02 - Preface to the Hendrickson Edition.m4b10.9 MB
03 - Original Translator's Preface.m4b6.0 MB
04 - Prefatory Address.m4b22.4 MB
05 - Epistle to the Reader.m4b2.0 MB
06 - Subject of the Present Work.m4b2.4 MB
07 - Epistle to the Reader.m4b3.1 MB
08 - Method and Arrangement, or Subject of The Whole Work.m4b5.0 MB
09 - BOOK FIRST - Of the Knowledge of God the Creator.m4b2.1 MB
10 - 1. Connection between the Knowledge of God and the Knowledge of Ourselves. Nature of the connection.m4b4.3 MB
11 - 2. What it is to Know God. Tendency of this Knowledge.m4b4.2 MB
12 - 3. The Human Mind naturally imbued with the Knowledge of God.m4b4.2 MB
13 - 4. This Knowledge stifled or corrupted, ignorantly or maliciously.m4b5.6 MB
14 - 5. The Knowledge of God displayed in the fabric and constant Governmentof the Universe.m4b19.5 MB
15 - 6. The need of Scripture as a Guide and Teacher in coming to God as a Creator.m4b6.2 MB
16 - 7. The Testimony of the Spirit necessary to give full authority to Scripture. The impiety of pretending that the Credibility of Scripture depends on the Judgment of the Church.m4b8.5 MB
17 - 8. The Credibility of Scripture sufficiently proved, in so far as Natural Reason admits.m4b14.0 MB
18 - 9. All the principles of piety subverted by fanatics who substitute revelations for Scripture.m4b5.0 MB
19 - 10. In Scripture, the true God opposed, exclusively, to all the gods of the Heathen.m4b4.3 MB
20 - 11. Impiety of attributing a visible form to God. The setting up of Idols a revolt against the True God.m4b19.9 MB
21 - 12. God distinguished from Idols, that He may be the exclusive object of Worship.m4b5.3 MB
22 - 13. The Unity of the Divine Essence in Three Persons taught in Scripture, from the foundation of the World.m4b47.5 MB
23 - 14. In the Creation of the World, and all things in it, the True God distinguished by certain marks from fictitious gods.m4b26.9 MB
24 - 15. State in which man was created. The Faculties of the Soul--The Image of God--Free Will--Original Righteousness.m4b17.9 MB
25 - 16. The World, created by God, still cherished and protected by Him. Each and all of its parts governed by His Providence.m4b17.9 MB
26 - 17. Use to be made of this Doctrine.m4b23.9 MB
27 - 18. The instrumentality of the wicked employed by God, while He continues free from every taint.m4b12.6 MB
28 - BOOK SECOND - Of the Knowledge of God the Redeemer, in Christ, as First Manifested to The Fathers Under the Law, and There After to Us Under the Gospel.m4b2.0 MB
29 - 1. Through the Fall and revolt of Adam the whole Human race made accursed and degenerate. Of Original Sin.m4b16.6 MB
30 - 2. Man now deprived of Freedom of Will, and miserably enslaved.m4b40.5 MB
31 - 3. Every thing proceeding from the corrupt Nature of Man damnable.m4b26.2 MB
32 - 4. How God works in the hearts of men.m4b9.4 MB
33 - 5. The Arguments usually alleged in support of Free Will refuted.m4b29.9 MB
34 - 6. Redemption for lost man to be sought in Christ.m4b10.5 MB
35 - 7. The Law given, not to retain a people for itself, but to keep alive the Hope of Salvation in Christ until his Advent.m4b23.9 MB
36 - 8. Exposition of the Moral Law.m4b73.7 MB
37 - 9. Christ, though known to the Jews under the Law, yet only manifested under the Gospel.m4b7.7 MB
38 - 10. The resemblance between the Old Testament and the New.m4b28.4 MB
39 - 11. The difference between the two Testaments.m4b19.8 MB
40 - 12. Christ, to perform the Office of Mediator, behoved to become man.m4b14.1 MB
41 - 13. Christ clothed with the true substance of Human Natur.m4b10.0 MB
42 - 14. How two natures constitute the Person of the Mediator.m4b14.8 MB
43 - 15. Three things chiefly to be regarded in Christ--viz. his Offices of Prophet, King, and Priest.m4b12.7 MB
44 - 16. How Christ performed the Office of Redeemer in procuring our salvation. The Death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Christ.m4b31.2 MB
45 - 17. Christ rightly and properly said to have merited Grace and Salvation for us.m4b9.9 MB
46 - BOOK THIRD - The Mode of Obtaining the Grace of Christ. the Benefits It Confers, and The Effects Resulting from It.m4b2.1 MB
47 - 1. The Benefits of Christ made available to us by the Secret Operation of the Spirit.m4b7.2 MB
48 - 2. Of Faith. The Definition of it. Its peculiar properties.m4b62.4 MB
49 - 3. Regeneration by Faith. Of Repentance.m4b37.5 MB
50 - 4. Penitence, as explained in the sophistical jargon of the Schoolmen, widely different from the purity required by the Gospel. Of Confessionand Satisfactions.m4b58.4 MB
51 - 5. Of the modes of Supplementing Satisfactions--viz. Indulgences and Purgatory.m4b18.3 MB
52 - 6. The Life of a Christian Man. Scriptural Arguments exhorting to it.m4b7.9 MB
53 - 7. A Summary of the Christian Life. Of Self-Denial.m4b16.2 MB
54 - 8. Of Bearing the Cross--one branch of Self-Denial.m4b13.5 MB
55 - 9. Of Meditating on the Future Life.m4b9.8 MB
56 - 10. How to use the Present Life, and the comforts of it.m4b7.5 MB
57 - 11. Of Justification by Faith. Both the name and the reality defined.m4b36.5 MB
58 - 12. Necessity of contemplating the Judgment-seat of God, in order to beseriously convinced of the Doctrine of Gratuitous Justification.m4b12.3 MB
59 - 13. Two things to be observed in Gratuitous Justification.m4b8.4 MB
60 - 14. The beginning of Justification. In what sense progressive.m4b26.0 MB
61 - 15. The boasted merit of Works subversive both of the Glory of God, in bestowing Righteousness, and of the certainty of Salvation.m4b12.2 MB
62 - 16. Refutation of the Calumnies by which it is attempted to throw odium on this doctrine.m4b7.3 MB
63 - 17. The Promises of the Law and the Gospel reconciled.m4b24.4 MB
64 - 18. The Righteousness of Works improperly inferred from Rewards.m4b16.7 MB
65 - 19. Of Christian Liberty.m4b20.6 MB
66 - 20. Of Prayer--a perpetual exercise of Faith. The daily benefits derived from it.m4b90.5 MB
67 - 21. Of the Eternal Election, by which God has predestinated some to Salvation and others to Destruction.m4b14.8 MB
68 - 22. This Doctrine confirmed by Proofs from Scripture.m4b19.5 MB
69 - 23. Refutation of the Calumnies by which this Doctrine is always unjustly assailed.m4b22.1 MB
70 - 24. Election confirmed by the Calling of God. The Reprobate bring upon themselves the righteous destruction to which they are doomed.m4b30.1 MB
71 - 25. Of the Last Resurrection.m4b27.4 MB
72 - BOOK FOURTH - Of The External Means or Helps by Which God Allures Us Into Fellowship with Christ, and Keeps Us in It.m4b1.9 MB
73 - 1. Of the True Church. Duty of cultivating Unity with her, as the mother of all the godly.m4b35.2 MB
74 - 2. Comparison between the False Church and the True.m4b15.3 MB
75 - 3. Of the Teachers and Ministers of the Church. Their Election and Office.m4b18.6 MB
76 - 4. Of the State of the Primitive Church, and the Mode of Government in use before the Papacy.m4b16.9 MB
77 - 5. The Ancient Form of Government utterly corrupted by the tyranny of the Papacy.m4b21.3 MB
78 - 6. Of the Primacy of the Romish See.m4b17.7 MB
79 - 7. Of the Beginning and Rise of the Romish Papacy, till it attained aheight by which the Liberty of the Church was destroyed, and all true Rule overthrown.m4b35.4 MB
80 - 8. Of the Power of the Church in Articles of Faith. The unbridled license of the Papal Church in destroying Purity of Doctrine.m4b19.6 MB
81 - 9. Of Councils and their Authority.m4b15.8 MB
82 - 10. Of the Power of making Laws. The cruelty of the Pope and his adherents, in this respect, in tyrannically oppressing and destroying Souls.m4b38.4 MB
83 - 11. Of the Jurisdiction of the Church and the Abuses of it, as exemplified in the Papacy.m4b21.3 MB
84 - 12. Of the Discipline of the Church, and its principal use in Censuresand Excommunication.m4b29.9 MB
85 - 13. Of Vows. The miserable entanglements caused by Vowing rashly.m4b27.3 MB
86 - 14. Of the Sacraments.m4b32.0 MB
87 - 15. Of Baptism.m4b23.2 MB
88 - 16. Paedobaptism. Its accordance with the Institution of Christ, and the nature of the sign.m4b40.5 MB
89 - 17. Of the Lord's Supper, and the benefits conferred by it.m4b75.6 MB
90 - 18. Of the Popish Mass. How it not only profanes, but annihilates the Lord's Supper.m4b22.5 MB
91 - 19. Of the Five Sacraments, falsely so called. Their spuriousness proved, and their true character explained.m4b40.5 MB