CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION,

Brief Account of my Soul's Travel, &c.
Of certainty, and rightly-grounded Assurance
in matters of Religion,

Some Directions to the Panting Soul,
On the True Confession of Christ, &c.
Concerning applying the Promises,

Deceit and being Deceived,

the Worship of the Living God,

On Prayer,

On Ministry,

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125-131

Self-Renunciation..... Christian Perfection.....
Saving Knowledge of Christ,

To all such as complain that they want Power,
Concerning the perfecting of God's work in

the Gospel State,

the way of knowing Christ,

Faith......Hope......Love......Obedi

ence,

Regeneration.....True Holiness, 134

making our Calling and Election

the Mystery of Life, and of the
Fellowship therein,

Judging according to appearance, &c. 149

A Question answered about knowing God's

Spirit,

152

Some Queries concerning the Seed of the
Kingdom, &c.
Concerning Christ, and coming to the Father
by him, and concerning reading the
Scriptures aright,

A few words further concerning the true
Christ, how it may be certainly and in-
fallibly known which is he,

Of the threefold appearance of Christ; to wit, under the Law, in a body of Flesh, and in his Spirit and Power,

Some Queries concerning the state of the
Church as it was in the Apostles' days,
and was to be afterwards,
Concerning the Temple and Sacrifices under
the Gospel,
Necessary warning, concerning adding to,
and diminishing from, the Scriptures,
Extract from Queries concerning the order
and government of the Church of Christ,
Concerning Baptism,
The new Covenant of the Gospel distinguish-

ed from the old Covenant of the Law,

Brief Account of Silent Meetings,

Some further remarks concerning the true

Church and Ministry,

Some deep Considerations concerning the
state of Israel, past, present, and to come,
Some Questions and Answers concerning
Spiritual Unity,

Some Questions and Answers conducing to-
wards the further manifestation and open-
ing of the path of redemption and eternal
life to the eye of spiritual Israel,
Detached Paragraphs, on various subjects,
Concerning the Dispensation of the Gospel,
Selections from Letters,

Appendix,

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