The Works of Mr. George Gillespie (Vol. 1 of 2)
by George Gillespie
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Contents
- Advertisement
- Preface
- Appendix. Extracts from Wodrow's Analecta (Maitland Club Edition)
- Dispute Against the English Popish Ceremonies Obtruded on the Church of Scotland
- Dedication
- Author's Preface
- Prologue
- Order
- Against the Necessity of the Ceremonies
- Against the Expediency of the Ceremonies
- Against the Lawfulness of the Ceremonies (part 1)
- Against the Lawfulness of the Ceremonies (part 2)
- Against the Indifferency of the Ceremonies
- A Brotherly Examination of Some Passages of Mr Coleman's Late Sermon Upon Job Xi. 20
- Notice
- Extract from Coleman's Sermon
- A Brotherly Examination, &c
- Nihil Respondes: Or a Discovery of the Extreme Unsatisfactoriness of Mr Coleman's Piece
- That Mr Coleman Doth Not Only Prevaricate, but Contradict Himself, Concerning the State of the Question
- The Particulars in My Brief Examination, Which Mr Coleman Either Granteth Expressly, or Else Doth Not Reply Unto
- His Abusing of the Scriptures
- His Errors in Divinity
- His Abusing of the Honourable Houses of Parliament
- His Abusing the Reverend Assembly of Divines
- His Calumnies
- The Repugnancy of His Doctrine to the Solemn League and Covenant
- Male Audis; Or, an Answer to Mr Coleman's Male Dicis
- Preface to the Reader
- That Mr Coleman Doth Still Contradict Himself in the Stating of This Present Controversy About Church Government
- A Confutation of That Which Mr Coleman Hath Said Against Church Government; Showing Also That His Last Reply Is Not More, but Less Satisfactory Than the Former, and for the Most Part Is but a Tergiver
- That Mr Coleman's and Mr Hussey's Opposing of Church Government Neither Is nor Can Be Reconciled with the Solemn League and Covenant
- Mr Coleman and Mr Hussey's Errors in Divinity
- The Prelatical Way and Tenets of Mr Coleman and Mr Hussey, Repugnant Also, in Divers Particulars, to the Votes and Ordinances of Parliament
- Mr Coleman's Wronging of the Church of Scotland
- Calumnies Confuted, and That Question Briefly Cleared, Whether the Magistrate Be Christ's Vicegerent
- That Mr Coleman Doth Great Violence, Both to His Own Words and to the Words of Others Whom He Citeth
- One Hundred and Eleven Propositions Concerning the Ministry and Government of the Church
- Propositions
- A Sermon Preached Before the Honourable House of Commons at Their Late Solemn Fast
- Preface to the Reader
- Sermon
- A Sermon Preached Before the Right Honourable the House of Lords, in the Abbey Church at Westminster
- Preface to the Reader
- Sermon