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THE REFORMED PASTOR
by Richard Baxter
CONTENTS
| Preface By William Brown | |||
| Dedication By Richard Baxter | |||
| Introductory Note | |||
| Chapter 1 The Oversight Of Ourselves | |||
| Section 1 – The Nature Of This Oversight | |||
| Section 2 – The Motives To This Oversight | |||
| Chapter 2 The Oversight Of The Flock | |||
| Section 1 – The Nature Of This Oversight | |||
| Section 2 – The Manner Of This Oversight | |||
| Section 3 – Motives To The Oversight Of The Flock | |||
| Chapter 3 Application | |||
| Section 1a – The Use Of Humiliation | |||
| Section 2 – The Duty Of Personal Catechizing And Instructing The Flock Particularly Recommended | |||
| Part I Motives To This Duty | |||
| Article 1 Motives From The Benefits Of The Work | |||
| Article 2 Motives From The Difficulties Of The Work | |||
| Article 3 Motives From The Necessity Of The Work | |||
| Article 4 Application Of These Motives | |||
| Part II Objections To This Duty | |||
| Part III Directions For This Duty | |||
| Article 1 Directions For Bringing Your People To Submit To Instruction | |||
| Article 2 On Being Effective | |||
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