The Works of the Learned and Reverend John Scott, D.D., Sometime Rector of St. Giles's in the Fields, Volume 3

Clarendon Press, 1826

and his mediatorial kingdom which is founded upon a	1

first the	8

that this conquest he obtained while he was upon earth	16

first they try and exercise the virtues	47

but in the first place have the same command	61

church ibid That this government is episcopal proved from	76

thirdly from the universal conformity of the primitive church	109

hath established in his church 120 fourthly to confirm such	126

and servants 361 seventhly of truster and trustee	362

CHAP V	369

personal endowments 374 and of outward rank and qua	376

Wherein are prescribed some general rules	378

fourthly the everlasting necessity of it to the happiness	392

unreasonableness of injustice viz first the great repugnancy	400

fourthly the fruitfulness and mischievousness of it to our	410

first forbearance and toleration 419 and secondly to	420

first his giving laws	132

secondly his law of sincerity 135 The second of those	141

that both of them have an appropriate part	154

body is to be the seed or material principle of our resurrec	183

fourthly it is to be raised and quickened into the proper	189

fourthly from corruptible and mortal into	205

thirdly the carriage on which he is to come 207 fourthly	216

fourthly their sentence 220 fifthly their	226

SECT XII	232

first that the kingdom there spoken	238

govern us in a way more accommodate to this degenerate state	244

ful encouragement to obedience 257 fourthly that he might	260

trine a most certain evidence of his being the Mediator	267

The miracle of his resurrection was that which both our	285

they testified was true 288 What a most convincing argu	304

CHAP I	313

Of justice in preserving the rights of men considered	320

gether by natural relations 333 and as joined together	337

fourthly to credit 340 fifthly to protection 343 sixthly	344

As first of sovereign and subject 349 secondly of subor	356

fifthly impotency or want of power to recover themselves	429

out of their vicious courses 429 For the enforcement	435

first natural blemishes	441

In which the law of mercy requires us in	447

first	454

thirdly readily and cheerfully 457 fourthly liberally	462

of them 462 secondly in the choice of the objects of them	471

CHAP IV	478

state and circumstances 487 fifthly the necessity of it	489

first in abstinence from the outward acts	497

first faith 500 secondly considera	510

constant prayer	520

mischiefs and inconveniencies which our sins bring us into	534

internal motions and operations of the Holy Ghost upon	545

From the consideration of these benefits of	555

sixthly the possibility of keeping the commands of God	562

proved by plain and easy arguments First because the	570

fourthly from the revelation of his will which	577

our religion 579 thirdly how upright and sincere we ought	583

Titre	The Works of the Learned and Reverend John Scott, D.D., Sometime Rector of St. Giles's in the Fields, Volume 3 Literature of theology and church history: A basic library of British theological studies The Works of the Learned and Reverend John Scott, D.D., Sometime Rector of St. Giles's in the Fields, John Scott
Auteur	John Scott
Éditeur	Clarendon Press, 1826
Original provenant de	Université de Harvard
Numérisé	22 août 2008

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