Warning and advice. Both unto the secure and doubting Christian, for more diligence to be sure of salvation Wherein these things are considered I. The nature of godly assurance. II. Infaliible grounds for the believers certainty. III. That this certainty may be had without extraordinary revelations, albeit not without the assistance of God's spirit. IV. Special advantages by true assurance V. Reasons why so few Christians obtain to it. VI. The means to be used for it with hope and success VII. the last place, that the Lord's Supper is ordered in a special manner for the simple communicants assurance, and therefore should be improved as Christ's certifying. By Robert Craghead.

Date:

Anno Dom, 1714