A Body of Divinity, Vol. 3 (of 4): Wherein the doctrines of the Christian religion are explained and defended, being the substance of several lectures on the Assembly's Larger CatechismRidgley, Thomas
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A Body of Divinity, Vol. 3 (of 4): Wherein the doctrines of the Christian religion are explained and defended, being the substance of several lectures on the Assembly's Larger Catechism
_What meant thereby; quære tamen._ _ibid._
_They shall be received into heaven_ 387
_Whether known to one another there_ 393
_They shall be freed from sin and misery_ 388
_Made perfectly happy_ 389
_And joined with angels_ _ibid._
_Their happiness shall be eternal_ 399
_Of the language of heaven_ 390
_Of the beatific vision and fruition of God_ 399
_A note_ 394, 397
_Of degrees of the heavenly glory_ 399
_Whether any additions shall be made thereunto_ 399
_Inferences from the heavenly happiness_ 403
QUEST. XCI, XCII.
_Of man’s obligation to obedience_ 405
_Note on the foundation of moral obligation_ 405
_God’s revealed will a law_ 408
QUEST. XCIII, XCIV, XCV, XCVI, XCVII. Of the Moral Law 409
_What it is_ 410
_What obedience it requires_ 411
_Its sanction_ 412
_Its use to all men_ 413
_To the unregenerate_ 414
_To the regenerate_ 415
Antinomians, _who are such_ 418
_Unguarded expressions hurtful_ 420
QUEST. XCVIII. The Moral Law, where summarily comprehended 421
_Of the law given from mount_ Sinai 421
_Of the judicial law_ 422
_Of the ceremonial law_ 423
_Holy places, with the vessels thereof_ 424
_Of ministers in holy things_ 426
_Of holy times or festivals_ 427
QUEST. XCIX. Rules for the understanding the Ten Commandments 428 to 431
QUEST. C, CI, CII. The Sum of the Ten Commandments 432
_The preface to them_ 432
_Their division into two tables_ 433
_Remarks on their subject-matter_ 434
_The sum of the first four_ _ibid._
QUEST. CIII, CIV. The Duties required in the First Commandment 435 to
438
QUEST. CV, CVI. The Sins forbidden in the First Commandment 438
_Of atheistical thoughts_ 439
_Of idolatry. The origin of it_ 443
_Of heart-idolatry_ 447
_In idolizing self_ _ibid._
_In loving the world_ 448
_In regarding the dictates of Satan_ 449
_Of the case of the witch of_ Endor 451
Joseph _no sorcerer_ 452
Moses _no astrologer_ 454
_But learned in all the wisdom of_ Egypt _ibid._
QUEST. CVII, CVIII, CIX, CX. An Explication of the Second Commandment
455
_The duties required_ 456
_The sins forbidden_ 459
_The reasons annexed_ 465
_Of Popish superstition_ 460
_Of making to ourselves images_ 461
_Of image-worship and idolatry_ 462
_The Papists guilty of both_ _ibid._
QUEST. CXI, CXII, CXIII, CXIV. An Explication of the Third Commandment
466
_The duties required in it_ 468
_The sins forbidden in it_ 469
_The reasons annexed to it_ 476
_Of religious oaths_ 472
_Various forms used therein_ 471
_Swearing by God’s Name a duty_ 470
_Of profane oaths and curses_ 470
_When God’s Name is taken in vain_ 473
QUEST. CXV, CXVI. An Explication of the Fourth Commandment 477
_The sabbath. Its original institution_ 482
_A note_ _ibid._
_In what respect moral_ 478
_In what positive_ 479
_Its morality proved_ 480
_Objections answered_ 481
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