Private Thoughts on Religion, and a Christian Life

Thomas Kite, 1829 - 325 pages

PART I	xvii

THOUGHTS ON RELIGION	25

I believe that whatsoever the most high God would	31

I believe that as there is one God so this one God	48

I believe that Christ lived to God and died for sin	55

I believe God entered into a double covenant with man	69

I believe that as God entered into a covenant of grace	75

I believe that after a short separation my soul and body	82

And with all we have ibid	190

On the Mystery of the Trinity	197

The church always baptized in the name of the Three Persons	203

Why the Father is the first	209

Why Christians notwithstanding the excellency of their religion	215

But proceeds from being too much concerned for the things	217

Of all the evil which we suffer in this life	223

Timothy first Bishop of the province of Ephesus 227 ibid	231

I believe there are two other worlds besides this I live	88

I am resolved by the grace of God to walk by rule	94

I am resolved by the grace of God always to be look	100

I am resolved by the grace of God so to marshal	107

I am resolved by the assistance of divine grace	113

I am resolved by the grace of God so to be angry	119

ance of swearing at all Resol III I am resolved by the grace of God always to make	125

I am resolved by the grace of God to do every thing	130

Concerning my relations	137

I am resolved by the grace of God to do my duty	144

Concerning my talents	150

I am resolved by the grace of God to improve the	154

THE advantage of being wellgrounded in the Christian reli	167

Directions for instructing children in this Catechism	173

An exhortation to it	179

Our knowledge of God must be also practical and experimental	184

And to be rich in good works ibid	238

Mistaken notions about Christianity	244

And must renounce their own righteousness	250

The reasonableness of this duty	256

All must expect ere long to be in another world	258

Yet it is worth striving to obtain it	265

Depending entirely on the merits of Christ	271

Nor in what he did as Godman	277

His resignation to Gods will love of him zeal for him trust	284

Many called but few chosen a hard saying	290

But few chosen	296

And to us ibid	305

On the appearance of Christ the Sun of righteousness	313

And to what he is to us the fountain of our light and of our life	319

This Sun of righteousness thus displayed	325

Copyright

Pealkiri	Private Thoughts on Religion, and a Christian Life
Autor	William Beveridge
Publisher	Thomas Kite, 1829
Original from	the University of Virginia
Digitized	14 dets. 2010
Length	325 pages

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