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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="General scope of the whole psalm" ORDERLABEL="4">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The state and condition of the soul represented in the psalm. The two first verses opened" ORDERLABEL="5">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Gracious souls may be brought into depths on the account of sin. What those depths are" ORDERLABEL="6">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Whence it is that believers may he brought into depths on account of sm. Nature of the supplies of grace given in the covenant. How far they extend.-Principles of the power of sin" ORDERLABEL="7">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="What sins usually bring believers into great spiritual distresses. Aggravations of these sins" ORDERLABEL="8">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The duty and actings of a believer under distresses from a sense of sin. His application unto God. To God alone. Earnestness and intention of mind therein" ORDERLABEL="9">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Ver. 3.-The words of the verse explained; and their meaning opened" ORDERLABEL="10">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="What first presents itself to a soul in distress on the account of sin. This opened in four propositions. Thoughts of God&apos;s mulling sin, according to the tenor of the law, full of dread and terror" ORDERLABEL="11">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The first particular actings of a soul towards a recovery out of the depths of sin. Sense of sin, wherein it consists. How it is wrought. Acknowledgment of sin; its nature and properties. Self-condemnation" ORDERLABEL="12">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Grounds of miscarriages when persons are convinced of sin and humbled. Resting in that state, Resting on it" ORDERLABEL="13">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Ver. 4. The words explained, and the design or scope of the psalmist in them discovered" ORDERLABEL="14">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Propositions or observations from the former exposition of the words. The first proposed to confirmation. No encouragement for any sinner to approach unto God, without a discovery of forgiveness" ORDERLABEL="15">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Greatness and rareness of the discover of forgiveness in God. Reasons of it. Testimonies of conscience, and law against it, and c" ORDERLABEL="16">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="False presumptions of forgiveness discovered. Differences between them and faith evangelical" ORDERLABEL="17">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The true nature of gospel forgiveness. Its relation to the goodness, grace, and will of God. To the blood of Christ. To the promise of the gospel. The considerations of faith about it" ORDERLABEL="18">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Forgiveness discovered, or revealed only to faith. Reasons thereof" ORDERLABEL="19">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Discovery of forgiveness in God a great supportment to sin-entangled souls. Particular assurance attainable" ORDERLABEL="20">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Evidences of forgiveness in God. No inbred notions of any free acts of God&apos;s will. Forgiveness not revealed by the works of nature, nor the law" ORDERLABEL="21">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Discovery of forgiveness in the first promise. The evidence of the truth that lies therein. A7id by the institution of sacrifices. Their use and end. Also by the prescription of repentance unto sinners" ORDERLABEL="22">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Further evidences of forgiveness with God-Testimonies that God was well pleased with some that were sinners. The patience of God towards the world; an evidence of forgiveness. Experience of the saints of God to the same purpose" ORDERLABEL="23">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Institution of religious worship an evidence of forgiveness" ORDERLABEL="24">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The giving and establishing of the new covenant another evidence of forgiveness with God. The oath of God engaged in the confirmation thereof" ORDERLABEL="25">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The name of God confirming the truth and reality of forgiveness with him. As also the same is done by the properties of his nature" ORDERLABEL="26">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Forgiveness manifested in the sending of the Son of God to die for sin. And from the obligation that is on us to forgive one another" ORDERLABEL="27">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Properties of forgiveness. The greatness and freedom of it" ORDERLABEL="28">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Evidences that most men do not believe forgiveness" ORDERLABEL="29">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Exhortation unto the belief of the forgiveness that is with God. Reasons for it, and the necessity of it" ORDERLABEL="30">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Rules to be observed by them who would come to stability in obedience. The first rule. Christ the only infallible judge of our spiritual condition. How he judgeth, by his word and Spirit" ORDERLABEL="31">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Self-condemnation and abhorrency for sin consistent with gospel justification and peace. The nature of gospel assurance; what is consistent with it. What are the effects of it" ORDERLABEL="32">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Continuance in waiting necessary unto peace and consolation. The fourth rule. Remove the hinderances of believing by a searching out of sin. Rules and directions for that duly" ORDERLABEL="33">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The fifth rule. Distinction between unbelief and jealous The sixth rule. Distinction between faith and spiritual sense" ORDERLABEL="34">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The seventh rule. Mix not foundation and building work together. The eighth; spend not time in heartless complaints, and c" ORDERLABEL="35">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The ninth rule. Take heed of undue expressions concerning God and his ways in distress" ORDERLABEL="36">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="The tenth rule. Duly improve the least appearances of God in a way of grace or pardon" ORDERLABEL="37">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Second general head of the application of the truth insisted on. Grounds of spiritual disquietments considered. The first, afflictions. Ways and means of the aggravation of afflictions. Rules about them" ORDERLABEL="38">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Objections against believing from things internal. The person knows not whether he be regenerate or no. State of regeneration asserted. Difference of saving and common grace. This difference discernable. Men may know themselves to be regenerate. The objection answered" ORDERLABEL="39">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Objections from the present state and condition of the soul: weakness and imperfection of duty. Opposition from indwelling sin" ORDERLABEL="40">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="God the proper object of the soul&apos;s waiting in its distresses and depths" ORDERLABEL="41">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Considerations of God rendering our waiting on him reasonable and necessary. His glorious being" ORDERLABEL="42">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="Influence of the promises into the soul&apos;s waiting in time of trouble. The nature of them" ORDERLABEL="43">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="A TREATISE OF THE DOMINION OF SIN AND GRACE" ORDERLABEL="44">
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            <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="TO THE SERIOUS READER" ORDERLABEL="45">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="CHAPTER I. What sin is consistent with the state of grace, and what not. Sin&apos;s great design in all, to obtain dominion: it hath it in unbelievers, and contends for it in believers. The ways by which it acts" ORDERLABEL="46">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="CHAPTER II. The inquiries for understanding the text proposed; the first spoken to: viz. What is the dominion of sin, which we are freed from, and discharged of, by grace" ORDERLABEL="47">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="CHAPTER III. The second inquiry spoken to; Whether sin hath dominion in us or not? In answer to which it is shewed, that some wear sin&apos;s livery, and they are the professed servants thereof. There are many in which the case is dubious, where sin&apos;s service is not so discernable. Several exceptions are put in against its dominion, where it seems to prevail. Some certain signs of its dominion. Graces and duties to be exercised for its mortification" ORDERLABEL="48">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="CHAPTER IV. Hardness of heart spoken to, as an eminent sign of sin&apos;s dominion, and is shewed, that it ought to be considered as total or partial" ORDERLABEL="49">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="CHAPTER V. The third inquiry handled, viz. What is the assurance given us, and what are the grounds thereof, that sin shall not have dominion over us? The ground of this assurance is, that we are not under the law but grace. The force of this reason shewed, viz. How the law doth not destroy the dominion of sin, and how grace dethrones sin and gives dominion over it" ORDERLABEL="50">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="CHAPTER VI. The practical observations drawn from, and application made of, the whole text" ORDERLABEL="51">
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        <METS:div TYPE="Chapter" LABEL="A HUMBLE TESTIMONY UNTO THE GOODNESS AND SEVERITY OF GOD IN HIS DEALING WITH SINFUL CHURCHES AND NATIONS: OR, THE ONLY WAY TO DELIVER A SINFUL NATION FROM UTTER RUIN, BY IMPENDING JUDGMENTS" ORDERLABEL="52">
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