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Gospel Revelation In Three Treatises Jeremiah Burroughs Monergism Books
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Contents PREF. To the Reader.
PT. I. The Nature of God.
1. SERM. I. The First Sermon on the Nature of God.
2. SERM. II. The Second Sermon on the Nature of God.
3. SERM. III. The Third Sermon on the Nature of God.
PT. II. The Excellency of Christ.
4. SERM. IV. The First Sermon on the Excellency of Christ.
5. SERM. V. The Second Sermon on the Excellency of Christ.
6. SERM. VI. The Third Sermon on the Excellency of Christ.
7. SERM. VII. The Fourth Sermon on the Excellency of Christ.
8. SERM. VIII. The Fifth Sermon on the Excellency of Christ.
9. SERM. IX. The Sixth Sermon on the Excellency of Christ.
PT. III. The Excellency of the Soul.
10. SERM. X. The First Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
11. SERM. XI. The Second Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
12. SERM. XII. The Third Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
13. SERM. XIII. The Fourth Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
14. SERM. XIV. The Fifth Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
15. SERM. XV. The Sixth Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
16. SERM. XVI. The Seventh Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
17. SERM. XVII. The Eighth Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
18. SERM. XVIII. The Ninth Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
19. SERM. XIX. The Tenth Sermon on the Excellency of the Soul.
PREF. To the Reader.
T hou art here presented with the living Sermons of one who is fallen asleep in Jesus, whose memory is sweet and fragrant unto the Saints;
He was famous for the Work of God and Christ in his Generation, and Instrumental for the begetting of many spiritual Children unto the Lord
Jesus.
The Author of these Sermons (Mr. Jeremiah Burroughs) like Abel, being dead, yet speaketh: And of that, which is not only our Duty to hear, but our
Privilege to be made acquainted with: for he Treats of God, of Christ, and Mans Soul: three choice subjects. Knowledge is Pleasant, Prov. 2:20, but none more pleasant than that is Divine. The knowledge of the holy God is
Understanding, Prov. 9:10, the knowledge of Christ is Excellent, Phil. 3:8, the knowledge of both is Life eternal, Joh. 17:3. And for the Soul, it is that piece of Immortality which is of greater value than the whole world, Matth.
16:26. It is that which God challengeth to be his, Ezek. 18:4, and that which the Lord Christ accounted not his precious blood too much to give for, 1
Pet. 1:18,19. I shall not hold thee longer from the Work itself: But desire the blessing of God to go along with it, and those that are exercised in it.
R. W.
PT. I. The Nature of God.
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