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An Historical Perspective|An Historical Perspective of Precious Bible Promises

Notice Recommendation by Dr. Isaac Watts (1674-1748)

PART ONE

BLESSINGS PROMISED TO BELIEVERS

Chapter 1

Promises of Temporal Blessings

Table of Contents

Chapter 1	General promises to believers	2.Temporal Blessings	3.Food & Raiment
1	Food	Raiment	4. Long life and health
	4. LONG LIFE AND HEALTH	Long life	Health
3	5. Safety under the divine protection	6.Promises of Peace	7.Direction
4	8.Honor	9. Success and prosperity	10. Plenty and riches
5	10. Plenty and riches	12. A blessing upon all the believer has	11.Of Children
6	13. A blessing upon the children of believers	14. A blessing upon the families of the Good
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1.In General	Promises Relating to the Troubles of Life	Preservation from trouble	Deliverance from trouble
9	Support in trouble	Promises relating to sickness, old age, etc.	Deliverance from sickness
10	Support in sickness	In old age	3. Deliverance from famine and want
11	Deliverance from war and enemies	From war	From enemies
12	5. From oppression and injustice	From slander and reproach	Slander
13	Reproach	7. From witchcraft	8. Promises to the stranger and exile
14	9. To the poor and helpless	10. To the fatherless and widow
15	11. To the childless	12. To the prisoner and captive	13. Deliverance from death
16	10.Fatherless & Widow	11.Childless
Chapter 3	Promises of Spiritual Blessings in This Life	1. In general	Of justification, pardon, and reconciliation
18	Justification	Pardon of sin
19	Of the most heinous sins	Of all sins	Of backsliding
20	Pardon through Christ	Reconciliation	3. Adoption
21	4. Union and communion with the church	5. Free access to God, with acceptance	6. Of hearing prayer
22	7. Sanctifying grace in general	8. Of converting grace	The grace of repentance
23	The grace of faith	Grace to fear God	Knowledge, wisdom, etc.
24	Knowledge	Wisdom	Divine teaching
25	Divine guidance	Ability for good discourse	10. The means of grace
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APPENDIX

The Original Introduction by Samuel Clark