The Principles of the Christian Religion Explained: In a Brief Commentary Upon the Church Catechism

T. Cadell, 1827 - 408 pages

Sect	1

Of the Benefits of the Gospel Covenant	8

Of the conditions of it on our part and the Obliga	17

Of the method and means of restoring ourselves	27

PART II	42

Of the Summary of our Faiththe Apostles Creed	48

Of Jesus ChristHis Mission and Offices	58

Of his Divine Nature and his authority over us	77

Of the Christian Sabbath and the Sanctification	219

relative honour which we owe to him as our Parent	228

Of our Duty with relation to the Person of	250

Of our Duty with relation to his Bed Of Adul	256

of Theft	264

Of our Duty with relation to his good Name	270

PART	278

Of the Lords Prayer in particular and there	293

Of his Descent into Hell	98

Sect Page	111

Of his Ascension into Heaven and Session at Gods	122

Of his Coming from thence to Judgment	128

Of the Holy Ghost his Divine Nature Personality	136

Of the Catholic Church and of Heretics and Schis	148

Of the Communion of Saints LivingDepart	156

Of the Forgiveness of Sins and the Power of	162

Of the Future State of HeavenHell	169

Of the Measure of it as reduced to the Ten Com	178

Of the Worship of God and of Him only	187

Of the Idolatry of Image Worship its heinousness	200

Of taking Gods name in vain and therein	209

Of the Second PetitionThy kingdom come	302

Of the Fourth PetitionGive us this day	308

Of the Fifth PetitionAnd forgive us	315

Of the Sixth PetitionAnd lead us not into Temp	319

PART V	328

of the	339

Of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper and	347

Of the outward Elements of Bread and Wine	354

Of Transubstantiation or the real Presence main	361

Of the Preparation which every one ought to make	367

PART VI	374

Morning Prayer	384

Evening Prayer	391

Titre	The Principles of the Christian Religion Explained: In a Brief Commentary Upon the Church Catechism
Auteur	William Wake
Éditeur	T. Cadell, 1827
Original provenant de	l'Université de Californie
Numérisé	29 sept. 2010
Longueur	408 pages

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