SEVERAL

SEVERAL DISCOURSES.

MEA AOBK

THE CONTENTS.

DISCOURSE I.

THE doctrine of the catholic church for the first three ages

of Christianity, concerning the blessed Trinity, consi-

dered, in opposition to Sabellianism and Tritheism. P. 1.

DISCOURSE II.

The principal parts and branches of the pastoral office,

with rules and directions for the due performance of

each of them.

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P. 17.

DISCOURSE III.

Concerning the Spirit of God in the faithful; how and in

what manner it doth bear witness with their spirits,

that they are the children of God; and what degree of

hope or persuasion concerning their adoption this wit-

ness of the Spirit doth ordinarily produce in the faithful.

P. 31.

DISCOURSE IV.

Is printed at the end of vol. VI. See the preface, prefixed
to the Life, p. x.

DISCOURSE V.

Concerning the first covenant, and the state of man before

the fall; according to Scripture, and the sense of the

primitive doctors of the catholic church.
P. 52.

VI.

A Vindication of the Church of England from the Errors

and Corruptions of the Church of Rome. Wherein, as is

largely proved, the rule of faith, and all the fundamental

articles of the Christian religion, are received, taught,

professed, and acknowledged. Written at the request of

the countess of Newburgh, in answer to a celebrated

Roman catholic treatise, entitled, The Catholic Scrip-

turist.

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P. 137.

VII.

The corruptions of the Church of Rome, in relation to ec-

clesiastical government, the rule of faith, and form of

divine worship; in answer to the bishop of Meaux's

Queries.

P. 235.

DISCOURSE I.