A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONTENTS OF THE BOOK.
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Williams, Roger and Underhill, Edward Bean
[MR. COTTON’S LETTER EXAMINED AND ANSWERED.
To the Impartial Reader
367
If Jesus Christ bring more light he must be persecuted
371
Public sins, the cause of public calamities, must be discovered
372
Grounds of Mr. Williams’s banishment
375
Persecutors do no good to men’s souls
377
Mr. Cotton’s proof from Prov. xi. 26 discussed
379
Spiritual offences only liable to spiritual censure
382
Mr. Cotton ignorant of the cause of Williams’s sufferings
383
Civil peace and magistracy blessed ordinances of God
384
The mercies of a civil state distinct from those of a spiritual state
385
Affliction for Christ sweet
390
The state of godly persons in gross sins
393
God’s mystical Israel must come forth of Babel before they build the temple
395
New England refuses church fellowship with godly ministers of Old England
398
Christ considered personally and in his people
398
Mr. Cotton confessing the true and false constitution of the church
401
Difference between God’s institutions to the Jews and anti-christian institutions
403
Coming forth of Babel not local
406
The polygamy of the fathers
410
Every true church separate from idols