Perfect Purity. Book II. On The Knowledge Of God The Redeemer In Christ, Which Was Revealed First To The Fathers Under The Law, And Since To Us In The Gospel. Argument. Chapter I. The Fall And Defection Of Adam The Cause Of The Curse Inflicted On All Mankind, And Of Their Degeneracy From Their Primitive Condition. The Doctrine Of Original Sin. Chapter II. Man, In His Present State, Despoiled Of Freedom Of Will, And Subjected To A Miserable Slavery. Chapter III. Every Thing That Proceeds From The Corrupt Nature Of Man Worthy Of Condemnation. Chapter IV. The Operation Of God In The Hearts Of Men. Chapter V. A Refutation Of The Objections Commonly Urged In Support Of Free Will. Chapter VI. Redemption For Lost Man To Be Sought In Christ. Chapter VII. The Law Given, Not To Confine The Ancient People To Itself, But To Encourage Their Hope Of Salvation In Christ, Till The Time Of His Coming. Chapter VIII. An Exposition Of The Moral Law The First Commandment. The Second Commandment. The Third Commandment. The Fourth Commandment. The Fifth Commandment. The Sixth Commandment. The Seventh Commandment. The Eighth Commandment. The Ninth Commandment. The Tenth Commandment. Chapter IX. Christ, Though Known To The Jews Under The Law, Yet Clearly Revealed Only In The Gospel. Chapter X. The Similarity Of The Old And New Testaments. Chapter XI. The Difference Of The Two Testaments. Chapter XII. The Necessity Of Christ Becoming Man In Order To Fulfil The Office Of Mediator. Chapter XIII. Christ’s Assumption Of Real Humanity. Chapter XIV. The Union Of The Two Natures Constituting The Person Of The Mediator. Chapter XV. The Consideration Of Christ’s Three Offices, Prophetical, Regal, And Sacerdotal, Necessary To Our Knowing The End Of His Mission From The Father, And The Benefits Which He Confers On Us. Chapter XVI. Christ’s Execution Of The Office Of A Redeemer To Procure Our Salvation. His Death, Resurrection, And Ascension To Heaven. Chapter XVII. Christ Truly And Properly Said To Have Merited The Grace Of God And Salvation For Us. Book III. On The Manner Of Receiving The Grace Of Christ, The Benefits Which We Derive From It, And The Effects Which Follow It. Argument. Chapter I. What Is Declared Concerning Christ Rendered Profitable To Us By The Secret Operation Of The Spirit. Chapter II. Faith Defined, And Its Properties Described. Chapter III. On Repentance. Chapter IV. The Sophistry And Jargon Of The Schools Concerning Repentance, Very Remote From The Purity Of The Gospel. On Confession And Satisfaction. Chapter V. Indulgences And Purgatory. The Supplements To Their Doctrine Of Satisfactions. Chapter VI. The Life Of A Christian. Scriptural Arguments And Exhortations To It. Chapter VII. Summary Of The Christian Life. Self‐Denial. Chapter VIII.