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==The Fountain of Life== The Fountain of Life opened up: or, a display of Christ in his essential and mediatorial glory. by John Flavel, 1671 [[Choice excerpts.]] [[To the Christian Reader]] [[Sermon 1.]] The Excellency of the Subject. [[Sermon 2.]] Christ in his essential and primeval Glory. [[Sermon 3.]] The Covenant of Redemption between the Father and the Redeemer. [[Sermon 4.]] The amazing love of God in giving his own Son for us. [[Sermon 5.]] Christ's wonderful Person. [[Sermon 6.]] The Authority by which Christ, as Mediator, acted. [[Sermon 7.]] The Solemn Consecration of the Mediator. [[Sermon 8.]] The Nature of Christ's Mediation. [[Sermon 9.]] The first Branch of Christ's Prophetic Office, consisting in the Revelation of the Will of God. [[Sermon 10.]] The second Branch of Christ's Prophetical Office, consisting in the Illumination of the Understanding. [[Sermon 11.]] The Nature and necessity of the Priesthood of Christ. [[Sermon 12.]] The Excellency of our High-Priest's Oblation, being the first Act or Part of His Priestly Office. [[Sermon 13.]] The Intercession of Christ our High-priest, being the second Act or Part of his Priestly Office. [[Sermon 14.]] A Vindication of the Satisfaction of Christ, as the first Effect or Fruit of his Priesthood. [[Sermon 15.]] The blessed Inheritance purchased by the Oblation of Christ, being the second Effect or Fruit of his Priesthood. [[Sermon 16.]] The Kingly Office of Christ, as it is executed spiritually upon the Souls of the Redeemed. [[Sermon 17.]] The Kingly Office of Christ, as it is providentially executed in the World, for the Redeemed. [[Sermon 18.]] The Necessity of Christ's Humiliation, in order to the Execution of all these his blessed Offices for us; and particularly of his Humiliation by Incarnation. [[Sermon 19.]] Christ's Humiliation in his Life. [[Sermon 20.]] Christ's Humiliation unto Death, in his first preparative Act for it. [[Sermon 21.]] The second preparative Act of Christ for his own Death. [[Sermon 22.]] The third preparative Act of Christ for his own Death. [[Sermon 23.]] The first Preparation for Christ's Death, on his Enemies Part, by the treason at Judas. [[Sermon 24.]] The second and third Preparatives for the Death of Christ, by his illegal Trial and Condemnation. [[Sermon 25.]] Christ's memorable Address to the Daughters of Jerusalem, in his Way to the Place of his Execution. [[Sermon 26.]] The Nature and Quality of Christ's Death. [[Sermon 27.]] The signal Providence, which directed and ordered the Title affixed to the cross of Christ. [[Sermon 28.]] The manner of Christ's Death, in respect to the Solitariness thereof. [[Sermon 29.]] The manner of Christ's Death, in respect of the Patience thereof. [[Sermon 30.]] The Instructiveness of the Death of Christ, in his seven last Words; the first of which is here illustrated. [[Sermon 31.]] The second excellent Word of Christ upon the Cross. [[Sermon 32.]] The third of Christ's last Words upon the Cross. [[Sermon 33.]] The fourth excellent Saying of Christ upon the Cross. [[Sermon 34.]] The fifth excellent Saying of Christ upon the Cross. [[Sermon 35.]] The sixth excellent Saying of Christ upon the Cross. [[Sermon 36.]] The seventh and last Word with which Christ breathed out his Soul. [[Sermon 37.]] Christ's Funeral illustrated, in its Manner, Reasons, and excellent Ends. [[Sermon 38.]] Wherein four weighty Ends of Christ's Humiliation are opened, and particularly applied. [[Sermon 39.]] Wherein the Resurrection of Christ, with its influences upon the Saints Resurrection, is clearly opened, and comfortably applied, being the first Step of his Exaltation. [[Sermon 40.]] The Ascension of Christ illustrated, and variously improved, being the Second Step of his Exaltation. [[Sermon 41.]] The Session of Christ at God's right-hand explained and applied, being the third Step of his glorious Exaltation. [[Sermon 42.]] Christ's Advent to Judgment, being the fourth and last Degree of his Exaltation, illustrated and improved. [[General Use, Exhortation and Application]] [[Category:Lifestyle]]