THE CONTENTS Of the Eighth Volume.
Reading edition
An Extract from the Christian Pattern.
Book II.
Book III.
Book IV. (An exhortation to the Holy Communion.)
A Treatise on Christian Prudence.
Chapter I. Of the end proposed by Christian Prudence, and the general means of obtaining it.
Chapter II. How far Christian Prudence is concerned in the manner of keeping God’s commandments.
Chapter III. Of the subordinate means that serve to assist us in keeping the commandments of God.
Chapter IV. The conduct of a prudent Christian, with regard to the government of himself.
Chapter V. A persuasive to the study of Christian Prudence, with some advices relating to the practice of it.
Nicodemus: Or a Treatise on the Fear of Man.
Chapter I. Of the nature and causes of the fear of man.
Chapter II. Of the signs and effects of the fear of man.
Chapter III. Of the mischiefs caused by the fear of man.
Chapter IV. Of the excuses that are usually made for the fear of man.
Chapter V. Of the means whereby we may be delivered from the fear of man.
Chapter VI. Of Christian discretion.
Chapter VII. Of the good which arises from the boldness of faith, conquering the fear of man.
Reflections on the Conduct of Human Life; with reference to Learning and Knowledge.
The Life of God in the Soul of Man.
