The doctrine of the two sacraments. The way of salvation. To which is subjoin'd, A sermon against rebellion. With an appendix

1712

The Means of this Sanctification are Baptiſm	3

Objections against InfantBaptiſm anſwerd 1	13

They were equally uncapable of knowing	14

Such a Command to teach and circumciſe	21

What is meant in the Text by the Washing	30

All Mankind divided into the Kingdom	39

And fo therefore are all that are baptized	45

Tho said to be wrought by the Spirit of God	55

What is difficult is not always unpleasant	227

The Hardships of Religion grow easier by	232

And the most certain Evidences of true Chri	239

It confifts of Principles for our Faith p	243

And to its Precepts	250

Which invalidates the Death of Chrift	257

Makes them think their own Ways better than	264

Give Life to it	270

W Blood of Christ HAT is meant by the Flesh and	61

A fhort Paraphrafe on the Text	67

All the Benefit of a Sacrament is in	69

An Indignation against our Sins	75

What it feals unto or to what it is affixd	82

The chief Scruples which keep Men from	95

Damnation is denounced against Praying	100

S over which by its Inftitution was to	107

And most befitting the Act of Praying which	110

If it be faid that he does not that so much	116

P	121

Such rowzing Doctrines are of Ufe not only	135

Things accompanying Salvation are alſo cer	144

The Doctrine of the everbleffed Trinity	146

The Doctrine of Juftification by free Grace	152

It is a greater Sin wholly to neglect a Duty	157

Will	160

Such Graces more especially are Purity	170

Hungering and Thirsting after Righteousness	176

The Way of Salvation is a Way of Holiness	182

It is also a Way of univerſal and unrefervd	189

T is necessary to remove Mens Prejudices It p	197

Thofe of Religion do not immediately affect	202

From the comfortable Reflections of a good	208

The Pleafures of Sin are infinitely lefs	214

If good Men are ſometimes fad that is	221

By Love and Brotherkindneſs to each other	276

Whereas Pride renders Men unfociable p	283

By Humility and Lowlinefs of Mind ibid	286

And not too rigorously exacting our own	290

Selfdenial and feveral other Duties	296

The Contrary is Hypocrify which is the great	305

Are erroneous and heretical	315

Otherwife we endanger our own Confciences	328

Nor even in the Holy Sacrament P	330

But fo as to diftinguish between their Vices	337

Motives to this Duty P	343

And if Relations less than we should otherwise	344

And from the Danger of being involvd alfe	349

At least that of a good Confcience	355

IT always begins with a Prètence of Refor mation c Avid P	365

Againſt	369

ASERMON againſt Rebellion	374

The Cenfure pafs d on it in the Text	376

Or by attempting to depofe them from its	382

As he is a Minifter his Precepts tend	411

An Answer to the Objection from the	418

Who quarrel most about Matters of leaft	421

And his infinite Holiness	427

It extols Chrifts Love to us that he lay	433

And gives our Reproofs Success	439

And against Death it felf	445

書籍名	The doctrine of the two sacraments. The way of salvation. To which is subjoin'd, A sermon against rebellion. With an appendix
著者	Ezekiel Hopkins (bp. of Derry.)
発行	1712
書籍の提供元	オックスフォード大学
デジタル化された日	2007年4月19日

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