The Works of the Rev. Joseph Bellamy, D.D., Late of Bethlem, Connecticut, Volum 1

Joseph Bellamy

Stephen Dodge. Printed by J. Seymour, no. 49, John-street., 1811

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Appendix to	16

Preface	41

The Authors Preface	47

True religion consists in a conformity to the law and compliance with	53

So value his honour and interest as to be devoted to him	61

His infinite glory results from all his perfections	67

A sense of his glory is imparted to the soul by tive immediate influence of	95

Eternally	107

How is the doctrine of perseverance consistent with all the cautions given	245

Is it a sin for believers ever to doubt of their good estate?	251

These consequences are undeniable if the premises touching the nature	254

What is the most fundamental difference between the Arminians and Cal	260

And so is the whole gospelrevelation as much 959	261

The cause we have to be humble and thankful and live entirely devoted	276

Why does a sight of the strictness of the law discourage hypocrites and kill	282

The happiness of so doing	287

And from hence all our other obligations to love and worship him as God	127

How they influence a true Saint	135

The law requires us to love God with all our hearts	143

And our inability to perfect holiness arises only from our badness	149

What is it that brings awakened sinners to take all the blame to themselves	150

There is no reason why the law should be abated	158

Much more inexcusable are those who enjoy the benefit of divine revelation	166

Do true believers feel themselves wholly to blame for not being perfectly holy?	168

Love to our neighbour implies esteem	179

And recommended by the exaraple of God in the exercises of his infinite	185

And from the love which enthusiasts and heretics have to one another	191

From the whole we may learn what that image of God was in which	197

What is corrupt nature?	201

Which temper has the entire government of us	208

What is the nature of restraining grace?	216

So that all we do while unregenerate is sin	223

And because we are naturally inclined to resist his influences with all	230

Therefore they must be such as we cannot resist or we shall never be	237

That they must expect spiritual conflicts from remaining corruption	244

THE INTRODUCTION	293

God does in the gospel consider us as in a perishing condition	299

Which constitution was well suited to the general good of mankind	306

And because we are apostate creatures	315

Or from any expectation that we should of our own free accord so much	329

From scripture	351

And from fact	361

He was Alt to be a Mediator between God and man	366

any that believe	380

And use what means he pleases for the recovery of obstinate sinners	388

A view of the methods of divine grace with mankind from the beginning	402

It results from divine light	430

The act of faith defined	436

Of the spirit of adoption	452

Are all things right or wrong merely because God wills them so to be? 80	453

A Treatise on the Divinity of Christ	463

The Millennium	495

An Election Sermon preached at Hartford May 13 1762	517

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Tittel	The Works of the Rev. Joseph Bellamy, D.D., Late of Bethlem, Connecticut, Volum 1 The Works of the Rev. Joseph Bellamy, D.D., Late of Bethlem, Connecticut, Joseph Bellamy
Forfatter	Joseph Bellamy
Utgiver	Stephen Dodge. Printed by J. Seymour, no. 49, John-street., 1811
Original fra	New York Public Library
Digitalisert	21. jun 2006

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