Sep 20, 2026 · 6 hr 35 min · 48 segments
"Age of the Puritans Volume 1-Various" delves into the rich and complex world of Puritan thought and its profound impact on religious and cultural landscapes. This collection offers insights into the…
The Foundation of Christian Religion gathered into six principles by William Perkins.
The Foundation of Christian Religion gathered into six principles, and it is to be learnt of ignorant people that they may be fit to hear sermons with profit and to receive the Lord's Supper with comfort.
Psalm 119.30, The entrance into thy words showeth light and giveth understanding to the simple.
To all ignorant people that desire to be instructed.
Poor people, your manner is to soothe up yourselves as though ye were in a most happy state.
But if the matter come to a just trial, it will fall out far otherwise.
For ye lead your lives in great ignorance as may appear by these your common opinions which follow.
1.
2.
That God is served by the rehearsing of the Ten Commandments, the Lord's Prayer, and the Creed.
3.
That ye have believed in Christ ever since you could remember.
4.
That it is pity that he should live which doth any whit doubt of his salvation.
5.
That none can tell whether he shall be saved or not certainly, but that all men must be of a good belief.
6.
That howsoever a man live, yet if he call upon God on his deathbed and say, Lord have mercy on me, and so go away like a lamb, he is certainly saved.
7.
That if any be strangely visited, he is either taken with a planet or bewitched.
8.
The Foundation of Christian Religion gathered into six principles by William Perkins.
The Foundation of Christian Religion gathered into six principles, and it is to be learnt of ignorant people that they may be fit to hear sermons with profit and to receive the Lord's Supper with comfort.
Psalm 119.30, The entrance into thy words showeth light and giveth understanding to the simple.
To all ignorant people that desire to be instructed.
Poor people, your manner is to soothe up yourselves as though ye were in a most happy state.
But if the matter come to a just trial, it will fall out far otherwise.
For ye lead your lives in great ignorance as may appear by these your common opinions which follow.
1.
2.
That God is served by the rehearsing of the Ten Commandments, the Lord's Prayer, and the Creed.
3.
That ye have believed in Christ ever since you could remember.
4.
That it is pity that he should live which doth any whit doubt of his salvation.
5.
That none can tell whether he shall be saved or not certainly, but that all men must be of a good belief.
6.
That howsoever a man live, yet if he call upon God on his deathbed and say, Lord have mercy on me, and so go away like a lamb, he is certainly saved.
7.
That if any be strangely visited, he is either taken with a planet or bewitched.
8.
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