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Correction, Instruction

A Treatise of Afflictions

Publication

Notes: First published London: printed by J.M. for Luke Fawn, as Correction, Instruction: Or, a Treatise of Afflictions — "first conceived by way of private meditations," then preached as sermons at Aldermanbury before publication; its own prefatory "Epistle to the Reader" is dated 1671. An exposition of Psalm 94:12, "Blessed is the man whom thou chastenest, O Lord, and teachest him out of thy law," compiling twenty lessons God teaches through affliction. Endorsed by Thomas Manton.
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Address to the Author
Extract from Epistle to the Reader (1671)
To the Reader
Text: Psalm 94:12
Doctrine: That Man Is a Blessed Man Whose Chastisements Are Joined with Divine Teachings
Particulars
- I. Lessons God Teaches His People by Chastisements
- II. The Nature and Properties of Divine Teaching
- III. How Correction Tends Toward Instruction
- IV. Grounds and Demonstrations of the Point
Uses
- Information
- Exhortation