Exposition of the Sermon on the Mount, Subject index
A Table of the chiefe points and questions handled in this Commentarie: the figures note the page, the letters b, the beginning: m, the middle: e, the ende of the page.
A
ADams fall decreed. 134. m
Adoption, how knowne. 430. m. sixe notes of Adoption out of the Lords praier. 324. m
Adulterie described. 110. m. the greatnes of this sinne. 111. m occasions of it forbidden. 113. e
Affliction, how to honour God therin. 262. b. 248. m. how to liue therein. 480. m. comforts to the afflicted. 12. e. 13. b. 438. m. 454. m
Alchemists confuted. 382. m
Almes described. 189. b. Almesgiuing handled at large in eight points. 188, 189. &c. it is iustice. 217. e. and a dutie of the rich. 186. e. what makes our giuing to be Almes. 218. m. mo…ues to Almes giuing. 194. e. whether the wife may giuegive Almes without the husbands consent. 188. e
Amen, what it signifies. 320. m
Anabaptists confuted. 460. b
Angels, how they doe Gods will. 280. m. our imitation of them. ibid. & 282. m. how we are to honour them. 283. c
Anger aduised is lawfull. 94. b. notes of it. ibid. rash Anger a degree of murther. 91. b
Antiquitie, no certen note of truth. 89. e
Apparell, wherefore ordained. 376. m. practises of inordinate care for Apparell. 38…. e
Apocrypha bookes not canonicall. 463. m
Apostacie: siue degrees of it. 365. m
Armour of a Christian. 308. e
Assault: what a man may doe being vnlawfully assaulted. 182. b
Asseueration in common talke vnlawfull. 171. m
Astonishment by the ministerie of the word, no signe of conuersion. 546. e
Atheisme abounding. 368. m
Authoritie of Christ and the Apostles, whether equall. 473. e
B
BAnishment, a comfort therein. 19. b
Bargaining, how to deale therein. 461. e
Beggers, cause of many beggers. 223. m. lustie beggers must not be ordinarily releeued. 191. m 192. e. 193
Blessings temporal how they becom ours. 287. e
Boldnes in prayer, how gottē. 255. b
Bookes diuine, Ecclesiasticall, and humane. 471. e. 472
Bountifulnes of God. 403. b. duties from thence. 403. m
Bread, what it signifies. 285. b
Bruit creatures more obedient then man. 378. e
Builders on the rocke. 538. b. on the sand. 542. m
C
CAlling each one ought to hauehave a lawfull calling. 28. our Callings should be the instruments of merciemercy. 27. b. the duties of lawfull Callings be good workes. 63. b
Care twofold. 372. e. 404. m. the Christian mans care. 394. m. 289. e. the practise of moderate care. 373. b. distrustfull care with effects and signes thereof. 373. e. 404. e. 391. b. reasons against it. 1. frō the creation. 376. 2. from Gods prouidence. 377. m. 3. from the vanitie of it▪ 380. m. 4. from Gods prouidence. 384. b. 5. it is heathenish. 392. b. 6. God careth for vsus. 393. m. 7. from the burden of it. 405. m
Censurers commonly the vilest persons. 424. m
Ceremonies, whē abrogated. 103. m
Chalenging the field vnlawfull. 181. m
Charmes condēned. …99. b. 315. m
Chastitie, how it is preserued. 117. b
Children of God, their happy estate. 38. e. true note of Gods child. 205. e
Children of wrath. 173. m
Christs righteousnesse. 86. e. how Christ fulfilled the law. 71. m
Church of God may be hid. 56. e. how God taught his Church before Scripture was written. 465. m. Gods Church must be vnderunder the crosse. 41. m. why the world hateth it. 42. m. Church an incompetent Iudge. 471. m. a sure note of the true Church. 136. b. our Church defended against the Brownists. 136, 137. 168. b. 505. b
Ciuill honestie insufficient to saue any. 85. e. 210. m. 479. e
Comfort from God 4. waies. 13. e
Comforts in sundrie temptations. 21. b. 371. e
Commandements briefly handled. 484, 485, 486.
Commandements negatiue binde more then the affirmatiue. 187. e. mans conceit of keeping the Commandements. 90. m. third Commandement restored. 149. m. sixt Commandement restored and expounded. 89, 90. &c. our examination by it. 96. …. the 7. Commandement restored and expounded. 110. b. &c. our examination by it. 116. b. the generall commandement of lou… restored and expounded▪ 199. …. &c.
Communication: a rule for it. 170. e. Inuocation of God therein vnlawfull. 171. b
Communicants dutie. 102. m. we may communicate with the wicked. 140. m
Communitie of all things not required of God. 195. m
Conscience, how to keepe good conscience. 313. e. 462. m
Cōsent to sinners two waies. 121. m
Contentions beseeme not Christians. 183. b
Contentation: grounds thereof. 248. m. 272. e. 285. e. 286. 385. e. 393. e. motiues to contentation. 345. b
Conuersion described. 397. m. why Christ conuerted so few. 547. e
Correction, or reproofe handled in foure points. 431. b
Couetousnes, the maine cause therof. 356. m. practises of Couetousnes forbidden. 343. m. 345. m. disswasiues from Couetousnesse. 285. m
Creatures insensible, made our teachers. 384. m
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DAmnation, of the nūber that shall be damned. 519. m
Death: preparation thereto. 273. e remedie against the feare of it. 14. m. the second death. 531. e. how Christ suffered it. 532. b
Debt, why sinne is called a debt. 293. e. how we become debters to our neighbour. 298. e
Decree of God depends not on foreseene works. 528. b
Defamation; a maine cause thereof. 416. m
Delight; whether we may vse the creatures for delight. 286. e
Desertiō, how God vseth it towards his children. 450. e
Despaire, comfort against despaire. 22. b. 296. e
Deuill; why called that euill one. 127. e. he is alwaies about vsus, though vnseene. 172. m
Difference of people before Christs death. 245. e
Dispensation against Gods law by Papists. 75. m
Diuorce onelyonly for Adulterie. 145. m. 146
Doctrine corrupt breeds bad manners. 200. e
Dogges and swine who? 439. b. decliners thereto among vsus. 440. e
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ENchanters can not turne one creature into an other. 382. b
Enemie described. 201. e. to louelove an enemie what it is. ibid. Popish doctrine thereof. 240. m
Enemies must no… be wronged. 204. e. kinde vsage towardes an enemie. 212. m
Equammity in our dealings. 107. m
Estate: mans outward estate determined of God. 381. m
A daungerous conceit of a mans owne good Estate. 520. m
Euill, what it signifies. 309. e. a note of an euill man. 456. …. whether an euill man may doe a good worke. 457. m
Examples of the godly, when they become rules. 328. e. the force of bad Examples. 122. m
Excommunication is Gods ordinance. 443. e. the ende of it. 444. b. who must execute it. ibid. how farre it reacheth. ibid. wrongfull Excommunication no curse. 44. m.
Expounding of Scripture: rules thereof. 118. m. 155. …. 221. e. 247. b. fraudulent Expounding of Scripture. 111. b
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FAlling from grace. 305, 306
Fast: a religious fast handled in sixe points. 328. &c.
popish Fasting shewed abominable. 334. e. the necessitie of Fasting. 335. m. motiues thereto. ib. e.
whether Fasting be a part of Gods worship. 340. m. whether it merit. 341. b
Faith only iustifieth. 135. m. it doth not alwaies minister present cō fort. 14. m. true Faith cannot be lost. 539. m. tryalls of true Faith. 125. e. 390. b. 516. b. degrees of true Faith. 388. m. it comprehends three things. 515. m. it apprehends Gods promises. 389. m. howe to keepe faith. 313. b.
Father: this title handled. 252. e. how it belongs to the first person. 253. b. Fatherhood in God equall to all beleeuers. 257. e
Faults: corrupt prying into other mens faults. 420. e
Feare of God, grounds of it. 165. …. 166. e. remedie against the feare of the deuill. ibid. remedie against carnall feare. 248. e
Feeling, not necessarie in the case of grace. 480. b
Fighting vnlawfull. 181. m
Flight in persecution, when lawfull. 43. b
Foode how it is sanctified. 290. b
Forgiuenesse of sinne described. 294 b. how man forgiues. 298. b. how farre we are bound to forgiue. ibid. m. rules of forgiuing. 327. b
G
GEhenna. 92. m
Gesture in preaching. 4▪ e. despiteful gesture, a degree of murther. 94. e
Getting ill, condemned. 288. e
Gifts of the spirit of two sortes. 457. e
Glorie: motiues to glorifie God. 265. b
God: how to conceiue of God. 163. m. how he may be seene. 31. …. Gods name what it signifies. 260. e. of sanctifying it. 261. m. &c. whereto Gods titles serue. 206. m
Gods omnipresence. 165. m. power. 3…8. b
Good, what makes a man good. 210. b
Goods temporall distinguished. 189. e. how to glorifie God therewith. 290. e
Gospel described. 69. e▪ how it differs from the law. ibid. how it restraines our naturall desires. 487. b
Grace, how to get it. 459. m. whether by the good vse of naturall gifts. 460. b. whether true grace may be lost. 306. b. 465. m. comfort to the weak in grace. 459. …
Grudges in heart forbidden. 205. b
Guile of spirit what it is, and when it preuailes. 226. e. & 227
H
HAire of the head, how abused. 169. e
Happinesse: how to know our happinesse before God. 23. b. it is accompanied with the crosse. 7. b. worldlings erre in iudging of it. 11. b
Hatred of our brethren is in vsus naturally. 423. b. of hating an enemie. 202. e. 205. b
Heare: Gods readinesse to heare. 453. e. how God heares the wicked. ib. b
Hearers of Gods word: dutie of good hearers. 535. e. all hearers bound to obedience. 540. e. obedient hearing is true wisdome. 536. e. bad hearers. 540. m
Heart largely taken. 353. b. how to know the state of the heart. ib. m heart purified two waies. 29. e. it must not bee parted from God. 371. b. who hauehave hollow hearts towards God. 79. e
Heathen: their insight into religion 239. e. their cōceits of God. 244
Heauen: how it is Gods throne. 162 …. how the third heauen was exempted from corruption. 352. e. how to know our title to it. 353.
Heretikes, the abundance of them in the primitiue Church. 492. e
Herodians. 84. e
Hoarding of corne. 96. m
Honour two-fold, religious & ciuil 261. m.
Humanitie described. 37. b
Humilitie. 36. e. daily humiliation. 296. m. a ground of it towards God. 166. …
Hypocrite, what it signifies. 222. b. kinds. 512. e. properties. 222. m. 426. b. 428. e. danger▪ 545. what gifts an hypocrite may hauehave. 513
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IDolatrie of the heart. 425. e
Ignorant persons their excuse is remooued. 162. m. 474. m. mans naturall ignoranc… of God. 360
Illumination two-fold. 349▪ m. illumination of the Gospel may be lost. 365. b
Images of God abhominable. …39
Imputed righteousnesse defended against the Papists. 86. e. 87
Itching humors in matters of faith 493. m
Iuda…s…e a false religion. 481. b
Iudgement of others twofold. 440. m. foure kinds of lawfull Iudgement. 407. e. Iudges of others should be vnreprooueable. 424. b. rash Iudgement▪ described. 408. …. the practise of it▪ 409. m. reasons against it. 412▪ m▪ 415. m. 420. b. remedie of rash Iudgement. 425. m. how to Iudge rightly of others. 414. m. 423. b▪ how to Iudge our selues for sin. 427. …. a right Iudge in matters of faith. 471. b. what makes à man iust. 210. b
Iustification consists not in remission of sinnes onelyonly. 294. b
K
KIlling forbidden, and the kinds of it. 97, 98. when it is lawfull to kill. 98. b
Kingdome of God described. 316. m. 394. m. it is two-fold, general and speciall. 267. m. 394. c
Kingdom of heauen. 10. b. it is twofold. 79. m. how Gods kingdome comes. 269. m. proofes of Gods soueraigne kingdom. 316. c. hinderances to Gods kingdom. 270. furtherances. 271. m. 272. b. all are out of Gods kingdome naturally. 396. b. our dutie to get in. ib. m.
Knowledge, triall of our knowledge. 125. b. Gods knowing of some to be his. 525. m. the fruite of this knowledge in them. 529. b
L
LAw in generall described. 68. c the parts of it, Ceremoniall, Iudiciall, Morall. 69. b. the Law is perpetual. 74. m. no creature can dispense with it. 75. m. integritie of the Law. 76. c. how the Law restraines our naturall desires. 484. b. priuiledge of Gods Law aboue mans. 101. b. 144. c. Laws of toleration. 142. b
League betweene people two-folde. 36. m
Lending handled at large. 196, 197, 198. how it becomes a work… of merciemercy. 187. m
Life eternall described. 476. b. a Christian life lead by faith. 477. 478. a patterne of a godly life. 279. m. 324. b. rules for it. 359. b. 405. b. temporall life hath his certaine period. 381. c. miserie of mans life. 406. m. how Christ esteemes a godly life. 534. b
Light twofold. 54. b. all Christians should be lights. 57. m
Logycke approoued. 200. c
Long-suffering. 36. c
Looking to lust, or idle looking. 112 c. how to looke to Gods glorie. 119. c
Losses: a ground of patience in losses. 402. c
LoueLove described. 201. c. examples of louelove in practise. 202. m. a rule of louing our neighbour. 211. m. brotherly louelove wanting. 421. m. how to get louelove. 462. m.
Lust in heart is sinne. 114. c. it is two-fold. 115. m. motiues to subdue it. 116. m
Luthers conuersion. 77. m
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MAgistracie approoued. 109. c. 176. c. Magistrates dutie in keeping the Law. 78. b
Man-slaughter is murther. 98. m
Mariage after diuorce for adulterie. 146. c
Masters of families dutie. 273. c. 465. c
Meditation on Gods creatures. 161. c
Meekenesse described. 15. b. and handled by the fruits & ground thereof. ib. & 16. b. motiues to meekenesse. 16. c
MercieMercy described. 24. b. duties of merciemercy. ib. c. a mercifull man described. 25. b. motiues to merciemercy. 25. …. 380. b. rules for the exercise of merciemercy. 26. m
Merit of workes confuted. 28. m. 45. m. 225. b. 286. m. 382. m
Minde: how corrupted by Adams fall. 360. m
Ministers office two-fold. 58. b. 82. m. the end thereof. 67. c. his dutie in preaching. 47. m. 441. c. he must preserue the puritie of the word. 438. c. and the credit of his ministerie. 550. m. the ministers peculiar sinne. 49. c. foure kindes of vnsauourie ministers. 50. b. their dangerous estate. 51. b. whether ministers making apostacie from the truth, may bee receiued into the Ministerie. 52. c. how ministers are lights, & their dutie thereupon. 54. b. their conuersation should bee blamelesse. 56. c. 82. c. a ministers comfort, against his peoples vntowardnes. 83. b. what commends a minister. 507. m. of ministèrs calling. 501. m
Ministerie of the wicked may be vsed. 505. c. Christs ministerie full of maiestie, and yet planie. 546. m. causes thereof. 549. m
A Miracle described▪ 522. b. God onelyonly works them. ibid. how man workes a miracle. ibid.
Miracles are now ceased. ibid. c. miraculous works no sufficient ground of n…w doctr…e. 499. b. 524. m
Moses writ the first scripture. 464. c
Morall law described in 3. points. 69. m. how it differs from the Gospel. 69. c. Popish errour in confounding them. 70. b. wherein they consent. 73. b
Murther in three degrees. 91. b
N
NAme, how to get a good name 416. c
Naturall corruption makes vsus vnsauourie. 48. c
Neighbour taken two waies. 200. b
Noah his Arke: of the quantitie of it. 129. b
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OAth: two things in an oath. 154. c. the straite bond of an oath. 153. b. a constrained oath binds. ib. m. an oath gotten by errour binds. ibid. m. and indamaging our estate. ib. c. the popes dispensation frō a binding oath. ibid. c. the Pharisies doctrine of oathes. 154. b. indirect oathes, or sivearing by the creatures, forbidden. 159. b. 169. m. minsed oathes forbidden. 156. b
Obedience two-fold. 276. c. branches of new obediēce. 517. fruits of it. 539. b. motiues to it. ib▪ m. hinderances to obedience▪ 277. m. furtherances. ibid. c. & 278. m. resemblance of our obedience to the angels. 280. c
Occasions of sinnes o… offences described. 1…0. c. kinds of offences. ib. Offences giuen sixe w…s. 121. b. the way to auoide them. 12…. c. of offences taken. 127▪ foure heades of offences taken. ib. &c. the remedies. ib.
Offences should be auoided. 120. m
Oppressors: a terrour vntounto them. 418. m
Original sinne, the greatnesse of it. 509. b
Owne: wee may not doe with our owne what we will. 187. b
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PArdon of sinne, how God grants it. 293. b. a true signe thereof. 300. c. it must be beleeued particularly. 321. b
Parents dutie to their children. 456. b. their prerogatiue for apprehending Gods merciemercy. 455. c
Pastor: how eueryevery Christian is a pastor. 431. c
Patience in affliction taught. 76. c 280. b. 487. c
Peace in generall described. 34. c. kinds of peace. ib. how to get and keepe true peace. 36. c. 302. b. how to esteeme it. 183. c
Peace-makers, who. 34. c. to Godward. 37. m
Peace-breakers, who, and their estate. 38. m
People ought to be able to iudge of teachers. 505. m. their dutie to their ministers. 58. m. when a people cease to bee Gods people. 167. m
Perfection, legall, and Euangelicall. 213. c. 214.
Perfection in parts, and in degrees. 214. c. how Gods childe is perfect. 215. b
Periurie described. 149. c. 150. the grieuousnesse of this sinne. 152. m. three kinds of periurie. ib. m. whether sworne members of societies bee periured in breaking their statutes. 151. m. whether he may be put to sweare, that is thought will periure himselfe. 152. m
Persecution, and the kinds of it. 40, 41. of flight in persecution. 446. b
Pharisies described. 84. c
Pilgrimage going confuted. 258. m
Place: difference of place for religious vse abolished. 239. c
Pompe: worldly pompe is vanitie. 386. m
Poore: what poore are blessed. 8. consolation to the poore. 11. c. duties of the poore in regard of their pouertie. 199. b. how the poore may hauehave sufficient. 400. b the degrees of pouertie. 190. b. popish voluntarie pouertie confuted. 9. c. 195. c
Poperie a false religion. 481. b. corrupted. 504. m. no reconciliation with poperie. 35. m. delight in popish writers dangerous. 495. c. popes Bulls bee Satans instruments. 44. m
Praier: the necessitie of it. 231. obiections against it answered. 23… parts of prayer. 230. b. the right manner of praying. 236. m. 254. b. of reuerence in praier. 258. c. 234. m. foure conditions in acceptable praier. 446. c. of a set forme of prayer. 249. c. of publike praier. 253. m. why we pray notwithstanding God knows our wants. 247. m. why God delaies to graunt our praiers. ibid. why God neuer graunts some men their requests. ibid. c. of applying Gods promise in prayer. 256. m. 451. m. a double proppe to our hearts in prayer. 259. c. of praying standing. 230. c. how Papists faile in prayer. 238. c. prayer to Saints vnlawfull. 240. c. prayer cannot merit. 241. m. sundrie abuses in prayer. 242. m. we must pray for others. 256. c. in louelove. 257. m. in zeale. 448. b. constantly. 449. c. Lords praier how farre forth prescribed. 249. m. the excellencie of it. 251. c. how it is made a patterne to our praiers. 32…. b
Praise: how to praise God. 319. m. the author and ground of true praise. 228. c
Preaching in a right manner. 48. c 54. …. 436. c. 472. c. 550. c. carnall preaching. 27. m. Preachers may be condemned. 52…. c
Pride of minde and heart. 218. c. 426. m. the practise of pride. 219. m. why pride must be auoided, and how. 219. m. pride in apparell checked. 386. b
Professors of religion that shall be saued. 515. b. professors that shal not be saued. 512. c. the true wisdome of professors. 537. m. the folly of some professors. 541
Prophet: how God calleth Prophets and teachers. 501. m. notes of a true Prophet. ib. b. 502. c. what makes a false prophet. 491. c. societie with false prophets must be auoided. 495. m. why god suffereth false prophets. 497. b. dā ger of false prophets. ib. m. the…r pretences. 497. c. fruits & notes of false prophets. 520. m. 503. punishment of false prophets. 510. m. 79. m. of discouering a false prophet. 500. m. what it is to prophesie. 521. m
Prosperity a fruit of Gods kingdom. 274. m
Prouidence of God rightly conceiued of. 164. m. 165. m. particular prouidence prooued. 169. b. 379. m. preseruing prouidence. 207. b. how to rest on Gods prouidence. 379. m. a rule for prouision of worldly things. 344. m. mans spirituall prouidence. 358
Publicans described. 201. b
Purgatory confuted. 105. b. 476. m
Pure in heart. 30. how it is gotten. 31.
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QVarelling a note of a badde man. 91. m
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RAca. 91. m
Raine a common blessing of God. 208. m. …nseasonable raine is Gods punishment. 209. c. of astrologicall predictions of raine. ibid. m. sorcerers cannot cause raine. 209. m
Reconciliation to God. 108. c. of brotherly Reconciliation. 110. m. 301. b
Reregeneration, signes of it. 402. m
Religion: how to know true religion. 430. e. and a truth in religion. 494. m. it must not be tempered to mens humors. 175. b. naturall mens behauiour in religion. 334. b. 337. b
Remission of sinne goeth with repentance. 299. m
Repentance: the grounds of it. 516. e. the nature of it. ibid. the practise of it. 300. m. motiues thereto. 76. b. 534. m
Repetition in Scriptures implie importance. 118. e
Reprobation how we maintaine it. 133. m. God is not cruell to his creatures therein. 526. m. Reproba…es neuer hauehave true faith. 530. e
Reproofe: of the manner of reproouing. 429. b
Restorers of true religion ought to be reuerenced. 4…4. b. of their calling to preach the truth. 501
Restraint of our nature by Gods word. 484 &c.
Reuenge twofold. 176. m. desire of reuenge must be auoided. 301. b priuate reuenge vnlawfull. 176. e▪ reasons against it. 177. e. kinds of priuate reuenge. ib. b. lawfull reuenge handled. 179. m. when reuenge may be sought by the magistrate. 180. m
Reuiling forbidden. 95. e. it is a kind of pe…sequution. 43. e
Reward, whether it implie merit. 45. m. 221. m
Riches a great lord. 368. e. when rich men forsake God. 370. b. how the rich may continue their wealth. 400. e
Right to earthly things two-fold. 18. m
Righteousnes true, and sauing. 86. m. mans naturall conceit thereof. 85. m gods righteousnes notes Christs obedience. 395. b. how it is made ours. ib. …
Rome no true part of Chr. Church. 81. m. 168. m. separation from Rome no scisme. 496. m
Rules of expounding the law. 93. …. 110. e
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SAbbath: of the change of it. 74. e. how trades men may sel thereon. 193. e
Sacrifice: what the giuing thereof signified. 103. e
Sadduces. 84. e
Salt: three properties therof resembling the ministerie. 47. m
Salutation must be friendly. 212. m
Sanctification of the creature. 291. b. sanctification goeth with iustification. 87. e. a comfort against doubting thereof. …1. m
Sathans policies against Gods children. 310. m. his malice against the Church. 492. m. he is limited in tempting. 308. m. how to resist him. 312. e
Schooles of the Prophets approoued. 5. & 200
Scismatikes differ from false Prophets. 492
Scripture excelleth all other books. 11. b. the certentie of Scripture handled. 466, 467, 468. authoritie of Scripture handled. 469. how it giues iudgement. ibid. & 470. how some take offence at Scripture. 127. m. popish distinction of Scripture into inward and outward. 469. m
Scribes what they were. 84. m.
Sects among the Iewes. 84. e
Securitie in sinne. 295. m. 423. m. carnal securitie cōdemned. 488. e. their excuses remooued. 489
Selling how made a worke of merciemercy. 187. m
See: God the secret seer. 228. b
Senses: what senses must be the instruments of merciemercy. 16. m. how to ground our senses. 119. b
Separation from our Church vnlawfull. 552. b
Seruice: preparation to Gods seruice. 104. m. what it is to serue God. 367. m. the error of the ignorant herein. 368. m
Silence in hearing Gods word. 548
Sinnes differ in degree. 422. m. sinne goeth not alone. 224. b. it raigneth not in Gods child▪ 371. m. maine sinnes in all men naturally▪ 425. e. most secret sins knowne to Christ. 533. e. purpose of sinning must be auoided. 534. e. how to perceiue the grieuousnes of our sinnes. 426. e. how to reforme our sinne in our selues. 425. m
Slacknes in the better sort reprooued. 490. e
Speaking of others, how to behaue our selues. 403. m
Spirits: whether we may goe into places haunted by euill spirits. 315. e
Stewes falsly grounded on lawes of toleration. 142. m
Students in diuinitie, their dutie. 537. b. studie of Scripture should be diligent. 77. b
Successe: how to leaue it to Gods blessing. 375. m
Suffer: how they that suffer deseruedly may be blessed. 43. b. suffering wrong: examples. 180. e. 182. e. it is the state of a Christian to suffer. 185. b
Suits in law, how lawful. 36. b. common suits in law vnlawful. 108. m. 183. m
Sunne: the benefit of it. 208. b
Superiours their dutie. 537. b. a note of euill superiours. 184. e
Suspition: of suspecting euill of others. 414. b
Swearing how farre forth forbidden, diuers opinions. 155. b. ordinarie swearing forbidden. ib. e & 171. m. pretences for swearing answered. 156. m. times & cases wherein an oath is lawfull. 157. m. the right maner of lawfull swearing. 158. m. swearing by faith, troath, &c. vnlawfull. 161. m
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TEacher: properties of a badde teacher. 175. e. 200. b
Temporall blessings: how they must be sought. 399. m. how rightly vsed. 292. their dependance on Gods kingdome. 400. e
Temptation: kinds thereof. 303. m. degrees therein. 304. b. it is the state of Gods children. 302. m. whether eueryevery temptation come from Satan. 171. e. how God leades into temptation. 305. m. helps against temptation. 306. e
Testament: how to know the bookes of the old testament. 72. e. 463. in. new testament is diuine scripture. 464. e
Thankesgiuing should be frequent with Gods children. 266. m. 319
Toleration of false religion vnlawfull. 469. b
Tongue: abuses thereof. 95. m
Traditions vnwritten. 473. m
Treasure heauenly: what it is. 347. 348. how we lay it vp. 347. m. 349
Trees: how some become euill. 508
Trust in God: a notable ground thereof. 318. e
Turcisme a false religion. 481. b
Tyrant: priuate men may not kill a tyrant. 182. m
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VAnitie of the creatures. 346
Ueniall sinnes what they are with Papists. 93. b. how the fathers called some sinnes veniall. 42…
Uniuersall grace confuted. 244. m. 246. m. 392. m. 459. e. 482. e
Vnmerciful men: their number and miserie. 25▪ m
Unregenerate: their estate. 508. e
U…w of Baptisme▪ the breaking of it is a great sinne. 151. e
V…ri… condemned. 198. b
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Warre: whether lawfull to Christians. 35. e
Watchfulnes against sinne. 303. b
Way of life. 477. b. how to walke in it. 483. m. way to destruction with the paths thereof. 480. e
Wealth: erronious seeking of it. 18. m. 401. b. three things alowed about wealth. 343. b. of lawfull seeking & treasuring vp wealth. 243. m. 344
Wicked are vsurper… of temporall blessings. 401. m. charitie in iudging of them. 168. m
Will: Gods will absolute, and reuealed, handled. 275. b. speciall brā ches of Gods reuealed will. 276. m. wherein the doing of Gods will standeth. 515. m. how to become chearefull doers thereof. 518. b
Wisdome: true heauenly wisdome. 356. e. 358. b. how it is gotten. ibid. e. the actions of it. 357. b. how to season naturall wisdome. 359. m. the common errour in iudging men wise. 541. e
Witches: rash iudgement concerning witches. 411. m
Word of God: how God is sanctified in it. 262. b. how to vnderstand it. 430. b. Gods word an holy thing. 435. m. how we should esteeme it. 438. b. we must preserue the puritie of it. 500. b
Workes: a good worke described. 58. e. how to doe good workes. 225. m. workes not commanded are no good workes. 59. b. the person that must doe a good worke. 60. m. a double faith required therein. 61. b. the ende and vse of good workes. 61. e. & 65. m. 66. two sorts of good works. 62. e. extent of good works. 63. b. necessitie of good workes. 63. e. how farre necessarie to saluation. 64. b. how farre good▪ 64. m. not perfectly. ibid. e good workes follow iustification. 509. e
Workes of God must be considered. 377. e
Worldlings want faith. 292. m. they are as Pagans. 392. m
Worship: degrees of duties therein. 102. e. directions concerning Gods worship. 338. e. no difference of place for Gods worship. 166. b. 258. m. to worship God in images abominable. 258. m
Wrong doing the propertie of an euill man. 178. e. 183. e. a diswasion from it. 461. m. our dutie when we are wronged. 186. m. 461. e. priuate wrongs must be forgiuen. 326. e
The ende of the first Table.