CHAPTER II: SECT. I. The way by which the Lord draweth some to Christ without a

A Man's Interest in Christ may be known,
62

SECT. I. It is a matter of the highest Importance, and is to be
determined by Scripture,
ib.

SECT. II. Reasons why so few come to the clear Knowledge of their
Interest in Christ,
66

SECT. III. Some Mistakes concerning an Interest in Christ removed, 75

SECT. I. The way by which the Lord draweth some to Christ without a
sensible preparatory work of the Law,
78

SECT. II. The work of the Law by which the Lord prepares his way into Men's Souls; which is either more violent and sudden, or more calm and gradual, 84

SECT. III. The Difference betwixt that preparatory work of the Law, which has a gracious issue, and the Convictions of Hypocrites, 96