Pneumatologia

1 Chapter I: 1 Cor. xii. 1 opened -- Pneumatika, spiritual gifts -- Their grant 2 Chapter II: Of the name of the Holy Spirit -- Various uses of the words rvch? and 3 Chapter III: vindicated. 4 Chapter IV: Things to be observed in divine operations -- The works of God, how 5 Chapter V: Dispensation of the Spirit to be learned from the Scripture only -- 6 Chapter I: preparatory for the New. 7 Chapter II: creation. 8 Chapter III: creation - the human nature of Christ. 9 Chapter IV: The actual sanctification of the human nature of Christ by the Holy 10 Chapter V: unto the members of that body whereof Christ is the head. 11 Chapter I: The new creation completed -- Regeneration the especial work of the 12 Chapter II: Sundry things preparatory to the work of conversion -- Material and 13 Chapter III: Contempt and corruption of the doctrine of regeneration -- All men in 14 Chapter IV: Of death in sin -- All unregenerate men spiritually dead -- Spiritual 15 Chapter V: Description of the state of nature necessary unto a right understanding 16 Chapter VI: [133] 17 Chapter I: Regeneration the way whereby the Spirit forms living members for the 18 Chapter II: Sanctification described, with the nature of the work of the Holy 19 Chapter III: holiness. 20 Chapter IV: Purification the first proper notion of sanctification -- Institution 21 Chapter V: Purification of the filth of sin the first part of sanctification -- 22 Chapter VI: Differences in the acts of sanctification as to order -- The manner of 23 Chapter VII: Actual inherent righteousness in duties of holiness and obedience 24 Chapter VIII: Mortification of sin, the second part of sanctification -- Frequently 25 Chapter I: The necessity of evangelical holiness owned by all Christians -- 26 Chapter II: Other arguments for the necessity of holiness, from God's eternal 27 Chapter III: Necessity of holiness proved from the commands of God in the law and 28 Chapter IV: The necessity of holiness proved from the design of God in sending 29 Chapter V: Necessity of holiness farther argued from our own state and condition 30 Chapter I: The subject stated -- Preliminary remarks. 31 Chapter II: What it is infallibly to believe the Scripture to be the word of God, 32 Chapter III: Sundry convincing external arguments for divine revelation. 33 Chapter IV: Moral certainty, the result of external arguments, insufficient. 34 Chapter V: Divine revelation itself the only foundation and reason of faith. 35 Chapter VI: The nature of divine revelations -- Their self-evidencing power 36 Chapter VII: Inferences from the whole -- Some objections answered. 37 Chapter I: Usurpation of the church of Rome with reference unto the interpretation 38 Chapter II: The general assertion confirmed with testimonies of the Scripture -- 39 Chapter III: Other testimonies pleaded in confirmation of the same truth -- John 40 Chapter IV: The especial work of the Holy Spirit in the illumination of our minds 41 Chapter V: Causes of the ignorance of the mind of God revealed in the Scripture, 42 Chapter VI: The work of the Holy Spirit in the composing and disposal of the 43 Chapter VII: Means to be used for the right understanding of the mind of God in the 44 Chapter VIII: The second sort of means for the interpretation of the Scripture, which 45 Chapter IX: Helps ecclesiastical in the interpretation of the Scripture. 46 Chapter I: The use of prayer, and the work of the Holy Spirit therein. 47 Chapter II: Zech. xii. 10 opened and vindicated. 48 Chapter III: Gal. iv. 6 opened and vindicated. 49 Chapter IV: The nature of prayer -- Rom. viii. 26 opened and vindicated. 50 Chapter V: The work of the Holy Spirit as to the matter of prayer. 51 Chapter VI: The due manner of prayer, wherein it doth consist. 52 Chapter VII: The nature of prayer in general, with respect unto forms of prayer and 53 Chapter VIII: The duty of external prayer by virtue of a spiritual gift explained and 54 Chapter IX: Duties inferred from the preceding discourse. 55 Chapter X: Of mental prayer as pretended unto by some in the Church of Rome. 56 Chapter XI: Prescribed forms of prayer examined. 57 Chapter I: The Holy Ghost the comforter of the church by way of office -- How he 58 Chapter II: General adjuncts or properties of the office of a comforter, as 59 Chapter III: Unto whom the Holy Spirit is promised and given as a comforter, or the 60 Chapter IV: Inhabitation of the Spirit the first thing promised. 61 Chapter V: Particular actings of the Holy Spirit as a comforter -- how he is an 62 Chapter VI: The Spirit a seal, and how. 63 Chapter VII: The Spirit an earnest, and how. 64 Chapter I: Spiritual gifts, their names and signification. 65 Chapter II: Differences between spiritual gifts and saving grace. 66 Chapter III: Of gifts and offices extraordinary; and first of offices. 67 Chapter IV: Extraordinary spiritual gifts, 1 Cor. xii. 4-11. 68 Chapter V: The original, duration, use, and end, of extraordinary spiritual gifts. 69 Chapter VI: Of ordinary gifts of the Spirit -- The grant, institution, use, 70 Chapter VII: Of spiritual gifts enabling the ministry to the exercise and discharge 71 Chapter VIII: Of the gifts of the Spirit with respect unto doctrine, worship, and