THE

WHOLE WORKS

OF THE

REV. OLIVER HEYWOOD, B. A.

NOW FIRST COLLECTED, REVISED, AND ARRANGED,

Including some Tracts extremely scarce, and others from

unpublished Manuscripts :

FOR THE EDIT

R; F. WESTLEY, STATIONERS' COURT; B. J. HOLDSWORTH,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH YARD ; R. BAYNES, PATERNOSTER-ROW,
LONDON ; AND D. BROWN, ST. ANDREW's

STREET, EDINBURGH.

CONTENTS

OF

THE FOURTH VOLUME.

BAPTISMAL BONDS.

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The Epistle to the Reader

CHAP. I. Introduction

II. To ascertain what sacrifices have been pre-

scribed and accepted when men have made

a covenant with God

III. What is covenanting in general ? and what is

this personal covenanting?

IV. Instances of this practice of personal covenant-

ing, and reasons for it.

V. Arguments produced for confirmation of the

doctrine

VI. What is an essentially necessary preparation

for entering into personal covenant with God

VII. Circumstances which should form an induce-

ment to enter into a covenant engagement

with God, and which are favourable to the

design

VIII. The matter or form of words a person may

employ in his entering into a personal cove-

nant with the Lord -

IX. The form of a person's dedicating himself and

all that he hath to the Lord

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