Collections,: or brief notes gathered out of Mr Daniel Rogers's practical catechism for private use : and how hereby communicated to som private friends, towards the building of them up in their holie faith. / By R.P.

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Author:	D. R. (Daniel Rogers), 1573-1652.
Title:	Collections,: or brief notes gathered out of Mr Daniel Rogers's practical catechism for private use : and how hereby communicated to som private friends, towards the building of them up in their holie faith. / By R.P.
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The Printer to the Reader.

Collections gathered out of M^r. Daniel Roger's PRACTICAL CATECHISM for Private use, and now dispersed by som few Copies for the use of pri∣vate Friends, to whom I desire to communicate the same comfort which I have experimentally found by them. GOD give a blessing unto them, to the Soul's health of those who shall bee parta∣kers of them.

part 1

ARTIC. I.

ARTIC. II.

ARTIC. III.

ARTIC. IV.

ARTIC. V.

ARTIC. VI.

ARTIC. VII.

THE SECOND PART.

ARTIC. I.

ARTIC. II.

I. Ʋnction of Priesthood.

II. Ʋnction of Prophecie.

III. Ʋnction of Christ's Ringdom.

IV Branch: Actual Obedience.

V Branch: Passive Obedience.

VI. Branch: The Conquest of Christ.

VII. Branch: Applying of Christ's Me∣rit.

ARTIC. III.

ARTIC. VI.

ARTIC. V.

I. There is a four-fold difference of them.

II. The Order of them:

III. The nature and use of them to the Soul.

V. Benefit, Reconciliation.

VI. Benefit: Adoption.

VII. Benefit: Redemption.

VIII. Benefit: Regeneration.

The Use of all these Benefits.

ARTIC. VI.

ARTIC. VII.

THE THIRD PART.

ARTIC. I.

I. General.

II. General.

III. General.

IV. General.

ARTIC. II.

Generul rules for all.

Special rules for Marriage.

Rules for mens Callings.

Rules of conversation in common life.

Rules for Solitariness.

Rules for Companie.

Rules for Libertie.

Rules for Familie.

Rule for the Tongue.

ARTIC. III.

I. As our Priest five waies:

II. As a King two waies:

III. As a Prophet two waies:

ARTIC. IV.

Rules concerning Fasting.

II. Rules concerning Thanksgiveing.

III. Rules concerning the Word preached.

IV. Rules concerning the sacrament of Baptism.

V. Rules concerning the Lord's Supper.

VI. Rules concerning Praier.

VII. Rules concerning Meditation.

ARTIC. V.

I. About the Beeing:

2. About the life:

1. About it thus:

2. Against it thus:

ARTIC. VI.

Use of all.

ARTIC. VII.

A TABLE, Containing the Method and Principal Heads of the whole book.