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The Grounds of Divinity · Elnathan Parr

The Grounds of Divinity, Index

A Table for the ready finding out of the principall things contained in this Booke.

A

ATTENTION in hearing. pag. 22.

Application neceſſary of that which wee heare and reade. 37.

Of Angels Good and Euill, and what they are. 77.

B

Of Baptiſme. 272.

C

Not onelyonly for the Church doe wee beleeue the Scriptures to be Diuine. 52. 53.

Of Creation, and what it is. 73.

Of the Workes of Creation the firſt day. 80.

Of the Workes of the ſecond day. 83.

Of the Workes of the third day. 85.

Of the Workes of the fourth day. 88.

Of the Workes of the fift day. 94.

Of the Workes of the ſixt day. 95.

Of the Creation of Man. 96.

Of Conſcience. 103.

A conſideration of Chriſt, how and why his Righteouſneſſe is ſufficient for the Iuſtification of all the Elect. 182. 183, &c.

That Chriſt is God and Man in on Perſon, and why. 187.

Of the righteouſneſſe of Chriſt whereby we are iuſtified, what it is. 192.

How wee are made partakers of this Righteouſneſſe. 193.

Of the Offices of Chriſt. 199.

Of the Church. 241.

The Church but one, and how. 260.

What a viſible Church is. 262.

Of the notes of a viſible Church. Ibid.

Church-men ſubiect to Ciuill Magiſtrates. 293.

Of the Ciuill Magiſtracy. 294.

D

Difficulty of the Scriptures, to whom and why. p. 7. 8. 9.

Diſtracting care a hinderance to wiſe Hearing. 18.

Of Church Diſcipline. 288.

E

Of Eternall Life. 226.

Of Eternall Death. Ibid.

Of Election. 247.

F

A deſcription of God the Father. 68.

Of the Fall of Man. 140.

How the fall of Adam and Eue belongs to vsus. 148.

Of Faith what it is. 196.

G

What GOD is, deſcribed. 54.

Of diuers Attributes of God. 55. 56. 57.

Of the Relations of Perſons in the Trinity. 61.

There are three Perſons but one God. Ibid.

What Eſſence and Perſon are in the God-head, and why the Church vſeth ſuch tearmes, as alſo Trinity in Vnity. 64. 65. 66.

A deſcription of God the Holy Ghoſt. 68.

Of the Generation of the Sonne. 70.

H

Of wiſe Hearing the Word. 17. & ſe que

Three things required to wiſe Hearing. 17.

Three things neceſſary in Hearing. 21. 22.

I

Intemperance a let to wiſe hearing. 17.

Intention in Hearing. 23.

Iudgement to be vſed in the Reading of the Scriptures. 33.

Iudgement in Reading conſiſteth in three things. Ibid.

Of the Image of God in Man. 115.

Of Iuſtification. 173.

Of Iuſtification by the Righteouſneſſe of Another. 177.

Of the day of Iudgement. 232.

K

Of the Knowledge of God. 39. 40.

L

Of the Law. 155.

How the Law is abrogated and how not. 161.

Of the vſe of the Law. 165.

None can perfectly keepe the Law. 169.

Of the penalty of breaking the Law. 172.

How we are freed from the Law. 173.

M

Of Meditation after we hauehave heard, and how to be practiſed. 25. 26. 27.

The right Meaning to bee carefully ſought out in our Reading, and how we ſhould find it. 35. 36.

Of the Creation of Man. 96.

Of the Soule of Man. 99.

Of Mortification. 211.

Of the Miniſtery of the Word. 267.

Of the Ciuill Magiſtrate. 293.

Of the Power and Authority of the Ciuill Magiſtrate. 294.

N

Of the New Man. 212.

O

Of Order to be vſed in Reading of the Scriptures. 30.

P

Of Preparation to the Hearing of the Word. 17.

Preparation conſiſteth in two things. 17.

Fiue things to be auoyded that we may be prepared. 17. 18. 19.

Preiudice againſt the Teacher, a hinderance to wiſe Hearing. 18.

Pride a hinderance to wiſe Hearing. Ib.

Three things to bee done that wee may Heare Wiſely. 20.

Prayer neceſſary to Preparation before Hearing, for whom and for what. 20.

Of the Proceſsion of the Holy Ghoſt. 70.

Of the Prouidence of God. 117.

Of Prayer. 220.

Of Predeſtination. 247.

Predeſtination bringeth not in a neglect of Godlineſſe. 248.

R

Retention neceſſary to wiſe Hearing. 24.

Of Reading the Scriptures. 28, &c.

Reuerence to bee vſed in Reading the Scriptures. 28.

Of Redemption. 127.

How it comes to paſſe that wee ſtand in need of a Redeemer. 132.

Of Repentance. 204.

Of the Reſurrection. 237.

Of Reprobation. 247.

S

The Scriptures difficult. 7. 8.

Our paines ought to be the more. 9. 10.

The Scriptures are the word of God. 12

Security a let to wiſe hearing. 19.

We are wiſely to reade the Scriptures, & three things neceſſary thereuntô. 28

The Scriptures the beſt means to attaine the ſound knowledge of God. 39.

What the Scriptures are deſcribed. 40.

Why called Scriptures, and Holy. 41.

Why the Scriptures are called a Couenant and a Teſtament. 44.

Of the authority of the Scriptures. 48.

How we know the Scripuures to be Diuine and Canonicall. 50.

A Deſcription of God the Sonne. 68.

Of Originall ſinne. 151.

Of Sinne what it is. 155.

Of Sanctification. 204.

Of Free-will. 207.

Of the parts of Sanctification. 211.

Of the meaſure of Sanctification attained in this life. 218.

Of helpes to ſanctification. 220.

Of the Reward of ſanctification. 224.

Of the Sacraments. 271.

Of the Lords Supper. 280.

Of reuerēt coming to the lords table. 282

How oftē to come to the Lords table. 283

Of Subiects and their duties. 295

T

Timely comming to the congregation neceſſary to preparation before the hearing of the word. 21.

A fit time to be obſerued for reading. 33

Of this word Teſtament, referred to the Scriptures. 43.

The Teſtament how one, and two 44. 45.

V

Of the Vtility of the ſcriptures. 10. 11.

W

Fiue reaſons ſhewing that all are bound to the ſtudy of the Word. 3. 4.

Diligence in ſtudy of the Word. 5. 6.

Two Reaſons to prouoke our diligence in the ſtudy of the Word. 7.

Two parts of the ſtudy of the Word. 16.