Zelotes and Honestus reconciled: or The second part of An equal check to Pharisaism and Antinomianism, being the first part of the Scripture scales

B. Waugh and T. Mason, 1836

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435	57

The doctrine of the preceding section weighed in the Scripture Scales 53	74

The Scripture doctrine of the perseverance of the saints	137

The doctrine farther weighed in the Scripture Scales	153

A double declaration proposed to guard the doctrines of free grace	159

Mr Toplady attempts in vain to retort the charge of Antinomian	164

The author sums up the opposite errors of Zelotes and Honestus	247

ANSWER TO MR TOPLADYS VINDICATION OF THE DECREES	415

Mr Toplady appeals in vain to Scripture and reason to support the	429

The arguments answered by which Mr Toplady tries to reconcile	451

Mr Topladys arguments from Gods prescience answered	467

A caution against the tenet Whatever is is right	473

Some encouragements for those who from a principle of conscience	480

The doctrine of Christian perfection placed in a Scriptural light	491

The ninth and fifteenth articles of our Church properly understood	506

A plain account of the Gospel and its various dispensationsIt	261

Remarks on the two Gospel axioms upon which the doctrines of grace	268

The sad consequence of the division of those who make a pecu	285

Eight pair of opposite propositions on which the opposite doctrines	296

A plan of general reconciliation and union between moderate Calvinists	345

Farther motives to a speedy reconciliation	357

REMARKS ON MR TOPLADYS SCHEME OF CHRISTIAN	369

A view of Mr Topladys schemeIt represents God as the first	376

The capital objections of the necessitarians to the doctrine of liberty	402

The doctrine of necessity is the capital error of the Calvinists and	408

St Paul preached Christian perfection and professed to have attained it	521

St Paul was not carnal and sold under sinThe true meaning of	529

An answer to the arguments by which St Pauls supposed carnality	540

St Paul presents us with a striking picture of a perfect Christian	547

Why the privileges of believers under the Gospel cannot be justly mea	559

A variety of arguments to prove the mischievousness of the doctrine	572

559	579

To imperfect believers who embrace the doctrine of Christian perfection	627

Address to perfect Christians	657

Pealkiri	Zelotes and Honestus reconciled: or The second part of An equal check to Pharisaism and Antinomianism, being the first part of the Scripture scales 2. köide of The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher, Late Vicar of Madeley, Joshua Gilpin (vicar of Wrockwardine.)
Autor	John Fletcher
Translated by	Joshua Gilpin (vicar of Wrockwardine.)
Publisher	B. Waugh and T. Mason, 1836
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	26 aug. 2008

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