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Sermons Volume 2

Thomas Manton (1620-1677) · 1,222,777 words · 5435 min

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to be Loved above all things. Page ib.
  • What it is to Love God with all the heart. Page 163
  • How it is consistent with a Christian's defects. Page 163
  • How far we are obliged to Love God with all the heart. Page 164
  • How it is consistent with Love to Relations &c. Page 165
  • Decay of Love incident to the people of God. Page 156
    • What is not a Decay of Love. Page 157
    • What it is. Page 159
    • The greatness of the evil of it. Page 158
    • The causes of it. Page 160
    • The commonness of it. Page 158
  • Many are surprised with it that are little sensible of it. Page 158
    • How to prevent it. Page 161
    • How to recover our Decayed Love. Page 162
    • M
    • MAdness ; Christianity accounted Madness by the men of the World. Page 123
      • Reasons of it. Page 124
      • What in Christianity is accounted Madness. Page ib.
      • The way of the wicked is properly Madness. Page 125
      • Demonstrations of it. Page 126
    • Mediator ; Christ a fit Mediator. Page 220
      • What Christ was to do as Mediator. Page 88
    • Men ; God dealeth with men by men, and the reasons of it. Page 238
    • Ministers are God's Ambassadors. Page 240
      • Their duty as such. Page 241
      • How to be received, and entertained by us. Page ib.
      • The value and authority of their Office. Page ib.
      • Credit and respect to be given to their Message. Page 241, 242
      • They must treat with people with Love and sweetness; and Meckness and Patience. Page 242
      • Christ, Spirit, Ministry must not be separated. Page 239
        • v. Men.
    • Mortality swallowed up of Life in the other World. Page 35
    • Mortifying sin ; how to improve the Death of Christ to the Mortifying of sin, Page 182
      N
    • NEw Creature ; The necessity of the New Creation. Page 204
      • What it is to be New Creatures. Page 201, 202
      • Why likeness to God is called the New Creature. Page 203
      • God the Author of the New Creature. Page 207
      • God the Author of the New Creature as reconciled in Christ. Page 213
      • How the New Creature flows from our Union with Christ Page 203
      • Why the New C eature cannot be satisfied with the World. Page 51
      • Evidences of being New Creatures. v. Renovation. Page 206
    • New Heart, what it is. Page 206
    • Non-Imputation of sin, v. Imputation.
      O
    • OBedience, the difficulties of obedience how sweetened. Page 73
    • Obedience the great Evidence of Love. Page 166
      • The properties of that Obedience that flows from Love. Page 166
      • Marks of sincere Obedience. Page 102
    • Odium abominations & inimicitiae, explained. Page 246
      P
    • Pain of sense in Hell twofold. Page 105
      • Paul's Testimony of his sincerity. Page 118
      • All Ministers and Christians may have the like Testimony of their Sincerity. Page 119
      • How he commends himself to the Corinthians. Page 118
    • Pardon of Sin, the necessity of having Sin pardoned. Page 231
      • The great difficulty of having Sin pardoned, when once committed. Page 230
      • God's readiness to pardon Sin. Page 232
      • God pardons Sin, not as the party offended only, but as the Supreme Judge. Page 227
      • The Excellency of this Privilege. Page 232
      • The good depending on pardon of Sin in this life, and in the next. Page 222, 223
      • Pardon of Sin, the proper Privilege of the New Covenant. Page 231
      • It's a branch of our Reconciliation with God. Page 225
      • Reasons to prove it so. Page 227
      • They that are reconciled to God, had need still to beg pardon of Sin. Page 225
      • What those that are reconciled ask in asking a pardon. Page 226
      • The design of pardon of Sin laid in God's Eternal Decree. Page 223
      • It was purchased by Christ, when he paid a Ransom for us. Page ib.
      • Pardon of Sin is chiefly eyed in the Death of Christ. Page 230
      • We are actually pardoned, when we believe and repent, v. Faith and Repentance. Page 224
      • We are sensibly pardoned, when God gives Peace and Joy in believing. Page 225
      • We are fully and completely pardoned at the Day of Judgment. Page ib.
      • Pardoning Mercy breedeth and feedeth Love to God. Page 230
      • Pardon of Sin an inviting Motive to Holiness▪ Page 228, 229
    • Perfection to be striven for. Page 164
    • Persuasion. Ministers to persuade men. Page 115
      • What this Persuasion implies. Page 114
      • People to persuade themselves. Page 115
    • Pleasing God ; what makes us active in it. Page 75
      • Why we should labor to please God. Page 76
      • Pleasing God more to be regarded than pleasing of Men. Page 77
    • Pleasing of Men, how far condemned. Page ib.
    • Pleasures of this Life to be used sparingly. Page 70
    • Power of Man to convert himself, the Absurdities that follow it. Page 210
      • It is only in the Power of God, to convert the sinner. v. Conversion.
      • Not only the Power to will, but to work when converted, is of God. Page 210
    • Preaching of the word necessary, and the Reasons of it. Page 237
      • The congruity and decency of this Dispensation. Page 237
    • Presence with Christ in Heaven better than remaining in the Body. Page 69
      • Our Happiness in another World lies in presence with the Lord. Page 63
      • Reasons of it. Page 64
      • To be desired by the Saints. Page 68
      • Why the Saints desire it, Page 54
    • Profession of the name of Christ without conformity to his Laws, not valuable. Page 197
    • Providence ; mercies of daily Providence declare much of the goodness of God. Page 153
    • Punishment of sinners in Hell everlasting. Page 106
      • Everlasting Punishment consistent with God's Justice. Page ib.
      • Punishment of sense or Loss, which is the greater. Page 64
      Q.
    • QUalification of those that shall have a blessed Estate in Heaven. Page 10
      R.
    • REcompence, different Recompences at the day of Judgment. Page 114
    • Reconciliation. What it is to Reconcile. Page 215
      • The nature of this Reconciliation. Page 217
      • The Revelation of the way of Reconciliation is a great blessing. Page 235
      • How Reconciliation in Scripture is ascribed to God the Father, to Christ, and to believers themselves. Page 216
      • How far Christ is concerned in it, opened. Page 219
      • God in the work of Reconciliation, will keep up the honor of his Justice, Holiness and Truth. Page 219
      • The Reconciliation is mutual, between God and man, and man and God. Page 215.217
      • Why the Scriptures generally insist on our being Reconciled to God. Page 215
      • The necessity of being Reconciled to God. Page 244
      • Why God is said to Reconcile the world (indefinitely) to himself. Page 214
      • God's condescension in this matter. Page 248
      • The greatness of the Mercy and Grace of God in our Reconciliation. Page 220
      • The value of the Privileges. Page 249
      • The great dishonor we do to God in refusing it Page 249
      • The Privileges and blessings that depend upon and accompany it. Page 218, 249
      • By Reconciliation our State is as good, or better than it was in Innocency. Page 217
      • Pardon of Sin a branch of our Reconciliation. v. Pardon. Page 225
      • God the Author of the New Creature, as Reconciled to us in Christ. Page 213
      • The End of our Reconciliation, is walking in a course of Holiness. Page 229
      • Every thing in it implies Holiness. Page 219
      • What is to be done on man's part, that he may be Reconciled to God. Page 243
      • Our Right to this Privilege is begun as soon as we repent and believe in Christ. Page 218, 224
      • Directions to those that are Reconciled. Page 24, 250
      • They that are Reconciled had need beg pardon of sin. v. Pardon. Page 225
    • Redeemer. The necessity of a Redeemer. Page 163
    • Religion must be our Business and Recreation. Page 74
    • Renovation, the Nature of it. Page 207
      • The Object of it. Page ib.
      • That it is the work of God's Spirit: Page ib.
      • The Effects of it. Page 208
      • Its Connection with Reconciliation. Page ib.
        • v. New Creature.
    • Repentance, what it includes. Page 243
      • v. Faith and Repentance.
    • Respect to Christ's Person in the days of his flesh was not all he looked for. Page 196
      • Religiously to respect men for external, carnal advantages condemned. Page 194
    • Respect Civil due to carnal men. Page ib.
    • Respect of persons not with God. Page 110, 199
    • Resurrection of the Body, Reasons of it. Page 36
    • Resurrection of Christ, the Example, Pledge and Cause of the Spiritual Life. Page 189
      • The likeness between Christ's rising from the dead, and Christians rising from the death of Sin. Page ib.
    • Rewards. Sinful respect to the Rewards of Religion, how it bewrayeth itself. Page 151
    • Right. God hath a Right to us. Page 186
    • Righteousness ; Why men are prone to establish a Righteousness of their own. Page 257
      • Gospel-Righteousness, what it is. Page 72
      • Gospel-Righteousness, a Garment to cover our nakedness. Page 28
    • Righteousness as it respects the precept, or the sanction of the Law opened. Page 252
    • Why the Righteousness, by which we are justified, is called the Righteousness of God. Page 253
      • What is that Righteousness by which we are justified. Page 253, 254, 257
      • Christ is made sin for us, and we are made the Righteousness of God in him. Page 254
      • In what this exchange doth agree, in what it differs. Page ib.
      • The Love of God herein. Page 256
      • This Righteousness of Christ is made ours when we believe in him. Page 254
      • The Privileges depending on our being made the Righteousness of God in Christ. Page 257
      S.
    • SAcrifices were offered by Adam. Page 28
    • Satisfaction of Christ, the truth of it. Page 170
      • The Sufficiency of it. Page 171
    • Scope of a Christians Life. Page 71, 72
      • v. End.
    • Self-Love, only cured by the Love of God. Page 230
    • Sight ; what Sights we shall have in Heaven. Page 60
      • In what manner shall we Behold Christ. Page ib.
        • v. Faith and Sight.
    • Sin a wrong to God, how to be understood. Page 86
      • Sin and shame always go together. Page 28
      • The greatness of the Burden of Sin. Page 257
      • Why Sin is a Burden. Page 33
      • In what manner Sin is to be checked. Page 205
      • The aggravations of Secret Sins. Page 95
      • Secret Sins to be avoided because of future Judgment. Page 95
      • In what sense Christ was said to be made Sin. Page 252
      • Sin taken for a Sacrifice for sin, and for Punishment of sin. Page ib.
      • Christ was made sin, but not a Sinner Page ib.
      • Christ was made sin for us, and we the Righteousness of God in him. Page 254
      • Christ being made Sin is the cause of our being made the Righteousness of God in him. Page 255
    • Sincerity, how evidenced. Page 102
      • Paul's Testimony of his Sincerity. Page 118
    • Soul ; that it is distinct from the Body proved, Page 66
      • It can live apart from the Body. Page 67
      • The Souls of the Saints at Death immediately go to God. Page 67
    • Spirit ; How he dwells in us. Page 42
    • Strangers ; how to carry ourselves as Strangers in this World. Page 52
    • Sufferings of Christ, what they were Page 256
      • They show the heinousness of sin. Page 174
      • How we are to be affected, when we read the story of Christ's sufferings. Page 198
    • Suitableness between Christ and Believers. Page 190
    • Surety ; Christ the Surety of Believers. Page 171
      • Christ died as a Surety. Page 179
      T.
    • TAbernacle ; our frail Condition set forth by a Tent, or Tabernacle. Page 2
    • Terror of the Lord is ground of Fear. Page 110
      • How it is so to the godly. Page 113
      • The Terror of the Lord should have an influence on us, while in the flesh. Page 113
      V.
    • VEracity and Faithfulness of God manifested at the Day of Judgment. Page 98
    • Union to Christ, Internal and External explained. Page 203
      • How the New Nature flows from our Union with Christ. Page 203
      W.
    • WAlking by Faith, those who have Faith must walk by it. Page 61
      • Reasons of it. Page ib.
    • Will ; God will not do any man good against his will. Page 235
      • Nor doth he force man's will, but deal by Persuasion. Page 236
    • Wisdom ; wherein Wisdom lies. Page 128
      • Wherein the Wisdom of a godly man appears. Page 128
    • Evidences of Spiritual Wisdom. Page 129
      • How Wisdom is to be justified by her Children. Page 128
    • Wisdom of Christ. Page 83
    • Word of God is an Instrument fitted to gain the consent of man's will. Page 236
    • Work ; the Work of a Christian. Page 72, 74
      • Why Works are produced at the Day of Judgment. Page 97
      • What room and place Works have with respect to our final sentence, and the Rewards and Punishments that follow it. Page 100, 101
    • Works good, the Principle of them. Page 101
      • Good Works cannot be performed by men in a state of Nature. Page ib.
      • The aim, and scope of them. Page ib.
    • Good Works Imperfect. Page 99
      • They merit nothing. Page ib.
      • What respect Good Works have to our future Reward. Page 102
    • Worship ; External Pomp in the Worship of God is not that he looks after. Page 198

    A TABLE OF SCRIPTURES EXPLAINED In the SERMONS on 2 CORINTHIANS 5.

    Chap. Verse Page
    GEnesis 1 31 216
    3 11 28
    4 7 252
    13 252
    Exodus 32 25 28
    Deuteronomy 6 5 163
    30 6 167
    1 Kings 5 26 95
    Psalms 1 5 92
    27 4 64
    31 1 233
    33 15 93
    51 4 92
    115 1 133
    130 3 92
    Proverbs 16 14 112
    29 27 246
    Ecclesiastes 3 21 129
    5 6 93
    12 7 66
    Canticles 8 6 146
    Isaiah 56 4 76
    65 17 200
    66 22 200
    Jeremiah 23 6 253
    Hosea 2 3 28
    4 8 252
    6 7 96
    10 1 183
    11 152
    Amos 6 3 112
    Habakkuk 2 11 96
    Malachi 2 15 168
    Matthew 3 11 112
    Matthew 11 19 128
    20 23 40
    22 37 163, 250
    24 12 160
    25 31 78
    Mark 6 11 94
    9 44 105
    Luke 2 40 (191)
    10 27 250
    12 20 4
    16 9 68
    22 68
    20 37, 38 68
    23 43 67
    John 2 24, 25 84
    5 45 93
    7 4 63
    14 2 4
    15 2 203
    20 27 197
    Acts 16 14 175
    20 21 224
    Romans 5 14 171
    25 223
    6 3, 4, 5 180
    6 177, 179
    13 180
    6 19 131
    8 2 164
    9 3 141
    11 36 134
    14 7, 8 183
    15 3 187
    1 Corinthians 3 8 40
    1 Corinthians 4 4, 5 82
    11 22 195
    15 21 179
    45 179
    16 32 169
    2 Corinthians 1 12 117
    4 7 238
    16 60
    5 21 171
    6 11, 12, 13 145
    Galatians 2 20 178
    3 1 59
    20 80
    4 14 41
    5 17 180
    Ephesians 1 3 51
    4 18 (190)
    Philippians 1 23 67
    2 13 209
    Colossians 1 20 68
    21 217
    3 3, 5 179, 180, 191
    1 Thessalonians 1 10 112
    1 Thessalonians 2 12 39
    13 241
    1 Timothy 6 12, 19 6
    2 Timothy 2 21 204
    Hebrews 3 1 235
    4 13 84
    7 22 179
    9 28 252
    10 31 111
    13 4 95
    James 4 1 195
    1 Peter 1 17 110
    2 9 129, 157
    4 1 178
    2 Peter 1 3 39
    3 14 29
    1 John 2 5 145
    3 19 45
    Revelations 2 5 162
    3 4 38
    5 9 76
    12 12 93

    FINIS.