XIV. 1. A moderate discourse

concerning civil wars in a

kingdom. 2. The people's

subjection to the laws. 3.

Wherein several objections

are answered. 4. Many

things of very great conse-

quence seasonably declared 71

XV. 1. Of the error of errors in
men, who say that there is
no other God or Christ, but
in this creation only. 2. Se-
veral objections and answers
concerning the death of the
soul. 3. The light of Christ
in man, is the invisible image
of God, which purifieth the
inward filthiness of the flesh
and spirit, and presents the
certain truth of an eternal life
of glory or shame. 4. No
need of a new birth, if there
be a sufficient light of Christ
in generation to conduct to
heaven. 5. Children cannot
understand spiritual or natu-
ral good or evil; so need not
Christ's spiritual gifts in the
womb for eternal happiness.

PAGE.

6. A great error to believe that

the essence of the eternal Spi-

rit dwelleth in any man, but

in the Lord Jesus only. 7.

Two marks of reprobates.. 84

XVI. 1. Of divers comparisons

of the Spirit or Person of

Christ, unto the face of the

natural sun. 2. No man or

angel can be capable of the

in-dwelling of God's essence,

but his own person only.... 93

XVII. 1. No man's salvation or

damnation lieth in his own

will, but in the prerogative

of God. 2. Divers absurdi-

ties which follow from the

opinion that Christ is only

within men. 3. A question

and answer concerning a

two-fold presence of God in

the creature. 4. If the essen-

tial Spirit were united unto

creatures, it could not be in-

finite

97

XVIII. 1. A discourse that

the Divine Being is clothed

with flesh and bone. 2. How

God knows all things in the

world. 3. Of the manner of

God's taking upon him hu-
man nature. 4. What the
form of God was before he
became flesh. 5. No spirit
can enjoy happiness or mi-
..... 102

sery without a body

XIX. 1. Of the true spiritual

Trinity in unitity. 2. Of the

one personal divine Majesty.

3. No Scripture mentioneth

God to be three persons, only

one God and one Person. 4.

XXVI. 1. Of the nature and

place of the reprobate's tor-

ment. 2 The last Witnesses'

great confidence concerning

the end of the world. 8.

Without a tongue no speech

can be made by God, angels,

or men. 4. God is visibly

seen by spiritual bodies, as
kings are by their subjects.. 134

XXVII. 1. A more full dis-

course of the two Witnesses.

2. No true messenger or

witness without a voice from

God to the hearing of the ear.

3. The three commissions

agree all in truth. 4. Differ-

ing only in point of worship.

5. There was not nor can

there be assurance of eternal

happiness, but in the belief

of a commission. 6. God

owneth no worship in this

commission, but what is spi-

ritual. The difference be-

tween true and false commis-

sioners

XXVIII. 1. No reason in angel

or men can be satisfied in it.

self without revelation from

the Creator. 2. God created

reason. 3. Yet it was not of

his own nature. 4. Infinite-

ness is to create persons and

things differing from his own

nature. 5. Though all crea-

tures were made by God, yet

they came not out of him,

139

PAGE.

but by the word of his power.

6. No creature spiritual or
natural, can be said to be the
image of God, but man only.
7. It is the property of rea-
son to promise obedience to
God by his prophets, but

perform none. 8. Why the

angels are called mighty.. 146

XXIX. 1. Of the creation of

Adam. 2. Why God spake

in the plural number in the

making of man.......... 153

XXX, 1. How God made man

in his own image or likeness.
2. The soul of Adam was of

the same divine nature of

God. 3. Not of the nature

of the angels.. 4. Of the

created virtues in Adam's soul

5. Adam did not know of his

power to stand or fall. 6.

The breath of life which

Adam had received of God,

died
159

XXXV. 1. The curse was not

pronounced upon any na-

tural beast, but the fallen

angel

XXXVI. 1. Of the mind of

the Spirit in the word eat-

ing of the tree of knowledge

of good and evil. 2. No true

interpretation of the Scrip-

tures but by immediate in-

spiration. 3. Reason not ca-

pable of the mysteries of

God. 4. But faith only. 5.

No devils but men and wo-

men. 6. No Devil without

man tempteth any. 7. But

the seed or lust of his own

spirit

XXXVII. 1. The prerogative
power of God is above all
law. 2. Why God cursed
the fallen angel in the womb
of Eve. 3. The angel's na-
ture (after his offence) was

179

183

XLII.1.A further discourse con-

cerning the error of Christ's

personal reign. 2. The inter-

pretation of the three last

verses of the 12th of the Re-

velations. 3. Concerning the

Dragon and the Woman. 4.

Of the binding of the old ser-

pent dragon for a thousand

years. 5. When they ex-

pired. 6. Of the worship of

the beast. 7. Of satan's being

loosed out of prison. 8. Who

they are that be in the deep-
est prisons of raging darkness 216

XLIII. 1. Of the personal glory

of Christ's coming to judg

ment. 2. No man hath so

much faith as a grain of mus-

tard seed, but Christ only.

3. Of spirits finite and infi-

nite.....

... 224

b