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• The body of death anatomized : A brief essay concerning the sorrows and the desires of the regenerate, upon their sense of indwelling sin; delivered at the lecture in Boston. 12 d. 7 m. 1706. By Nehemiah Walter, Pastor of the church in Roxbury. [Four lines of quotations i Latin]
  by: Walter, Nehemiah
  Published: (1707)
• The saints complaint : under the remains of indwelling sin. The substance of two sermons on Romans vii. 24. Wherein is shewed, That Indwelling Sin attends the best of Men in this World: the Nature of it is described; that which renders it peculiarly burdensome is pointed out; some of the Springs which supply it are laid open; and the most effectual Means to suppress it are enquired into. Preach'd for the Comfort and Direction of distress'd Christians. And publish'd at the Request of Many who heard them. By John Haydon
  by: Haydon, John
  Published: (1745)
• Sensible sinners invited to come to Christ : A practical discourse shewing that the Lord Jesus Christ, invites sinners that are sensible of their sin and misery and asham'd of it, to come to him for the best pleasures & delights. Being the substance of three short sermons preach'd at Mansfield, (the first sermon July 13th, 1735.) By Eleazar Williams, A.M. Pastor of the church in Mansfield. Publish'd at the earnest desire and charge of those that heard them. [Two lines from John]
  by: Williams, Eleazar
  Published: (1735)
• A treacle fetch'd out of a viper : A brief essay upon falls into sins; directing, how a recovery out of such falls, may be attended with a revenue, of special service and glory to God, from the fallen sinner. [Eight lines of quotation in Latin]
  by: Mather, Cotton
  Published: (1707)
• A conquest over the grand excuse of sinfulness and slothfulness. Or, The cause of God and religion, pleaded against those, who make their inability to do good, their plea, for their continuance in a way of evil-doing : An essay, to clinch the serious advice, which we leav with such as we would see take the steps of wisdom and the well-advised. [Four lines in Latin from Calvin]
  by: Mather, Cotton
  Published: (1706)