Expository Discourses on the First Epistle of the Apostle Peter

R. Carter & Brothers, 1855 - 800 sider

ADVERTISEMENT TO SECOND EDITION	xxvi

Introduction page 1 PART I Of the writer of the Epistle his history 30 his office	34

DISCOURSE II	43

Of the blessings acknowledged page 44 1 Divine Sonship 44 2	57

temptations 66 that the trial of your faith being much more precious than of gold	61

tion of your souls 69 Of which salvation the prophets have inquired and searched	72

Old Testament prophecy page 73 PART II Apostolical preaching 80 PART	86

Christian duty 1 General view obedience page 90 2 Particular view	93

hindered 388 Finally 393 be ye all of one mind 394 having compassion one	425

is in you 445 with meekness 450 and fear 451 Having a good conscience 453	453

817 pp 391464	464

that falsely accuse your good conversation in Christ 458 For it is better if	469

The Sufferer page 469 1 Christ 469 2 The Just One 471 PART II	478

Christ 547 Who is gone into heaven 523 and is on the right hand of God	519

CHAPTER IV	534

APPENDIX TO DISCOURSE XVI PART V	536

DISCOURSE VI	120

last times for you 119 Who by him do believe in God who raised him from	121

DISCOURSE VII	134

CHAPTER II	136

Wherefore page 157 laying aside all malice 142 and all guile 143 and hypocrisies	152

The persons to whom the exhortation is addressed page 136 1 General view	160

DISCOURSE VIII	166

the sincere milk of the word 151 152 that ye may grow thereby 146 152 if so	180

disallowed the same is made the head of the corner 223 and a stone of stumbling	223

410 pp 166229	229

DISCOURSE IX	230

The duties enjoined page 230 1 Abstinence from fleshly lusts 230 2 Hav	238

Introductory explicatory observations page 244 PART II The duty enjoined	246

DISCOURSE XI	255

The condition of Christians page 255 1 They are free 255 1 Free in ref	262

DISCOURSE XII	296

PART III Christians are to fear God 320 PART IV Christians	330

king 326 Servants be subject to your own masters 336 with all fear 338	341

but committed himself to him who judgeth righteously 348 Who his own self	358

DISCOURSE XIV	363

wives 376 when they behold your chaste conversation coupled with fear 367	365

DISCOURSE XV	391

Facts referred to page 538 PART II Object of the Apostle in referring to these	550

tries 580 wherein they think it strange that ye run not with them to the same	553

The basis of the exhortation page 558 PART II The exhortation 559 1	559

DISCOURSE XVIII	592

things is at hand 598 be ye therefore sober 592 and watch unto prayer 595	595

The duties enjoined by the apostle page 592 1 Sobriety 592 2 Watch	598

ing 614 As every one hath received the gift even so minister the same one	603

The maintenance of brotherly love page 604 1 The duty explained 604	604

Beloved think it not strange concerning the fiery trial which is to try you as	629

also with exceeding joy 635 If ye be reproached for the name of Christ 637	637

wherefore let them that suffer according to the will of God 648 commit the keep	648

Be not astonished at your sufferings page 629 PART II Be not depressed	653

Of the duties of rulers in the christian church page 655 CHAPTER I The appel	660

CHAPTER V	677

DISCOURSE XXII	713

First view of affliction page 715 1 Affliction is subjection to the mighty	720

proud 706 and giveth grace to the humble 708 Humble yourselves 719 there	723

The Christians great enemy page 743 CHAPTER I Who is he? The Devil	743

have suffered a while 773 make you perfect 763 stablish 764 strengthen 764	764

DISCOURSE XXIV	778

of God 779 wherein ye stand 781 The church that is in Babylon saluteth	791

HII Authors quoted or referred to	799

Tittel	Expository Discourses on the First Epistle of the Apostle Peter
Forfatter	John Brown
Utgave	2
Utgiver	R. Carter & Brothers, 1855
Original fra	University of Virginia
Digitalisert	10. jan 2011
Lengde	800 sider

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