A Practicall Catechisme Or, A view of those principall truths of the word, which most directly tend to life and godlinesse. Divided into three Parts. The first, shewing the misery of all men by nature, both in respect of sinne and punishment; with the true use of the morrall Law in that behalfe. The second, manifesting the remedy ordained by God to deliver them from this misery, together with the meanes of receiving it, viz. Faith, and how it may be attained. The third, declaring how those who are delivered, ought to order their whole Conversation; with the meanes to procure it, the lets resisting, and the priviledges encouraging to it. Serving for the use of those who first heard them taught, as also for all others who shall carefully peruse them
Contributors: McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Edition: The third Edition, corrected and much enlarged.
Publisher: By I.D. for Iohn Ballamie, and Ralph Smith, at the
Published: 1640
Place of publication: Printed at London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 251
Notes: Sub-tp, of his Tvvo Treatises: 1640.