Heavenly knowledg directing a Christian to ye assurance of his salvation in this life / written in Latin by Barthol. Keckerm. ; done into English by T.V.

Title

Heavenly knowledg directing a Christian to ye assurance of his salvation in this life / written in Latin by Barthol. Keckerm. ; done into English by T.V.

Author

Keckermann, Bartholomèaus, ca. 1571-1608 or 9.

Publication

London printed :: For Thomas Jones,

1625.

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Subject terms

Theology, Doctrinal -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• This paines, whatsoeuer it be, is Dedicate, TO THE SER∣VICE, AND GOOD of the Church of God, vnder the Patronage and Protection of the thrice Worthy and Religious, my much honou∣red Friends: The Right Honourable Countesse of Deuonshire; A vertuous Woman indeed; like Her that was righteous before God, and walked in all the Statutes and Ordi∣nances of the Lord without re∣proofe. Luke 1.
• A PARENE∣TIQVE DIREC∣TED ESPECIAL∣LY TO THEM that call themselues Catholicks.
• An Apologetique to t Christian Reader for the worke in and about the Translation.
• The Attestation of a friend touching this Booke, inserted in a Letter to the Translatour.
• M.D. Esquire, To his good Friend, T.V.
• dedication
• The Contents.
• A GODLY AND euout Treatise, teach∣ng with what due prepa∣ation wee ought to come to the holy Communion, which is indeed an Ab∣brigement of the Systeme of Diuinity, and may serue for a Cate∣chisme of Chri∣stianitie.
• The Second part of this celestiall Science, which is touching the freeing of Man from his misery, that is, from sinne, and the punish∣ment of sinne.
• A briefe direction how to examine our selues before we goe to the Lords Table, how to behaue our selues there, and how to try our selues afterwards.
• OR, Recapitulation of the chiefe Points, handled in this Treatise.
• A Post-script to the READER.
• title page
• A Short Treatise touching Mans SER∣VILE WILL, before the working of GODS grace plainely and fully as I trust opening that Controuersie euen as it was written to a Friend, in answere of a Popish Pamphlet, touch∣ing Mans Free-wil.
• Or The Heads of a plaine and profitable me∣thod of Teaching shadowed and pointed at.
• THE GOSPELL OF St. THOMAS. MY LORD and MY GOD.
• The Contents of this Booke.
• THE PARTICVLARS of the foregoing Treatises.
• Errata.
• The Attestation of a friend touching this Booke, inserted in a Letter to the Translator.
• M. D. Esquire. To his good Friend. T. Ʋ.
• AN ACROSTICKE. To his as duely beloued, as truly Louing, Learned and Religious COVSIN,