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Henry Arthington

• A Feruent Supplication
• A Glimpse Of That Glory,
• A Meditation Of The Exceeding Mercies
• A Recapitulation Of All Before Spoken, With Humble Thankefulnesse For Gods Exceeding Goodnesse, To His Redeemed.
• All Professours Shall Not Be Inheritors Of Christes Kingdome (But True Beleeuers Onely.)
• Arthingtons Lamentation
• Arthingtons Thankefulnesse,
• Certaine Infallible Tokens Of A Faythfull Christian,
• How Gods Iustice And Mercy Ioyne Both Together In Mankinds Restoration.
• I Humblie Craue That As My Fall
• Infallible Tokens Of Predestation Vnto Saluation.
• Mankinds Lamentation
• That Christ Suffered In His Soule
• The Author To The Reader Of This Booke.
• The Goodnesse Of God Towards
• Vpon Euery Letter Of Our Soueraignes Heyre--Apparant, His Most Honorable Stile. [viz] Henry, Prince Of Wales.
• Vpon The Sufferings Of Our Sauiour Iesus, Two Questions Discussed.
• What Christ Suffered In His Body, For The Sinnes Of Our Bodies.
• Whether (By The Workes Of The Law) Any Of Adams Heyres May Be Restored Into Gods Fauour.