Methodus theologiae Christianae, : 1. Naturae rerum, 2. Sacrae Scripturae, 3. Praxi, congrua conformis adaptata plerumque (corrigenda tamen & perficienda) non I. Ignavis, festinantibus, delassatis. 2. Stolidis, indocilibus, sectariis (ex homine & fuco judicantibus.) 3. Superbis, mundanis, malignis: ergo, non plurimus: sed juventutis academicae, & pastorum junior parti, I. Studiosae, sedulae, indesessae. 2. Ingeniosae, docili, veritatem & ordinem sitienti. 3. Humili, candidae, deo devotae: Quippe ad. I. Veritatis indagationem, custodiam, propagationem. 2. Sanctitatis cultum, incrementum, laudem. 3. Ecclesiae falutem, pacem, decus. Supra omnes natae, dispositae, consecratae. Dicata per Richardum Baxterum Philotheologum

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