and Salvation of Souls, and the Turning of Sinners from the Errors of their ways unto Righteousness, that fo both they and I may have the Rewards promifed to all fuch.

THE

THE

CONTENTS.

T

HE Introduction, wherein the
Miftakes about Repentance are

Noted, and a Diftribution made of the

whole Difcourfe

Page I to II.

CHAP. I.

Giving a full Account of the Nature

of Repentance.

Sect. 1. Scripture Words for Repent-

ance

P. 12.

Sect. 2. Kinds and Degrees of Repent-

ance

p. 15.

Sect. 3. True Notion of Repentance,

4. Mental Repentance imperfect

Sect.

without Actual.

CHA P. II.

The Motives to Repentance.

p. 21.

P. 34.

Sect. 1. Of the Enticements to Sin,

p. 48.

Sect

Sect. 2. Motives to Repentance from

Reafon and the Nature of the thing,

Sect. 3.

p. 62.

Motives to Repentance from

the Gospel, or peculiar to Christianity,

p. 80.

Sect. 4. Motives to Repentance from

the Confideration of Hell D. 103.

Sect. 5. Other Gospel Motives to Re-

pentance
P. 122.

Sect. 6. Exhortation to Repentance in

order to fit and prepare us to dye,

p. 145.

Sect. 7. Of the Fear of Death and how

we are delivered from it by Repent-

ance and Religion

CHA P. III.

P. 172

Whether all Sins are Pardonable, and

may have the benefit of Repentance,

P. 193.

Sect. 1. Of Apoftacy. Sins after Bap

tifm. Upon Relapfe P. 199.

Sect. 2. Of the Sin against the Holy

Ghoft, its Nature, and whether Far-

donable or no

P. 212.

Sect. 3. Of Concupifcence, the Luftings

of the Flesh, or firuggle between that

and the Spirit

p. 255:

Sect. 4.

Sect. 4. Of Trouble of Mind or a

Wounded Spirit

CHA P. IV.

P. 277.

The ill Confequences drawn from the Pri-

viledge of Repentance Obviated and

Prevented

CHA P. V.

p. 294.

Of a Death-Bed Repentance.

Sect. 1. The Cafe of the Thief upon the

Cross Examined

P. 315.

Sect. 2. The Pleas and Pretences on be-

half of a Death-Bed Repentance An-

fwered
P. 336.

Sect. 3. The Invalidity of a Death-Bed

Repentance shown from the Parable of

the wife and foolish Virgins p. 358.

Sect. 4. More Pofitive Proofs against

the validity and fufficiency of a Death-

Bed Repentance

CHAP. VI.

p. 392.

Rules and Directions concerning the

Particular Exercife of this Duty of

Repentance

CHAP. VII.

P. 442.

How we may know we have repented and

are in a Pardoned State

P. 471.

Sect. I.

Sect. 1. Not committing Sin the only

Jure Mark of a good State P. 478.

Sect. 2. The Differences of Sins, what

are and what are not confiftent with a

good State
p. 508.

Sect. 3. The Benefits of Repentance, or

the Happiness of being in fuch a good

с

State

The Conclafion

P. 535.

P. 553.

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