Spiritual Antidote against Sinful Contagion in Dying Times

(0 User reviews) 64

By Listen TheBook Posted on Jan 30, 2024

In Category - Christianity - Other

Authors: Thomas Doolittle In Year : 1665

Book Language: English

Audiobook: Spiritual Antidote against Sinful Contagion in Dying Times

The Introduction
Duty 1: Self-Examination
Duty 2: Assurance, Particularly About the Pardon of Sin
Duty 3: Victory over the Fears of Death
Duty 4: Fervent Secret Prayer
Duty 5: Zeal for God and Men's Souls
Duty 6: Study the Word of God
Duty 7: Sense of God's Judgments
Duty 8: Weigh God's Distinguishing Mercies
Duty 9: Study Much the Evil of Sin
Duty 10: Improve Afflictions
Duty 11: Submission to the Will of God in Afflictions
Duty 12: Sympathize with Others
Duty 13: Sit Loose to the World
Duty 14: Leave Your Relations with God
Duty 15: Redeem Time
Duty 16: Look for the Coming of Christ
Duty 17: Meditate of the Life to Come
Duty 18: Fast and Pray with Others
Duty 19: Speedily Reform
Duty 20: Be Content with a Small Allowance of Outward Enjoyments
Duty 21: Persevere and Be Unwearied in All These
A Cordial for Believers in Dying Times
A Comfort in Dying Times, That Our Names are Written in the Book of Life
Comfort that God is our God
Comfort in Dying Times, That Believers in Death Remain United to Christ
Comfort in Dying Times, Believers Shall not Die in Debt, or Their Sins are Pardoned
Comfort in Dying Times, Christ's Righteousness Imputed
Comfort in Dying Times, Death is Theirs
Comfort in Dying Times, God Loves Them in Death
Comfort in Dying Times, the Comforter is with Them at Death
Comfort in Dying Times, They Shall not Die a Second Death
Comfort in Dying Times, to Die is to Go Home to Their Father's House
Comfort in Dying Times, Christ Prays for Them in Sickness, and at Death
Comfort in Dying Times, Holy Angels Attend Their Departing Souls
A Corrosive for Wicked Men, in These Dying Times
Lost
Dead Men
Cursed
Daily Danger of Damnation
Dominion of Sin
Promises not His
Without Hope
His Prayers Rejected
All he doth is Sin
Sting of Death
Sense of Sin
Leave Old Courses
Set upon New Duties
Make not Duties your Saviour
Go to Christ

A cordial for believers in dying times with a corrosive for wicked men in dying times at first written as a letter to private friends in daily expectation of death by the plague, and afterwards printed for more public good. (From the subtitle)