Select Practical Writings of Richard Baxter, Volumen1

Durrie & Peck, 1835

THE LIFE OF RICHARD BAXTER	9

He loveth the light as it showeth him his sin and duty and is willing	11

From the beginning of the war to the time of his leaving the army	56

From his return to Kidderminster to the year 1660	79

From the year 1660 to the year 1665	138

From the year 1665 to his death	188

THE RIGHT METHOD FOR A SETTLED PEACE OF CON	227

To the Poor in Spirit	233

Trouble not your soul with needless scruples nor make	384

When God hath discovered your sincerity to you fix	397

Distinguish carefully between causes of doubting	409

Discern whether your doubts are such as must be cured	444

Understand that the height of a Christian life and	459

THE CHARACTER OF A SOUND CONFIRMED CHRISTIAN	467

The Characters of a strong confirmed Christian	478

He loveth God 1 Much for his goodness to himself 2 And more	484

The Case to be Resolved	242

Lay first in your understanding sound and deep apprehensions	248

Believe and consider the full sufficiency of Christs sacrifice	255

Understand the nature of saving faith	262

Next review your own believing and thence gather farther	269

Make use in trial of none but infallible signs	278

Know that assurance of justification cannot be gathered from	293

The first time of our receiving or acting saving grace can	300

Know that even many of the stronger and inore obedient	310

Know that God hath not commanded you to believe that	319

Know that those few that do attain to assurance have it	327

Be glad of a settled peace and look not too much after rap	335

Think not that those doubts and troubles which are caused	342

Content not yourself with a cheap religiousness and	370

Study the great art of doing good and let it be your every	378

know the worst of sin and the most of duty	490

He is daily exercised in the practice of selfdenial as next to the love	496

He is crucified to the world and the world to him by the cross of Christ	502

He hath a readiness to obey and a quick and pleasant compliance of	508

This assurance doth not make him more careless and remiss but increas	514

He is not a Christian only for company or carnal ends or upon trust	520

He keepeth a constant government over his passions so far as that they	526

He liveth upon the common great substantials of religion and yet will	529

He hath a special love to all godly Christians as such and such as will	535

His trust in God doth overcome the fear of man and settle him in	545

He seeketh the churchs unity and concord not upoff partial unrighteous	556

He most highly regardeth the interest of God and mens salvation in	563

to fortify him against temptations to unbelief	569

MAKING LIGHT OF CHRIST A SERMON	583

Título	Select Practical Writings of Richard Baxter, Volumen1 Select Practical Writings of Richard Baxter, Richard Baxter Volumen1 de Select Practical Writings of Richard Baxter: With a Life of the Author, Richard Baxter
Autores	Richard Baxter, Leonard Bacon
Edición	2
Editor	Durrie & Peck, 1835
Procedencia del original	de la Universidad de Virginia
Digitalizado	6 Ene. 2009

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