Φιλανθρωπια, or the Transcendency of Christs love towards the children of men ... A treatise formerly preached, but now enlarged and published for common benefit

Peter Williams (preacher of the Gospel.)

E. M. for Nathaniel Webb, 1665 - 275 pages

Contents

• Sect: 1
• Page: 27
• The third Argument Page: 34
• 6: 36
• CHAP IV: 51
• The first Observation: 54
• The eighth Argument: 63
• CHAP VI: 75
• What love is bere meant in general 16: 86
• CHAP II: 103
• conftancy appearsma Page: 112
• Chrift to be loved above Relations: 118
• An Objection answered ibid: 125
• Objections answered: 134
• By love to all men 83146: 149
• Mutual love commanded by Christ: 157
• The greatness of Christs love confirmed: 158
• Chriſts Prayer for it: 168
• The first Argument: 177
• CHAP X: 182
• 30: 188
• Let trust and fear be attendants: 191
• Sect 3: 199
• By way of Application with experience: 201
• By way of Admiration: 208
• By way of Obligation: 216
• CHAP XII: 232
• In respect of others: 241
• The double evidence that it carries: 247
• A Question answered: 255
• The Second Use for Caution: 264

Bibliographic information

• Title: Φιλανθρωπια, or the Transcendency of Christs love towards the children of men ... A treatise formerly preached, but now enlarged and published for common benefit
• Author: Peter Williams (preacher of the Gospel.)
• Publisher: E. M. for Nathaniel Webb, 1665
• Original from: The British Library
• Digitized: Nov 3, 2015
• Length: 275 pages