The Law Unsealed, Etc

R. Chapman, 1798 - 424 pages

Covenant every fin againſt God as our God in cove	1

How the moral law obligeth us now 19	17

not ad femper	25

J Ifrael and how to believers now	29

Two more rules added ibid	31

mad men 35	35

Many ordinary fins after prayer inſtanced in 91	39

Why fome commands and not others have reaſons pref	40

What is meant by a fabbathdays journey	253

An objection anſwered	260

Father how to be underſtood in the fifth command	282

Swear fee oaths	283

Honour what mentioned in the fifth command imports	284

Whether we ought to love all men alike	285

Wherein honouring our neighbour confifts and what	290

How we ſhould prefer another to ourſelves	296

Confidence in what fenſe it may be put in the creature	53

BACKBITING mens fin and fubtility in it 389	85

Several ways whereby the fabbath is profaned 275 276	94

How we fin by laying too much weight on the facra	100

How parents fin before the baptiſm of their children	102

Many ordinary failings before the participation of this	106

Fafting in what ſenſe a part of Gods worſhip	114

Puniſhment of the iniquities of the fathers upon the chil	120

What comfort the promiſe made in the fecond command	124

NAME what is meant by the name of God See life	126

The difference between promiffory and affertory oaths	134

What does not looſe the obligation of promiffory oaths	138

How one may fin in ftriking of them ibid	155

SABBATH the obfervation of it a moral duty 183	183

20 confidered	189

Four arguments drawn from ſcripture to prove this 196	196

Remembering of the fabbath imports four things 218	218

Six arguments for evincing this 223 to	225

Divers arguments to prove that the fabbath begins in	233

That the feventhdayfabbath was actually changed	247

What love the father owes to the ſon and what the	300

Humility required by the fifth command a threefold	306

How we may love wicked men ibid 1	314

Fornication the feveral forts of it with its aggrava	319

Drunkenneſs the fin of it fhewed in divers refpects 330	330

Rules for preventing infobriety in drinking whereby	336

Of drinking at making of bargains	342

See drunkenneſs	348

CALUMNY what it is 387	350

Twentyfive ways of ftealing or wronging the goods	361

Covetousness what it is	364

See puniſhment	367

Some difcoveries of covetoufneſs	376

See concupifcence	385

Of lying in the court of juſtice how the judge and	392

What coveting is forbidden in the tenth command	394

The idolatry forbidden in the ſecond command in	418

Sins forbidden in the firft command 44 54 55 56	424

M	425

How we may be helped to perform our vows to the Lord

Title	The Law Unsealed, Etc
Author	James DURHAM (Covenanting Divine.)
Publisher	R. Chapman, 1798
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	23 Jun 2015
Length	424 pages

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