Who were set out for the celestial Zion,
The effulgent lamp of evangelical truth
To guide their steps to immortal glory.
While he was thus diffusing his divine light,

Quarto.

1. A Display of Arminianism.

1643

2.

The duty of Pastors and People distinguished

1644

3.

Salus Electorum, Sanguis Jesu: or, The Death of Death in
the Death of Christ

1648

5.

4. Of the Death of Christ

Vindiciae Evangelicae: or, The Mystery of the Gospel vin. dicated, in answer to J. BIDDLE

1655

6. Of Communion with God; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
7. Theologoumena: Sive de Natura, Ortu, Progressu, et Studio
Veræ Theologiæ

11. The Grace and Duty of being Spiritually Minded

1681

20.

12. An Inquiry into the Original, &c of Evan. Churches

13

The True Nature of a Gospel Church

14. A Review of the Annotations of Grotius

15. A Discourse concerning Liturgies

16. Indulgence and Toleration considered in a Letter

19. Some Consideration about Union among Protestants Vindication of the Nonconformists

1681

1689

1656

1662

1667

1667

1679

1680

1680

10. The Divine Original and Authority of the Scriptures A Primer for Children

1659

1662

17. A Brief Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity

1664

1667

1668

1669

A Vindication of his Book of Communion with God from the
Exceptions of Dr. Sherlock

1674

21. The Nature of Apostasy from the Profession of the Gospel 22. The Reason of Faith in the Scriptures

1676

1677

23. Of Understanding the Mind of God in the Scriptures

1678

24. An Humble Testimony to the Goodness and Severity of God

With his own inward sensations,
And the observations of his afflicted friends,
His earthly tabernacle gradually decayed,
Till at length his deeply-sanctified soul,
Longing for the fruition of its God,
Quitted the body: in younger age
A most comely and majestic form;
But in the latter stages of life,
Depressed by constant infirmities,
Emaciated with frequent diseases,
And, above all, crushed under the weight
Of intense and unremitting studies,
It became an incommodious mansion
For the vigorous exertion of the spirit
In the service of its God.

He left the world on a day
Dreadful to the Church
By the cruelties of men,*
But blissful to himself
By the plaudits of his God,
August 24, 1683, aged 67.

The ever memorable Bartholomew day, 1662, when the good ministers, to the number of 2000, were ejected from their livings, or silenced, for non-compliance with the Act of Uniformity.

EXERCITATIONS

ON THE

EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS;

ALSO,

CONCERNING

THE

MESSIAH,

AND THE

PRIESTHOOD OF CHRIST.

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