Divine Dialogues, containing sundry disquisitions and instructions concerning the attributes of God, etc, Volume 2

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The marvellous Conjuncture in Hylo	1

The great force of a firm Belief of a	3

of the absolute sovereignty of God	21

The externall Kingdome of God properly	39

Where the Kingdome of God now is	59

The Charge of Antinomianiſm against	67

The Charge of that horrid fin of Rebel	78

What success the Kingdome of God	93

That the glorions Times predicted by	321

That there is no fear that either Familiſm	332

Farther Indications that J Behmen did	342

Bathynous his judgement touching	349

That there is an Elias to come and	355

His Character taken out of History	362

The First Principle	371

of the obnoxiousness of Luther	377

Hiftoricall Types of what was to befall	99

ftent with the durableness of Gods King	120

ly excommunicated by the Pope	148

Emperours and Princes how frequent	160

Cuphophrons Apologie in the behalf	169

His Apologie in the behalf of their	176

How the Man of fin can be said to	182

Cuphophrons ridiculous Indiffe	190

The Application of the three first	201

Philopolis his last Quere deferrd	212

Philopolis his last Queretouching the suc	218

The Interpretation of the fifth and fixth	228

The Interpretation of the laſt Vial	235

The future Glory of the Church after the	258

A more particular Description of the	265

The Angels Measuring the City with	278

An Expoſition of the Vision of the Throne	298

What Grounds of hope out of scripture	313

The Second Principle	384

That although the Church of Rome	392

The Third Principle	398

How a man shall know that he has	404

The Sixth Principle	412

The true means of Unity in	426

of the Duration of the glorious	434

A brief Explication of Themanes	451

Philopolis his mistake in preferring high	461

CONTENTS	v

An Answer to Lucretius his Arguments	vi

of Chriſts appearing in humane Shape	xii

The Attribute of Eternity	xv

The Kingdome of Antichriſt how war

The fixth Confideration

of Luthers Conference with the Devil

The Doctrine of Faith in the Power

Title	Divine Dialogues, containing sundry disquisitions and instructions concerning the attributes of God, etc, Volume 2 Divine Dialogues, containing sundry disquisitions and instructions concerning the attributes of God, etc, Franciscus EUISTOR (the Palaeopolite, pseud. [i.e. Henry More, D.D.])
Author	Franciscus EUISTOR (the Palaeopolite, pseud. [i.e. Henry More, D.D.])
Published	1668
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	3 Sep 2018

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