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Twenty sermons preached at Oxford before His Majesty, and elsewhere by the most Reverend James Usher ...; Sermons. Selections
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Ussher, James, 1581-1656.
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under a double respect viz. 1 as a true Word 94. 2 as a good Word 95 Works spiritually good cannot be performed by an unregenerate man and why 29 30 In what sense we are said by James to be justified by Works 124 Wrath a Consequence of sin 40 Y. YOuth the fittest time to Repent and break off sin in 9 10 13 A Catalogue of some Books Printed for and Sold by Nathanael Ranew at the King's Arms in St. Paul's Church-yard Folio's THe Works of Josephus with great diligence revised and amended according to the excellent French Translation of Monsieur Arnauld d' Andilly Also the Embassy of Philo Judaeus to the Emperor Caius Caligula never translated before with the references of the Scripture A new Map of the Holy Land and divers Copper Plates serving to illustrate the History The Principles of Christian Religion with a large Body of Divinity or the Sum and Substance of Christian Religion Catechistically propounded and explained by way of Question and Answer Methodically and Familiarly handled Whereunto is added Immanuel or the Mystery of the Incarnation of the Son of God Composed by the Right Reverend James Vsher Arch-bishop of Armagh To which is now added twenty Sermons preached at Oxford before his Majesty and elsewhere With the life of the Author containing many remarkable passages and an Alphabetical Table never before extant Quarto's The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in the Contrivance and Accomplishment of Man's Redemption by the Lord Jesus Christ Or Discourses wherein is shewed how the Wisdom Mercy Justice Holiness Power and Truth of God are Glorified in that great and blessed Work By William Bates D. D. Of Wisdom three Books written in French by Peter Charron Doctor of Law in Paris Translated by Sampson Lennard A Sermon preached at High Wickham in the County of Bucks wherein the Minister's Duty is Remembred their Dignity Asserted Man's Reconciliation with God urged By Samuel Gardner Chaplain to his Majesty The Norfolk Feast A Sermon Preached at St. Dunstan's being the day of the Anniversary Feast for that County By William Smythes Minister in that County The Speech of Sir Audly Mervyn Knight His Majesty's prime Serjeant of Law and Speaker of the House of Commons in Ireland delivered to his Grace the Duke of Ormond Lord Lieutenant of Ireland the 13th of Febr. 1662. in the Presence Chamber in the Castle in Dublin Octavo's A Worthy Communicant or a Treatise shewing the due order of Receiving the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper By Jeremiah Dyke The Way to Salvation or the Doctrine of Life Eternal laid down from several Texts of Scripture opened and applyed fitted to the capacity of the meanest Christian and useful for all Families By John Hieron Solitude Improved by Divine Meditation or a Treatise proving the Duty and demonstrating the Necessity Excellency Usefulness Nature Kinds and Requisites of Divine Meditation First intended for a Person of Honour and now published for general use By Nathanael Ranew some time Minister of Felsted in Essex Moral Vertues Baptized Christian or the Necessity of Morality among Christians By William Shelton of Bursted Magna in Essex The Burning of London in the Year 1666. Commemorated and Improved in an hundred and ten Meditations and Contemplations By Samuel Rolle Minister of the Gospel and sometime Fellow of Trinity College in Cambridge Natural Theology or the Knowledge of God from the Works of Creation Accommodated and Improved to the Service of Christianity By Matthew Barker Christ and the Covenant the Work and Way of Meditation God's Return to the Soul or Nation together with his preventing Mercy Delivered in Ten Sermons by William Bridge sometime Minister of Yarmouth The Sinfulness of Sin and the Fulness of Christ Delivered in two Sermons by the same Author The Vanity of the World By Ezekiel Hopkins The Soul's Ascension in the state of Separation By Isaac Loeffs An Explication of the Assemblies lesser Catechism By Samuel Winney Iter Boreale with other select Poems Being an exact Collection of all hitherto extant and some added never before Printed By Robert Wild D. D. A Synopsis of Quakerism or a Collection of the Fundamental Errors of the Quakers By Thomas Danson A Poetical Meditation wherein the Usefulness Excellency and several perfections of Holy Scripture are briefly hinted By John Clark Twelves Correction Instruction or a Treatise of Affliction first Conceived by way of Private Meditation afterwards digested into certain Sermons and now published for the help and Comfort of humble suffering Christians By Thomas Case The Poor doubting Christian drawn to Christ. By Thomas Hooker of New England Ovid's Metamorphosis in English Verse By George Sandy's Aesop's Fables in Prose with Cuts The Principles of Christian Religion with a brief Method of the Doctrine thereof Corrected and Enlarged by the Reverend James Vsher Bishop of Armagh A plain Discourse of the Mercy of having Godly Parents with the Duties of Children that have such Parents By M. Goddard 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Novum Testamentum huic editioni omnia Difficiliorum vocabulorum Themata quae in Georgii Passoris Lexico Gramatice resolvuntur in Margine apposuit Carolus Hoole in eorum scilicet gratiam qui primi Graecae Linguae Tyrocinia faciunt Lord in special forgive my sins of commission see Dr. Ber. Life and death of the Arch-Bp of Armagh p. 110. * Sheffeild in York-shire 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 James Meath Anagram I am the same See Dr. Bernard pag. 52. See Dr. Ber. Epist. to the Reader in his life and death c. * See the Reduction of Episcopacy to the form of Synodical Government Received in the Ancient Church published by Doctor Bernard * 2 Sam. 1.22 * Isa. 50.4 * 2 Cor. 3.2 * Acts 11.21 * Dan. 12.3 * Heb. 2.13 * Tim. 4.12 * Mark 6.20 * Acts 1.1 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 * Mat. 7.29 * 1 Cor. 2.4 5. * 1 Cor. 14.24.25 * Acts 18 24· Collatis scripturae locis Probans nempe sicuti solent artifices aliquid Compacturi singulas partes inter se comparare ut inter se alia aliis ad amussim quadrent Bez. In Act. 9.22 Efficere condescensionem ut sic dicam id est argumentis propositis efficere ut aliquis tecum in eandem sententiam descendat Mr. Leigh Critic sacr In verb. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 * Ser. before K. James Wansted June 20. 1629 page 34 35. * Ecl. 12.10 1◠〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 * John 16.5 * Psal. 16.3 * Acts 13.22 * Psal. 119.63 * Math. 11 29 * Mal. 2.4.5 6 7 8 9. * Esay 43.27.28 * 1 Sam. 2.30 * Deut. 33.11 * Math. 5.12 and 10.25 * Math. 21.44 * Rev. 11.11 * 2 Sam. 6.22 * Calvino illustri viro nec unquam sine summi honoris praefatione nominando non assentior Bp. Andrâ—ws De Usuris 3 John 12. Observation Observation Observation Obj. Sol. Obj. Sol. 1. Order of outward things 2. The nature of sin Sin is compared to cords To defer repentance hardens the more The folly of those that defer their repentance till death Obj. Sol. Trust not to death-bed repentance I will be hard to prove death-bed repeâ—tance to be sound Gen. 6.3 It s our wisdom to arm against Satans fallacy and hearken to God in his accepted time 1 Glass Self-love 2 Glass Others good opinion 3. Glass When a man compares himself with others 4. Glass Partial Obedience Obj. Sol. Another false Glass The Devil transforms himself into an Angel of light Superficial repentance will not change the nature of a man No morality nor external change of life will do without quickning grace and a new life wrought Quest. Ans. Obj. Sol. Doct. Obj. Sol. No natural man doth judge himself so bad as he iâ— The best works of a natural man cannot please God Look to the original of duties Look to the end of duty It 's necessary to preach the Law before the Gospel This is the 1 Instance 2 Instance 3 Instance Note well Our Remedy or our Redemption by Christ Christ's humiliation in iife and death The second degree of his humiliation that he might he might become a servant Christ accounted as a bond-man Exam. Joseph fot the calcu 14400000 drachms (x) Which were 120000. (z) Have the quotient 120 Drachms Four Drachms went to a Shekel so divide 120 by 4 your quotient is 30 shekels for each man which was the ordinary rate c. Now this Obedience is twofold 1. Active 2. Passive 1. For his active obedience in the whole course of his Life 2. For his active obedience after his Death