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1. Of Faith in the Holy Trinity
2. Of Christ the Son of God
3. Of Christ's going down into Hell
4. Of Christ's Resurrection
5. Of the Holy Ghost
6. Of the Sufficiency of the Scriptures
7. Of the Old Testament
8. Of the Three Creeds
9. Of Original or Birth-sin
10. Of Free-Will
11. Of Justification
12. Of Good Works
13. Of Works before Justification
14. Of Works of Supererogation
15. Of Christ alone without Sin
16. Of Sin after Baptism
17. Of Predestination and Election
18. Of obtaining Salvation by Christ
19. Of the Church
20. Of the Authority of the Church
21. Of the Authority of General Councils
22. Of Purgatory
23. Of Ministering in the Congregation
24. Of speaking in the Congregation
25. Of the Sacraments
26. Of the Unworthiness of Ministers
27. Of Baptism
28. Of the Lord’s Supper
29. Of the Wicked which eat not the Body of Christ
30. Of both kinds
31. Of Christ's one Oblation
32. Of the Marriage of Priests
33. Of Excommunicate Persons
34. Of the Traditions of the Church
35. Of the Homilies
36. Of Consecrating of Ministers
37. Of Civil Magistrates
38. Of Christian men's Goods
39. Of a Christian man’s Oath
The Homilies
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Table of Contents
Editor's Notes
First Book
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Preface
1.1 A Fruitful Exhortation to the Reading of Holy Scripture
1.2 Of the Misery of all Mankind
1.3 Of the Salvation of all Mankind
1.4 Of the true and lively Faith
1.5 Of Good Works
1.6 Of Christian Love and Charity
1.7 Against Swearing and Perjury
1.8 Of the Declining from God
1.10 An Exhortation to Obedience
1.12 Against Strife and Contention
Second Book
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An Admonition to All Ministers Ecclesiastical
2.1 Of the right use of the Church
2.20 Of Repentance and true Reconciliation unto God
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Nowell's Catechism
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Memoir
Dedication
Translator’s Preface
Noel’s Sermon at Parliament
Editor's Notes
Changelog
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