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A12506 The admirable convert: or the miraculous conuersion of the thiefe on the crosse With the finall impenitency of the other. By Samuel Smith, minister of the word of God. Smith, Samuel, 1588-1665. 1632 (1632) STC 22834; ESTC S101704 154,074 540

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pleades his cause vnto the King and procures his deliuerie The Lord remembred this kindnes of Ebedmelech I will deliuer thee in that day Ier. 39.17 saith the Lord. Ios 6.17 Rahab shewed mercy to the Lords seruants when they searched the land of Canaan hid the spies and preserued their liues This kindnesse of hers is requited with the safetie of her owne life The Shunamite that was so kinde vnto Elisha 1. King 17.10 making such prouision for him in his trauaile loseth nothing by it in the end her mercy to him is recompensed with mercy to her and hers And Christ shewes how hee will proceed in iudgement at the la●● day with wicked men Mat. 25. I was h●●gry c. And the reason hereof is Because Reas 1 mercy to such as are in miserie is an excellent fruit of faith and such as God hath promised to crowne and to reward at last Secondly it kindleth the affections Reas 2 of those that haue beene relieued to pray vnto God for such as haue beene such instruments of their comfort and to praise God for them by which means the Lord is moued to shew mercy Vse This teacheth all Gods people to lay hold vpon all opportunities that shall bee offered vnto them of doing good vnto others especially to such as are in misery It was Iobs comfort that The bowels of the hungry did blesse him Pitie the distressed in their need and the Lord will pitie thee in thy greatest need Do wee not desire mercy in the houre of death and in the day of iudgement The way to finde mercie then is to shew mercy now otherwise There shall be Iudgement mercilesse to him that will shew no mercy Iam. 2.13 FINIS A Short view of such Doctrines as are enlarged with their Reasons and Vses in this Booke Doctrines THe malice of the wicked great against Christ and his members Page 6 Doctrines Good men many times suffer as malefactours Page 13 Doctrines Christ died an accursed death Page 18 Doctrines Not the punishment but the cause maketh a Martyr Page 32 Doctrines Sinne and shame go together Page 41 Doctrines Afflictions make the wicked worse Page 51. Doctrines When the wicked begin once to fall from God they haue no stay of themselues Page 59 Doctrines A sinfull life hath commonly attending it a cursed and miserable death Page 71 Doctrines None more subiect vnto disgrace then the godly are Page 93 Doctrines It is a great sinne to adde affliction to the afflicted Page 103 Doctrines God brings his children often to a low ebbe in this life Page 111 Doctrines Infidelitie a dangerous sinne Page 115 Doctrines Euill examples dangerous Page 124 Doctrines Properties of a wicked man to be giuen to mocking Page 132 Doctrines God can make of great sinners great Saints Page 143 Doctrines All men are alike by Nature vntill God make a difference by grace Page 153 Doctrines Afflictions of excellent vse to bring men to God Page 164 Doctrines To cease from euill is not sufficient we must do good Page 172 Doctrines He that rebuketh another must not be guilty of the same fault himselfe Page 183 Doctrines A true note of a true Conuert to stop others in a course of sin Page 191 Doctrines A true Conuert desires that others may partake of the same grace Page 216 Doctrines The afflictions of the godly reach vnto Christ Page 233 Doctrines The want of the feare of God the cause of all sinne Page 237 Doctrines Afflictions that summon to death should cause a man to looke home Page 250 Doctrines Vnto true repentance confession of sinne necessary Page 257 Doctrines Godly submit themselues to Gods seuerest corrections without repining Page 285 Doctrines A true Christian must at all times stand for Christ Page 298 Doctrines In all ages God hath had some witnesses of his truth Page 310 Doctrines True grace is known by the daily growth in grace Page 322 Doctrines None can pray effectually but the Penitent Page 334 Doctrines Christ a Lord. Page 349 Doctrines Christ a King Page 356 Doctrines True faith raiseth vp a man aboue this life Page 365 Doctrines In prayer wee must see God all-sufficient in those things wee seeke of him Page 372 Doctrines The saluation of the soule is principally to be desired Page 381 Doctrines The happinesse of a Christian not to be looked for here but hereafter Page 401 Doctrines Release from temporall afflictions doth n●● alwayes follow true repentance Page 407 Doctrines It is a wonderfull hard thing ●ruly to beleeue Page 416 Doctrines There is an vnchangeable cer●ainty in all Gods promises Page 431 Doctrines Godly must labour to be perswa●ed of Gods loue Page 443 Doctrines Prayers of the godly very effectuall Page 457 Doctrines The sinnes of the Penitent cannot hinder their saluation Page 471 Doctrines They that in misery waite vpon God shall not misse of comfort in the end Page 482 Doctrines The souls of the faithfull in death are gathered vnto Christ Page 489 Doctrines In heauen is the perfection of all ●appinesse Page 498 Doctrines God many times giues more then ●is seruants aske Page 506 Doctrines A man may be in miserie and ●oy in an houre Page 512 Doctrines Such as shew mercy in an euill day shall not misse of mercy in the euill day Page 515