A treatise on comforting afflicted consciences - The Digital Puritan

.xlivCONTENTS.PageChap. III. The second particular argument to be used forthe cure of the former malady. Five parts of that argumentlaid open. The first branch of the fifth part. . 290Chap. IV. Tivo branches more of the fifth part of theformer argument, and the several particles which belongto the second of them 295Chap. V. The second malady of conscience. Three considerationsagainst inisoundyiess, proposed for the cureof this malady ; arid three more against unadvisedness.» 299Chap. VI. Tivo considerations more against unadvisedness,for the cure of the former malady 304Chap. VII. The third malady of conscience, The dangerof it. The causes of it. Two things proposed for its cure . 307Chap. VIII. The third loay of curi^ig the former malady.One thing to be considered to that purpose 314Chap. IX. A second and third thing to be considered forthe cure of the former malady 321Chap. X. The fourth and fifth considerations which belongto the third way of curing the former malady.Also the fifth help for it by advice 325Chap. XI. The fourth malady . Two causes of this malady 328Chap. XII. Four causes more of the foi-mer malady .... 334Chap. XIII. Two more causes of the former malady .... 341Chap. XIV. The ninth and tenth causes of this malady . . 348Chap. XV. Two helps for the curing of a man troubledwith the former malady 352Chap. XVI. Two other helps 357Chap. XVII. Two more helps 362Chap. XVIII. Thelasthelp 367Chap. XIX. The fifth malady of an afflicted conscience.The first way of curing it, which is speculative, and thefirst part of that way, which is by consideration 371Chap. XX. The second part of the speculative way ofcuring the former malady, which is by counsel. Twothings lohich men must he counselled to practise 378Chap. XXI. Three other things which men must he counselledto practise for the cure of the former malady . . 382Chap. XXII. The experimental way of curing the formermalady 387