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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A76058	A companion for prayer, or, Directions for improvement in grace and practical Godliness in time of extraordinary danger by Richard Alleine, author of Vinditiae Pietatis.	R. A. (Richard Alleine), 1611-1681.	1680 (1680)	Wing A984A; ESTC R228577	12,119	45

among you may delight in you and be exalted by you that you may indeed become the people of his Holiness and the people of his Prayer seek to be made partakers of his holiness and follow after holiness and so follow after that ye may obtain Let there be such a heart in you and such an holy design heartily taken up and zealously pursued by you and the Lord will certainly accept you and answer your prayers and your profane enemies will then learn to take heed how they again mock or boast themselves against the prayers of the Saints It was reported of a great Church-man that when several Ministers were turn'd out of their places for non-conformity he said in disdain Wee 'l turn them out and let them see if they can pray them in again Once lift up holy hands to the Lord and God will give such Answer that they will take heed of boasting again against prayer And if yet they should take unto them the hardiness to say where is your God Doubt not but in a little time you shall have this song put into your mouths Lo this is our God we have waited for him and he will save us this is the Lord we have waited for him we will be glad and rejoyce in his salvation But if it must suffice you to pray and you will still go on to traverse your old ways suffering your sins and the world to hold the head of you let not such men think they shall receive any thing of the Lord. Wherefore once again be exhorted to come to a point in this matter and determine what ye will do If yet will not heartily come in in this necessary design of advancing in holiness you may even stand aside and sit out from that of Prayer for any good we can expect from you But if you are resolved on the former and that with all imaginable seriousness you will the more prosper in the latter let both go together in one and thenceforth look for good speed in either Well shall this Decree immediately go forth Say the word once but let it be with an unalterable resolution at least be advised to this which I pray forget not from the day of your next solemn appearing before God in this duty of Prayer for the publick let your Decree be dated and if need be let the very day be written down and so go and let it be heedfully prosecuted and upon each return of this solemn service let it be actually and expresly renewed O Lord God of Abraham Isaac and Israel keep this for ever in the imagination of the thoughts of the heart of thy people and prepare their heart unto thee FINIS Books Printed and Sold by Tho. Cockerill at the Three-Legs over against rhe Stocks-Market THE Morning-Exercise at Cripplegate of several Cases of ●onscience practically resolved by ●●dry Ministers in Quarto A Supplement to the Morning-●xercise at Cripplegate or several ●ore Cases of Conscience practical●●● resolved by sundry Ministers 〈◊〉 4to Speculum Theologie in Christo 〈◊〉 a View of some Divine Truths ●hich are either practically ex●●plified in Jesus Christ set forth 〈◊〉 the Gospel or may be reasonably deduced from thence 〈◊〉 Edward Polhil of Burwash in Susse●● Esq 4to Precious Faith considered in nature working and growth 〈◊〉 Edward Polhil Esq c. 4to Christus in Corde Or the Mys●cal Union between Christ and Bel●●vers considered in its Resemblance● Bonds Seals Privildges and Marks by Edward Polhil Esq 8vo The Faithfulness of God co●●dered and cleared in the gr●● events of its works or a seco●● part of fulfilling the Scripture 〈◊〉 the same Author in 8vo De Causa Dei Or a Vindi●●tion of the Common Doctrine 〈◊〉 the Protestant Divines concer●●ing Predetermination i. e. 〈◊〉 Interest of God as the first Cau●● in all Actions as such of all ●●tional Creatures from the In●●dious consequences with which 〈◊〉 burthen'd by Mr. John Ho●● in a late Letter of Postcr●● Gods Prescience in 8vo A Dialogue between a Romish ●riest and an English Protestant ●herein the Principal Points and ●rguments of both Religions are ●ruly Proposed and fully Examined 〈◊〉 Matthew Pool Author of Synopsis ●riticorum in 12s The Spiritual Remembrancer 〈◊〉 a brief Discourse of those who ●●tend upon Preaching the Gospel 〈◊〉 Samuel Wells in 8vo God a Christians Choice com●●ated by particular Covenanting ●●th God wherein the Lawful●●ss and Expediency is clared 〈◊〉 Samuel Winney in 12s The Court of the Gentiles in 〈◊〉 parts by Theophilus Gale 4to Poese ●s Grecae Medulla in qua ●●tinenter Insigniores Poetarum ●●aecorum gnome versus Proverbi●●s Epigrammata quaedam se●●a in memoriae subsidium Al●●beticae disposita cum reisione latina in usum Scholarum per Johannem Langston 8vo Poems in two parts first an Interlocutory Discourse concerning the Creation Fall and Recovery of Man Secondly A Dialogue between Faith and a Doubting Soul by Samuel Slater in 8vo Mr. West's Legacy being a Discourse of the Perfect Man in 12s ☜ Geography Rectified or a Description of the World in all its Kingdoms Provinces Cities Towns Seas Rivers Bays Capes Ports Their Ancient and Present Names Inhabitants Scituations Histories Customs Governments c. As also their Commodities Coins Weights and Measures compared with those of London Illustrated with above Sixty new Maps The whole work performed according to the more accurate discoveries of modern Authors in 4to A Renuncitation of several Popish Doctrines because Contrary to the Doctrine of faith of the Church of England by R. R. B. D. in 8vo