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IV. JUSTICE OF GOD IN THE DAMNATION OF SINNERS.
THE EXCELLENCY OF JESUS CHRIST.
NEW YORK:
G, & C. & H. CARVILL.
1830.
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME V.
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VI.
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PREFACE..
A TREATISE CONCERNING RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS,
IN THREE PARTS.
Part 1. Concerning the nature of the affections and their import-
ance in Religion.
SECT. I. Previous remarks on the affections
ng
II. True religion lies much in affections...
12
111. Inferences from the doctrine ...
30
PART 11. Shewing what are no certain signs that religious affec-
tions are truly gracious, or that they are uot.
SECT. I. Raised very high are no sign....
35
Great effects on the body, are no sign..
39
Fluency and fervour, are no sign...
42
IV. That they are not excited by us, is no sign 44
That they come with texts of scripture, is no sign 49
That there is an appearance of love, is no sign.. 51
vil. Religious affections of many kinds, are no sign. 53
viii. Joys following in a certain order, are no sign... 57
Much time and zeal in duty, are no sign.
67
Much expression of praise is no sign.
69
XI. Great confidence, is no certain sign ..
71
XII. Affecting relations, are no sign
83
PART III. Shewing what are distinguishing signs of truly gracious
and holy affections.
Introductory remarks ...
91
SECT. I.
Gracious affections are from divine influence... 95
Their object is the excellence of divine things.. 129
They are founded on the moral excellency of ob-
jects
140
They arise from divine illumination
151
They are attended with a conviction of certainty 172
They are attended with evangelical humiliation. 190
They are attended with a change of nature.... 215
VIII. They beget and promote the temper of Jesus .. 219
Gracious affections soften the heart
230
IX.
IV.
VII.
PACE
Sect. x. They have beautiful symmetry and proportion.. 273
XI.
False affections rest satisfied in themselves. 247
XII. Their fruit is Christian practice ..
253
XIII. Christian practice is the chief sign to others. 273
xiv. Christian practice is the chief sign to ourselves., 285
APPENDIX TO THE TREATISE ON THE AFFECTIONS.
LETTER I, To Mr. GILLESPIE, in answer to objections ...... 322
11. To Mr. GILLESPIE, in answer to further objections 333