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THE CIVIL MAGISTRATE'S POWER IN MATTER'S OF RELIGION
THOMAS COBBETT

The Civil Magistrate’s Power was written by Thomas Cobbett originally in 1653. Cobbett deals with the civil magistrate’s power based upon the bounds and grounds of Scripture. He lays down the scriptural ordination as well as the scriptural limitation of government. Again he demonstrates the limitation of their authority based upon the fact that they are a separate jurisdiction from the church. He then states that it the Lord who is the head of the Church and the civil magistrate does not have the power, right, or authority to usurp His rule.



TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Method and Scope of the Ensuing Discourse Concerning the Civil Magistrate’s Power in Matters of Religion

By Way of Introduction

1. The example of our Head Jesus Christ is opened and applied in many pious and seasonable observations

2. Objections answered

The Thesis and Position propounded to be cleared is this, That Corruptions in Religion outwardly breaking forth and expressed, may, yea and must be restrained and punished, by such as are thereunto called. The Author first propoundeth:

1. Distinctions

2. Some Conclusions about it are laid down

a. Negatively, what may not be done this way

b. Positively, what may and must

3. The main Assertion is explained and proved by Seven Reasons grounded upon Scriptures

Five Corollaries or Instructions drawn from the Premises

1. By way of Refutation and Answer to sundry Objections, tending to undermine the Coercive Power of the Civil Magistrate in matters of Religion

2. The instruction chargeth Rulers with the Duty of Endeavoring the Exact knowledge of God’s law, word, and rules

3. The instruction or inference from the premises, that then the Highest Civil Authority are to make Coercive Laws about matters of Religion

Touching this particular, the Author distinguisheth

1. Of Civil Magistrates

2. Of Kingdoms or Commonwealths, in which they rule

3. Of Legislative power in matters of Religion

4. Of Laws about Religion

Conclusions are laid down about their weighty matter

1. Negatively, where it is proved that human laws, formally and as such, cannot bind the conscience

2. Positively

Positive Conclusions about this Nomothetic power are four

1. That Political Laws, properly such, may be made about matters of Religion

2. This Conclusion is confirmed by seven Reasons

3. Objections against this Conclusion are answered

4. Conclusion, that in doubtful matters, Ecclesiastical Assemblies are to be called, whose Counsels unto the Magistrate are Ecclesiastically Authoritative

5. Conclusion, Civil Magistrates are to call upon Ministers to expound the whole Counsel of God

6. Conclusion, Civil Authority must establish their Laws with the consent of their people or their representatives

7. A fourth Instruction from the Premises, Then are the Civil Authority in their Political way to Judge, which things acted by the outward man in cases of Religion are contrary to the word, and which are not

The further clearing of this from all gainsayers

1. Some Distinctions are laid down

2. The Conclusion is stated and cautioned

3. Five Reasons for proof thereof and the Objections against them answered

4. The last Instruction from the premises – Then are not persons to be left to the liberty of their own Judgments or consciences

For the better cleaning of this weighty Conclusion so many ways opposed now adays

1. Some Distinctions about it are propounded, and Romans 14:3

2. The Conclusion is stated against a set fixed Toleration, and proved by 10 Reasons from Scripture, all which are vindicated from the several Objections against them.

CGUG


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LECTURES ON BAPTISM by William Shirreff & BAPTISM AND BAPTISTERIES by Wolfred Cote
WILLIAM SHIRREFF with a Preface by C.H. Spurgeon, and Editorial Notes by James A. Haldane

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LECTURES ON BAPTISM by WILLIAM SHIRREFF with a Preface by C.H. Spurgeon, and Editorial Notes by James A. Haldane

The object of these Lectures is to state the doctrine of the Scriptures on the ordinance of Christian Baptism. It is a very common, though a groundless and hurtful opinion, that the discussion of this subject is unnecessary. Positive institutions are far from being uninteresting to the friends of religion; in them the truth is embodied, and the observance of them, as of every precept of revelation, belongs to the obedience of faith, and comfort of the gospel. We have salutary warning in the Scriptures, that it is at our peril if we act on the popular error that positive institutions are unworthy of study and attention.

The value of this classic work is greatly enhanced by a helpful Prefatory Memoir by Charles H. Spurgeon, and even further by the insightful Editorial Notes by James A. Haldane.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Prefatory Memoir by C.H. Spurgeon

1. Introductory Lecture on the Importance of Positive Institutions, and Observations on the Ordinance of Baptism (pp. 1-8)

2. Nature of the Evidence Required (pp. 9-18)

3. The New Testament the Only Rule for the Positive Institutions of the Gospel (pp. 19-33)

4. Our Practice Must be Determined by these Passages of Scripture which more Directly Treat of the Subject of Inquiry (pp. 34-45)

5. Positive Proof Essential to Worship in Baptism (pp. 46-56)

6. Estimate of the Value of Inferential Reasoning on the Subject of Baptism (pp. 57-69)

7. Presumptions Against Infant Baptism (pp. 70-79)

8. Further Presumptions Against Infant Baptism (pp. 80-92)

9. Further Presumptions Against Infant Baptism (pp. 93-107)

10. Further Presumptions Against Infant Baptism (pp. 108-125)

11. Concluding Presumptions Against Infant Baptism (pp. 126-140)

12. The Baptism of John, its Subjects and Mode (pp. 141-149)

13. The Baptism of the Disciples During Christ's Humiliation. The Great Commission (pp. 150-158)

14. Baptism at Pentecost (pp. 159-169)

15. Baptism of the Samaritans and the Ethiopian Eunuch (pp. 170-182)

16. Baptism of Saul of Tarsus, and of the Centurion (pp. 183-198)

17. Baptism of Lydia, and of the Jailer (pp. 199-207)

18. Baptisms at Corinth, unto Moses, at Ephesus, and at Rome (pp. 208-219)

19. Baptisms in Galatia, at Colosse, and 1 Peter 3:18-21(pp. 220-232)



BAPTISM AND BAPTISTERIES by Wolfred Nelson Cote, Missionary in Rome

While this second volume is not as long as the previous one, it is still a very substantial book which was first published in 1870. Cote, as a missionary in Rome, was able to gain access to an incredible library attached to the convent of the Dominicans, which was the richest in Rome in printed works. At the time of his life and ministry it consisted of more than 120,000 volumes, and contained a valuable collection of ancient manuscripts. One feature of this volume is some two dozen illustrations of baptistries from the early years of the Christian Church.

PART ONE: Baptism (pp. 11-99)

PART TWO: Baptistries in Italy (pp. 100-165)

INDEX: (pp. 167-170)

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THREE SPRINKLE TITLES: Letters & Sketches from the New Hebrides; God Sovereign & Man Free; and Life & Writings of John Gill
Maggie Patin; N.L. Rice; John Rippon

THREE UNRELATED TITLES FROM SPRINKLE PUBLICATIONS

(1) LETTERS & SKETCHES FROM THE NEW HEBRIDES by Maggie Paton ((wife of John Paton, pioneer missionary of renown))

The story of Dr. John Gibson Paton (1824-1907), Scottish Presbyterian missionary to the South Pacific, is well-known. Paton settled on the island of Aniwa (1866-1881) with his second wife, Margaret (Maggie) Whitecross Paton. By the end of the Patons’ tenure, most of the Aniwan natives were professing Christianity.

Paton’s brother James edited his autobiography. James also obtained permission from Maggie Paton to publish the letters contained in this volume that pieces together the moving history of the Patons’ labors over a twenty-five years span (1865-1889)

The letters in this book throb with heartfelt convictions. They provide remarkably realist insights into life on the mission field from the perspective of a God-fearing missionary’s wife who was willing to follow her husband’s call in adverse and life-threatening circumstances.

This book will move you; at times you will weep, at other times, smile. You will be stirred by the challenge of working in an isolated mission situation with only rare connection to the outside world.



(2) GOD SOVEREIGN & MAN FREE; or The Doctrine of Divine Foreordination and Man's Free Agency by N.L. Rice

One reviewer says the following about this outstanding book: "I'm not sure why this book is not more well known, than it is(I've never seen it quoted in other books on the subject and this is the only review on amazon for now).It is truly an outstanding work on Predestination Books that reveal who the God of the Bible is and how he has worked and continues to govern all that he has made, are game changers, and this is that kind of book."



(3) THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF JOHN GILL by John Rippon

The late Dr. John Gill was, in various respects, so distinguished an individual, whether we have regard to his talents, his industry in improving them, the eminence to which he attained in oriental and classical literature, of his Christian character, that one may be justly be surprised so little is generally know of his life and labors. Were we to have recourse to any of our biographical dictionaries for information on the subject, we should find the article dismissed in about twenty lines, giving us a meager outline of the place of his birth, his family, education, and the various publications with which he enriched the literature of his country, while the most interesting and instructive parts of his biography are wholly unnoticed.

The reason of this is, that the only full and authentic account of this great and learned man, is that which was complied by the late Dr. John Rippon, his successor in the work of the ministry, and prefixed to Dr. Gill's "Exposition of the Bible", in nine volumes, quarto- of course accessible only to those who happen to be in possession of that laborious undertaking, the number of whom must be comparatively few. It is presumed that a re-publication of the former, in a detached form, and at a moderate price, can scarcely fail of meeting with a favorable acceptance at the hands of the religious community, more especially, as tending to bring this great and learned man more prominently before the public, and so doing his character that justice which hitherto it has not received.

This book has been printed verbatim from the above mentioned memoir, which will account for an occasional reference to the Commentary which will be observed in the perusal.

JGP



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MEDITATIONS UPON CERTAIN PSALMS: The First Psalm, The Penitential Psalms, Seven Consolatory Psalms
Sir Richard Baker

In 'Commenting and Commentaries" Spurgeon gives Baker the highest praise when he says: "His 'Meditations and Disquisitions' are altogether marrow and fat-ness. We have often tried to quote from him and have found ourselves so embarrassed with riches that we have been inclined to copy the whole book. Why it has not been reprinted, and made to pass through fifty editions, we cannot tell."

This remarkable and extremely rare volume examines the following Psalms -

PSALM 1

THE SEVEN PENITENTIAL PSALMS

PSALM 6

PSALM 32

PSALM 38

PSALM 102

PSALM 130

PSALM 143

THE SEVEN CONSOLATORY PSALMS

PSALM 23

PSALM 27

PSALM 30

PSALM 34

PSALM 84

PSALM 103

PSALM 116

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THEOLOGY FOR THE PEOPLE or Biblical Doctrine, Plainly Stated
William S. Plumer

"The knowledge of God possessed by angels and by the spirits of just men made perfect in heaven, is very different in degree from that possessed by even good and able men on earth. Here all men are liable to err, and all men do err. No man on this earth is without some wrong view, or some ignorance, which mars his knowledge. This is no reason for sloth or discouragement; but is a good reason why we should be humble and careful and teachable, and pray for divine light and guidance. It is far different in heaven. There they do always hold the face of God. Matthew 18:10. They do not hope for anything, for they already possess all good. Romans 8:24. 'Now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part, but then shall I know even as also I am known.' 1 Corinthians 13:12. Knowledge without any mixture of error belongs only to the heavenly state. And yet a great part of the knowledge which the inhabitants of heaven have - concerns the very things which good men are learning in this world. Those above know perfectly what we know in parcels only." - Wm. Plumer

1. Theology

2. Reason and Revelation

3. Divine Truth Excellent, though often Mysterious

4. Short Explanations of Some Terms

5. The Word of God

6. Names and Titles of God

7. The Attributes of God

8. The Trinity

9. Creation

10. Providence

11. Man a Sinner

12. Though man is a Sinner, yet he may be Saved

13. Christ the Son of God and the Son of Man

14. Christ the Mediator

15. Christ a Prophet, Priest, and King

16. The Glory of Christ in his Offices

17. Men must accept Christ and believe the Gospel

18. Repentance

19. A Change of Heart

20. Justification

21. Sanctification

22. Prayer

23. God's Law

24. God's Law - Second Table

25. A Profession of Religion

26. How Saints are kept

27. Death

28. The Resurrection

29. The Judgment

30. Heaven

31. Hell

32. How To Use The Bible


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THE BELIEVER'S DAILY REMEBRANCER: Pastor's Evening Visit
JAMES SMITH (1802-1862)

SADLY, WE HAVE LEARNED THAT THE MORNING VISIT'S ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

This is 'The Believer's Daily Remembrancer: Pastor's Evening Visit'

JAMES SMITH served as Pastor of NEW PARK STREET CHAPEL in London from 1841-1850 where he was succeeded by Charles H. Spurgeon. At the dedication service of THE METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE in 1861 Spurgeon had various preachers expound The Doctrines of Grace, and JAMES SMITH was asked to preach on EFFECTUAL CALLING.

As you read these pages you will find James Smith to have a heart warmly affectionate to the person and work of Christ and tenderly pastoral towards sinners. Many selections are a meditation on an excerpt from a selected text which is thematically developed with an aim towards experiential religion. His style is lucid and succinct, delivering to the mind and affections biblically accurate, theologically pregnant, and concisely memorable statements. As you read Mr. Smith you will find your love for Christ growing, and experience a greater sense of the Christian’s peace with God through Jesus Christ.

This title is a daily devotional which provides a page length meditation for every day of the year.

Sample

January 3 – One Mediator between God and Man (1 Tim. 2:5)

"There is but one Mediator; man has invented more, but God has appointed, revealed, and accepted but one. One is sufficient. Jesus alone is the Mediator of reconciliation. His atonement is infinite in its value and efficacy; it honored the law, satisfied justice, and glorified all the perfections of God. It perfected for ever them that are sanctified. It is a sacrifice of a sweet smelling savor unto God. On the ground of the one sacrifice of Jesus, sinners are received, pardoned, and accepted of God. Let nothing else engage your attention when seeking acceptance with God, go through Jesus, through Jesus only: however vile, however sinful you may be, there is reconciliation to God through the death of his Son. There is but one Mediator of intercession. One is sufficient. Jesus ever lives to make intercession. The Father always hears him. We need no one to dispose his mind to pity, listen to, or plead for us; his nature is love, it is his office and work to save, and he delights in his work. Therefore he is able to save them to the uttermost, who come unto God by him, seeing he ever liveth to make intercession for them."

MARCH 20

"RISEN WITH CHRIST" - Colossians 3:1

'Christ as our substitute died in our stead. He died as a public person, representing his people; and as such he rose from the dead. All his people are said to have died in him, when he died, and rose with him, when he arose. By virtue of this we are quickened by the Spirit of life from Christ, and we arise and ascend to him in our hopes, desires, and affections. His life is put forth in us, and we are to make manifest the resurrection life of Christ in our bodies. We are to reckon ourselves to be dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord.

It is also stated of all believers that he hath raised us up together, and made us sit together with Christ in the heavenlies. Christ and his people are one. They were represented by him when he fulfilled the law, when he made the atonement, when he arose from the dead, and when he entered into the holiest of all with his own blood. They live through his death. They live in union to his person. They live for his honor and glory. Being risen with Christ, they should not grovel on earth; but as their head, their portion, and their life is in heaven, there their thoughts, desires, and affections should be."

'Believing souls, whom Jesus know,

If risen indeed, with him ye are,

Superior to the joys below,

His resurrection power declare.'

ddv DDG



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THE DOMESTIC MINISTER'S ASSISTANT: Prayers for the Use of Families - & THE JUBILEE MEMORIAL OF WM JAY'S MINISTRY
WILLIAM JAY

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Table of Contents:

**PRAYERS FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES: or The Domestic Minister's Assistant

Part I: Prayers for Morning and Evening

Part II: Prayers for Select Occasions

Part III: Short Devotions to be Used Occasionally

First: Petitions for Particular Occasions

Second: Pious Addresses for Particular Seasons

Third: Thanksgiving for Particular Events

Appendix Containing a Number of Select and Original Prayers for Particular Occasions

Prayers at Table



**THE JUBILEE MEMORIAL: Being the Sermons, Meetings, Presentations, and Full Account of the Jubilee Commemorating the Rev. Wm Jay’s Fifty Years’ Ministry at Argyle Chapel, Bath

Introduction

Religious Commemoration of the Rev. Wm. Jay’s Jubilee

Sermon by the Rev. Wm. Jay

Sermon by the Rev. Timothy East, of Birmingham

Social Celebration of the Rev. W. Jay’s Jubilee

Morning Meeting at the Assembly Rooms – Presentation and Speeches

Evening Meeting at Argyle Chapel – Erection of Pillars – Juvenile Presentation – and Speeches

Anthems Sung at the Evening Meeting

Jubilee Hymns, Composed by J. Montgomery

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THE CHRISTIAN CONTEMPLATED
WILLIAM JAY

This title is a series of 13 Lectures delivered by William Jay at Argyle Chapel.

The design of this Series of Lectures was – to diversify a little the ordinary course of ministerial instruction – to excite and secure attention by a degree of allowable novelty and curiosity – and to bring together various things pertaining to the same subject; so that they might aid each other in illustration and improvement, by their arrangement and union.

The work contains many of the Author’s views on important subjects after considerable experience and observation.



Table of Contents:

The Christian, in Christ (2 Cor. 12:2)

The Christian, in the Closet (Matt. 6:6)

The Christian, in the Family (2 Sam. 6:20)

The Christian, in the Church (1 Tim. 3:15)

The Christian, in the World (John 27:11)

The Christian, in Prosperity (Jer. 22:21)

The Christian, in Adversity (Eccles. 7:14)

The Christian, in His Spiritual Sorrows (Psalm 137:2)

The Christian, in His Spiritual Joys (Nehemiah 8:10)

The Christian, in Death (Psalm 37:37)

The Christian, in the Grave (Job 17:13)

The Christian, in Heaven (2 Tim. 1:10)

The Result (Acts 26)

The great strength and value of all sermons by William Jay is their faithfulness to the passage he is examining. He always stuck closely to the text and sought to open and apply God's Word to God's People in every possible situation they might face in a fallen world. There is no cause to wonder why Spurgeon would say, "O FOR MORE JAYS!" Every Pastor should read Jay to learn how to preach the Word. Every hard of a household should read Jay to learn how to lead the family in a God-honoring way. Every Christian should read Jay to face the promises and demands of the Gospel for ones own soul.

EVERYONE SHOULD READ WILLIAM JAY FOR HE REMINDS US OF OUR WEAKNESS AND OF GOD'S INFINITE POWER AND GRACE!!



Rev. William Jay (1769–1853) was an English nonconformist divine who preached for sixty years at Argyle Chapel in Bath. He was an eminent English Congregationalist minister of Regency England.

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REVIVAL SKETCHES & REVIVAL MANUAL in Two Parts
HEMAN HUMPHREY (1769-1861)

The church of Jesus Christ finally has a comprehensive introduction to the subject of revival. Over the last half of the last century many excellent books and articles have been written or republished on this vital subject, but none could be called a complete introduction. This volume has everything necessary to introduce the novice to this subject as well as challenge the seasoned student of revival. As in all areas of study an introduction is essential to both those seeking to communicate information and those desiring to be informed.

The well-written and inspirational book, Revival Sketches and Manual by Herman Humphrey was originally published in 1859 and fills this void.

The book is divided into two parts.

The first part, Revival Sketches, includes an overview of reviving influences of the Holy Spirit upon the cause of God from Old Testament times to 1859. In the first part predominance is given to the period between 1800-1859. Humphrey includes at least two chapters of first-hand reports of revivals in various churches written by their pastors or others in the congregations. But nothing of the flow of the book is lost; rather, the level of interest in God's sovereign hand of intervention in the lives of individuals and churches is increased.

The second part is a Revival Manual. This section is filled with practical advice for those who desire to be winners of souls and wise in applying the Word of God to every conscience and case which might arise as one pursues his pastoral duties. This part has three divisions. The first division answers the question how revivals are to be sought and by what means they might be promoted. The second chapter, entitled "Brief Appeals," raises a number of possible responses which might be heard by those who seek to deal with persons who are confronted with the claims of Jesus Christ. The third section is "Revival Conversations: Between a Pastor and Inquirers." This section is also very profitable to both the novice as well as the seasoned pastor. The advice given in this section will be extremely helpful to all who seek to guide inquirers toward the narrow way.



TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Part 1: REVIVAL SKETCHES

1. Summary View - To the Day of Pentecost and the Apostolic Age

2. 'The Great Reformation' - Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries

3. 'The Great Awakening' - Eighteenth Century, About 1740

4. The Revival Epoch About 1800

5. The Revival Epoch About 1800 - Continued

6. The Revival Epoch About 1800 - Continued

7. The Revival Epoch About 1800 - Continued

Part 2: REVIVAL MANUAL

8. 'Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord'

9. Brief Appeals

Revival Conversations Between a Pastor and Inquirers

APPENDICES

1, "Questions and Counsels" by Ashbel Green

2. Revival of Religion at Amherst College during 1823, by Heman Humphrey

3. Index of Scripture Texts Cited

4. Index of Names Cited

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THE COMPLETE WORKS OF AUGUSTUS TOPLADY
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Childhood Songs of Long Ago: Divine and Moral Songs, Sonnets, Prayers, and Simplified Piano Accompaniments
Isaac Watts

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