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IX. Of the knowledge of Jesus Christ, of his affection original: "aendoeninge"; in 17th-century devotional Dutch, this refers to being inwardly moved or "impressed" by Christ's nature, leading to an emotional and spiritual transformation., through which the Christian becomes his image and living expression.. 128
X. Of the formation original: "formeeringe"; the mystical process of Christ's character and spirit taking shape within the soul of the believer. of Christ in the Christian through the Spirit of grace, through Faith and through the Word of God, whether heard or read. Weighty fundamental rules concerning these Chapters. 154
XI. Of the growth of Christ in us through the Holy Spirit, through his grace, gifts, and workings, and through the help of the Word, of the Sacraments and other holy means. Weighty Fundamental rules concerning the practice, necessary dispositions original: "dispositien"; the internal state of readiness or the proper frame of mind required to benefit from spiritual exercises., and workings of the same. 174
XII. Of the formation of Jesus Christ through the Christian Virtues and of his living expression through their constant Practice. 193
XIII. Of the formation and expression of Jesus Christ in the Christian through good works, and of the spirit and the manner of doing them as is proper. 234
XIV. Concerning the twofold life original: "tweederley leven"; a common theme in early modern theology regarding the balance between a person's inner spiritual life (private) and their outward social or vocational duties (public)., the private and public life. Both their advantages, dangers, and duties. 277
XV. Of the solitary and retired life original: "eensame en geretireerde leven"; refers to a life of quiet seclusion or withdrawal from worldly distractions to focus on God.. 304
XVI. Of the Ways of God and of his Spirit over the souls. Of the signs [to know] whether one has received that Spirit, and is moved by Him, and is led in the ways of God.