Works of John Bunyan — Complete, Volume 1 Papyras Classics

Works of John Bunyan — Complete, Volume 1

by John Bunyan

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Contents

  1. Preface (part 1)
  2. Preface (part 2)
  3. Postscript
  4. Advertisement by the Editor
  5. Prison Mediations
  6. Advertisement by the Editor
  7. Courteous Reader,
  8. 'Beginning at Jerusalem.'—Luke 24:47
  9. Doctrine
  10. the Reasons of the Point
  11. The Application
  12. Advertisement by the Editor
  13. 'or What Shall a Man Give in Exchange for His Soul?'—Mark 8:37
  14. Doctrine First
  15. What the Soul Is
  16. the Greatness of the Soul
  17. of the Loss of the Soul
  18. of the Cause of the Loss of the Soul
  19. Advertisement by the Editor
  20. Courteous Reader,
  21. The Contents of This Treatise
  22. First, to Speak of This Advocate's Office
  23. Second, to Show How Christ Does Manage His Office
  24. Third Head.-to Show Who Have Christ for an Advocate; Wherein Are Three Things Contained
  25. Fourth Head-to Show the Client's Privileges, by the Benefit of This Office of Advocate
  26. Fifth.-Last Head.-to Show the Necessity of Christ for Our Advocate
  27. Sixth.-Objections Removed
  28. Seventh.-Use and Application
  29. "And If Any Man Sin, We Have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the Righteous."—-I John 2:1
  30. Method of the Discourse
  31. Wherein Christ's Office as Advocate Doth Lie
  32. How Christ Manages the Office of an Advocate
  33. Who Have Christ for an Advocate
  34. the Privileges of Those Who Have Christ for an Advocate
  35. the Necessity of Having Christ for Our Advocate
  36. Objections Removed
  37. the Use and Application
  38. By John Bunyan
  39. 'Wherefore He Is Able Also to Save Them to the Uttermost That Come Unto God by Him, Seeing He Ever Liveth to Make Intercession for Them.'—Hebrews 7:25
  40. I. Of the Intercession of Christ
  41. II. Of the Benefits of Christ's Intercession
  42. Why the Justified Need an Intercessor
  43. III. The Persons Interested in the Intercession of Christ
  44. IV. Every Sincere Comer Certain of Salvation
  45. The Use
  46. Advertisement by the Editor
  47. "All That the Father Giveth Me Shall Come to Me; And Him That Cometh to Me I Will in No Wise Cast Out."—John 6:37
  48. the Extent of the Gift
  49. the Person Giving, the Father
  50. the Father's Intent in Giving
  51. the Son's Reception of the Gift
  52. What It Is to Come to Christ
  53. What Force There Is in the Promise to Make Them Come to Christ
  54. the Promise to Those Coming to Christ
  55. "And Him That Cometh."
  56. Two Sorts of Sinners Coming to Christ
  57. What It Is to Cast Out
  58. the Power of Christ to Save, or to Cast Out
  59. Second, the Text Treated by Way of Observation
  60. Coming to Christ Not by the Power of Man, but by the Drawing of the Father
  61. Comers Ofttimes Afraid That Christ Will Not Receive Them
  62. Christ Would Have Comers Not Once Think That He Will Cast Them Out
  63. Use and Application
  64. Advertisement by the Editor
  65. Justification by an Imputed Righteousness
  66. That There Is No Other Way for Sinners to Be Justified from the Curse of the Law in the Sight of God, Than by the Imputation of That Righteousness Long Ago Performed by, and Still Residing with, the P
  67. First Position
  68. Second. That Men Can Be Justified from the Curse Before God, While Sinners in Themselves, by No Other Righteousness Than That Long Ago Performed by, and Remaining with, the Person of Christ
  69. The Use
  70. Advertisement by the Editor
  71. Courteous Reader,
  72. "By Grace Ye Are Saved."—Ephesians 2:5
  73. "By Grace Ye Are Saved."
  74. The Questions Are—
  75. Quest. I.—What Is It to Be Saved?
  76. Quest. II.—What Is It to Be Saved by Grace?
  77. Quest. III.—Who Are They That Are to Be Saved by Grace?
  78. Quest. IV.—How It Appears That They That Are Saved, Are Saved by Grace?
  79. The First Use
  80. The Second Use
  81. The Third Use
  82. Plainly Proving, by the Scriptures, That Not Only the Rude and Profane, but Many Great Professors, Will Come Short of That Kingdom
  83. Advertisement by the Editor
  84. Courteous Reader,
  85. "Strive to Enter in at the Strait Gate; For Many, I Say Unto You, Will Seek to Enter in, and Shall Not Be Able."—Luke 13:24
  86. First. The Words by Way of Explication
  87. an Intimation of the Kingdom of Heaven
  88. Description of the Entrance Into This Kingdom
  89. an Exhortation to Strive to Enter Into This Kingdom
  90. Motive to Strive to Enter Into This Kingdom
  91. Second. The Words by Way of Observation
  92. Reasons Why Few Are Saved
  93. Use and Application of the Whole
  94. Advertisement by the Editor
  95. The Author to the Reader
  96. 'of This Man's Seed Hath God, According to His Promise, Raised Unto Israel a Saviour, Jesus.'—Acts 13:23
  97. Observation First
  98. Observation Second
  99. How This Jesus Is to Be Distinguished from Others
  100. What It Was for Jesus to Come Into the World
  101. What It Was for Jesus to Come to Be a Saviour
  102. How Jesus Christ Addressed Himself to the Work of Our Redemption
  103. He Took Upon Him Our Flesh
  104. That Christ Was Made Under the Law
  105. Christ Took Upon Him Our Sins
  106. He Was Made a Curse for Us
  107. Further Demonstration of This Truth
  108. Several Demonstrations More, Proving the Former Doctrine
  109. The First Demonstration
  110. The Second Demonstration
  111. The Third Demonstration
  112. The Fourth Demonstration
  113. The Fifth Demonstration
  114. The Sixth Demonstration
  115. The Seventh Demonstration
  116. The Eighth Demonstration
  117. The Ninth Demonstration
  118. The First Use
  119. The Second Use
  120. The Third Use
  121. The Fourth Use
  122. The Fifth Use
  123. The Last Use
  124. Advertisement by the Editor
  125. "Fear God."—Revelation 14:7
  126. This Word Fear as Taken for God Himself
  127. Of This Word Fear as It Is Taken for the Word of God
  128. Of Several Sorts of Fear of God in the Heart of the Children of Men
  129. Of the Grace of Fear More Immediately Intended in the Text
  130. Of the Privileges of Them That Thus Do Fear the Lord
  131. As It Is Sung
  132. The Use of This Doctrine
  133. A Discourse Touching the Law and Grace; The Nature of the One, and the Nature of the Other; Showing What They Are, as They Are the Two Covenants; And Likewise, Who They Be, and What Their Conditions A
  134. Advertisement by the Editor
  135. Reader,
  136. The First Part
  137. The Second Part
  138. the Words of the Text Opened, and the Doctrines Laid Down
  139. Doctrine First
  140. What the Covenant of Works Is, and When It Was Given
  141. What It Is to Be Under the Covenant of Works
  142. Who the Are That Are Under the Covenant of Works
  143. What Men May Attain to That Are Under This Covenant of Works
  144. Doctrine Second
  145. The Doctrine Proved
  146. the New Covenant Free and Unchangeable, Who Are Under It, and Their Privileges
  147. First. Why It Is a Free and Unchangeable Grace
  148. Second. Who and How Men Are Actually Brought Into the New Covenant
  149. Third. The Privileges of the New Covenant
  150. [Use and Application]
  151. The Use of the New Covenant
  152. Advertisement by the Editor
  153. First. An Exhortation
  154. Second. The Reason Urged to Enforce the Exhortation
  155. Third. The Amplification of the Reason 'to Hope in the Lord.'
  156. the Application or Use of the Whole

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