault in Practice, sufficient ground of disowning or rejecting a Person from being a Member of the Church of Christ? |
A47130 | Is it not also a great Error, for any to say, Christ is nothing else but the Light within every Man, or the Word within? |
A47130 | Is it not also a great Error, to say, Christ is the Holy Ghost, or the Holy Ghost is Christ? |
A47130 | Is it not another great Error in them, that say, Christ is only a Man, and had no Being or Existence before all Time and Creatures? |
A47130 | Is it not therefore a great Error in them, who say, these three are only distinct in Name, and are only three Manifestations and Operations in Time? |
A47130 | Is it to be administred to any, more than once? |
A47130 | Is it without all use of outward means? |
A47130 | Is not also Prayer with others, in Families, and especially in publick, where the Faithful meet together a necessary Duty? |
A47130 | Is not private Prayer alone by our selves, in secret a necessary duty daily to be practi ● ed by us? |
A47130 | Is such an internal Silence possible, and have any attained to it? |
A47130 | Is that Aid and Assistance of the Spirit perceptible to the Souls of the Faithful, so as to be felt and discerned by them? |
A47130 | Is the Gospel of the Kingdom to be Preached in all the World, before the end of the World come? |
A47130 | Is the Life, which is the Light, even in the Saints, that Blood of sprinkling, whereby they are Redeemed, Cleansed, Justified? |
A47130 | Is the Supper to be frequently administred to the Faithful? |
A47130 | Is then his coming to raise the dead, and to judge the quick and the dead, a part of his Kingly Office? |
A47130 | Is then the Grace of God a distinct thing from the Spirit of God? |
A47130 | Is there a real place above the Earth, called Heaven, into which Christ hath entred with his Body, and whole glorified Manhood of Soul and Body? |
A47130 | Is there also a real place, called Hell, into which the Wicked both Soul and Body shall be cast at the Day of Judgment? |
A47130 | Is there an Earnest or first Fruits of Eternal Life, that the Faithful do enjoy here on Earth in the mortal Body? |
A47130 | Is there not rather one only Light, which is God, and the Word Christ, which is one with him, that inwardly shineth in the hearts of all Men? |
A47130 | Is there then any just occasion of Offence to say, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, is the Holy Trinity? |
A47130 | Must be who prayeth by the Spirit, every time that he prayeth, use variety of different Expressions? |
A47130 | My grace is sufficient for thee, and was not that Grace in Paul, and if sufficient, what need any thing else? |
A47130 | Of what parts did they consist? |
A47130 | Q Are no Doctrins of Christian Faith and Practice inwardly Taught and Revealed by the Spirit, but what are delivered us in the holy Scriptures? |
A47130 | Q Are the Works of God, whither Visible or Invisible, any part or parts of God? |
A47130 | Q Doth not the Scripture sometimes distinguish betwixt things Created and Made? |
A47130 | Q Doth the Scripture call them three Persons? |
A47130 | Q Doth the Scripture contain all things belonging to Faith and Practice? |
A47130 | Q Doth then Faith and Repentance, in order of Nature go before remission of Sin, and Justification, though they are together in time? |
A47130 | Q Have Men no Knowledge of God without the Scriptures? |
A47130 | Q How doth this agree with Scripture, that saith, Flesh and blood can not inherit the kingdom of God? |
A47130 | Q Is it necessary and proper for the best of Men to confess their Sins, and pray for forgiveness of them? |
A47130 | Q Is not the Doctrin of Salvation by Christ Jesus, in a true and proper Sense the Gospel of Christ? |
A47130 | Q Of what service are the Promises contained in the Scripture to the Faithful? |
A47130 | Q Was it any difficulty to God, to create and make all things? |
A47130 | Q Was the Soul of the Earth, as the Body was? |
A47130 | Q What Scriptures in the Old Testament, foretold Christ''s Ascension? |
A47130 | Q What doth the Scripture further teach us concerning God? |
A47130 | Q What is the difference betwixt the Law writ in the Hearts of the Faithful, and the Law writ in the Hearts of the Unfaithful? |
A47130 | Q What is the need of both the outward Teaching by Men, or the Scriptures, and Christ''s inward Teaching by his Spirit, Light and Grace? |
A47130 | Q What signified the waving of the Sheaf? |
A47130 | Q Whence came the Holy Scriptures of the Old and new Testament? |
A47130 | Q Which are the Invisible Works of Creation? |
A47130 | Q Why was the Justice of God to be satisfied for our Sins? |
A47130 | Q With what Fire doth Christ Baptise them that believe in him? |
A47130 | Q. DOth the Baptism of the Holy Ghost and of Fire, which Christ promised to his Disciples, still remain in the Church? |
A47130 | Q. Doth it hinder God''s free forgiveness, that he forgiveth none their Sins, without Faith, Repentance and Conversion? |
A47130 | Q. Doth not Christ his making satisfaction to the Justice of God for our Sins, hinder the free forgiveness of our sins? |
A47130 | Q. Doth the Soul of Man die with the Body? |
A47130 | Q. Doth the Spirit of God teach us to pray, without all outward means of Instruction, or use of the holy Scriptures? |
A47130 | Q. Doth the holy Spirit help us in Meditation, without all use of outward means of Instruction, as Reading in the holy Scriptures, Hearing Conference? |
A47130 | Q. Hath Christ a Kingly Power and Government over all the good and holy Angels? |
A47130 | Q. Hath Christ also a Kingly Power and Government over Heaven and Earth, and the whole Creation? |
A47130 | Q. Hath he also a Power and Government over the evil Angels, and all evil and unclean Spirits, and the Devil the Prince of them? |
A47130 | Q. Hath the Grace of God and of Christ then, as it signifieth an inward Principle, that he giveth to Men, its several measures? |
A47130 | Q. Hath the Manhood- nature of Christ a Created Soul, and a Created Body, as other Men? |
A47130 | Q. Hath the Spirit of God any measures or parts? |
A47130 | Q. Hath then Christ paid to the Justice of God the Debt of our Sins? |
A47130 | Q. Whence then hath come so great Offence, in some to find fault with those sound words, as Trinity, and three Persons? |
A47130 | Q. Whence, or how had they that Doctrin outwardly conveyed unto them? |
A47130 | Q. Wherein doth the Communion of the Faithful consist? |
A47130 | The burnt Offering, the Smoke of which ascended straight upwards, whence it has its name in the Hebrew, from a word that signifieth to ascend? |
A47130 | To whom are we to pray and give thanks, as the one intire object of Divine Worship, Prayer, and Thanksgiving? |
A47130 | To whom is Baptism to be administred? |
A47130 | Under whom did Christ suffer Death? |
A47130 | V. Q HOW many Offices hath Christ? |
A47130 | WHO is the Redeemer of lost Men? |
A47130 | WHat did the Covenant of Works, or the Law of Works, require of Men? |
A47130 | WHat doth the Scripture teach us concerning God? |
A47130 | WHat is a Christian Catechisme? |
A47130 | WHat is the Catholick Church? |
A47130 | WHen we feel a great thirst and want of the Water of Life within us, how are we to receive a supply, to refresh and satisfie our thirsty Souls? |
A47130 | WHich are God''s Works of Creation? |
A47130 | Was His Blood the only Sacrifice and Atonement for our Sins? |
A47130 | Was it foretold by any of the Prophets that Christ should be Born of a Virgin? |
A47130 | Was it foretold in the Old Testament, at what time Christ should come in the Flesh? |
A47130 | Was it his real Body which appeared to his Disciples after his Resurrection, which spoke unto them, and did Eat and Drink with them? |
A47130 | Was it not foretold by God himself, to our first Parents after the Fall, in these words, That the seed of the woman should bruise the serpents seed? |
A47130 | Was the Father, or the Holy Ghost, Personally United to the Manhood- nature of Christ, or only the Son, or Word? |
A47130 | Was the Guilt of our Sins laid upon Christ, and imputed to him, when he suffered Death for our Sins? |
A47130 | Was the Law of Circumcision, the Passover, the Sacrifices of Sin- offerings, any part of the Covenant of Works? |
A47130 | Was there not a great hand of Providence in this? |
A47130 | Were not many of the Jews and Twelve Tribes of Israel, under the Covenant of Works? |
A47130 | Were not these Stripes his Sufferings both of Soul and Body as Man, that he suffered without us? |
A47130 | Were they Created of any eternally pre- existent matter, that did co- exist with him from all Eternity? |
A47130 | What Effects brought his sin and fall into the World? |
A47130 | What Figure in the Old Testament did signifie Christ''s Ascension? |
A47130 | What Figure or Type of this was given in the Old Testament? |
A47130 | What Names given him, prove that he is God? |
A47130 | What Reasons are to be given for the Observation of the first day? |
A47130 | What Sign or Figure of Christ''s Restirrection in the third day did Christ himself give out of the Old Testament? |
A47130 | What Testimonies of Holy Scripture have we for this? |
A47130 | What Type was there in the Old Testament, of Christ''s Intercession for us in Heaven? |
A47130 | What Type was there of this in the Old Testament? |
A47130 | What are the Testimonies of Scripture, that prove him to be God? |
A47130 | What are the best marks of the true Church? |
A47130 | What are the saving Graces and Gifts of Christ, and of the Holy Spirit? |
A47130 | What are the things for which we are chiefly to pray? |
A47130 | What did the year of Jubilee, that was each fiftieth year, signifie wherein they had their former Inheritances restored, after they were sold? |
A47130 | What doth the word Evangel,[ Translated in English Gospel] signifie? |
A47130 | What ground of Scripture is there for Two Lights, or more than one? |
A47130 | What is a Ransom? |
A47130 | What is his Supping with them? |
A47130 | What is meant by Christ''s New Testament? |
A47130 | What is meant by his Seed? |
A47130 | What is meant by the Serpents bruising the heel of the Woman''s Seed? |
A47130 | What is meant by the Woman''s Seed his bruising the Head of the Serpent? |
A47130 | What is that Faith in Christ Jesus, whereby the Faithful eat his Flesh and drink his Blood, that they may have Eternal Life? |
A47130 | What is the Christian Religion? |
A47130 | What is the Everlasting Life? |
A47130 | What is the alone meritorious and material Cause of Mens Justification before God? |
A47130 | What is the chief thing that is to be considered in the Death and Sufferings of Christ? |
A47130 | What is the hurt and evil Consequence of that Error? |
A47130 | What is the nature of the Covenant of Grace, called the New Covenant? |
A47130 | What is the relative Attribute and Property of the Father? |
A47130 | What is the relative Attribute and Property of the Holy Ghost? |
A47130 | What is the relative Attribute and Property of the Son? |
A47130 | What is the true English of the word Trinity? |
A47130 | What is their Supping with him? |
A47130 | What made his Obedience of so great merit and worth? |
A47130 | What need is there then to use them? |
A47130 | What need of Christ God- man without them, to enlighten them, seeing they have God and Christ in them? |
A47130 | What other Prophecies in the Old Testament, did foretel the time of Christ''s coming? |
A47130 | What other Type in the Old Testament, signified our Redemption by the Death of Christ, our high Priest? |
A47130 | What other Works doth God Work, since the Creation? |
A47130 | What other principal Things did Christ that great Prophet foretel? |
A47130 | What other use hath it, especially to the Faithful, who are come under the New Covenant? |
A47130 | What places of Scripture do prove that the Angels do Worship him? |
A47130 | What places of Scripture in the Old Testament hold forth the Justification of the Faithful, and their eternal Salvation by Faith? |
A47130 | What signifieth Tophet, and why is it so called? |
A47130 | What things more particularly, are the proper and necessary matter and subject of our Meditation? |
A47130 | What was his Life that he gave for us? |
A47130 | What was that Covenant of Works? |
A47130 | What was the Spiritual Death? |
A47130 | What was the threatned Punishment, if he did Transgress? |
A47130 | When God Created them Male and Female, did he indue them with his Spirit, and the Gifts and Graces thereof? |
A47130 | When are the ● ● ● ● ● ful to be fully and completely delivered from all the effects and consequences of Sin? |
A47130 | When did Christ begin to perform the Office of a Prophet? |
A47130 | When will that time be that he will so come? |
A47130 | Where are these things taught us? |
A47130 | Where did he place them? |
A47130 | Which are the several Parts of it? |
A47130 | Which are these Joynts and Bands? |
A47130 | Which are these things necessary to be known and believed by us? |
A47130 | Which are these things necessary to be practised by us? |
A47130 | Who are they that partake of the inward Baptism and Supper? |
A47130 | Who is Jesus Christ? |
A47130 | Who is here meant by the Serpent? |
A47130 | Why but once? |
A47130 | Why did God forbid him to eat of that Tree? |
A47130 | Why do we not see that Heavens with our bodily Eyes, into which Christ''s Body is entered? |
A47130 | Why is Christ called the word? |
A47130 | Why is it to be administred frequently? |
A47130 | Why is the Gospel called by Paul, the Power of God to Salvation? |
A47130 | Why is the Spiritual Appearance and Operation of Christ in Believers compared to Fire, and metaphorically so called? |
A47130 | Why may not the Gentiles, in their meer Gentile- dispensation, be strictly said to be under a Covenant of Works, without respect to Adam? |
A47130 | Why should they pray for forgiveness of Sin, who have receiv''d it already? |
A47130 | Why under him? |
A47130 | Why was Christ Born of a Virgin? |
A47130 | Why was it necessary that Christ should Offer up Himself a Sacrifice to God, by His Death, for our Sins? |
A47130 | Why was it necessary that He should dye for us? |
A47130 | Why was it so ordered by the Lord? |
A47130 | Will his coming and appearance be without us in his glorified Body, and true Manhood Nature? |
A47130 | With his Stripes we are healed? |
A47130 | and whether it is one and the same with the New Covenant? |
A47130 | day of Rest, the first day of the Week being one day in seven? |
A47130 | for seeing the Holy Ghost is that Infinite Spirit, and is every where present, he is not capable of any local motion of Descent or Ascent? |
A47130 | should the same debt and payment be exacted both from us and our surety? |
A03697 | And must Idolaters go to hol without repentance, what( then) must Idolaters do to be saued? |
A03697 | And what is that that hath been done? |
A03697 | And who( then) can be saued? |
A03697 | And, if we may not lye, to bring glory to God, shall we thinke we may lie to bring profit to man? |
A03697 | And, if wee must answere for euery idle word: how much more for euery lying word? |
A03697 | But lying is become their trade? |
A03697 | But some go to bed without praier? |
A03697 | But some hold that these words, sixe dayes thou shalt labour, are words of permission only, and no commandement? |
A03697 | But what say you of merry lying? |
A03697 | But who is sufficient for these things? |
A03697 | By what meanes is this wrought? |
A03697 | Can you knowe God? |
A03697 | For 〈 ◊ 〉 is the Kingdome,& c. What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | For, I may say in this case as Salomon in his Ecclesiastes, sayd 〈 ◊ 〉 a like case: What is that that hath been? |
A03697 | Forgiue vs our trespasses, seeing that euen we,& c. What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | HOw doe you diuide the daies of mans life? |
A03697 | How afterward? |
A03697 | How are they diuided? |
A03697 | How by couetous holding in? |
A03697 | How by lauish spending? |
A03697 | How by our deeds? |
A03697 | How by our words? |
A03697 | How by speaking? |
A03697 | How craftily? |
A03697 | How do we abuse his other ordinances? |
A03697 | How do we abuse his word? |
A03697 | How do we receiue our growing vp 〈 ◊ 〉 Christ? |
A03697 | How do you perswade this duty? |
A03697 | How doe wee basely esteeme of God? |
A03697 | How doe wee slightly regard Gods titles? |
A03697 | How doth the Scripture further, and for more terrour speake of this place, and the torments of hell? |
A03697 | How doth the VVord describ ● … him? |
A03697 | How else? |
A03697 | How further? |
A03697 | How in our deedes? |
A03697 | How in our words? |
A03697 | How inwardly? |
A03697 | How inwardly? |
A03697 | How inwardly? |
A03697 | How is Religion abused? |
A03697 | How is our faith strengthened, and 〈 ◊ 〉 ● … olpen by it? |
A03697 | How is our thankfulnesse shewed? |
A03697 | How many waies may such false witnesse be borne? |
A03697 | How many waies may we speak that which is false of our selues? |
A03697 | How many waies may we speake that which is false of our Neighbour? |
A03697 | How may a man be said to abuse his owne? |
A03697 | How may blood be shed, or wrong done? |
A03697 | How may they be said to bee vncleane in their entrance? |
A03697 | How may wee receiue a false report concerning our selues? |
A03697 | How must we keepe them holy? |
A03697 | How must we obey? |
A03697 | How outwardly? |
A03697 | How outwardly? |
A03697 | How outwardly? |
A03697 | How shall we prayse God? |
A03697 | How shall wee by such preparation make our sleepe comfortable? |
A03697 | How without colour of Law? |
A03697 | How without speach? |
A03697 | How, further, doe you perswade this dutie? |
A03697 | IN speaking of the Lawe, what is to be considered? |
A03697 | In comming to this Sacrament, what is to be considered by euery well prepared Communicant? |
A03697 | In doing of Gods worke, what is to be considered? |
A03697 | In the first of the fiue, which is: honour thy Father, and thy Mother,& c. What doe you obserue therein? |
A03697 | In the next Eight Commandement, which is: Thou shal ● … not steale? |
A03697 | In the next last Commandement, which is: Thou shalt not couet thy neighbours house,& c. What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | In the next ninth Commandement, which is: Thou shalt not beare false witnesse,& c. VVhat doe you obserue therein? |
A03697 | In what consisteth the first sort of duties? |
A03697 | In what consisteth the second? |
A03697 | Not so plainely and fully here as we shall hereafter, by face; but as he hath reuealed himself vnto vs. How is that? |
A03697 | Now where hel( thus described) is due to the breakers of the law, what do you gather? |
A03697 | Of what sort are these? |
A03697 | Of what sorts are these? |
A03697 | Of what sorts are they? |
A03697 | Of what sorts is it? |
A03697 | So much for base esteeming: what call you sorgery in Gods seruice? |
A03697 | So much for false witnesse in giuing forth: what is it by receiuing in? |
A03697 | So much for giuing: what doth the receiuing of the Wine signifie? |
A03697 | So much for innocencie: what say you of purity? |
A03697 | So much for our general duties, as we be Christians; what say you of our particular duties, or duties of trade of life? |
A03697 | So much for our giftes: what doe we receiue at the Lords Table? |
A03697 | So much for petition: what call you giuing of thanks? |
A03697 | So much for publike: what are the priuate meanes? |
A03697 | So much for receiuing; what doth the eating of the bread signifie? |
A03697 | So much for that petition, which concerneth the necessities of this life: what are they that concerne the necessities of the life to come? |
A03697 | So much for that which is forbidden: what is commanded as the sum of all? |
A03697 | So much for that which is forbidden: what is commanded? |
A03697 | So much for that which is forbidden: what is commanded? |
A03697 | So much for that which is forbidden: what is commanded? |
A03697 | So much for that which is forbidden: what is here commanded? |
A03697 | So much for that which is forbidden; what is commanded? |
A03697 | So much for that which you giue to Christ the Head, what giue you to the Church his members? |
A03697 | So much for the Commandement that respecteth Gods person: what are they which concerne his worship? |
A03697 | So much for the Commandements of duties to our neighbour in righteoufnesse: what say you of Sobriety commanded to our selues? |
A03697 | So much for the Commandements that concerne all acts and purpose of vnright cousnesse: where are we forbidden all motions thereunto? |
A03697 | So much for the Commaundements of dueties euery day: what is that of dueti ● … s one day in s ● … uen? |
A03697 | So much for the Law: what is due to those that breake it? |
A03697 | So much for the Parents ioint duties: what is the Fathers more speciall duty? |
A03697 | So much for the Petition about the aduancement of Gods glory: what are they that concerne the meanes? |
A03697 | So much for the Petitions that concerne Gods glory: what say you of those that concerne our owne necessiries? |
A03697 | So much for the abuse of our own goods: how doe we vniustly pursue anothers? |
A03697 | So much for the abuse of religion: what is that of the creatures? |
A03697 | So much for the adulteries themselues: what say you of the prouocations thereunto? |
A03697 | So much for the daies of labour: what say you of the daies of holinesse? |
A03697 | So much for the duties as are betweene our worke: what must we doe after it? |
A03697 | So much for the duties of the first Table concerning holinesse: what say you of the second? |
A03697 | So much for the duties that concerne o ● … r Neighbours person: what are they that are in things belonging to their persons? |
A03697 | So much for the first of those petitions which concerne the meanes of Gods glorie: what is the second? |
A03697 | So much for the generall d ● … ety that concerneth our selues, called sobrietie: what is that that concerneth our neighbour? |
A03697 | So much for the knowledge of God; what say you of the knowledge of your selfe? |
A03697 | So much for the nature of the signes: what say you of their vses? |
A03697 | So much for the prayer it selfe: what say you of the confirmation therof? |
A03697 | So much for the precept belonging to Superiours: What Commandements belong to others? |
A03697 | So much for the preseruation of our neighbours goods: where are we charged with the care of his good name? |
A03697 | So much for the reason of the Petitions, what say you of the seale? |
A03697 | So much for the thing forbidden: what is commanded? |
A03697 | So much for the things commune, what are they that be proper? |
A03697 | So much for the vses of the bread; what be they of the wine? |
A03697 | So much for the workes of our callings: what say you of the workes of helpe vnto them? |
A03697 | So much for the works to be done: what are the vnfruitfull workes to be auoided? |
A03697 | So much for 〈 ◊ 〉 ● … couery to saluation, what is his 〈 ◊ 〉 forit? |
A03697 | So much of the doctrine of the Sacrament: what say you of our ends of comming to it? |
A03697 | Somuch for Baptisme: what is the Lords Supper? |
A03697 | Somuch for that which is forbidden; what is commanded here? |
A03697 | Somuch for the Commaundement concerning the parts of Gods worship: what is that that concerneth the right manner of vsing them? |
A03697 | Somuch for the abuse of Gods titles: how do we abuse holy things? |
A03697 | Somuch for the precept of the sixe dayes labour: what is that of the Sabbaoth? |
A03697 | Somuch for the punishment of losse: what is that of sense? |
A03697 | Somuch for the subiection of the body; what is that of the minde? |
A03697 | The fourth next Petition, which is: Giue vs this day our,& c. What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | The next Petition, which is: and leade vs not into temptation,& c. What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | The next, which is: Thou shalt make to thy selfe no grauen image,& c. What doe you consider therin? |
A03697 | The second is in these wo ● … s: Thy will be done in earth,& c. What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | The third next precept, which is: Thou shalt not take the name,& c. What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | The workes of that trade of life, in which God hath placed vs. What must a man do in these? |
A03697 | The wounding and breaking of the flesh of Christ for vs. What doth the giuing of it signifie? |
A03697 | The ● … t ● … ourth precept, which is: Remember the Sabbaoth day to sanctifie it,& c. What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | Then there be two Sacraments? |
A03697 | Then, euery one must haue some speciall call ● … g& trade of life to liue in? |
A03697 | Then, it is necessarie that wee doe our best to keep the Law, though wee can not be iustified by it? |
A03697 | They pertaine to G ● … person or wor ● … ip ▪ What Commandement concerneth his person? |
A03697 | To what end( then) serueth the Law? |
A03697 | VV ● … at els? |
A03697 | VVhat are the outward things? |
A03697 | VVhat are the priuate? |
A03697 | VVhat are the publike? |
A03697 | VVhat are the workes of holinesse? |
A03697 | VVhat are they of mercy? |
A03697 | VVhat are they that belong to the bodie? |
A03697 | VVhat are they which bee in the body it selfe? |
A03697 | VVhat are your sinnes? |
A03697 | VVhat bee the endes in our comming? |
A03697 | VVhat call you a lye? |
A03697 | VVhat call you an vntruth? |
A03697 | VVhat call you the examination of your knowledge? |
A03697 | VVhat do you conclude of this? |
A03697 | VVhat do you consider therein? |
A03697 | VVhat do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | VVhat doe you consider therein? |
A03697 | VVhat doe you obserue in the Commandement it selfe? |
A03697 | VVhat doe you obserue in the matter of the Commandement? |
A03697 | VVhat doe you obserue in the matter? |
A03697 | VVhat doe you obserue therein? |
A03697 | VVhat doth the drinking of, the wine signifie? |
A03697 | VVhat doth the giuing of the wine signifie? |
A03697 | VVhat doth the pouring out of the wine signifie? |
A03697 | VVhat doth this teach? |
A03697 | VVhat doth this teach? |
A03697 | VVhat duties do Masters owe? |
A03697 | VVhat duties do seruants owe? |
A03697 | VVhat giue you to Christ the Head? |
A03697 | VVhat is adultery in Mariage? |
A03697 | VVhat is forbidden? |
A03697 | VVhat is forbidden? |
A03697 | VVhat is forbidden? |
A03697 | VVhat is that indeede? |
A03697 | VVhat is that of the sixe dayes labour? |
A03697 | VVhat is that that concerneth the things of this li ● …? |
A03697 | VVhat is the first of them? |
A03697 | VVhat is the meane whereby Christ is apprehended? |
A03697 | VVhat is the outward 〈 ◊ 〉? |
A03697 | VVhat is the thing forbidden? |
A03697 | VVhat is the thing taught? |
A03697 | VVhat is( lastly) required? |
A03697 | VVhat must rebels to gouernment doe? |
A03697 | VVhat must we do at our refreshings? |
A03697 | VVhat must we do between our work? |
A03697 | VVhat must we obserue in our recreation? |
A03697 | VVhat of the workes of your particular calling? |
A03697 | VVhat of your faith? |
A03697 | VVhat of your loue? |
A03697 | VVhat of your repentance? |
A03697 | VVhat of your thankfulnesse? |
A03697 | VVhat other works are required? |
A03697 | VVhat petition concerneth the aduancement of his glorie? |
A03697 | VVhat say you of the adulteries themselues? |
A03697 | VVhat say you of the daies of labor? |
A03697 | VVhat say you of the matter? |
A03697 | VVhat say you of the nature of the signes? |
A03697 | VVhat say you of the prayer it selfe? |
A03697 | VVhat say you of those who receiue a false report against their neighbour? |
A03697 | VVhat things hurt this grace of speech? |
A03697 | VVhat was the occasion? |
A03697 | VVhat was the occasion? |
A03697 | VVhat was the occasion? |
A03697 | VVhat was the occasion? |
A03697 | VVhat works are required to the ● … ifying of the Sabbath? |
A03697 | VVhat 〈 ◊ 〉 the 〈 ◊ 〉 grace, or 〈 ◊ 〉 thing 〈 ◊ 〉? |
A03697 | VVhen beare we false witnesse in giuing forth a report? |
A03697 | VVherein do those consist? |
A03697 | VVherein standeth our thankfulnesse? |
A03697 | VVherein standeth this abuse? |
A03697 | VVhy call you this separation from God, so great a plague and torment? |
A03697 | Vnder what word are the duties specified? |
A03697 | WHat doe you call the Sacrament of the Lords Supper? |
A03697 | WHat is Prayer? |
A03697 | WHat is true happinesse? |
A03697 | Wh ● … rein standeth that? |
A03697 | What Comm ● … ndement concerneth the parts of his worship? |
A03697 | What are our duties as we be Christians? |
A03697 | What are the duties belonging to their persons? |
A03697 | What are the inward graces? |
A03697 | What are the publike? |
A03697 | What are the tenne Commandements? |
A03697 | What are the words of the next Commandement? |
A03697 | What are the words of the reason? |
A03697 | What are the words? |
A03697 | What are they that belong to Gods glorie? |
A03697 | What are they that concerne God? |
A03697 | What are they that concerne man? |
A03697 | What are they that we owe euery day? |
A03697 | What are you since by Adams fall? |
A03697 | What be our gifts? |
A03697 | What be the Parents duties? |
A03697 | What be the childrens duties? |
A03697 | What be the effects of faith? |
A03697 | What be the things commune? |
A03697 | What be the works of our calling? |
A03697 | What be their ioint duties to their children? |
A03697 | What call you Hell? |
A03697 | What call you inward vncleannesse? |
A03697 | What call you petition? |
A03697 | What call you sobriety in dyet? |
A03697 | What call you the punishment of losse? |
A03697 | What difference doe you put betweene prayer and praise? |
A03697 | What do you conclude of al together? |
A03697 | What do you consider in them? |
A03697 | What do you gather of this? |
A03697 | What do you gather of this? |
A03697 | What do you obserue in them? |
A03697 | What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | What do you obserue therein? |
A03697 | What do you 〈 ◊ 〉 therein? |
A03697 | What doe you consider in man thus fallen? |
A03697 | What doe you consider in the Commandements themselues? |
A03697 | What doe you consider in the matter of the Commandement? |
A03697 | What doe you consider in the matter of the Commandement? |
A03697 | What doe you consider in the matter? |
A03697 | What doe you consider in this precept? |
A03697 | What doe you meane by false gods? |
A03697 | What doe you obserue here? |
A03697 | What doe you obserue in the Commandement it selfe? |
A03697 | What doe you obserue therein? |
A03697 | What doth the breaking of bread signifie? |
A03697 | What doth the receiuing of the bread signifie? |
A03697 | What doth this teach? |
A03697 | What duties do they owe one to another? |
A03697 | What duties doe they owe to their Parents? |
A03697 | What fruits ● … e they? |
A03697 | What gather you of this? |
A03697 | What i ● … the meaning? |
A03697 | What is Baptisme? |
A03697 | What is Prayer? |
A03697 | What is a Sacrament? |
A03697 | What is outward vncleanenesse? |
A03697 | What is that concerneth the bread? |
A03697 | What is that in word? |
A03697 | What is that that concerneth our selues? |
A03697 | What is that which is before our comming? |
A03697 | What is that which is forbidden? |
A03697 | What is that, that concerneth our selues alone? |
A03697 | What is the Husbands dutie? |
A03697 | What is the Lawe? |
A03697 | What is the Mothers speciall duty? |
A03697 | What is the first of them? |
A03697 | What is the inward Theft? |
A03697 | What is the meaning? |
A03697 | What is the meaning? |
A03697 | What is the meaning? |
A03697 | What is the meaning? |
A03697 | What is the meaning? |
A03697 | What is the meaning? |
A03697 | What is the meaning? |
A03697 | What is the outward? |
A03697 | What is the second Petition concerning the necessities of the life to come? |
A03697 | What is the su ● … me of all? |
A03697 | What is the subiection of the body? |
A03697 | What is the thing forbidden? |
A03697 | What is the thing forbidden? |
A03697 | What is the thing taught? |
A03697 | What is the thing taught? |
A03697 | What is the thing taught? |
A03697 | What is the thing taught? |
A03697 | What is the thing taught? |
A03697 | What is the wiues dutie? |
A03697 | What is this called in Scripture? |
A03697 | What is true thankfulnesse? |
A03697 | What must Adulterers doe? |
A03697 | What must Murtherers doe? |
A03697 | What must customary and raging swearers do? |
A03697 | What must lyars doe? |
A03697 | What must our apparell be? |
A03697 | What must theeues doe? |
A03697 | What must we doe in the morning before our worke? |
A03697 | What parts hath Prayer? |
A03697 | What say you against this grosse opinion? |
A03697 | What say you of his recouery? |
A03697 | What say you of the Commandements of the first Table? |
A03697 | What say you of the Doctrine? |
A03697 | What say you of the first? |
A03697 | What say you of the matter? |
A03697 | What say you of the officious, which some call the good and necessary lie? |
A03697 | What say you of the petitions? |
A03697 | What say you of the worker? |
A03697 | What say you of them? |
A03697 | What say you of this further opening of the Commandement? |
A03697 | What sobriety is that, which you call sobriety of sense, and the outward members? |
A03697 | What vncleannes is here forbidden? |
A03697 | What was the occasion of euery Commandement? |
A03697 | What was the occasion? |
A03697 | What was the occasion? |
A03697 | What was the occasion? |
A03697 | What was the occasion? |
A03697 | What was the occasion? |
A03697 | What was the occasion? |
A03697 | What were you by creation in Adam before the Fall? |
A03697 | When be our sports of good report? |
A03697 | When doth this faith begin to breed and take place in your heart? |
A03697 | Where are acts and purpose of vnrighteousnesse forbidden? |
A03697 | Where are we charged with the preseruation of their goods? |
A03697 | Where are we taught our duties to Superiors? |
A03697 | Where haue we the best patterne of prayer and praise? |
A03697 | Where haue you the seale of Christs body? |
A03697 | Where is it written? |
A03697 | Where is the place of hell? |
A03697 | Where, of his bloud? |
A03697 | Wherein consist the torments of this place of hell? |
A03697 | Wherein consisteth feare? |
A03697 | Wherein consisteth this? |
A03697 | Wherein consistoth loue? |
A03697 | Wherein, and how do we worship the true God in a false manner? |
A03697 | Which are they? |
A03697 | Who are reprooued here? |
A03697 | Who are reproued here? |
A03697 | a Obeisance or outward seruice ▪ Wherein standeth that? |
A03697 | that is, so to humble vs, that Christ may receiue vs. What do you gather of this? |
A03697 | what is commanded? |
A03697 | where shall be no more glimpses of fauour, but darke tempests and snares vpon all the ● … nhabitants of that land of 〈 ◊ 〉? |
A03697 | 〈 ◊ 〉 in standeth the hearts exa ● …? |
A14092 | A. d Our attonement and reconcilement with God, which consists in the forgiuenesse of our sinnes? |
A14092 | And that all power belongs to him? |
A14092 | And what Father? |
A14092 | And who els? |
A14092 | And who els? |
A14092 | Are not we also the sonnes of God? |
A14092 | Are these three Gods? |
A14092 | As how? |
A14092 | As how? |
A14092 | As how? |
A14092 | As how? |
A14092 | As how? |
A14092 | As it is in heauen; by whom? |
A14092 | Can wee come to the Kingdome of Heauen by the way of Gods Law? |
A14092 | Closely how many wayes? |
A14092 | Did God make the diuels? |
A14092 | Do you beleeue that God is your Father? |
A14092 | Euery Sacrament teacheth vs this lesson, as we shall easily perceiue, if we vnderstand what a Sacrament is? |
A14092 | For in reason consider: How are the kingdomes of men planted and established? |
A14092 | For thine is the Kingdome] say this in plainer manner? |
A14092 | HOw many wayes doth the word of God teach vs to come to the Kingdome of Heauen? |
A14092 | He sitteth] Is sitting spoken properly or figuratiuely? |
A14092 | How after a wonderfull manner? |
A14092 | How are Gods workes of iudgement taken in vaine? |
A14092 | How are those eight diuided which concerne God? |
A14092 | How are we able to doe Gods will? |
A14092 | How are we made free from it? |
A14092 | How by deceit? |
A14092 | How by deeds? |
A14092 | How by defect? |
A14092 | How by excesse? |
A14092 | How by violence? |
A14092 | How by words? |
A14092 | How commeth it to passe that we are all borne in sinne? |
A14092 | How doe you know whether sinne reigneth ouer you or no? |
A14092 | How doe you prooue that these latter three, are contrary to the first three? |
A14092 | How doe you proue that he became man? |
A14092 | How els? |
A14092 | How els? |
A14092 | How inwardly? |
A14092 | How inwardly? |
A14092 | How inwardly? |
A14092 | How is it then spoken? |
A14092 | How is that committed? |
A14092 | How many Petitions are there? |
A14092 | How many Sacraments haue you? |
A14092 | How many articles are there concerning God the Sonne? |
A14092 | How many articles are there concerning God? |
A14092 | How many articles are there concerning his dying for vs? |
A14092 | How many articles are there concerning his victory ouer death? |
A14092 | How many articles are there concerning the person of our Lord Iesus Christ? |
A14092 | How many articles are there of Gods Church? |
A14092 | How many articles are there of his office? |
A14092 | How many articles are there of the being of the Church? |
A14092 | How many articles be there concerning God the Father? |
A14092 | How many articles be there concerning God the holy Ghost? |
A14092 | How many articles be there of our Creed? |
A14092 | How many benefits be there of Gods blessing? |
A14092 | How many benefits doth the Church obtaine by Christ? |
A14092 | How many commandements are there in the first Table? |
A14092 | How many commandements be there in Gods Law? |
A14092 | How many concerning his Church? |
A14092 | How many duties are contained in this commandement? |
A14092 | How many heauens are there? |
A14092 | How many in the second? |
A14092 | How many iust causes be there of an oath? |
A14092 | How many offices be there of loue? |
A14092 | How many parts be there of it? |
A14092 | How many parts be there of repentance? |
A14092 | How many parts hath it? |
A14092 | How many parts hath this article? |
A14092 | How many petitions be there in the first part? |
A14092 | How many properties doe belong to this Church? |
A14092 | How many sorts are thereof? |
A14092 | How many sorts of Churches are there? |
A14092 | How many sorts of euill be there in the world? |
A14092 | How many sorts of famous communions are there? |
A14092 | How many things are commanded in this commandement? |
A14092 | How many things are forbidden in it? |
A14092 | How many things are forbidden? |
A14092 | How many things are required to prepare vs to the worthy receiuing of the Lords Supper? |
A14092 | How many things doe we pray for in this petition? |
A14092 | How many things doe we pray for in this petition? |
A14092 | How many things in speciall are forbidden, vnder the generall of taking Gods name in vaine? |
A14092 | How many wayes els may we transgresse this commandement? |
A14092 | How many wayes is that committed? |
A14092 | How many wayes is this commandement transgressed outwardly? |
A14092 | How many wayes is this commandement transgressed? |
A14092 | How many wayes may this be transgressed? |
A14092 | How many wayes may this commandement be transgressed? |
A14092 | How many wayes may this commandement be transgressed? |
A14092 | How many wayes may we sweare in vaine? |
A14092 | How many wayes outwardly? |
A14092 | How many wayes? |
A14092 | How may we cause these first good motions to arise within vs? |
A14092 | How profanely? |
A14092 | How so? |
A14092 | How superstitiously? |
A14092 | How, by lookes? |
A14092 | In what then? |
A14092 | Indeed the land of Canaan was a figure of heauen: But haue not the wicked long life sometimes? |
A14092 | Into how many parts are they diuided? |
A14092 | Into how many parts are they diuided? |
A14092 | Into how many parts are they diuided? |
A14092 | Into how many parts be they diuided? |
A14092 | Into how many parts be they diuided? |
A14092 | Is all reuenge forbidden? |
A14092 | Is holinesse of faith perfect or imperfect? |
A14092 | Is it alwayes a sinne to speake lesse then is truth? |
A14092 | Is it alwayes a sinne to speake more then is truth? |
A14092 | Is it required of Gods Church? |
A14092 | Is not God euery where? |
A14092 | Is not Gods name holy already? |
A14092 | Is the church of God ouer all parts of the world? |
A14092 | Is this communion here meant? |
A14092 | Is this holines required of Gods Church? |
A14092 | Is this the communion incident to Gods Church? |
A14092 | Is this the communion? |
A14092 | Must they obey them in all things? |
A14092 | Of how many sorts are the Angels? |
A14092 | Of how many sorts are the duties of the day? |
A14092 | Of how many sorts is holines of life? |
A14092 | Of our selues, without grace or no? |
A14092 | Ought we not to loue one another; especially inferiours to loue and feare their superiours? |
A14092 | Q What is the last petition? |
A14092 | Q. Christ is in heauen, we are on earth: How can his bloud wash our soules? |
A14092 | Q. Christ is in heauen, we are on earth; How can we eate his body and drinke his bloud? |
A14092 | Q. Doe Papists transgresse in this? |
A14092 | Q. Doth God forgiue all men their sinnes? |
A14092 | Q. Giue some example ● hereof? |
A14092 | Q. Hath God a right hand, or a left, in proper speech, as we haue? |
A14092 | Q. Hath it any need of our making? |
A14092 | Q. Haue all the children of God length of life? |
A14092 | Q. Haue children faith? |
A14092 | Q. Holines of life, is that perfect or imperfect? |
A14092 | Q. Holinesse of faith, what is that otherwise called? |
A14092 | Q. Holinesse, of how many sorts is it? |
A14092 | Q. Manifestly, how many wayes? |
A14092 | Q. Ouer all what? |
A14092 | Q. Outwardly how is it transgressed? |
A14092 | Q. Repeat it? |
A14092 | Q. Repeat it? |
A14092 | Q. Repeat it? |
A14092 | Q. Repeat the article concerning his Godhead? |
A14092 | Q. Repeat the article concerning his manhood? |
A14092 | Q. Repeat the first commandement? |
A14092 | Q. Repeate it? |
A14092 | Q. Repeate it? |
A14092 | Q. Repeate it? |
A14092 | Q. Repeate the first? |
A14092 | Q. Thine is the power] say this in plainer manner? |
A14092 | Q. Vnder this generall duty of taking Gods name, How many duties are commanded in speciall? |
A14092 | Q. Vnder whom did he suffer? |
A14092 | Q. Wherein doth it consist? |
A14092 | Q. Wherein doth that consist? |
A14092 | Q. Wherein doth this consist? |
A14092 | Q. Wherein doth this consist? |
A14092 | Q. Whither did He ascend? |
A14092 | SAy the Lords Prayer? |
A14092 | Say the first petition? |
A14092 | The Gospel what? |
A14092 | The Law requires what? |
A14092 | The first teacheth vs what we ought to beleeue, concerning whom? |
A14092 | The second concerning whom? |
A14092 | The things which God made, of how many sorts are they? |
A14092 | The third whom? |
A14092 | The workes of mercy; of how may sorts are they? |
A14092 | Things necessary, of how many sorts are they? |
A14092 | To what end doe wee pray thus? |
A14092 | To whom is this glad tidings brought: To the righteous? |
A14092 | To whom then is this glad tidings brought? |
A14092 | To whom then? |
A14092 | To x driue vs vnto Christ? |
A14092 | VVHat doth the Creed teach vs? |
A14092 | VVHat doth the Law of God teach vs? |
A14092 | We are made cleane from sinne by baptisme: But are we made without sinne? |
A14092 | What Church is here meant? |
A14092 | What Kingdome? |
A14092 | What Power? |
A14092 | What are first motions vnto sinne? |
A14092 | What are inuisible creatures? |
A14092 | What are the bad called? |
A14092 | What are the common? |
A14092 | What are the diuine? |
A14092 | What are the fruits? |
A14092 | What are the inward? |
A14092 | What are the morall? |
A14092 | What are the outward? |
A14092 | What are the priuate exercises? |
A14092 | What are the proper exercises in priuate? |
A14092 | What are the publike duties? |
A14092 | What are the two first? |
A14092 | What are the two first? |
A14092 | What are the two last? |
A14092 | What are the two last? |
A14092 | What are these graces? |
A14092 | What are these works of God which we may take in vaine? |
A14092 | What are they called? |
A14092 | What are they? |
A14092 | What are they? |
A14092 | What are they? |
A14092 | What are they? |
A14092 | What are they? |
A14092 | What are they? |
A14092 | What are things indifferent? |
A14092 | What are visible creatures? |
A14092 | What are workes of mercy concerning the body? |
A14092 | What are workes of mercy concerning the soule? |
A14092 | What article is this? |
A14092 | What be those benefits which we enioy by Christ? |
A14092 | What death did he suffer? |
A14092 | What death was that? |
A14092 | What did he suffer? |
A14092 | What do we pray for in this petition? |
A14092 | What doe we pray for in the three first? |
A14092 | What doe we pray for in the three last? |
A14092 | What doe we pray for in this petition? |
A14092 | What doe we pray for then in this petition? |
A14092 | What doe we pray for then? |
A14092 | What doe you learne here? |
A14092 | What doth the Gospel require? |
A14092 | What doth the Law require? |
A14092 | What doth the first part concerne? |
A14092 | What doth the first part concerne? |
A14092 | What doth the second part concerne? |
A14092 | What els? |
A14092 | What els? |
A14092 | What els? |
A14092 | What els? |
A14092 | What else? |
A14092 | What euill is meant in this place? |
A14092 | What is Catholike? |
A14092 | What is Euangelicall holinesse? |
A14092 | What is Gods sword? |
A14092 | What is Will- worship? |
A14092 | What is a Sacrament? |
A14092 | What is a sinne? |
A14092 | What is a trespasse? |
A14092 | What is a ● entation? |
A14092 | What is anger? |
A14092 | What is commanded in this commandement? |
A14092 | What is commanded in this commandement? |
A14092 | What is commanded in this? |
A14092 | What is commanded? |
A14092 | What is commanded? |
A14092 | What is commanded? |
A14092 | What is commanded? |
A14092 | What is commanded? |
A14092 | What is commanded? |
A14092 | What is contained in the foure first? |
A14092 | What is contained in the sixe last? |
A14092 | What is contrary to chastity? |
A14092 | What is contrary to sobrietie? |
A14092 | What is contrary to the ministery of the word? |
A14092 | What is contrary to the right administration of the Sacraments? |
A14092 | What is contrary vnto prayer? |
A14092 | What is couetousnesse? |
A14092 | What is forbidden herein? |
A14092 | What is forbidden herein? |
A14092 | What is forbidden in this Commandement, in one word? |
A14092 | What is forbidden in this commanded? |
A14092 | What is forbidden in this commandement? |
A14092 | What is forbidden, and what is not? |
A14092 | What is forbidden? |
A14092 | What is forbidden? |
A14092 | What is forbidden? |
A14092 | What is hallowed? |
A14092 | What is holinesse of life otherwise called? |
A14092 | What is it to be borne in sinne? |
A14092 | What is it to be made free from the power of sinne? |
A14092 | What is it to be rich? |
A14092 | What is it to keepe it holy? |
A14092 | What is it to pray in vaine? |
A14092 | What is it to sweare rashly? |
A14092 | What is it to sweare wickedly? |
A14092 | What is legall holines? |
A14092 | What is meant by Giue it vs? |
A14092 | What is meant by bread? |
A14092 | What is meant by daily bread? |
A14092 | What is meant by honour? |
A14092 | What is meant by it? |
A14092 | What is meant by our bread? |
A14092 | What is meant by quicke? |
A14092 | What is meant by the dead? |
A14092 | What is promised in this? |
A14092 | What is publike reuenge? |
A14092 | What is temperance? |
A14092 | What is that speciall manner? |
A14092 | What is that worship of God which he hath commanded vs in his word? |
A14092 | What is that? |
A14092 | What is the Church militant? |
A14092 | What is the Church triumphant? |
A14092 | What is the Church? |
A14092 | What is the Gospel? |
A14092 | What is the article called? |
A14092 | What is the consequent thereof? |
A14092 | What is the difference betweene prayer commanded in the second commandement: And prayer commanded in this third commandement? |
A14092 | What is the dutie commanded in this commandement? |
A14092 | What is the end of the Law? |
A14092 | What is the first commandement of the second Table? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the first? |
A14092 | What is the fourth? |
A14092 | What is the grace signified? |
A14092 | What is the grace signified? |
A14092 | What is the hunger and thirst of a Christian, as a Christian? |
A14092 | What is the last commandement? |
A14092 | What is the meaning of the petition? |
A14092 | What is the meaning of these words? |
A14092 | What is the meaning? |
A14092 | What is the meaning? |
A14092 | What is the meaning? |
A14092 | What is the meaning? |
A14092 | What is the next commandement? |
A14092 | What is the next commandement? |
A14092 | What is the next commandement? |
A14092 | What is the next commandement? |
A14092 | What is the next commandement? |
A14092 | What is the next petition? |
A14092 | What is the next petition? |
A14092 | What is the next petition? |
A14092 | What is the next petition? |
A14092 | What is the next way to satisfie this hunger, and to quench this thirst? |
A14092 | What is the obiect? |
A14092 | What is the office of Christ? |
A14092 | What is the other reason? |
A14092 | What is the other reason? |
A14092 | What is the person of Iesus Christ? |
A14092 | What is the punishment of ● inne? |
A14092 | What is the root? |
A14092 | What is the sanction of this commandement? |
A14092 | What is the second Commandement? |
A14092 | What is the second propertie? |
A14092 | What is the second way in generall? |
A14092 | What is the second? |
A14092 | What is the second? |
A14092 | What is the second? |
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A14092 | What is the second? |
A14092 | What is the second? |
A14092 | What is the second? |
A14092 | What is the second? |
A14092 | What is the second? |
A14092 | What is the second? |
A14092 | What is the signe in Baptisme? |
A14092 | What is the signe in the Lords Supper? |
A14092 | What is the thing you beleeue herein? |
A14092 | What is the thing you beleeue in this article? |
A14092 | What is the thing you beleeue? |
A14092 | What is the thing you do beleeue? |
A14092 | What is the third article? |
A14092 | What is the third commandement? |
A14092 | What is the third propertie? |
A14092 | What is the third? |
A14092 | What is the third? |
A14092 | What is the third? |
A14092 | What is the third? |
A14092 | What is the third? |
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A14092 | What is the third? |
A14092 | What is the third? |
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A14092 | What is the third? |
A14092 | What is the third? |
A14092 | What is the third? |
A14092 | What is the third? |
A14092 | What is the worship of God prescribed in Gods word, in the dayes of the new Testament? |
A14092 | What is this faith that is required? |
A14092 | What lesson doth this Sacrament teach us? |
A14092 | What lesson doth this sacrament teach vs? |
A14092 | What lesson doth this teach vs? |
A14092 | What lesson doth this teach vs? |
A14092 | What ought we then to doe for him? |
A14092 | What saith the Gospel? |
A14092 | What saith the Law? |
A14092 | What the second? |
A14092 | What then is meant by it? |
A14092 | What then is the meaning of the word? |
A14092 | What was chiefly meant hereby? |
A14092 | What was he? |
A14092 | What was the worship that God commanded in the time of the old Testament? |
A14092 | What, to all sinners? |
A14092 | Where doe you learne this lesson, that Iesu ● Christ came into the world to saue sinners? |
A14092 | Where els? |
A14092 | Where is that taught vs? |
A14092 | Where is that taught vs? |
A14092 | Which are they? |
A14092 | Which are they? |
A14092 | Which are they? |
A14092 | Which are they? |
A14092 | Which are they? |
A14092 | Which are they? |
A14092 | Which are they? |
A14092 | Which art in heauen In what heauen doth God dwell? |
A14092 | Which of these two sorts are the worthiest workes? |
A14092 | Which way then doe you hope to come to the Kingdome of Heauen? |
A14092 | Who are they? |
A14092 | Whom doth the first part cōcerne? |
A14092 | Whom the second? |
A14092 | Whom then? |
A14092 | Why are they then baptized? |
A14092 | Why are they thus called? |
A14092 | Why can we not doe it? |
A14092 | Why do you say I beleeue in him? |
A14092 | Why doe we pray for Gods glory in the first place; and then for things which concerne our good in the next? |
A14092 | Why doe you say I beleeue in him? |
A14092 | Why doe you say I beleeue the Church, and not in the Church? |
A14092 | Why doe you say, I beleeue in him? |
A14092 | Why is He then said to be the onely Sonne of God? |
A14092 | Why is faith required? |
A14092 | Why is it called the Lords Prayer? |
A14092 | Why is it so called? |
A14092 | Why is knowledge required to the Lords Supper, and not to Baptisme? |
A14092 | Why must we haue this loue? |
A14092 | Why must we pray to doe Gods will, as the Angels doe it? |
A14092 | Why so? |
A14092 | Why so? |
A14092 | Why the third day? |
A14092 | Why then are we said to be made cleane from sinne? |
A14092 | Why then is he said to be in heauen? |
A14092 | Why was he thus conceiued and borne? |
A14092 | Why was he to be without sin? |
A14092 | 〈 ◊ 〉 this in plainer manner? |
A50246 | & c. Q But why was man created last of all ceatures? |
A50246 | 24, 25,& c. Q VVhat is the spirituall blessing, or thing signified? |
A50246 | 25? |
A50246 | 26,& c. Q. VVhat is the outward signe or part in Baptisme? |
A50246 | 4: Q And what is his exaltation in respect of his Manhood? |
A50246 | A. Satan could doe nothing against him by compulsion or constraint, and therefore doth onely assault him by Crafty and subtill perswasions? |
A50246 | A. Transgression of the moral Law of God, by a Creature that is bound to keepe it? |
A50246 | A. VVhen men are given up unto more sinn p as unto hardnesse of heart q, blindnesse of mind r and strong delusions s, Q VVhat is the eternall miserie? |
A50246 | And how doth this prove it? |
A50246 | And how doth this prove that there can be no more but one God? |
A50246 | And how is Christ King of the Elect? |
A50246 | And how is he King of the visible Church? |
A50246 | And if he had sought unto God for helpe, God was not bound to afford it; and how much lesse when he sought it not? |
A50246 | And may not thus much befall a true church? |
A50246 | And what an heart is it in whom this faith is wrought? |
A50246 | And what are the evils forbidden in this first commandement? |
A50246 | And what doth the Gospel? |
A50246 | And what else? |
A50246 | And what evill shall they then have the feeling of? |
A50246 | And what good shall they enjoy? |
A50246 | And what is a corrupt Church? |
A50246 | And what is reprobation? |
A50246 | And what is that bond that doth unite them? |
A50246 | And what is the Church Triumphant? |
A50246 | And what must be the manner of praying, and the end aymed at therein? |
A50246 | And what shall the godly receive? |
A50246 | And what will be his sentence upon the wicked at his left hand? |
A50246 | And wherein have they such power? |
A50246 | And why did God give this great advancement unto Christ? |
A50246 | And why may not a man be called of God immediately? |
A50246 | And why may not the same be said of the Catholike Church? |
A50246 | And why might they not be many Gods, each one having his God- head of himselfe? |
A50246 | And why must the government of the creatures be also ascribed to God? |
A50246 | Are believers able to performe obedience to God? |
A50246 | Are every one of these persons God? |
A50246 | Are the Scriptures a compleat and sufficient rule of direction for all points of faith and life? |
A50246 | Are there any for whom we must not pray? |
A50246 | Because he is expresly so called a, as also by other titles importing the same thing; Q. VVhat are those other titles? |
A50246 | But can they doe this in such perfection as the Law of God requireth? |
A50246 | But divine dominion and soveraignty over all Creatures belonging to the father and to the holy Ghost, why is this peculiarly ascribed unto Christ? |
A50246 | But how if they be not willing to be catechised? |
A50246 | But if God by his providence have a stroake in ordering of the sinnes of men, is not God himselfe then tainted with sinne? |
A50246 | But if Princes be not such, what ought the Church to do in such case? |
A50246 | But if one man could not redeem another, what doe you say of other creatures? |
A50246 | But is it not a shame for persons of yeers to be catechised? |
A50246 | But is it not indeed a reproach and shame unto a man to be catechised? |
A50246 | But is not Christ a person in respect of his Godhead? |
A50246 | But may not the true church be some way distinguished? |
A50246 | But might not Satan compell him to it? |
A50246 | But sith he was God from everlasting, how came be to be man also? |
A50246 | But sith some are appointed by the decree of God to damnation, if his will be the cause of that decree, how is that just? |
A50246 | But though all men be thus defiled with sinne, yet may not a naturall man doe some things that are good? |
A50246 | But what helpe had he in his condition against solitarinesse? |
A50246 | But what thinke you of the Angels, were they also created by God? |
A50246 | But when was he manifested in the flesh? |
A50246 | But whether is there any way of deliverance already found out, and man actually recovered? |
A50246 | But why may no other men appoint Officers to the Church? |
A50246 | But why might not the world be without beginning and have its being of it selfe? |
A50246 | But why should believers die, seeing Christ hath suffered death for them, and so hath taken away all punishment of sinne? |
A50246 | By making a new Covenant and agreement betwixt them, which is called the covenant of grace? |
A50246 | By what comparisons or similitudes is this union expressed in Scripture? |
A50246 | By what power did he rise againe? |
A50246 | Come we now to the particulars, and tell me how it may be proved that Christ is a Prophet to his people? |
A50246 | Could Christ have performed the office whereto he was appointed, if he had not risen from the dead? |
A50246 | Did God procure mans deliverance, because man did so deserve? |
A50246 | Did he make it out of necessity of nature, ot because he could not choose? |
A50246 | Did not Christ also declare his owne Resurrection by shewing himselfe upon earth after he was risen from the dead, afore he ascended into Heaven? |
A50246 | Did not man in that state besides this conformty to God enjoy communion with God? |
A50246 | Did the Lord worke the deliverance of man, because man did importunately seek and sue unto him for the same? |
A50246 | Faith then is very profitable and necessary; but whether is it perfect at the first, or groweth by degrees? |
A50246 | For what end did Christ ascend into heaven? |
A50246 | For what end did God make the World? |
A50246 | For what end should men be excommunicated? |
A50246 | For what ends doe they die? |
A50246 | For what sinnes must men be excommunicated? |
A50246 | For whom else must we not pray? |
A50246 | For whom then must we pray? |
A50246 | God doth not justifie us without righteousnesse; for then how should God be just b? |
A50246 | HAd this world a beginning by Creation, or was it from everlasting? |
A50246 | HAving considered of Christs Humiliation, how are wee in the next place to consider of his exaltation? |
A50246 | HAving spoken of the person of Christ, tell in the next place what is Christs Office? |
A50246 | HAving spoken of the person& Offices of Christ, how are we in the next place to consider of his actions? |
A50246 | HOw doth Christ as Mediator reconcile God and man again? |
A50246 | Himself as he is man g, his humane soule h, and body i Q. VVhat kind of Sacrifice was this? |
A50246 | His food then was excellent; but what was his apparrell? |
A50246 | How are these Catechisticall, and fundamentall points called in the holy Scripture? |
A50246 | How came Christ to be liable to make satisfaction for our sinnes? |
A50246 | How comes the righteousnesse of Christ to be ours, that we may be justified thereby? |
A50246 | How did he entise man to it? |
A50246 | How did man fall? |
A50246 | How do you meane when you say that all things are made of nothing? |
A50246 | How doe these priesthoods differ in respect of the sacrifices offered thereby? |
A50246 | How doe they differ in respect of their formall causes? |
A50246 | How doth God permit the entrance of sinne? |
A50246 | How doth God reveale his decree? |
A50246 | How doth the creation of the world shew that there is a God? |
A50246 | How doth the execution or accomplishment of things reveale Gods decree? |
A50246 | How doth the word worke faith? |
A50246 | How els may the same be proved? |
A50246 | How else doe they differ? |
A50246 | How else doth the nature of God shew that there can be no more but one God? |
A50246 | How else doth the providence of God put forth and shew itselfe? |
A50246 | How else may it appeare that Christ is King not as God onely, but as man also? |
A50246 | How else may it be proved that the Scriptures are the word of God? |
A50246 | How else may it be proved that there is a God? |
A50246 | How else may the Godhead of Christ be proved? |
A50246 | How else may this appeare? |
A50246 | How else may this inability of man appeare? |
A50246 | How else may this sufficiency and perfection of the Scriptures appeare? |
A50246 | How else may this threefold office of Christs be proved? |
A50246 | How else? |
A50246 | How else? |
A50246 | How else? |
A50246 | How else? |
A50246 | How farre doth this sinne extend? |
A50246 | How farre forth hath God an hand by his providence in the sinfull actions of creatures? |
A50246 | How if their swerving be such as overthroweth the foundation? |
A50246 | How if this also prevaile not? |
A50246 | How is faith wrought in us? |
A50246 | How is he King of his people? |
A50246 | How is that proved? |
A50246 | How is this just that God should deny the assistance of his grace, and leave men to themselves, and the temptations of Sathan? |
A50246 | How is this sinne propagated? |
A50246 | How long hath Christ had this office? |
A50246 | How long shall this sitting of Christ at Gods right hand continue? |
A50246 | How many Gods are there? |
A50246 | How many Sacraments are there? |
A50246 | How many are the Persons in the Godhead? |
A50246 | How many are the commandements of the Law? |
A50246 | How many kinds of Churches are there? |
A50246 | How many sorts of sinne are there? |
A50246 | How many wayes may the decree of God be considered? |
A50246 | How may it be proved that Christ hath this threefold Office of Prophet, Priest, and King? |
A50246 | How may it be proved that Christ is God? |
A50246 | How may it be proved that there is a God? |
A50246 | How may it he proved that these Bookes are indeed the word of God? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that be further cleared? |
A50246 | How may that be further cleared? |
A50246 | How may that be proved? |
A50246 | How may the warrantablenesse of this kind of teaching appeare? |
A50246 | How may this appeare that ministers are not ministers of the universall Church, but only of some particular congregation? |
A50246 | How much of the will of God doth this Prophet make known unto his people? |
A50246 | How must Officers be put into their places? |
A50246 | How must we pray that we may be accepted? |
A50246 | How or in what manner doth the providence of God put forth, and shew it selfe? |
A50246 | How should a man behave himselfe towards them that are excommunicated? |
A50246 | How should the doctrine of catechisme be handled? |
A50246 | How then is faith considered when we are said to be justified by faith? |
A50246 | How then is it wrought? |
A50246 | How then is justification perfect at the first? |
A50246 | How then may we conceive of him? |
A50246 | How then or wherewith did he make it? |
A50246 | How was he furnished with gifts and abilities for discharge of this office? |
A50246 | How was the will of God made known to his people in those times afore the Scriptures were written? |
A50246 | IS Christ also a Priest? |
A50246 | If both the humane and divine nature be in Christ, and yet Christ but one person; is then the Godhead become the manhood, and the manhood the Godhead? |
A50246 | If the decree of God be unchangeable, then what needs man to be carefull in the use of means for his owne good? |
A50246 | If the matter of particular churches for the quality of it ought to be true beleevers in Christ, what ought to be the quantity thereof? |
A50246 | If these things be vouchsafed to believers in this life, what shall they have in the life to come? |
A50246 | If they can not please God in any thing they doe, had they not best then to neglect goods duties altogether? |
A50246 | If they must be deprived of heaven, and of the presence of God and of his Saints, what place and company shall they be in? |
A50246 | In the outward estate poverty and losses k, and their very blessings to be turned into Curses l, Q. VVhat are the spiritual miseries? |
A50246 | In what manner doth he make this intercession? |
A50246 | In what manner must admonition or reproof, whether private or publique, be administred? |
A50246 | In what manner shall the bodies of the Saints arise? |
A50246 | In what manner will be come? |
A50246 | In what time was the world created? |
A50246 | In what way, and by what steps and degrees must an offending brother be dealt withall? |
A50246 | Instance in some of the sinnes here forbidden? |
A50246 | Is Christ also truely partaker of the nature of man? |
A50246 | Is Christ the onely Mediator? |
A50246 | Is God himselfe then the Authour of mans deliverance? |
A50246 | Is any thing else needfull to the being of a visible church but onely the matter above mentioned? |
A50246 | Is any work of Christ as King anywhere expresly ascribed unto him as man? |
A50246 | Is not Sanctification also perfect at the first? |
A50246 | Is not another man who hath the whole nature of man in him, both body and soule, a perfect person? |
A50246 | Is the covenant of grace made with respect to Christ? |
A50246 | Is there any evill in it for one man to be a Bishop or minister to all Christians, where ever they be disposed of, and not onely to one congregation? |
A50246 | Is there any rule of direction according to which we ought to frame our prayers? |
A50246 | Is there not some difference between them in regard of place? |
A50246 | Is there not some difference in regard of the number of their Sacrifices? |
A50246 | It is true indeed, if no creature be the author of them, then God the creator must; but why may not some creature be their author? |
A50246 | It was bloody, or by blood k, it was spotlesse l, and perfect m, and most pleasing unto God n Q. VVhat Altar did he offer this Sacrifice upon? |
A50246 | It was his crucifying or death upon the Crosse l, which was a death accursed by the Law m Q. Wherein was the shame of that death? |
A50246 | Laying aside the full manifestation of his divine Majesty for a time a, and assuming unto him the nature of man b Q. VVhat else? |
A50246 | May the rest also fall away, and perish with the devils? |
A50246 | Name some of the sins forbidden in this commandement? |
A50246 | Name some principall duties that are here required, with the contrary vices forbidden? |
A50246 | Of the person of Christ, and his divine and humane nature? |
A50246 | Open this a little further, how faith is considered when we are said to be justified by faith? |
A50246 | Over whom is Christ a King? |
A50246 | Q And what is the state of the wicked upon their death? |
A50246 | Q And why are unbeliefe and Impenitenci ● … sinnes? |
A50246 | Q But seeing man was to worke and labour in the garden in dressing and keeping it, how doth this agree with happinesse? |
A50246 | Q But whether may not sinners then hereby have excuse for themselves, and lay the blame of their sin upon God? |
A50246 | Q Did not the place where man was then put, something set forth his happinesse in that estate? |
A50246 | Q Do the Angels continue in that estate wherein they were first created? |
A50246 | Q HOw doth the providence of God exercise it selfe towards man? |
A50246 | Q How do they differ in regard of the conditions of them? |
A50246 | Q How doth he this? |
A50246 | Q How else did the time of mans creation declare his happinesse? |
A50246 | Q How else may the justice of the Lord in his decrees appeare? |
A50246 | Q How farre was Satan a cause of that first offence? |
A50246 | Q How is faith wrought in effectuall callings? |
A50246 | Q How is that proved, that the Catholike Church is invisible? |
A50246 | Q If man could not deliver himselfe, might be not be delivered by some other creature? |
A50246 | Q Is the decree of God secret within himselfe or revealed and made knowne? |
A50246 | Q Is there not mention in Scripture of some other covenant of God to man, besides this covenant of grace in Christ? |
A50246 | Q Is there not some difference in regard of the blessings promised to either of them? |
A50246 | Q LEt us come to the first of these benefits which is our justification; and first tell me what is the meaning of the word to justifie? |
A50246 | Q Name a sixth difference? |
A50246 | Q To whom must we pray? |
A50246 | Q VVhat are the generall acts of his humiliation? |
A50246 | Q VVhat are the parts of a Sacrament? |
A50246 | Q VVhat else? |
A50246 | Q VVhat is required in the fifth commandement? |
A50246 | Q VVhat may be some instance of Gods disposing and ordering of sinne for good ends? |
A50246 | Q VVhat must we observe after we haue heard? |
A50246 | Q VVhat rules must be observed before we come to heare the word that we may get profit thereby? |
A50246 | Q VVherein do these two covenants differ? |
A50246 | Q WHat is to be believed concerning death? |
A50246 | Q WHen Christ was risen from the dead, did he still continue upon earth? |
A50246 | Q Was he a Priest after the order of Aaron? |
A50246 | Q What are pure churches and churches that are corrupt? |
A50246 | Q What are some of the particulars? |
A50246 | Q What are some of those evils comprehended in this sinne? |
A50246 | Q What are the benefits of this adoption? |
A50246 | Q What else is done by the Gospell in the working of faith? |
A50246 | Q What followed after his death? |
A50246 | Q What is Thanksgiving? |
A50246 | Q What is that covenant of works? |
A50246 | Q What is the summe of the tenth commandement? |
A50246 | Q What was the place from whence he did ascend? |
A50246 | Q What was the place to which he did ascend? |
A50246 | Q What was the state of man in Innocency by by creation afore the fall? |
A50246 | Q Wherein do they differ in respect of the matter? |
A50246 | Q Wherein was this such a great offence? |
A50246 | Q Whereof or of what materials did he create the world? |
A50246 | Q Who did fall? |
A50246 | Q Why hath God so appointed? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you mean then that a true believer can never totally nor finally fall away, but shall persevere in grace unto the end? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you meane that the third heaven was also created by God? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you say that Gods decree reacheth to all things whatsoever cometh to passe in time? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you then think that in the execution of his office of mediator both the natures doe joyntly concurre? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you then think that the doctrine of catechisme is wholsome and usefull to the soules of Gods people? |
A50246 | Q. Doth Christ sit at the right hand of God in respect of his divine nature onely or in regard of his manhood also? |
A50246 | Q. Doth the knowledge of the Scriptures belong unto all, or onely to the Learned? |
A50246 | Q. HAth Christ also the office of a King? |
A50246 | Q. Hath not the Kingly office of Christ some that are enemies unto it? |
A50246 | Q. Hath the word and will of God alwaies been set down in writing? |
A50246 | Q. SAnctification being another of those benefits that come by Christ, and our union with Christ, tell me first of all what Sanctification is? |
A50246 | Q. SIth all the children of men are thus wofully defiled with sinne, what punnishment is due by reason of the Sinne? |
A50246 | Q. Shall it never cease and have an end? |
A50246 | Q. Shall the bodies of men lie for ever in the grave, and never be united to their soules again? |
A50246 | Q. Shew it by some instances? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are Deacons? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are some sorts of them? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the Officers appointed by Christ for ordinary and perpetuall use in the Church? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the acts of Christs Kingly office in respect of those his enemies, and the enemies of his Church and elect people? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the effects and fruits of his Fall? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the ordinary and usuall means for increasing of faith? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the outward meanes? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the parts of justification? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the properties of Christs Kingdom? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the things whereto the providence of God doth extend? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are we to understand by Christs sitting at the right hand of God? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are widows and their works? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat certainty is there of this resurrection of Christ? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat difference is there between the former benefit ▪ to wit Iustification, and this of Sanctification? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else are the spirituall miseries? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else are we to know concerning the nature of Angels? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else may be said for the cleering of Gods justice herein? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else may be said for the further clearing of this truth? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else may be said for the further learning of this truth? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else were testimonies of his afflicted life? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat good shall the wicked be then deprived of? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat great matter is it for godly men to rise again, seeing wicked men shall rise also? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is Excommunication? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is another difference? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is it then? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is required in the sixth commandement? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is that for which God doth justifie? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the church militant? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the effect and benefit of his mediatorship? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the generall nature of Sacraments? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the generall rule of obedience? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the main scope of the first commandement, Thou shalt have no other Gods before me? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the nature of Angels? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the object of justification, the persons whom God doth justifie? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the outward signe in the Lords Supper? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the proper effect and use of a Sacrament? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the speciall rule according to which the life of a christian ought to be framed? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the summe of the seventh commandement? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be a fourth rule? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be a further proofe of this three fold Office of Christ? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be a further reason thereof? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be a third instance hereof? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be evidences that he was a man of a very mean condition and state? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be the further difference? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat meane you by his resurrection from the dead? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat proceeds from this imperfection of Sanctification? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat rules are to be observed for our better understanding the commandements of the Law? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat rules must be observed in hearing? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat then is truth in this case? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat then was the cause of this their sinne? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat was the cause of this great and lamentable offence? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat will be the effect thereof? |
A50246 | Q. VVherein doth that consist? |
A50246 | Q. VVherein else doth the resurrection of the godly and wicked differ? |
A50246 | Q. VVherein stands that different manner of administration? |
A50246 | Q. VVhether is the decree of God certaine, and immutable, or such as may be changed, and not take effect? |
A50246 | Q. VVho gave Christ this great authority thus to sit at the right hand of God? |
A50246 | Q. VVhy are these writings called holy? |
A50246 | Q. VVhy else may we not pray for the dead? |
A50246 | Q. VVhy say you so? |
A50246 | Q. Wherein did his cheife excellency consist? |
A50246 | Q. Wherein else doth this exaltation consist? |
A50246 | Q. Wherewith did God make the world? |
A50246 | Q: BEsides the Resurrection and ascention of Christ, what further degree is there of his exaltation? |
A50246 | Seeing God knoweth all our wants afore we pray, and hath determined with himselfe what he will doe for us, wherefore then should we pray? |
A50246 | Should they not then omit good duties altogether, seeing they can not perform them in that perfection which the Law requireth? |
A50246 | That grace of the spirit whereby we receive Christ, which is wrought in our hearts in our effectuall calling? |
A50246 | This punishment of the damned is in it selfe most dreadfull and terrible, but how long shall it continue? |
A50246 | Though there be but one God, yet is there not more persons, or subsistences in the Godhead then one? |
A50246 | To whom belongeth the power of choosing Officers to the Church? |
A50246 | To whom else? |
A50246 | VVhat else? |
A50246 | WHat are the Kindes of Gods providence? |
A50246 | WHat is Catechizing? |
A50246 | WHat is Church Discipline? |
A50246 | WHat is Gods Decree? |
A50246 | WHat is sinne? |
A50246 | WHat is the Providence of God? |
A50246 | WHat is the generall nature of prayer? |
A50246 | WHat is the matter of particular or visible churches? |
A50246 | WHat is the power or liberty of particular Churches? |
A50246 | WHat ought to be the life of them that are in Christ? |
A50246 | WHat things are to be known and believed concerning Christ? |
A50246 | WHo is the subject of Redemption, or of all that deliverance obtained by Christ? |
A50246 | Was this ascention of Christ a true and reall mutation and change of place, or onely a change of his Estate? |
A50246 | What Scriptures do prove that Adam and Eve did fall from that state of innoceney and purity where in they were created? |
A50246 | What acts doth Christ perform in making intercession for his people? |
A50246 | What are Pastors? |
A50246 | What are Teachers? |
A50246 | What are ruling Elders? |
A50246 | What are some of the principall things that are so decreed? |
A50246 | What are some of those apparitions of Christ in those dayes? |
A50246 | What are some of those great and speciall events that are decreed by the Lord? |
A50246 | What are the benefits of Christs Resurrection? |
A50246 | What are the benefits of this intercession of Christ? |
A50246 | What are the benefits of this intercession? |
A50246 | What are the books of holy Scriptures? |
A50246 | What are the generall heads of those plagues? |
A50246 | What are the parts of Gods decree as it respecteth man? |
A50246 | What are the parts of Gods providence, or the severall acts of it? |
A50246 | What are the parts of it? |
A50246 | What are the parts of prayer? |
A50246 | What are the parts of the Catholike church? |
A50246 | What are the personall properties, whereby each is distinguished from other? |
A50246 | What are the things signified more particularly? |
A50246 | What are the things that are created? |
A50246 | What are the workes performed by him as a Priest? |
A50246 | What are the works of God? |
A50246 | What are those Attributes or back parts of God? |
A50246 | What are those Benefits of Christ wherein beleevers have communion with him by vertue of this their union? |
A50246 | What are those ornaments? |
A50246 | What are those speciall creatures which the providence of God doth extend unto? |
A50246 | What are we to think of that usuall way of catechizing by questions and answers? |
A50246 | What benefit comes to beleevers by meanes of this their union with Christ? |
A50246 | What do you understand by actuall sinnes? |
A50246 | What doe you infer from thence? |
A50246 | What else may be a further proofe that there is a God? |
A50246 | What else may be the benefit thereof? |
A50246 | What else was the shame and paine of that death? |
A50246 | What else was the testimony of his poore birth? |
A50246 | What else was there in his death? |
A50246 | What else were the ends and fruits of his ascention? |
A50246 | What else? |
A50246 | What else? |
A50246 | What else? |
A50246 | What end and office were they created for? |
A50246 | What evill else was there in that offence? |
A50246 | What followeth after the Resurrection? |
A50246 | What followeth hereupon? |
A50246 | What further Testmonies was there of Christs resurrection? |
A50246 | What further evil was in it? |
A50246 | What is Adoption? |
A50246 | What is Election? |
A50246 | What is Petition? |
A50246 | What is a Church of the new Testement? |
A50246 | What is a false church? |
A50246 | What is a last difference betweene them? |
A50246 | What is a third defference betweene them? |
A50246 | What is another rule? |
A50246 | What is his exaltation in respect of his Godhead? |
A50246 | What is his person? |
A50246 | What is meant by the Church in the holy Scriptures? |
A50246 | What is that perfect righteousnesse? |
A50246 | What is the Church of the old Testament? |
A50246 | What is the benefit of catechising? |
A50246 | What is the difference between the catholike, universall and mysticall Church, and the instituted or particular churches? |
A50246 | What is the evill forbidden in the third commandement? |
A50246 | What is the evill here forbidden? |
A50246 | What is the maine sinne here forbidden? |
A50246 | What is the measure or greatnesse of this sinne? |
A50246 | What is the nature of originall sinne? |
A50246 | What is the number of Angels? |
A50246 | What is the state of the godly immediately upon their death? |
A50246 | What is the subject in whom this faith is wrought? |
A50246 | What is the sum of the third commandement? |
A50246 | What is the summe of the fourth commandement? |
A50246 | What is the teaching of the holy Spirit? |
A50246 | What is the thing signified? |
A50246 | What is the third thing signified in the Lords Supper? |
A50246 | What is the true way and means of deliverance? |
A50246 | What is there more then this in saving faith? |
A50246 | What kinde of actions of the Creatures are ordered by the providence of God? |
A50246 | What may be a fifth difference? |
A50246 | What may be a fourth difference? |
A50246 | What may be a further proofe hereof? |
A50246 | What may be a further reason to shew that man can not deliver himselfe? |
A50246 | What may be a last particular to shew the hainousnesse of this first offence? |
A50246 | What may be a third ground hereof? |
A50246 | What may be a third rule for the same purpose? |
A50246 | What meane you by faith? |
A50246 | What moved God to work mans deliverance? |
A50246 | What need is there of the providence of God for the preservation of creatures? |
A50246 | What need is there of this kind of teaching? |
A50246 | What need was there of such a Mediator? |
A50246 | What of the second day? |
A50246 | What of the third day? |
A50246 | What of the three last dayes? |
A50246 | What other ends were there of the Resurrection of Christ? |
A50246 | What other means are there for the increasing of faith? |
A50246 | What particular uses are the Scriptures profitable for? |
A50246 | What persons are subject to Church- censures? |
A50246 | What persons must the Church choose for these Offices? |
A50246 | What righteousnesse is it then? |
A50246 | What scriptures do shew that there is such a providence of God? |
A50246 | What sentence will he give? |
A50246 | What shall be the last act of this glorious power and authority of Christ, and so the last degree of his exaltation? |
A50246 | What shall follow the pronouncing of the sentence? |
A50246 | What shall the wicked receive? |
A50246 | What then doth it signifie? |
A50246 | What then is to be thought of all Doctrines, Traditions, Revelations and Ordinances which he hath not appointed? |
A50246 | What understand you by union with Christ? |
A50246 | What was his condition in respect of other creatures? |
A50246 | What was his poor birth? |
A50246 | What was his poore and afflicted life? |
A50246 | What was his shamefull, painefull and accursed death? |
A50246 | What was mans condition at that time in respect of food and raiment? |
A50246 | What was that holynesse and righteousnesse? |
A50246 | What was that image of God? |
A50246 | What was the Sacrifice which he offered? |
A50246 | What was the cause of Gods decrees? |
A50246 | What was the efficient cause of Christ ascention? |
A50246 | What was the end of all this Humilation of Christ? |
A50246 | What was the knowledge that man was indued withall in that estate? |
A50246 | What was the state of all things by creation? |
A50246 | What was the worke of Each day? |
A50246 | What were the ends of his Resurrection? |
A50246 | When hath Christ performed his office and function of a Prophet unto his people? |
A50246 | When must a man under censure be loosed and forgiven? |
A50246 | When must we heare the word? |
A50246 | When was the highest heaven, and Angels created? |
A50246 | When was the time of this ascention? |
A50246 | When were all these things decreed by God? |
A50246 | When will the day of judgement be? |
A50246 | Whether is Christ Mediator according to his humane nature, or according to his divine? |
A50246 | Whether is Christ the only Priest unto God in these daies, or are there not others who are Priests also? |
A50246 | Whether is not confession of our sinnes and miseries, and vows and promises unto God, parts of prayer? |
A50246 | Whether must we pray to God directly and immediately, or through a Mediator? |
A50246 | Whether was this the worke of the Father, or of the Sonne, or of the Holyghost? |
A50246 | Who among men are tainted with sinne? |
A50246 | Who are guilty of actuall sinnes? |
A50246 | Who are to be catechised? |
A50246 | Who are to receive the Sacraments? |
A50246 | Who gave Christ a Commission or calling to the Office of a mediator? |
A50246 | Who is the Author of Sacraments? |
A50246 | Who is the author of the Lords Supper? |
A50246 | Who must be judge at that day? |
A50246 | Who must be judged? |
A50246 | Who ought to be baptized? |
A50246 | Who ought to receive the Lords Supper? |
A50246 | Who then were redeemed by Christ? |
A50246 | Who was it that created the world? |
A50246 | Who were witnesses of his Ascention? |
A50246 | Why did God afterward cause his will to be set down in writing? |
A50246 | Why did God make the world? |
A50246 | Why did he ascend no sooner? |
A50246 | Why did he stay upon earth no Longer? |
A50246 | Why do you make sinne a Transgression of the law by a creature? |
A50246 | Why doe you say that Iustification is perfect at the first? |
A50246 | Why is it added, by a Creature bound unto it? |
A50246 | Why is sin said to be a transgression of the Law? |
A50246 | Why may not faith be considered in our justification as a work or vertue in us? |
A50246 | Why may not men intrude themselves? |
A50246 | Why may there not be more Gods then one? |
A50246 | Why might not one of them give being to the other? |
A50246 | Why say you so? |
A50246 | Why say you that sinne is a Transgression of the law of God onely? |
A50246 | Why should this sinne of Adam bring the guilt of sinne and misery upon all his posterity? |
A50246 | Why then did he make it? |
A50246 | Why then is not the humane nature in Christ a distinct person? |
A50246 | Why then? |
A50246 | Why was God sixe dayes in making the world? |
A50246 | Why was it requisite that Christ our Saviour should be God? |
A50246 | Why was it requisite that he should be man? |
A50246 | YOu have already shewed the state of man in Innocency by creation, what things are to be dered concerning the state of corruption? |
A50246 | YOu have shewed many excellent benefits that come by faith; but whether is faith of such necessity that these things can not be without it? |
A50246 | YOu have shewed that the meanes of well grounded knowledge is the holy Scripture; tell me now what it is that the Scriptures doe especially teach us? |
A50246 | You have shewed that there is a God, and and onely one God, and three persons; tell me now what God is? |
A50246 | You have shewed the cause, and the object, the nature and subject of faith; tell me now what are the principall effects of faith? |
A50246 | You thinke then he was not compelled and forced to sinne and breake the commandment? |
A50246 | as God onely, or as man also? |
A50246 | for are not Transgressions of the Lawfull commandements of parents and other Superiors, sins also? |
A50246 | or are there not others that may be mediators also? |
A50246 | wherein doth it consist? |
A66289 | A. Thy Will be done in Earth, as it is in Heaven? |
A66289 | After what Manner did Christ Ascend into Heaven? |
A66289 | After what Manner ought we to Pray to God? |
A66289 | After what Manner shall this Judgment be transacted? |
A66289 | After what manner do we acknowledge these Excellencies to be in God? |
A66289 | After what manner was Christ made Man? |
A66289 | And how does it appear that they are not Parts of the Catholick Church? |
A66289 | And how now do you say, that the Father is God, the Son is God, and the Holy Ghost is God? |
A66289 | And how then can it be pretended that he who Communicates in Such a Body, must partake of the Blood together with it? |
A66289 | And how then is Christ his Only Son? |
A66289 | And what we are thereby Obliged to Believe, and Do, in Obedience to his Will? |
A66289 | Are All, who are Baptized, made Partakers thereby of these Benefits? |
A66289 | Are all Men, by Nature, Children of Wrath? |
A66289 | Are all Men, by Nature, born in Sin? |
A66289 | Are all the things contain''d in this Creed to be proved by Divine Revelation? |
A66289 | Are all these Duties to be equally paid to both our Parents? |
A66289 | Are all who are Baptized made Partakers of these Benefits? |
A66289 | Are not Actual Faith, and Repentance, required of those who are to be Baptized? |
A66289 | Are the Body, and Blood of Christ, really distributed to every Communicant, in this Sacrament? |
A66289 | Are the Holy Scriptures so Plain, and Easy to be Understood, that every One may be Able to judge for Himself what he ought to Believe? |
A66289 | Are the Persons who give testimony hereunto, such as may be securely Rely''d upon, in a Matter of this Moment? |
A66289 | Are the Rich as mueh concern''d thus to Pray to God, as the Poor? |
A66289 | Are then the Words appointed by Christ so necessary, that to Use any Other, will destroy the Efficacy of this Sacrament? |
A66289 | Are there any Other General Rules that may be of Use to us, in the Vnderstanding of the Commandments here proposed to Us? |
A66289 | Are there not Other ways, of taking God''s Name in Vain, besides those we have hitherto spoken of? |
A66289 | Are there not, besides these, some other means ordain''d by God, and necessary to be made use of by Us, in order to our Salvation? |
A66289 | Are there yet any Other Vices forbidden by this Commandment? |
A66289 | Are these All the Sacraments that any Christians Receive, as establish''d by Christ? |
A66289 | Are these Conditions so strictly Required by God, that no Prayers are heard by Him which want any of Them? |
A66289 | Are these the only Ends for which the Holy Spirit was given by Christ, to his Church? |
A66289 | Are we not able, of our Selves, to fulfil our Duty towards God, as we ought to do? |
A66289 | Are you able, of your self, by your Own Natural Strength, to Keep God''s Commandments? |
A66289 | At what Times ought We to Pray? |
A66289 | At what Times ought such Persons to be Confirmed? |
A66289 | Being thus assisted by the Holy Spirit, can you Perfectly keep God''s Commandments? |
A66289 | But amidst so many Things as the Holy Scriptures deliver, how shall the People be able to judge what is necessary to be Believed by Them? |
A66289 | But did not you before say, that there is but One God? |
A66289 | But does not the Church of Rome, ascribe much more, to the Absolution of the Priest, than this? |
A66289 | But does the Word of God any where say, that it is not Bread? |
A66289 | But has not Christ left a Power with his Church to forgive Sins? |
A66289 | But he intends to Worship Christ, and that can never be justly said to be Idolatry? |
A66289 | But how shall the Unlearned be able to know what the Scriptures propose; seeing they are written in a Language which such Persons do not understand? |
A66289 | But if Christ, therefore, be God, as well as the Father, how can He be called the Son of God? |
A66289 | But is not this Sacrament as Perfect in One Kind, as in Both? |
A66289 | But is not this to make your self wiser than the Church? |
A66289 | But is there not One Great Branch of Our Duty here wanting, namely, Our Duty towards our Selves? |
A66289 | But might not Christ descend thither, to triumph over the Devil in his Own Place? |
A66289 | But ought there not, beyond all this some Satisfaction to be made to God, for the Sins which we have committed? |
A66289 | But what if they should not fulfil, what has been promised in their Names? |
A66289 | But what positive Witness have you, of his being Alive after his Crucifixion? |
A66289 | But what, if after all this, we should Relapse into Sin again? |
A66289 | But where does the Word of God require me to believe any thing in Opposition to my Senses, which it is the proper Business of my Senses to judge of? |
A66289 | But why do you say, I Believe, and not WE Believe; as when you pray, you say, OVR Father,& c? |
A66289 | But will not this make the Holy Ghost, as much God''s Son, as Christ? |
A66289 | By what Act especially has God manifested Himself to be Almighty? |
A66289 | By what Arguments from the Holy Scriptures do you prove, that He is a Divine Person? |
A66289 | By what Means may we be Enabled to Live according to God''s Commandments? |
A66289 | By what means did Christ accomplish the Redemption of Mankind? |
A66289 | By what means do you hope you shall be Able to fulfil what they promised for you? |
A66289 | By what means may we obtain the Grace of God, in order to this End? |
A66289 | By what means may we obtain this Help of the Holy Spirit? |
A66289 | Can Christ any more Suffer, or Die, now, since his Rising from the Dead? |
A66289 | Can God then Do All things? |
A66289 | Can a Thing be perfect, which wants one half of what is Required to make it Perfect? |
A66289 | Can it consist with the Justice of God to Punish One for the Sin of Another? |
A66289 | Can the Holy Scriptures alone make your Faith perfect? |
A66289 | Can the same Thing be Christ''s Body, and Bread, too? |
A66289 | Did Christ Ascend in the same Body, in which He conversed with his Disciples, after his Resurrection? |
A66289 | Did Christ Institute this Sacrament in Both these? |
A66289 | Did Christ Raise Himself from the Dead? |
A66289 | Did Christ suffer any thing before his Crucifixion; that you say, first, he Suffer''d; and then that he was Crucified? |
A66289 | Did Christ then suffer Death for the Forgiveness of our Sins? |
A66289 | Did the Apostles Practise such an Imposition of Hands? |
A66289 | Did the Apostles give the Cup to the Lay Communicants in their Churches? |
A66289 | Do not those who believe Transubstantiation, believe the Bread and Wine to be changed into Christ''s Mortal, and Passible Body? |
A66289 | Do these Reasons extend to Us Christians? |
A66289 | Do those of that Church Adore the Consecrated Wafer? |
A66289 | Do you account it to be Necessary for you, herein also, to fulfil what they Promised for you? |
A66289 | Do you look upon the Church of England to be a true part of the Catholick Church? |
A66289 | Do you look upon these Scriptures, as the Only, present, Rule of your Faith? |
A66289 | Do you look upon this Sin to have so wholly belonged to those Men, as not to be capable of being Committed by Any Now? |
A66289 | Do you make a difference then, between A Catholick Church, and THE Catholick Church? |
A66289 | Do you suppose that we ought to judge of a Thing of this Nature by our Senses? |
A66289 | Do you then believe that there shall be a General Day of Judgment, to the whole World? |
A66289 | Do you then expect to be Saved by Virtue of your Own Good Works? |
A66289 | Do you then look upon Christ to have been made by God Partaker of the Divine Nature; and so, to have been from all Eternity, God, together with Him? |
A66289 | Do you then look upon all Vse of Images in God''s Service to be Vnlawful? |
A66289 | Do you then make no Distinction between the Priests, and the People, in what concerns this Holy Sacrament? |
A66289 | Do you then think that the People ought to be suffered promiscuously to Read the Holy Scriptures? |
A66289 | Do you think it necessary that Every Communicant should Receive this Sacrament in Both Kinds? |
A66289 | Do you think it to be a Matter of Necessary Duty, to Pray Publickly with the Church? |
A66289 | Do you think it utterly Unlawful to make any Image at all of God? |
A66289 | Do you think such in a more dangerous Estate, than those who were from the beginning bred up in the Roman Communion? |
A66289 | Do you think that you shall be able still to go on, and persevere in this State? |
A66289 | Do you think that you shall be able thus to renounce the Devil, the World, and your Own Flesh? |
A66289 | Do you think they are so foolish as to Worship the Cross; or is it Idolatry to worship Christ, in presence of the Cross? |
A66289 | Do you think this Change so considerable, as to warrant you to break off Communion with that Church which has made it? |
A66289 | Do you trust that God will do this? |
A66289 | Do''s not God make use of many other ways to bring Men to such a Sorrow? |
A66289 | Does God allow Repentance to all Sins? |
A66289 | Does God always Answer the Prayers that are made to Him? |
A66289 | Does Repentance then, if it be sincere, without any thing more, restore us again to our State of Grace, and reconcile us to God Almighty? |
A66289 | Does it Strengthen Us in any Other Respect besides this? |
A66289 | Does not Christ expresly say, that the Bread is his Body; the Cup his Blood? |
A66289 | Does not the Word of God say, This is my Body? |
A66289 | Does not this Commandment Require some Return of Duty from those, who are, upon any of these Accounts, to be Honoured by Us? |
A66289 | Does our Saviour do any thing, at present, for Us, with God in Heaven? |
A66289 | Does the Bishop give the Holy Ghost now, as the Apostles did, by their Imposition of Hands? |
A66289 | Does this Petition respect both these? |
A66289 | Does your Church- Catechism sufficiently instruct you in All These? |
A66289 | FRom whence is the Word Catechism derived? |
A66289 | For what End did Christ appoint these Outward Signs of this Sacrament? |
A66289 | From whence does it appear, that such an Imposition of Hands was Reasonable to have been Ordain''d, and to be Continued, in the Church? |
A66289 | From whom is this Forgiveness to be Sought? |
A66289 | HAS there been any such Summary Collection made, of the main Branches of what we are to Do; as we Had in the Creed, of what we are to Believe? |
A66289 | HOW did our Blessed Lord dispose of Himself, after that he was Risen from the Dead? |
A66289 | HOW long shall our Saviour Christ continue to Sit, and Intercede for Us, at God''s Right- hand? |
A66289 | HOW many Petitions are there in this Prayer? |
A66289 | Had our Saviour then a Real Body, like unto One of Us? |
A66289 | Has our Saviour left Us any particular Direction how we should Pray? |
A66289 | Has there been any such Summary Collection made of God''s Commandments, as you say there has been of the Principal Articles of your Christian Faith? |
A66289 | Have none, but such as are Baptized, a Right to these Benefits? |
A66289 | Have the Children of Believing Parents, in this Case, no Privilege above Others? |
A66289 | Have you any thing Else to Observe from the Form of this Prayer? |
A66289 | Have you any thing farther to Observe from this Division? |
A66289 | How are those who are Baptized, made thereby Children of Grace? |
A66289 | How are we to keep our Sabbath day? |
A66289 | How are you assured of God''s Grace to enable you to Believe, and to Do, what he requires of you? |
A66289 | How came Pontius Pilate to condemn our Saviour to this Death? |
A66289 | How came our Saviour to be called by that Name? |
A66289 | How came the Custom of Dipping, to be so universally left off in the Church? |
A66289 | How came you to be called unto such a Blessed State as this? |
A66289 | How can any One Promise this for Another? |
A66289 | How can it be possible that Three distinct Persons, should so partake of the One, Divine Nature, or Essence, as All together to make but One God? |
A66289 | How can it then be Sinful for Those who believe the Bread to be changed into the Body of Christ, upon that Supposition, to Worship the Host? |
A66289 | How can such a Church be the Object of our Faith? |
A66289 | How can this be; seeing He who knows, and believes aright of God; must know, and believe, that there neither is, nor can be, any God besides Him? |
A66289 | How could Christ be conceived by the Holy Ghost? |
A66289 | How could Christ, whom you believe to be God, die? |
A66289 | How did Christ suffer all this? |
A66289 | How did God Anoint him to these Offices? |
A66289 | How did God Make All these? |
A66289 | How do you believe God to be our Father? |
A66289 | How do you distinguish between Calumny, and Evil- speaking? |
A66289 | How do you know that these Books were written by the Assistance of the Holy Spirit? |
A66289 | How do you know what Books were written by these Persons, in order to these Ends? |
A66289 | How do you pray to God for the Forgiveness of your Past Sins? |
A66289 | How do you profess to Believe all this of God? |
A66289 | How do you profess to Believe in God? |
A66289 | How do you prove him not only to be a Divine Person, but a Person distinct both from the Father, and the Son? |
A66289 | How do you understand these Words? |
A66289 | How does Every such Communicant Take, and Receive, the Body and Blood of Christ, in this Sacrament? |
A66289 | How does God declare his Will to Us? |
A66289 | How does God forgive Sin? |
A66289 | How does it appear that Christ Received his Divine Nature from the Father? |
A66289 | How does it appear that He did thus Rise from the Dead? |
A66289 | How does it appear that Our Lord was not only a Prophet, and a Priest, but a King also? |
A66289 | How does it appear that it was the Third Day on which he Rose? |
A66289 | How does it appear that these are not truly Sacraments? |
A66289 | How does it appear that these two are properly Sacraments? |
A66289 | How does it appear that this Foundation is false and erroneous? |
A66289 | How does it appear that to Swear by any Creature, is to Give to that Creature by whom we Swear, the proper Honour of God? |
A66289 | How does our Saviour express what is necessary to be asked by Us, for the Sustenance of our present Life? |
A66289 | How does such a Receiving of this Holy Sacrament strengthen our Souls? |
A66289 | How does the Bread, and Wine, become to the faithful, and worthy Communicant, the very Body and Blood of Christ? |
A66289 | How does the Scripture contradict this Belief? |
A66289 | How does this Commandment differ from the Foregoing? |
A66289 | How does this Doxology encourage us to Hope that we shall Receive what we Ask of God? |
A66289 | How does this Doxology shew, that we ought to Ask these Things of God? |
A66289 | How does this Ordinance give a Satisfaction to the Church of Christ, as to these Matters? |
A66289 | How does this appear? |
A66289 | How far do you suppose this Command Obliges Us now? |
A66289 | How has God enforced these Commandments? |
A66289 | How is Baptism perform''d? |
A66289 | How is Christ OVR Lord? |
A66289 | How is He here described to Us? |
A66289 | How is Transubstantiation contrary to our Reason? |
A66289 | How is his Person set out, in this Article, to Us? |
A66289 | How is it that the Holy Ghost does this? |
A66289 | How is it that you call the World,( the Work of God''s Hands) a Wicked World? |
A66289 | How is such a Sorrow to be wrought in a Sinner? |
A66289 | How is this performed among Us? |
A66289 | How long shall the Holy Ghost continue thus to Comfort, Sanctify, and Guide, the Faithful? |
A66289 | How long will Christ continue, in this Respect, to be Our Lord? |
A66289 | How many Commandments does each of these Tables comprehend? |
A66289 | How many Parts are there in a Sacrament? |
A66289 | How many ways may a Man have Others for their Gods, besides the LORD? |
A66289 | How many ways may the Marriage- Bed be polluted? |
A66289 | How may God''s Name be taken in Vain, by Vowing? |
A66289 | How may we know whether we do this, so effectually as we are here Required to do? |
A66289 | How must this Examination be perform''d? |
A66289 | How often ought any Christian to be Confirmed? |
A66289 | How ought Elder Persons to behave themselves towards the Younger? |
A66289 | How ought Masters to behave themselves towards their Servants? |
A66289 | How ought Those who are in a lower Degree, to behave themselves towards Such as are in Fortune, and Quality, above them? |
A66289 | How ought Those, who are Teachers, to behave Themselves towards Them who are Committed to their Charge? |
A66289 | How ought we to Think of God? |
A66289 | How ought we to Worship God? |
A66289 | How shall I pardon Thee for this? |
A66289 | How then came it to pass, that They did not more readily Receive Him? |
A66289 | How then did it become Needful for God to Renew it again in this Place? |
A66289 | How then do those of the Church of Rome say, that he is again Offer''d for Us, as a true, and proper Sacrifice in this Holy Sacrament? |
A66289 | How then do you Suppose that this Rule is to be Vnderstood by Us? |
A66289 | How then do you Understand this Part of the Commandment? |
A66289 | How then is Everlasting Life a Privilege of the Church of Christ? |
A66289 | How then is this a Privilege of those who are the Faithful Members of Christ''s Church? |
A66289 | How then shall the Wicked be Raised? |
A66289 | How then, upon the whole, are we to consider the Jewish Sabbath, here establish''d by God? |
A66289 | How was Christ born of the Virgin Mary? |
A66289 | How was Christ made Man? |
A66289 | How was Christ''s Body disposed of, after he was Dead? |
A66289 | How was he deliver''d from the Power of the Grave? |
A66289 | How was this Jesus to Save the World? |
A66289 | How was this Sin of Adultery punish''d under the Law? |
A66289 | How were you hereby made a Member of Christ? |
A66289 | How were you hereby made an Inheritor of the Kingdom of Heaven? |
A66289 | How were you hereby made the Child of God? |
A66289 | IS there Any Thing yet farther Required of Those who Come to the Lord''s Supper? |
A66289 | IS this the only way in which you suppose Christ''s Body, and Blood, to be Really Present in this Sacrament? |
A66289 | If this be so, how comes it to pass that such Persons oftentimes escape, without any such Exemplary Mark of God''s Vengeance against Them? |
A66289 | If ye being Evil know how to give Good Gifts unto your Children, how much more shall your Heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to them that ask him? |
A66289 | In how many Respects is God a King? |
A66289 | In what Respect do you believe Christ to be the Son of God? |
A66289 | In what Respect do you believe the Catholick Church to be Holy? |
A66289 | In what does that Form chiefly direct Us to compose aright our Own Prayers? |
A66289 | In which of these Respects do you here profess to believe, that Jesus Christ is the ONLY Son of God? |
A66289 | In which of these Significations do you here understand it? |
A66289 | In which of these was this Sacrament administred at the Beginning? |
A66289 | Into what part of Heaven did Christ Ascend? |
A66289 | Is God so in Heaven, as our Earthly Fathers are upon Earth? |
A66289 | Is a Man Obliged, in all Cases, to Do all that for his Neighbour, which he would desire his Neighbour should Do for Him? |
A66289 | Is all bodily Labour forbidden to Vs, upon this Day, as it was to the Jews? |
A66289 | Is any kind of Sorrow to be look''d upon as a part of true Repentance? |
A66289 | Is it Unlawful for any Man to take Care of, or provide for any thing more than the Next Day? |
A66289 | Is it a Matter of Any Moment, How each Precept is divided, so long as All are Retained? |
A66289 | Is it lawful to Swear in any Matter of Moment; if we take care to Swear in such a manner as we ought to do? |
A66289 | Is it necessary for all those who join in this Holy Sacrament, both to Eat of that Bread, and to Drink of that Cup? |
A66289 | Is it not then Good to make Vows at all? |
A66289 | Is it possible for any Man who knows, and worships the LORD, to have any Other God besides him? |
A66289 | Is it possible for us, ever to attain to such a Perfection of Obedience, in this present Life? |
A66289 | Is not all Killing, Murder? |
A66289 | Is not the Word of God to be more Rely''d upon, than Our Own Senses? |
A66289 | Is such a Preparatory Examination of our Selves, so necessary before we Come to the Holy Table, that we may, in no Case, presume to Come without it? |
A66289 | Is the Form of Baptism necessary to the Administration of this Sacrament? |
A66289 | Is there any Other God, besides the LORD? |
A66289 | Is there any Promise of God on which to build such a Hope? |
A66289 | Is there any Thing farther Required of Us, in Order to the full Observance of this Commandment? |
A66289 | Is there any great harm in such a Worship? |
A66289 | Is there any other Division of these Commands, that may be fit to be taken Notice of, before we proceed to the particular Consideration of Them? |
A66289 | Is there any particular Significancy in that Name, that should move God, in such an Extraordinary manner, to give it to Him? |
A66289 | Is there any thing else forbidden in this Commandment? |
A66289 | Is there any thing farther needful to be known, concerning the Holy Ghost? |
A66289 | Is there any thing more comprehended in this Article, with relation to God the Father? |
A66289 | Is there any thing more intimated by that Expression? |
A66289 | Is there any thing yet more forbidden in this Commandment? |
A66289 | Is there not some Other ground for this Title, and which Restrains it in a particular Manner to Mankind? |
A66289 | Is there not somewhat yet required, beyond this, in order to our Forgiveness? |
A66289 | Is there nothing Else, besides Murder, forbidden by this Commandment? |
A66289 | Is this All that is here forbidden by God? |
A66289 | Is this Element so necessary a part of this Sacrament, that the Church may in no Case depart from it? |
A66289 | Is this all that belongs to this Commandment? |
A66289 | Is this all that is Required of Us, before we come to the Lord''s Supper? |
A66289 | Is this the peculiar Privilege of the Church of Christ? |
A66289 | May not the Grace of God be Obtain''d as well by our Own Prayers, as by the Bishop''s Imposition of Hands upon Us? |
A66289 | May this be, in any wise, Apply''d to Us Now? |
A66289 | Not to have any Other, besides the LORD, for our God? |
A66289 | On what Day of the Week did that Sabbath- Day fall? |
A66289 | Or that I am not to believe it to be Bread, though my Senses never so evidently assure me that it is? |
A66289 | Or to deliver from thence, all such as should there Believe in Him? |
A66289 | Ought not Christ to be Adored in the Sacrament? |
A66289 | Ought this Sacrament to be administred only at the Time of Supper? |
A66289 | Q Do those Commandments which were Given by God to the Jews, still continue in force, and Oblige Us Christians? |
A66289 | Q How many such Sacraments hath Christ Ordained in his Church? |
A66289 | Q. Shall All Mankind, not only Good, and Bad, but Every Single Person, of either kind, be Raised at the Last Day? |
A66289 | Q. Shall not All Men whatsoever be Raised again at the last Day? |
A66289 | Q. Shall the Wicked, as well as the Righteous, live for Ever? |
A66289 | Q. Shall there be any particular Method observed, in the Proceedings of this Judgment? |
A66289 | Q. Shall we Receive the same Bodies, we now have, at the Resurrection; or shall some Other Bodies be prepared for Us? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore are we taught to say, OVR Father? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore did Christ begin his Prayer, with this Petition, or Desire? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore did God establish a Seventh Day of Rest, after Six of Work and Labour? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore did our Saviour begin his Prayer with this Compellation of God, Our Father? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore do we Pray to God for such a Support? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore do you call it the Sacrifice of Christ''s Death? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore do you give the Title of Virgin, to the Mother of our Lord? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore must the Killing be Vnlawful? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore must the Killing be Wilful, and Designed? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore to his being Crucified, do you add, that he Died? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore was Christ Crucified? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore was it needful for the Holy Ghost to do this? |
A66289 | Q. Wherefore, do you give this Church the Title of Catholick? |
A66289 | Q. Wherein did He exercise this Office? |
A66289 | Q. Wherein do the Holy Scriptures speak of this Blessed Spirit, as of a Person? |
A66289 | Q. Wherein do you suppose the Everlasting Happiness of the Righteous shall Consist? |
A66289 | Q. Wherein do you suppose their Fellowship with Us to consist? |
A66289 | Should not this Relation of the Blessed Virgin to our Saviour, oblige Us to pay a more than Ordinary Respect to her? |
A66289 | Tell me, therefore, what do you mean when you say, I Believe? |
A66289 | The CVP of Blessing which we bless, is it not the Communion of the Body of Christ? |
A66289 | The worthy participation of the Holy Sacraments? |
A66289 | To Six; which make up the whole of the Second Table? |
A66289 | To how many Commandments has God Reduced our Duty towards Our Neighbour? |
A66289 | To what Offices of Communion does this Belief oblige Us, at present, towards Each Other? |
A66289 | To whom is our Confession to be made? |
A66289 | Upon what Account do you give to God the Title of FATHER? |
A66289 | Upon what Authority was this change of the Sabbath- day made? |
A66289 | Upon what Occasions, especially, may God''s Name be made Use of by Us? |
A66289 | Upon what grounds do you think your self obliged to make good what your Godfathers, and Godmothers, promised for you at your Baptism? |
A66289 | Upon what is the Necessity of our Praying to God founded? |
A66289 | WAS Christ to continue always under the Power of Death? |
A66289 | WHAT are the Blessings which we are here taught to ask of God for our Souls? |
A66289 | WHAT does the Second Part of your Creed contain? |
A66289 | WHAT does the last Part of this Prayer consist of? |
A66289 | WHAT does your Creed teach you farther to Believe concerning our Lord Jesus Christ; in the following Articles which Relate to Him? |
A66289 | WHAT have been the Ill Effects of this Errour? |
A66289 | WHAT is that Relation which Christ is here said to have to God? |
A66289 | WHAT is the First of those Petitions, which you said Related to our Own Needs? |
A66289 | WHAT is the Other Means appointed by God for the Conveyance of his Grace to Us; and to confirm to Us his Promises, in Christ Jesus? |
A66289 | WHAT is the Second Commandment? |
A66289 | WHAT is the Second Petition of this Prayer? |
A66289 | WHAT is the Third Petition of this Prayer? |
A66289 | WHAT is the first Article of your Creed? |
A66289 | WHAT shall follow upon the Resurrection? |
A66289 | WHat did your Godfathers, and Godmothers then for you? |
A66289 | WHat do the Commandments of the Second Table Respect? |
A66289 | WHat does the FOVRTH, and Last Part of your Creed Relate to? |
A66289 | WHat does the THIRD PART of your Creed contain? |
A66289 | WHat is Required of them who Come to the Lord''s Supper? |
A66289 | WHat is required of Persons to be Baptized? |
A66289 | WHat is the Eighth Commandment? |
A66289 | WHat is the First Sacrament of the New Testament? |
A66289 | WHat is the Inward Part, or Thing Signified, in this Holy Sacrament? |
A66289 | WHat is the Ninth Commandment? |
A66289 | WHat is the Other Sacrament of the New Testament? |
A66289 | WHat is the Seventh Commandment? |
A66289 | WHat is the Sixth Commandment? |
A66289 | WHat is the Third Commandment? |
A66289 | WHat is the Third Privilege promised by God to Christ''s Church? |
A66289 | WHat is the first Duty, or Privilege, belonging to those who are Members of Christ''s Church? |
A66289 | WHat is the last Commandment? |
A66289 | WHat is the last Petition of this Prayer? |
A66289 | WHat is the next Privilege which you believe does, of Right, belong to those, who are the Members of Christ''s Church? |
A66289 | WHat is your Name? |
A66289 | WHat was the Third Thing, which your Godfathers and Godmothers promised for you at your Baptism? |
A66289 | WHat was the second thing which Your Godfathers, and Godmothers, promised in your Name? |
A66289 | Was Adultery the only Pollution that was forbidden by God under the Law? |
A66289 | Was it necessary that Christ should die, in order to his being such a Sacrifice? |
A66289 | Was it necessary to our Redemption, that Christ should Die? |
A66289 | Was no Other Form ever used in the Apostle''s Times? |
A66289 | Was our Saviour to be consecrated to All These? |
A66289 | Was that the same Day on which God Rested from the Creation, and which He had before Commanded Adam to keep in memory of it? |
A66289 | Was there any thing Remarkable in the Day on which he Rose? |
A66289 | Was this Command given by God to Mankind from the beginning of the World? |
A66289 | Was this Son, the same JESVS, who afterwards came into the World, to publish the Gospel, and Die for Us? |
A66289 | Were any Baptized otherwise at the Beginning? |
A66289 | Were then Two distinct Natures, the Divine and Humane, Vnited together in Christ? |
A66289 | What Assurance have we that God will thus Forgive Us our Sins? |
A66289 | What Authority Have you for this Division of these Commandments? |
A66289 | What Cases are They? |
A66289 | What Encouragement does this Give to Us now? |
A66289 | What Encouragement has God given Us, to make us the more careful to Observe this Commandment? |
A66289 | What God therein Promises to Us? |
A66289 | What Ground had the Church to admit of Sprinkling, as sufficient to answer the Design of this Sacrament? |
A66289 | What Repentance is required to prepare any Person for Baptism? |
A66289 | What Return of Duty ought Parents to make to their Children? |
A66289 | What Security have we, that this was indeed the Messias, of whom Moses, and the Prophets Spake? |
A66289 | What Sins are those, which you suppose to come the nearest to it? |
A66289 | What are the Benefits of this Institution, to those who are Confirmed? |
A66289 | What are the Benefits whereof Those, who thus Receive this Holy Sacrament, are made Partakers thereby? |
A66289 | What are the Benefits which by your Baptism have accrued to you? |
A66289 | What are the Conditions required of Us by God, in order to our being made Partakers of these Promises? |
A66289 | What are the Duties which this Commandment Requires of Us? |
A66289 | What are the General Parts of this Prayer? |
A66289 | What are the General Parts of which this Creed does consist? |
A66289 | What are the Means ordained of God, whereby to convey his Grace to Us? |
A66289 | What are the Necessary Parts of this Sacrament? |
A66289 | What are the Particular Aggravations of this Sin? |
A66289 | What are the Particular Duties which are Required of Children towards their Parents? |
A66289 | What are the Positive Duties comprehended under this Commandment? |
A66289 | What are the Positive Duties which this Commandment requires of Us? |
A66289 | What are the Promises which God has made to Mankind, through Jesus Christ? |
A66289 | What are the Reasons that chiefly moved the Church of England to Retain such a Ceremony as this? |
A66289 | What are the Things which we ought to Pray for? |
A66289 | What are the Wants, which we chiefly need to have Supply''d by God? |
A66289 | What are the Works of the Devil, which, together with him, you, at your Baptism, promised to Renounce? |
A66289 | What are the chief Acts required to such a Repentance? |
A66289 | What are the chief Motives, with respect to us, to engage us thus to Sorrow for our Sins? |
A66289 | What are the chief Offences that may be Committed, against this Part of the first Commandment? |
A66289 | What are the chief Relations to which this Commandement may be Referr''d? |
A66289 | What are the chief Ways whereby this Sin may be Committed? |
A66289 | What are the main Things wherein we are to express our Duty towards God? |
A66289 | What are the peculiar Aggravations of this Sin? |
A66289 | What are those Cases in which we ought to confess our Sins to Man, as well as unto God? |
A66289 | What are those Cases? |
A66289 | What are those things which may be accounted thus necessary to be known by All Christians? |
A66289 | What be They? |
A66289 | What be those Evidences? |
A66289 | What became of his Soul, while his Body lay in the Grave? |
A66289 | What do these Commandments in General Refer to? |
A66289 | What do you Learn from this Introduction? |
A66289 | What do you Observe from the General Composure of this Part of the present Prayer? |
A66289 | What do you Observe from this Distinction? |
A66289 | What do you Observe from this? |
A66289 | What do you Understand by the Word Daily? |
A66289 | What do you Understand thereby? |
A66289 | What do you account needful to be believed concerning Him? |
A66289 | What do you call the Host? |
A66289 | What do you here understand by Bearing of False Witness? |
A66289 | What do you here understand by Stealing? |
A66289 | What do you look upon to be the proper Subject of such an Institution? |
A66289 | What do you mean by Confirmation? |
A66289 | What do you mean by Honouring of such Persons? |
A66289 | What do you mean by Saints? |
A66289 | What do you mean by a Continual Remembrance? |
A66289 | What do you mean by a Doxology? |
A66289 | What do you mean by forgiving of Trespasses? |
A66289 | What do you mean by that Phrase, the Quick, and the Dead? |
A66289 | What do you mean by the Attribute of ALMIGHTY? |
A66289 | What do you mean by the Pomps, and Vanity, of this Wicked World? |
A66289 | What do you mean by the Right- hand of God? |
A66289 | What do you mean by the Sabbath- Day? |
A66289 | What do you then say to those Satisfactions, which the Church of Rome teaches we may, and ought to make, for our Sins? |
A66289 | What do you then suppose to be the full import, of this Second Part, of the present Commandment? |
A66289 | What do you think of the Church''s Definitions? |
A66289 | What do you understand by that Expression, The Heaven, and the Earth? |
A66289 | What do you understand by the Sinful Lusts of the Flesh? |
A66289 | What does Amen import? |
A66289 | What does our Saviour teach us to understand by this Prohibition? |
A66289 | What does the Renouncing of all these import? |
A66289 | What does the Word Bread denote? |
A66289 | What does the Word Hell signify? |
A66289 | What does this Commandment positively Require of Us? |
A66289 | What if Men draw in a sudden Heat, and one be Slain? |
A66289 | What if a Man''s Desire be so bounded, as not to put him upon any undue Means to Obtain what is Another Man''s? |
A66289 | What if any Difference should arise in the Commonwealth, of which I am a Member, between the Prince, and the People? |
A66289 | What if by this means, a Good Christian should not be able fully to satisfy himself, concerning his Worthiness to Go to the Holy Table? |
A66289 | What if it shall appear that He is not in a State of Going worthily to this Sacrament? |
A66289 | What if the Civil Power shall command Me to do that which is contrary to my Duty towards God? |
A66289 | What is Adultery? |
A66289 | What is Baptism? |
A66289 | What is God? |
A66289 | What is Murder? |
A66289 | What is Prayer? |
A66289 | What is Required of Persons to be Confirmed? |
A66289 | What is Required of Us by this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is Sin? |
A66289 | What is forbidden by this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is here meant by the Name of God? |
A66289 | What is it to have the LORD for our God? |
A66289 | What is meant by Hallowing? |
A66289 | What is meant by Our Bread? |
A66289 | What is meant by Temptation? |
A66289 | What is meant by that Sin? |
A66289 | What is that Authority? |
A66289 | What is that Church, of which this Article speaks? |
A66289 | What is that General Proportion which Every Christian ought to observe, in the Times of his daily Prayers? |
A66289 | What is that Name which is here demanded of you? |
A66289 | What is that Summary of which you speak, and which you account to comprehend all the most Necessary Articles of our Christian Faith? |
A66289 | What is that Worship, of which you speak such hard Things? |
A66289 | What is that you call your Church- Catechism? |
A66289 | What is the Design of this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is the Duty Required in this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is the Duty of Servants towards their Masters? |
A66289 | What is the Duty of Subjects towards those whom God has set in Authority over Them? |
A66289 | What is the Duty of the Civil Magistrate towards his People? |
A66289 | What is the Duty of the Wife towards her Husband? |
A66289 | What is the Duty of the Younger towards the Aged? |
A66289 | What is the Duty of those who are of a Higher Rank, towards Such as are below Them? |
A66289 | What is the Evil which you here pray against? |
A66289 | What is the Faith which Every One ought to bring to this Sacrament? |
A66289 | What is the First Thing which you are taught to believe concerning Christ''s Church? |
A66289 | What is the First of These? |
A66289 | What is the First of These? |
A66289 | What is the Foundation upon which they are built? |
A66289 | What is the General Foundation of Our Duty towards Our Neighbour? |
A66289 | What is the Husbands Duty towards his Wife? |
A66289 | What is the Inward or Spiritual Grace, of this Sacrament? |
A66289 | What is the Order of which you speak? |
A66289 | What is the Other thing proposed to Us in this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is the Outward Uisible Sign, or Form in Baptism? |
A66289 | What is the Positive Duty Required of Us in this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is the Preface to this Prayer? |
A66289 | What is the Sanction wherewith God has enforced this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is the Sin forbidden in this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is the Third Enemy, which your Religion engages you to Renounce? |
A66289 | What is the Third Rule to be Observed, for the better Understanding of these Commandments? |
A66289 | What is the Title given to our Blessed Lord, with respect to his Office? |
A66289 | What is the difference, with respect to Us, between these Two? |
A66289 | What is the first Point concerning which we are to Examine our Selves? |
A66289 | What is the first Thing which your Godfathers, and Godmothers, promised in your Name? |
A66289 | What is the first step towards a true Repentance? |
A66289 | What is the full Import of the first Commandment? |
A66289 | What is the full Import of this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is the last General Rule to be observed, for the better Interpretation of God''s Commandments? |
A66289 | What is the last Respect in which our Saviour is here Represented to Us? |
A66289 | What is the next Enemy which, at your Baptism, you promised to Renounce? |
A66289 | What is the next General Rule to be Observed, in the Interpreting of these Commandments? |
A66289 | What is the next Thing wherein we are to Examine our Selves, before we come to the Holy Communion? |
A66289 | What is the next thing required in order to a true Repentance? |
A66289 | What is the proper Extent of this Commandment? |
A66289 | What is the special Importance of this Article to Us? |
A66289 | What is your Opinion of Self- Murder? |
A66289 | What is your Opinion of the Church of Rome, in this particular? |
A66289 | What mean you by Repentance? |
A66289 | What mean you by the Devil? |
A66289 | What mean you by the Holy Scriptures? |
A66289 | What mean you by the Law of God? |
A66289 | What mean you by the Name of God? |
A66289 | What mean you by the Word Creed? |
A66289 | What mean you by the Word Flesh? |
A66289 | What mean you by this Word Sacrament? |
A66289 | What say you to the Practice of the Church of Rome, in this particular? |
A66289 | What then do you look upon to be the full Import of this Petition? |
A66289 | What then do you take to be the true Import of this Rule? |
A66289 | What then do you take to be the true Meaning of this Article? |
A66289 | What then do you think of Those of the Church of Rome, who deny the Cup to the Laity? |
A66289 | What then do you think of Those who Go off from the Communion of the Church of England, to That of the Church of Rome? |
A66289 | What then do you think of those who have always been of the Communion of that Church? |
A66289 | What then is that Sorrow which leads to a true Repentance? |
A66289 | What then is the full Import of this Petition? |
A66289 | What think you of Going to Law? |
A66289 | What think you of Those who Come to the Lord''s Supper, without either being Confirmed; or having any Desire, or Intention, to be Confirmed? |
A66289 | What think you of Those who Swear not only by the Name of God, but by that of some Creature; such as the Blessed Virgin, or the like Saint? |
A66289 | What think you of that Confession( commonly called by them Auricular- Confession) which the Church of Rome requires, as necessary to Forgiveness? |
A66289 | What think you of that Honour which is paid to Them in the Church of Rome? |
A66289 | What think you of that Worship, which, upon this Account, is paid to Her, in the Church of Rome? |
A66289 | What think you of the Image of Christ; may that be made without offending against this Commandment? |
A66289 | What think you of the Sacrifice, as they call it, of the Mass? |
A66289 | What think you of the Tradition of the Church? |
A66289 | What think you of those who meet in a set Duel, and so Kill? |
A66289 | What was the Second thing which your Godfathers, and Godmothers, promised for you at your Baptism? |
A66289 | What was the Third thing, which your Godfathers, and Godmothers, promised in your Name at your Baptism? |
A66289 | What was then the Design of our Saviour, in this Institution? |
A66289 | What were those Offices, to which Men were consecrated, by the Ceremony of Anointing, under the Law? |
A66289 | When did Christ begin, in this Respect, to be Our Lord? |
A66289 | When did God Renew this Command to Them? |
A66289 | When do we take God''s Name in Vain, in Praying? |
A66289 | When is such a Desire Vnlawful? |
A66289 | When may we be accounted to take God''s Name in Vain, by using it in Swearing? |
A66289 | When may we be accounted to take God''s Name in Vain? |
A66289 | When ought such an Examination to be made? |
A66289 | Where are those Articles to be found? |
A66289 | Where are those Articles to be met with? |
A66289 | Whether we are careful always to keep up in our Minds, a lively Memory of his Death, and Passion? |
A66289 | Whether we are in Charity with all Men? |
A66289 | Whether we are sufficiently Sensible of the Infinite Love of God, and Condescension of Jesus Christ, hereby declared to Us? |
A66289 | Who gave you this Name? |
A66289 | Who hath Power to forgive Sins but God only? |
A66289 | Who shall forbid Them to Read what was purposely designed by God for their Instruction? |
A66289 | Who was Pontius Pilate? |
A66289 | Whom do you account Hereticks, and Schismaticks? |
A66289 | Whom do you mean by Holy Persons? |
A66289 | Whom do you mean by your Godfathers and Godmothers? |
A66289 | Why do you add the Circumstance of the Time of his Resurrection; that He Rose the Third Day? |
A66289 | Why do you call Them the Ten Commandments? |
A66289 | Why do you call it the Lord''s Supper? |
A66289 | Why do you take notice of the Person under Whom Christ Suffer''d? |
A66289 | Why had our Saviour this Title given to Him? |
A66289 | Why is this Circumstance added, As it is in Heaven? |
A66289 | Why then do you say that they are Three Persons, and but One, in the Divine Essence? |
A66289 | Why then is this added, as the Condition upon which we are to Pray to God for his Forgiveness? |
A66289 | Why was that Circumstance added, Which art in Heaven? |
A66289 | Why was the Sacrament of the Lord''s Supper ordain''d? |
A66289 | Why was this Doxology here added by our Saviour? |
A66289 | Will not his Intention direct his Action aright? |
A66289 | Will not this Undervalue the Grace of the Holy Spirit, by which we are Sanctified? |
A66289 | Will that alone suffice to intitule you to God''s Forgiveness? |
A66289 | Will the Holy Ghost alone do all this for Us? |
A66289 | With Whom, and in what Things, do you believe such Persons to have Communion? |
A66289 | YOu said that the First Table contain''d those Commandments which concern our Duty towards God: What is the first of These? |
A66289 | Yet it can not be deny''d, but that he who Receives the Body of Christ, does therewith Receive the Blood too? |
A66289 | You say, that God before Prophesy''d of such a Christ; Did the Jews know that He had done so? |
A16536 | ? |
A16536 | A. Wherefore was that hanging called cursed? |
A16536 | ARE all men sinners? |
A16536 | ARE not the outward works of all the persons common to every person of the Trinitie? |
A16536 | ARE not these three persons divided one from another, so that it may be said, here is the Father, and there is the Son? |
A16536 | Are all men sinners? |
A16536 | BY what meanes is our faith strengthned? |
A16536 | But he hath said, that he will be with his Church unto the end of the world? |
A16536 | But how can his manhood be seperate from his Godhead? |
A16536 | But how could God in justice for so light a sin destroy all mankinde? |
A16536 | But is not our thought free? |
A16536 | But may wee not come to the Sacrament without them? |
A16536 | But shall not Christ himselfe that day be the onely judge? |
A16536 | By what meanes worketh he the same? |
A16536 | By what meanes? |
A16536 | By what meanes? |
A16536 | By what power then shall they rise? |
A16536 | By what power was that done? |
A16536 | By what reason provest thou that little children should be baptixed? |
A16536 | By what singes will this repentance appeare? |
A16536 | Can a lightword be sinne? |
A16536 | Can not a man perfectly fulfill the law of God? |
A16536 | DID man keepe that image of God? |
A16536 | DID man keepe that image? |
A16536 | DID man keepe that image? |
A16536 | Did man keepe that Covenant? |
A16536 | FRom Christs humiliation let us come to his exaltation: How many degrees are they of his exaltation? |
A16536 | For what other cause arose He? |
A16536 | For what other reasons was that death called cursed? |
A16536 | For whose sake must we seeke from God, the things we stand in neede of? |
A16536 | GOD? |
A16536 | Give me the reason? |
A16536 | HOW many Gods be there? |
A16536 | HOW many Gods bee there? |
A16536 | HOW many Sacraments are they under the Gospell? |
A16536 | HOW many parts are there of Gods service? |
A16536 | HOw many natures are they in Christ Iesus? |
A16536 | How are the persons distinguished one from another? |
A16536 | How are the ten commandements divided? |
A16536 | How are the ten commandements divided? |
A16536 | How are they distinguished by their inward properties? |
A16536 | How are they distinguished? |
A16536 | How can that bee? |
A16536 | How concludest thou thy thanksgiving? |
A16536 | How did these three deceive the man? |
A16536 | How did they bring that evill to passe? |
A16536 | How did they bring that evill to passe? |
A16536 | How differeth originall sinne from actuall sinne? |
A16536 | How divide you these six petitions? |
A16536 | How governeth Hee all things that hee hath made? |
A16536 | How hath God made all things of nothing? |
A16536 | How is he Christs Father? |
A16536 | How is he our Father? |
A16536 | How is our faith made stronger? |
A16536 | How is that done? |
A16536 | How is that done? |
A16536 | How is that done? |
A16536 | How knowest thou that an evill thought is sin? |
A16536 | How knowest thou that? |
A16536 | How knowest thou that? |
A16536 | How knowest thou that? |
A16536 | How lost he it? |
A16536 | How lost he it? |
A16536 | How lost he it? |
A16536 | How many Covenants hath God made with man? |
A16536 | How many Covenants of grace hath GOD made with man? |
A16536 | How many Gods be there? |
A16536 | How many Sacraments are there? |
A16536 | How many Sacraments are there? |
A16536 | How many Sacraments had the Jewes under the law? |
A16536 | How many commandements are there in the first table? |
A16536 | How many in the second? |
A16536 | How many offices had Christ? |
A16536 | How many parts are there of the Creede? |
A16536 | How many parts are they in the Lords prayer? |
A16536 | How many parts are they of God''s service? |
A16536 | How many parts are they of his humiliation? |
A16536 | How many parts hath the Catholicke Church? |
A16536 | How many parts hath the Church? |
A16536 | How many persones are there in the Godhead? |
A16536 | How many persones be there in the Godhead? |
A16536 | How many persons are they in the Godhead? |
A16536 | How many petitions are in the Lords prayer? |
A16536 | How many petitions are there in the Lords prayer? |
A16536 | How many sortes of death be there? |
A16536 | How many sortes of sinne be there? |
A16536 | How many sortes of sinne bee there? |
A16536 | How many sorts of sinne be there? |
A16536 | How many things are to be considered in these words? |
A16536 | How many things hast thou to consider concerning his incarnation? |
A16536 | How provest thou that? |
A16536 | How should we thanke him? |
A16536 | How thank we GOD with our hearts? |
A16536 | How thank we God with our handes? |
A16536 | How thank we him with our tongues? |
A16536 | How thanke we God with our heart? |
A16536 | How thanke we him with the hand? |
A16536 | How thanke we him with the tongue? |
A16536 | How then differ they? |
A16536 | How then? |
A16536 | How was his soule made? |
A16536 | How was his soule made? |
A16536 | How was man created at the first? |
A16536 | How was man created at the first? |
A16536 | How was man made at the first? |
A16536 | How was this great worke wrought? |
A16536 | IS it not good for the godly, that they be so chastised for their negligence? |
A16536 | In Scriptures I read of an old Testament or Covenant and of a new Testament or Covenant? |
A16536 | In how many wayes sin we? |
A16536 | In how many wayes sinne wee against God? |
A16536 | In whose name must we seeke from God that which we need? |
A16536 | Into how many parts may the Creede be divided? |
A16536 | Is Christs resurrection the proper cause which effecteth the resurrection of the faithfull? |
A16536 | Is he now able to keepe it? |
A16536 | Is it not said, that these that are borne of God sin not? |
A16536 | Is not Christ God and man two persons? |
A16536 | Is not Sathan said to beleeve? |
A16536 | Is not his body on earth any more? |
A16536 | Is not man justified by his good works? |
A16536 | Is our faith perfect? |
A16536 | Is there nothing in man but dust? |
A16536 | Is there such a power in Christs death? |
A16536 | Is this a reall distinction which is betweene the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost? |
A16536 | It is to put a difference betweene the bread of the Sacrament, the seale of his Body, and other common bread? |
A16536 | Let me understand more clearely who is said to discerne the Lords body? |
A16536 | MAY not a man bee saved without Faith? |
A16536 | MAY not little children be partakers of the Sacrament of the Supper, as well as of Baptisme? |
A16536 | Make that more cleare? |
A16536 | Make that more cleare? |
A16536 | Make the matter yet more cleare? |
A16536 | May not man be justified by his workes? |
A16536 | May we desire the Saints in heaven, to interceede for us? |
A16536 | May we neither thinke nor speake of things concerning the earth on the Sabboth day? |
A16536 | May we not communicate without any of these three? |
A16536 | May we not desire the Saints of heaven to pray for us? |
A16536 | Might not satisfaction be made without death? |
A16536 | Q What doth the fourth and last part of our Creed containe? |
A16536 | Q What is heere forbidden, that was not forbidden in the other commandements? |
A16536 | Q What needed the Saviour of man, to be man? |
A16536 | Q What outward action represents our justification? |
A16536 | Q What things are to bee considered in God? |
A16536 | Q Wherefore are we said to be justified by faith? |
A16536 | Q Wherefore that? |
A16536 | Q ▪ VVhat is the seventh commandement? |
A16536 | Q ▪ What is the second petition? |
A16536 | Q. Beleevest thou that he is that promised seede of the woman? |
A16536 | Q. DOE we eat with our teeth the flesh of Christs body at the Sacrament? |
A16536 | Q. Doe the godly sin with such a delight? |
A16536 | Q. Doe wee know how to pray as we should? |
A16536 | Q. Esteemest thou that the Father is greater then the Sonne, and holy Ghost? |
A16536 | Q. Esteemest thou that the infinite merite of Christs death is from the dignitie of his person? |
A16536 | Q. GOE to the fourth commandement? |
A16536 | Q. Hast thou no other reason? |
A16536 | Q. Hath God a right hand or a left? |
A16536 | Q. Hovv shall the judge come dovvne? |
A16536 | Q. Hovv then doth hee request for us? |
A16536 | Q. I have heard of Christ''s titles, and of his incarnation, now let me heare what befell unto him after his birth? |
A16536 | Q. I see that there is great difference, betweene the unworthie communicating of the godly, and of the wicked? |
A16536 | Q. Shall the Lords body for ever remaine in the heavens? |
A16536 | Q. THinkest thou that a man must have faith, love, and repentance, in a good measure before he come to the table of the Lord? |
A16536 | Q. Thinkest thou that the godly will whiles communicate unworthily? |
A16536 | Q. Thou beleevest that it is Christ onely, who by his works and sufferings hath made full satisfaction for all the faithfull? |
A16536 | Q. Thou thinkest then that none but hee who was also GOD, could overcome death, and by his death make a full satisfaction to GODS justice? |
A16536 | Q. Thou understandest that Sathan knoweth that God is infinite in mercy, but that he hath no assurance of any mercy for himselfe? |
A16536 | Q. Thy meaning is that in every one of those outward workings, all the three persons concurre together? |
A16536 | Q. Thy meaning, is that originall sinne, is the root from whence spring all our actuall sins? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat are the outward actions? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat deserved they for their sinne? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat doth the water represent unto us? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is actuall sinne? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is forbidden there? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is heere commanded? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is heere commanded? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is heere forbidden? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is in the first part thereof? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is sinne? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is the cause of that? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is the second part? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is the visible signe in Baptisme? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat is there commanded? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat needed him to be God? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat needed him to be man? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat signifieth the coming out of the water? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat sort of death died he? |
A16536 | Q. VVhat spirituall graces are sealed up unto us, while wee are baptized? |
A16536 | Q. VVhere is the summe of our faith? |
A16536 | Q. VVherefore callest thou him Christ? |
A16536 | Q. VVherefore was he called Iesus? |
A16536 | Q. VVho is Iesus Christ? |
A16536 | Q. VVhom callest thou the Church militant? |
A16536 | Q. VVhom callest thou the Church triumphant? |
A16536 | Q. VVhy are we said to be justified by faith? |
A16536 | Q. WEE have heard of Christs resurrection, the first degree of his exaltation; what is the second? |
A16536 | Q. WEE have heard of faith and obedience the two first parts of Gods service: now let us heare what is the third part of Gods service? |
A16536 | Q. WEE have heard of the first two parts of the Creede to wit, of the Father and of the Sonne: what is contained in the third part? |
A16536 | Q. WHerefore was Hee called Jesus? |
A16536 | Q. WHereof was this world made? |
A16536 | Q. Wat is that to say? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore are they called Saints? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore behooved it him to be borne of a Virgine? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore callest thou Him CHRIST? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore callest thou him holy? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore callest thou it Catholicke? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore callest thou it holy? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore callest thou the Covenant of grace, the old Covenant? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore callest thou these rests of corruption in the faithfull, after the name of flesh? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore did Christ rise againe from the dead? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore died Hee such a cursed death? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore died he such a cursed death? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore died hee such a cursed death? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore dyed he? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore is he called holy for his nature? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore is he called holy for his office? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore is it called a new Testament or Covenant? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore is it then delivered unto men in the Scriptures? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore is the Father particularly called our Creator? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore is the Sonne called our Redeemer? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore is the holy Ghost called our Sanctifier? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore is this subjoyned as we forgive these that trespasse against us? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore not before God? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore serve these seales? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore that? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore that? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore was Christ said to arise for our righteousnesse? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore was he a King? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore was he a Priest? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore was he a Priest? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore was he a Prophet? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore was hee a Priest? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefore was the death of the Crosse more cursed then any other death? |
A16536 | Q. Wherefra cometh this power? |
A16536 | Q. Wherein consists that examination? |
A16536 | Q. Wherein consists that examination? |
A16536 | Q. Wherein did that personall union consist? |
A16536 | Q. Whereof was man made? |
A16536 | Q. Whereof was man made? |
A16536 | Q. Whereof was man made? |
A16536 | Q. Whereunto was he annointed? |
A16536 | Q. Whereunto was he anointed? |
A16536 | Qu What if his faith be weak, may he come to the table of the Lord? |
A16536 | Qu ▪ How then eat we his body? |
A16536 | Shall they not rise by the vertue of CHRISTS resurrection? |
A16536 | The second part of Gods Service? |
A16536 | This then is thy meaning, that originall sin, like a leprosie, hath desiled the whole man? |
A16536 | To whom belongs the Sacraments of Baptisme? |
A16536 | VVhat signifieth the staying under the water? |
A16536 | WHAT is a Sacrament? |
A16536 | WHAT is a Sacrament? |
A16536 | WHAT is the Lords Supper? |
A16536 | WHAT is the Lords Supper? |
A16536 | WHAT is the third degree of his exaltation? |
A16536 | WHAT should he try of his faith? |
A16536 | WHO is mans Saviour? |
A16536 | WHO is mans Saviour? |
A16536 | WHO made man? |
A16536 | WHat are the chief prerogatives of the kirk? |
A16536 | WHat are the wordes of the preface? |
A16536 | WHat callest thou a Covenant? |
A16536 | WHat callest thou actuall sinne? |
A16536 | WHat callest thou to discerne the Lords body? |
A16536 | WHat have we in the Creed concerning God the Father? |
A16536 | WHat is Baptisme? |
A16536 | WHat is God? |
A16536 | WHat is contained in the fourth part of the Creed? |
A16536 | WHat is it to create a thing? |
A16536 | WHat is sin? |
A16536 | WHat is that propertie of the Father, that is not common to the Son, and holy Ghost? |
A16536 | WHat is the eight commandement? |
A16536 | WHat is the fifth commandement? |
A16536 | WHat is the first Commandement? |
A16536 | WHat is the first part of Gods Service? |
A16536 | WHat is the fourth and last part of GODS service? |
A16536 | WHat is the fourth part of Gods service? |
A16536 | WHat is the manner of CHRISTS intercession, while he is now in the Heavens? |
A16536 | WHat is the second part of Gods service? |
A16536 | WHat is the third benefite belonging to the church? |
A16536 | WHat is the third part of Gods service? |
A16536 | WHat more is required in our thankes, then to declare the Lords death by publishing the same by word? |
A16536 | WHat owe we to God for so great a Salvation? |
A16536 | WHat owe we to God for so great a salvation? |
A16536 | WHat should we thinke upon, when we are come to the Lords table? |
A16536 | What a life shall that be? |
A16536 | What are his titles? |
A16536 | What are the qualities of the Church? |
A16536 | What are the speciall graces sealed up untous, while wee are baptized? |
A16536 | What are the spirituall duties of these that would rightly communicate? |
A16536 | What are the visible signes of that Sacrament? |
A16536 | What are the visible signes? |
A16536 | What are the workes of the Sabboth day? |
A16536 | What be contained in the second table? |
A16536 | What be the chiefe fruits of the holy Ghost? |
A16536 | What bee these? |
A16536 | What call ye the remission of sins? |
A16536 | What callest thou Adoption? |
A16536 | What callest thou his incarnation? |
A16536 | What callest thou original sin? |
A16536 | What callest thou originall sin? |
A16536 | What callest thou the Covenant of grace? |
A16536 | What callest thou the Covenant of workes? |
A16536 | What callest thou to discerne the Lords body? |
A16536 | What callest thou to sanctifie the Sabboth? |
A16536 | What comfort hast thou of Christs ascension? |
A16536 | What comfort hast thou of Christs resurrection? |
A16536 | What commandements be contained in the first table? |
A16536 | What danger is if we come without them? |
A16536 | What deserve our sinnes at Gods hand? |
A16536 | What deserved they for such eating? |
A16536 | What deserved they for that eating? |
A16536 | What did all that represent and seale? |
A16536 | What did that represent and seale? |
A16536 | What difference is between the first commandement and the second? |
A16536 | What difference is betweene the essence of God and the person? |
A16536 | What doest thou more? |
A16536 | What doeth the first part containe? |
A16536 | What doeth the second part containe? |
A16536 | What doth he now to these things which he hath created? |
A16536 | What doth the bread in the Sacrament represent? |
A16536 | What doth the bread represent? |
A16536 | What doth the breaking of the bread represent? |
A16536 | What doth the breaking of the bread represent? |
A16536 | What doth the powreing out of the wine signifie? |
A16536 | What doth the powring out of the wine signifie? |
A16536 | What doth the water represent unto us? |
A16536 | What doth the wine signifie? |
A16536 | What doth the wine signifie? |
A16536 | What good learne we of these wordes? |
A16536 | What ground hast thou of that comfort? |
A16536 | What hath God the Father, done for thee? |
A16536 | What hath God the Son done for thee? |
A16536 | What hath followed on that first sinne? |
A16536 | What hath followed upon this sin? |
A16536 | What hath it done to his affections? |
A16536 | What hath it done to his minde and understanding? |
A16536 | What hath it done to his will? |
A16536 | What hath the Father done for thee? |
A16536 | What hath the Sonne done for thee? |
A16536 | What hath the holy Ghost done for thee? |
A16536 | What hath the holy Ghost done for thee? |
A16536 | What hath this sinne done to man? |
A16536 | What honour shall the godly have that day? |
A16536 | What if wee want any of them? |
A16536 | What is Baptisme? |
A16536 | What is Baptisme? |
A16536 | What is a Sacrament? |
A16536 | What is actuall sinne? |
A16536 | What is faith? |
A16536 | What is faith? |
A16536 | What is faith? |
A16536 | What is forbidden? |
A16536 | What is heere commanded? |
A16536 | What is heere commanded? |
A16536 | What is heere commanded? |
A16536 | What is heere commanded? |
A16536 | What is heere forbidden? |
A16536 | What is heere forbidden? |
A16536 | What is heere forbidden? |
A16536 | What is his name? |
A16536 | What is his worke? |
A16536 | What is in the fourth part? |
A16536 | What is in the third part? |
A16536 | What is in the third part? |
A16536 | What is originall sinne? |
A16536 | What is our duty after wee have received the Sacrament? |
A16536 | What is prayer? |
A16536 | What is properly called a Testament? |
A16536 | What is signified by the washing made by water? |
A16536 | What is sinne? |
A16536 | What is that communion of Saints? |
A16536 | What is that difference? |
A16536 | What is that image of God, according to which man was made? |
A16536 | What is that image of God? |
A16536 | What is that image of God? |
A16536 | What is that speciall propertie of the Son? |
A16536 | What is that to believe in GOD? |
A16536 | What is that to declare the Lords death? |
A16536 | What is that to say, that he descended into hell? |
A16536 | What is that to say? |
A16536 | What is that to say? |
A16536 | What is that to say? |
A16536 | What is the Church? |
A16536 | What is the Churche? |
A16536 | What is the Covenant of God and man? |
A16536 | What is the Fathers attribute? |
A16536 | What is the Lord now doeing for us at the right hand of his Father? |
A16536 | What is the Lords Supper? |
A16536 | What is the best rule of prayer which we have? |
A16536 | What is the cause of the resurrection of the faithfull? |
A16536 | What is the chiefest end of this Sacrament? |
A16536 | What is the conclusion of that most perfect prayer? |
A16536 | What is the danger if wee want any of them? |
A16536 | What is the difference? |
A16536 | What is the differences of these two graces Iustification and Sanctification, which are sealed by our Baptisme? |
A16536 | What is the fifth petition? |
A16536 | What is the fifth? |
A16536 | What is the first petition? |
A16536 | What is the first reason? |
A16536 | What is the first? |
A16536 | What is the first? |
A16536 | What is the fourth petition? |
A16536 | What is the fourth? |
A16536 | What is the last benefite that GOD shall bestow upon His Church? |
A16536 | What is the last petition? |
A16536 | What is the last petition? |
A16536 | What is the meaning of these wordes? |
A16536 | What is the meaning thereof? |
A16536 | What is the meaning thereof? |
A16536 | What is the meaning thereof? |
A16536 | What is the meaning thereof? |
A16536 | What is the meaning thereof? |
A16536 | What is the meaning thereof? |
A16536 | What is the ninth commandement? |
A16536 | What is the other reason? |
A16536 | What is the propertie of the Holy Ghost? |
A16536 | What is the punishment of the wicked? |
A16536 | What is the punishment of the wicked? |
A16536 | What is the punishment of these that communicate unworthily? |
A16536 | What is the punishment of those that communicate unworthily? |
A16536 | What is the reason? |
A16536 | What is the reason? |
A16536 | What is the second benefite belonging to the Church? |
A16536 | What is the second commandement? |
A16536 | What is the second petition? |
A16536 | What is the second petition? |
A16536 | What is the second? |
A16536 | What is the seventh? |
A16536 | What is the sixt commandement? |
A16536 | What is the sixt? |
A16536 | What is the spirituall grace represented and offered unto us, by the elements and actions? |
A16536 | What is the spirituall grace signified and offered unto us, by the elements and actions? |
A16536 | What is the substance of this Covenant? |
A16536 | What is the summe of the first foure? |
A16536 | What is the summe of the first foure? |
A16536 | What is the summe of the last six? |
A16536 | What is the summe of the last six? |
A16536 | What is the summe of the whole Covenant betweene GOD and man? |
A16536 | What is the summe of the whole law? |
A16536 | What is the summe thereof? |
A16536 | What is the tenth commandement? |
A16536 | What is the third commandement? |
A16536 | What is the third petition? |
A16536 | What is the third petition? |
A16536 | What is the third? |
A16536 | What is the visible signe in Baptisme? |
A16536 | What is there commanded? |
A16536 | What is there forbidden? |
A16536 | What is there forbidden? |
A16536 | What is thy exercise the rest of that day? |
A16536 | What learnest thou thereby? |
A16536 | What must wee doe before wee come to the Sacrament? |
A16536 | What needed Christ to be buried? |
A16536 | What needed him to be God? |
A16536 | What needed him to be man? |
A16536 | What needed him to bee a King? |
A16536 | What needed him to bee a Prophet? |
A16536 | What needed him to bee a Prophet? |
A16536 | What needed our Saviour to be a King? |
A16536 | What other name hath this Covenant in Scriptures? |
A16536 | What other reason be there? |
A16536 | What other reason hast thou? |
A16536 | What other reason is there of his resurrection? |
A16536 | What other signes are in the Lords Supper? |
A16536 | What other sin had he? |
A16536 | What other sinnes did goe before that? |
A16536 | What other thing is to be considered in that image of God? |
A16536 | What outward action represents our justification? |
A16536 | What outward actions represent our Sanctification? |
A16536 | What outward actions represent our Sanctification? |
A16536 | What prayer is most perfect? |
A16536 | What sacrifice offered he up for us? |
A16536 | What sacrifice offered he up? |
A16536 | What said God unto him? |
A16536 | What said Sathan unto him that he beleeved? |
A16536 | What sayest thou of Christs birth? |
A16536 | What sayest thou of his Essence? |
A16536 | What sayest thou of the Father? |
A16536 | What sayest thou of the Son? |
A16536 | What sayest thou of the holy Ghost? |
A16536 | What sayest thou of the three persons of the Trinitie? |
A16536 | What shall he say to the wicked at his left hand? |
A16536 | What shall he try of his repentance? |
A16536 | What shall he try of his repentance? |
A16536 | What shall the judge say unto the godly at his right hand? |
A16536 | What shall they doe upon these Thrones? |
A16536 | What should he try concerning his love towards his neighbour? |
A16536 | What should he try of his love? |
A16536 | What should hee try of his faith? |
A16536 | What should the communicant try of his love? |
A16536 | What signifieth the breaking of the bread? |
A16536 | What signifieth the comming out of the water? |
A16536 | What signifieth the dipping of the body? |
A16536 | What signifieth the powreing out of the wine? |
A16536 | What signifieth the staying under the water? |
A16536 | What signifieth the word Sabboth? |
A16536 | What sorrowes suffered he? |
A16536 | What sort of death died he for us? |
A16536 | What sort of death died he for us? |
A16536 | What sort of death dyed he? |
A16536 | What sorts of workes are these which are wrought with in the Trinitie? |
A16536 | What thankes requireth God of us? |
A16536 | What thankes requireth God of us? |
A16536 | What then is the meaning of these words, that Christ sitteth at the right hand of God? |
A16536 | What then shall bee the cause of the resurrection of the Wicked? |
A16536 | What then should be our chiefe exercise, before we come to the Lords Supper? |
A16536 | What then, is that to sit at Gods right hand? |
A16536 | What things shall wee enjoy in the heavens? |
A16536 | What time must be observed in the observation of the Sabboth? |
A16536 | What understand yee by his left hand? |
A16536 | What understandest thou by the Spirit against whom our corruptions covet? |
A16536 | What understandest thou by the coveting flesh? |
A16536 | What understandest thou by the word Almightie? |
A16536 | What understandest thou by these wordes? |
A16536 | What was his pride? |
A16536 | What was his sin against God? |
A16536 | What was his sinne? |
A16536 | What was his unbeliefe? |
A16536 | What was the first? |
A16536 | What was the fourth? |
A16536 | What was the outward seale in Circumcision? |
A16536 | What was the outward signe and seale of the Sacrament of the lambe? |
A16536 | What was the second? |
A16536 | What was the third? |
A16536 | What were his offices? |
A16536 | What were his offices? |
A16536 | What were the instruments of his fall? |
A16536 | What were the instruments of his sinne? |
A16536 | What wordes of thankes hast thou for God after thou hast received the Sacrament? |
A16536 | When chiefly suffered he these paines? |
A16536 | When he cryed, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? |
A16536 | When is sin said to reigne in a man? |
A16536 | When thou drinkest the wine, what sayeth thou in thy selfe? |
A16536 | When thou eatest that bread of the Sacrament, what sayeth thou in thy self? |
A16536 | When thou seest the bread of the Sacrament broken, what should thou remember? |
A16536 | When thou seest the wine povvred out, vvhat shouldest thou remember? |
A16536 | When, and where was the Covenant of grace made? |
A16536 | Where is the summe of our faith to be found? |
A16536 | Where learne we what obedience we owe to God? |
A16536 | Where learnest thou what obedience thou owe to God? |
A16536 | Where shall the wicked then be? |
A16536 | Whether was he man onely, or both God and man? |
A16536 | Whether was he man onely, or both God and man? |
A16536 | Who are our cheefest enemies? |
A16536 | Who are our chiefest enemies? |
A16536 | Who are these Saints? |
A16536 | Who are worthy communicants? |
A16536 | Who hath procured this? |
A16536 | Who is Iesus Christ? |
A16536 | Who is this Iesus Christ? |
A16536 | Who teacheth us to pray? |
A16536 | Who then is said rightly to discerne the Lords body? |
A16536 | Who were the instruments of mans fall? |
A16536 | Who worketh this faith in our hearts? |
A16536 | Who worketh this faith in our hearts? |
A16536 | Who worketh this true faith in our hearts? |
A16536 | Whom callest thou the Church militant? |
A16536 | Whom callest thou the Church triumphant? |
A16536 | Whose Father is he? |