XIV. Yea and Amen ; or, Precious Promises and Privileges. ISmo, 1638. Pp. 429, i. e. 1-215 and 217-429. For title-page, &c., see vol. iv. p. 114 for ■ Yea and Amen,' and vol. v. p. 250 for 'The Privileges of the Faithful.'
XV. The Saint's Privilege ; or, A Christian's Constant Advocate. 18mo, 1638. Title ; table, pp. 6 ; licence, pp. 47. For title-page and editions Bee vol. vii. p. 357.
XVI. The Bride's Longing for her Bridegroom,'s Second Coming. 1638, 18mo. Title ; to the reader (unpaged), pp 12 ; the contents, pp. 7 (unpaged) and pp. 138 ; licence. For title-page see vol. vi. p. 536.
XVII. Two Sermons Preached by that Faithful and Reverend Divine, Richard Sibbes, D D. 1 8mo, 1638. Title and licence ; dedication ; and pp. 83. For title-page of the former, ' The Spouse, her Earnest Desire after Christ,' see vol. ii. p. 198 ; for the latter, ' The Power of Christ's Resur- rection,' vol. V. p. 196.
XVIII. A Glance of Heaven ; or, A Precious Taste of a Glorious Feast. 1638, ISmo. Engraved frontispiece by Marshall ; title ; to the Christian reader, pp. 7 (unpaged) ; table, pp. 12 (unpaged). Sermons i.-iii. pp. 211, and then iv. pp. 59. For title-page see vol. iv. p. 152. The secondary head-line title is, ' Hidden Secrets Revealed by the Gospel.'
XIX. The Saint's Comforts. 1G3S, 12mo. Title; contents of the sermons upon Ps cxxx. and pp. 113. For title-page, &c., see vol. vi. p. 160.
The following sermons belong to this volume — 1. The Saint's Happiness, vol. vii. p. 66. 2 The Rich Pearl, vol. vii. p. 254. 3. The Success of the Gospel, vol. vii. p. 280. 4. Mary's Choice, vol. vii. p. 288.
XX. A Miracle of Miracks ; or, Christ in our Nature. 1638, 4to. Title and pp. 25 and 27 ; licence. For title-page, &c., see vol. vii. p. 106.
XXI. The Christian's End. 1639, 4to. Title and pp. 111. Fine portrait. For title-page see vol. V. p. 288.
XXII. Christ's Exaltation purdiased by Humi- liation. 1639, 18mo. Title ; contents (unpaged), pp. 6 and pp. 196. For title-page see voL v. p. 324.
XXm. The Returning Back-dider. 1st edition, 1639, 4to. Portrait ; title ; to the reader (unpaged), pp. 4 ; sum of the treatise (unpaged), pp 7 and pp. 482. For title-page, &c., and other editions see vol. ii. p. 250.
XXIV. Beams of Divine Liglit. 1639, 4to. Title ; dedication, pp. 5 (unpaged) ; to the reader (unpaged), pp. 3 and pp. 330 and 232 ; table (unpaged), pp. 14. For general title-page see vol. V. p. 220.
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The following are the separate sermons — 1 A Description of Christ, vol. i. p. 144. 2. God's Inquisition, vol. vi. p. 206. 3. The Dead Man, vol. vii. p. 398 4. The Fruitful Labour, vol. vi. p. 358. 5. Violence Victorious, vol. vi. p. 294. 6. The Church's Complaint and ConfiJence, vol. vi. p. 182. 7. The Spiritual Jubilee, vol. v. p. 220. 8. St Paul's Challenfre, vol. vii. p. 3S6. 9. The Church's Echo, vol. vii. p. 635. 10. David's Concluaion ; or. The Saint's Resolution, vol. vii. p. SO. 11. Kins David's Ejiitaph, vol. vi. p. 488.
XXV. The Excellency of the Gospel abore the Laio. 1033, 12rao. Title ; contents (unpaged), pp. 17 and pp. 650. For title-page see voL iv. p. 302.
XXVI. A Breathing after God. 1639, ISmo. Title ; to the Christian reader (unpaged), pp. 9 ; license, contents, pp. 8 ; portrait. For title-page see vol. ii. p. 210. A friend suggests that the initials ' To the reader' more probable represent Henry Jessey.
XXVn. An Exposition of the Third Chapter of the Epistle of St Paul to the Philippians. Two sermons of Christian AVatchfulness ; an exposition of part of the second chapter of the Epistle to the Philippians ; a sermon upon Malachi. 1639, 4to. Title ; dedication ; to the reader, pp. 8 (unpaged) ; directions to the reader ; a table, pp 12 ; E.xposi- tion of Philip, iii. pp. 1-256 ; table, 2 pages ; works of Sibbes ; Christian.s' Watcli and Coming of Christ, pp. 1-146 ; The Christian Work, pp. 47-173 ; on Malachi, pp. 174--.i04. The Exposi- tion of Philippians was Issued separately. For general title-page see vol. v. p. 2.
The following are the several portions, with references : — 1. Philippians chap, iii, vol. v. p. 56. 2. Christian's Watch, vol. vii. p. 298. 3. The Coming of Christ, vol. vii. p. 306. 4. The Chris- tian Work, vol. V. p. 6. 5. Of the Providence of God, vol. V. p. 35. Nos. 4 and 5 make the exposition of ' part of Philippians chap, ii.' lu the 'note' to title-page of XXVII. I promise a no\ice of Cole, one of Sibbes's publishers. I found it in Edwards's Gangrjena (2d^part, pp. 50, 51, edit. 1646), in an account of an interview in the shop of ' Mr Smith, Cornhill,' whereby it appears he was at one with Edwards as to ' Liberty of Conscience and Tolera- tions,'which were as 'the unpardonable sin' to the hot-headed and wrong-headed Presbyterian. He says — ' In December 1644, coming into Mr Smith's shop in Cornhill, near the Exchange, where some persons were, there was some dis- course about liberty of conscience ; whereupon I spoke against it, and Mr Cole, bookseller, con- fessed he was against a general liberty of con- science by what he saw and knew,' &c. &c. There is another glimpse of Cole in an address of ' The Stationer to the Keader' — said stationer being one 'Dr Newman' — prefixed to Burroughs' 'Gospel Remission' (4to, 166S). Among other things extraneous, this occurs : 'Knowing that Mr Peter Cole (who formerly printed many of the author's works) had long laid wait and endeavoured to get this copy out of the hands of those that pub- lished the authoi-'s books, offering a great reward for the same, but could not obtain it,' &c &c. Pity that these old booksellers and publishers