CHAP. I.—Of eternal life in general, p. 25; which our Saviour calls God:
explained in seven particulars, pp. 31-44. Meditation, p. 44.
CHAP. II.-A more particular discourse of this life, p. 45; wherein the hap-
piness of the soul is described; in regard of its increase in the knowledge of
God, p. 47; and in its love to God, p. 55; and joy in God, p. 59. A meditation
out of St. Augustine, p. 66.
CHAP. III.—A further explication of the happiness of this life, p. 67. In per-
petual praises of God, p. 67. And in free uniform obedience to him, p. 71. There
the happiness of the body also is briefly touched, p. 73. A meditation out of
Macarius and others, p. 77.
CHAP. IV. Of the eternity of this life, p. 78; being without intermixture of
misery, p. 79; and without intermission, p. 80; and without end, p. 83. Repre-
sented by the Sabbath, p. 85. Particular expressions chosen to signify that it
never dies, p. 87. A meditation, p. 88.
CHAP. V. Of the certainty of this eternal life, p. 91; whose excellence is
further represented from Rev. xxi. 7. in five particulars, pp. 98-101. Two
observations about this record, pp. 101-103. A meditation, p. 104.
CHAP. VI.—The testimony of the Father concerning this eternal life, p. 105.
The first testimony illustrated, p. 108. The second testimony at large con-
sidered from thence, p. 120. The third testimony, p. 124. A meditation, p. 125.
CHAP. VII.-The testimony of the Word to it, p. 126. The first testimony,
p. 127; the second, p. 132; the third, p. 137. A meditation out of St. Gregory
Nazianzen, p. 144.
CHAP. VIII.-The testimony of the Holy Ghost, p. 146. The first testimony,
p.147; the second, p.151; the third testimony, p. 157. The sense of the Church
about the Holy Trinity, p. 162. The use we should make of this record, p. 165.
A meditation, p. 169.
CHAP. IX. The testimony of the Water concerning eternal life, p. 170;
where, first, the purity of our Saviour's doctrine is considered in many par-
ticulars, p. 171; secondly, the purity of his life, p. 177; thirdly, the baptism of
John, p. 179; lastly, his own baptism, p. 181. A meditation, p. 186.