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The Works of George Swinnock · Volume Two

The Christian Man's Calling (Part II, concluded)

by George Swinnock

George Swinnock is one of the easiest of the Puritan authors to read. Long out of print, this republication of his works will be welcomed by all who have an interest in and love for Puritan literature.

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The Christian Man's Calling (Part II, concluded) — Interior page
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Publication

Publisher
The Banner of Truth Trust
Series
The Works of George Swinnock
Series volume
II
Date published
1996
Print status
In print

The Physical Book

Binding
Hardcover
Total pages
525 pages
ISBN-13
9780851516387

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Contents

  • THE CHRISTIAN MAN’S CALLING-Part II.-continued,
  • VI. How Christians may exercise themselves to godliness, in the relation of masters, with a good wish about the duty of a master,
  • A good wish about the master’s duties, wherein the former heads are epitomised,
  • VII. How Christians may exercise themselves to goodliness in the relation of servants,
  • A good wish about the duty of a servant, wherein the former heads are epitomised,
  • VIII. How a Christian may exercise himself to godliness in prosperity,
  • A good wish of a Christian in prosperity, wherein the former heads are epitomised,
  • IX. How a Christian may exercise himself to godliness in adversity. Containing motives to it, and the nature of it,
  • X. The means whereby Christians may exercise themselves to godliness in adversity. As also a good wish about that condition,
  • A good wish of a Christian in adversity, wherein the former heads are applied,
  • THE CHRISTIAN MAN’S CALLING – Part III,
  • THE EPISTLE TO THE READER,
  • PREFACE,
  • I. How a Christian may exercise himself to godliness in his dealings with all men. As also a good wish about that particular,
  • A good wish of a Christian in relation to his dealings with all men, wherein the former heads are applied,
  • II. How Christians may exercise themselves to godliness in the choice of their companions,
  • A good wish of a Christian about the choice of his companions, wherein the former particulars are applied,
  • III. How a Christian may exercise himself to godliness in evil company,
  • A good wish concerning a Christian’s carriage in evil company, wherein the former heads are applied,
  • IV. How Christians may exercise themselves to godliness in good company, with a good wish about that particular,
  • A good wish about a Christian’s carriage in good company, wherein the former heads are applied,
  • V. How a Christian should exercise himself to godliness in solitariness. As also a good wish about that particular,
  • A good wish about the exercising ourselves to godliness in solitude, wherein the former particulars are applied,
  • VI. How a Christian may exercise himself to godliness on a week-day from morning to night,
  • A good wish about the Christian’s carriage on a week-day from morning to night, wherein the former heads are applied,