The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter: With a Life of the Author, and a Critical Examination of His Writings, Bind 8

J. Duncan, 1830

He taketh this love and its expressions for the heart	7

He hath counted what it may cost him to be saved	28

He is more regardful of his duty to others than of theirs	34

He is a high esteemer and careful redeemer of time	40

He is the best subject whether his rulers be good or bad	48

See that the work of humiliation be thoroughly done	61

What must be understood of the person of Christ	95

The demonstrations of the glory of God in Christ and to whom	108

in their	300

Ten more considerations to convince them that it is not tri	307

Twenty Directions for confirmation and increase of grace	321

THE CHARACTER OF	ccclxxi

The Characters of a strong confirmed Christian	382

He serveth not God for fear only but for love	388

He hath absolutely put his soul and all his hopes into	393

He desireth the highest degree of holiness and hath	399

The several terms on which the several benefits are conveyed	128

Christ must be entirely received and how	137

See that the flesh be thoroughly mortified and your	144

See that you mistake not a mere change of your	155

Directions to get beyond an opinionative change	166

Rest not and count not yourselves converted till	173

If you would not have the work miscarry turn	181

Stop not in weak and wavering purposes	209

What resolution it is that is necessary	215

Hindrances to resolution	239

The Conclusion	246

WEAK DISTEMPERED CHRISTIANS	ccliii

The text opened What it is to receive Christ The nature	265

The Doctrine of the necessity of weak Christians seeking sta	271

He is daily exercised in the practice of selfdenial	405

He is crucified to the world and the world to him by	411

He hath absolutely devoted himself and all that he hath	417

He is conscious of his own sincerity and assured of	424

He truly loveth his neighbour as himself	449

He is faithful and laborious in his outward trade or call	455

His trust in God doth overcome the fear of man and set	462

He is a high esteemer of the unity of Christians and	468

He seeketh the churchs unity and concord not upon par	475

He most highly regardeth the interest of God and mens	484

He hath great experience of the providence truth	491

Six Uses of these characters	498

GODS GOODNESS VINDICATED	507

He is very conscionable in the duties of his several rela	514

Titel	The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter: With a Life of the Author, and a Critical Examination of His Writings, Bind 8 The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter: With a Life of the Author, and a Critical Examination of His Writings, Richard Baxter
Forfatter	Richard Baxter
Udgiver	J. Duncan, 1830
Oprindeligt fra	Princeton University
Digitaliseret	13. okt 2008

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