Christian Classics

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On the believer's right to keep and use the Scriptures

Text from Christian Classics Ethereal Library; in the public domain.

Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Section I. The Several Methods of Gods Communicating the Knowledge of Himself.
  3. Section II. The Divine Original, Endearments and Authority of the Holy Scripture. · Part 1
  4. Section II. The Divine Original, Endearments and Authority of the Holy Scripture. · Part 2
  5. Section II. The Divine Original, Endearments and Authority of the Holy Scripture. · Part 3
  6. Section III. The Subject Matter Treated of in the Holy Scripture, Is Excellent, as Is Also Its End and Design. · Part 1
  7. Section III. The Subject Matter Treated of in the Holy Scripture, Is Excellent, as Is Also Its End and Design. · Part 2
  8. Section III. The Subject Matter Treated of in the Holy Scripture, Is Excellent, as Is Also Its End and Design. · Part 3
  9. Sect. IV. The Custody of the Holy Scripture is a privilege and right of the Christian Church, and every member of it; which cannot without impiety to God, and injustice unto it and them, be taken away or impeach’d
  10. Sect. V. The Scripture has great propriety and fitness towards the attainment of its excellent end.
  11. Sect. VI. The suffrage of the primitive Christian Church, concerning the propriety and fitness which the Scripture has towards the attainment of its excellent end.
  12. Sect. VII. Historical reflexions upon the Events which have happen’d in the Church since the with-drawing of the Holy Scripture.
  13. Sect. VIII. Necessary cautions to be us’d in the reading of the holy Scriptures.
  14. The Contents.

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