Certaine Treatises
By: Written by John Owen M.A. Sometimes of Queens College in Oxford, Now Pastor of the Church at Coggeshall in Essex. Formerly published at severall times, now reduced into one Volume, viz. 1. A Display of the Errours of the Arminians concerning the old Pelagian Idoll Free-Will, the new Goddesse Contingency, &c. in 14. Chapters. 2. Salus electorum Sanguis Jesu. A treatise of the Redemption and reconcilia- tion that is in the blood of Christ, with the merit thereof, and the Satisfaction wrought thereby; wherein the whole controversie of universall Redemp- tion is fully discussed, in Foure Bookes, in 31 Chapters; with an Appendix uppon occasion of a late booke published by Mr. Joshua Sprigge containing Erroneous Doctrine. 3. The Duty of Pastors and People distinguished, touching the meanes to bee used by the People (distinct from Church-Officers) for encreasing of Divine knowledge Prescribing, {1. The Bounds of their Performance. 2. The extent of their Liberty according to the dictates of Na- ture, and rules of Charity. 3. Their duty according to Scripture, and practice in all ages, with the severall waies of extraordinary calling to the Office of publique teaching, the assurance to be had, and the evi- dence to be given, of such calling, in 8. Chapters
Contributors: Sprigg, Joshua, 1618-1684; McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Published: 1649
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333