Exposition of Revelation 1-3, Index
❧ A Table of the speciall points to be obserued in this Exposition: The first number notes the Page: The second the Colume: B… Notes the beginning of the Colume; M: the middle: and E▪ the end.
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ABsolution belonging to the Church. 181.1 m.
Adam and Christ opposed. 97.2. m.
Adulterie spirituall and bodily, … punishments each of other· 94.1, m. and 120.1, c.
Affections of the soule, worke strongly vponupon the body: 63, … c.
Wee ought to bee like aff…cted to Christ. 94.2 b.
Afflictio…: the ordinarie state of beleeuers. 38.1. b they are profitable: 203 …. c. they discouer … state of mens hearts: 192.1. m Christ tempers them according to the disposition of offenders▪ 211.1.
How grieuous afflictions seeme short. ….1. c.
Grounds of true comfort in affect … 48.2. m. 99.1. …. m. …07. 2. m. 11…. …. 15….2. c. 1…5.…. m.
Aged men honoured: 54.2. b. There dutie thereupon, ibid.
Amen: a title giuen to Christ. 197.… ▪ m
Angels: the good angels are … for Gods Church. ….1. b.
Application of the word needfull 96.…. c. The right maner of it …. The true …round thereof. ibid. ….
Approoue▪ We must seeke to approue ourselues to Gods Church. 147.…. m. but chiefly to Christ. 166.1. b.
Ass…erations when to be vsed. 33.2. b.
Assurance of saluation by faith. …8.2. b
Attyre… A rule for it. 53.2 b.
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How to beaut…fie soule & body 208.…. m
Beleeuers be … 25.21 b. when ibid. 2. …. Their dutie in regard …. and 27.… Consolations thence. …8.1. m.
Blessing …, how to bee sought▪ 14.1. c.
Blind spiritually, who▪ 206.1. m.
Booke of life: 17.4.1. m. How a man may be bl…ed out of it. ibid. c.
Buye: To buy of Christ: how, & what, 209.1. m. Fewe bargain… with him. …10.1. b.
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Callings: A man should hauehave a good calli…g for eueryevery action. 6.…. m.
In our particular Callings wee should … Christ. 7.2. m.
Best … hauehave their …. …4.1. b.
… Law of … vnclean. 171.2. m.
Childre… how punished … fathers offences. … m.
Christ is … Godpunc; … 1. m. God of himself. …: 34.2. m. All seeing. 99 …. …33.…. m. …. with the Father: 35.…. … 35.2. m. His power for his Church: …6.1. b. and 133.2. b. and 153.…. c. Ouer his church three-fold. 178.…. c.
Christ true man. 99.…. m. Go… …e a…an. 99.….…. 14….…. m.
Christ… officies … office 2.2. m. & 21.1. m. His kingdome: ….1. c. and 2.6.
Christs propheticall office, in two duties. 17.1. m. and ….….1.….
Christ… priest-hood, and the action… thereof. 20.1. … our high-priest 5….1. m.
He hath … holy Ghost. 1…3.… c.
His … of his church: 2.…. c. & 64.…. b.
Christ the Sonne of the …ather, …nd how? 132.2. m.
… of his Father. 3.…. m.
His holinesse as man. 175. …. 176.1.
His … presence not …o bee regarded. 52.2. m.
He is spirituall foode. 128.2. …. Hidden foode. 130.1. b.
… Catholike, onelyonly one. 12.1. ….
Church Tryumphant. 19….2. m.
Church … the crosse. 37.1. c
Church hath power to appoint …. 13… 1. m.
Seuerall congregation… bee particular Churche…. … b. …1.…. b.
They be Candlestickes. 49.2. Of gold. …1.1. m.
The … truth. ….…. b. 1….2. m.
It hath the spirit of discerning 76.2. c.
It should be purged of euil mē. 74.2. b
It should be seuere against thē. 138.1. c. and 139.1. c.
When a Church becomes no church: 102.2. c. Whence Gods Church is gathered: 112.1. c.: wher our church was before Luther: 113.2. b. Materiall Churches no more holy than other houses. 39.1. c. 196.1. c.
Commandemēts: their vse in the church 89.1. Comedies vnlawfull: …50.2. c.
Communion of Saints: 38.2. m. Communicants vngratefull: 217.2. c.
Confession of Christ. 175.1. c.
Conscience euil: 33.1. m. Good conscience a sure treasurie: 114.1. b.
Consideration of a mans sinnes: 115.2.
Constancie for the truth: 113.2. c.
Signes of it 114.1. m.
Controuersies in Religion: how to know truth therein. 18.1. c.
Conuersing with euill men: 75.1. c. & 2.
Conuerting of soules a great priueledge: 183.2. c. Of the conuersion of a sinner. 186.1. b. 215.2. c. Fruits of true conuersion. 187.1.188.1.
Corrections should be for reformation: 211.1. and 212.
Corruption of nature: helpes against it: 60.1. b. Corruptions in a Church, do not presently make it no church: 165.2. c.
Chiefe Counsellor, Christ. 207.1. c.
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Damnation: how escaped: 110.1. b.
Dauids fall. 85.1. b.
Dead: Christs priueledges among the dead: 20.2. b. and 21.1. b. Death two-fold: 109.2. b. Spirituall death hath 3. degrees. 58.2. c. Comforts against death: 20.2. c. & 56.1. c.
Decay in louelove and grace: 86.1.89.2. c. 90.2. c. 92.1. m.
Degrees in glorie. 149.1. c.
Despaire: helpes against it. 213.2. c.
Diligence in a Minister. 73.1. m.
Disgra…ing of others. 93.2. m.
Distrust in Gods prouidence: 104.1. c.
Doctour of the Church is Christ. 125.2. b. 149.2. m. How to iudge of Doctrine: 117.2. m. The doctrine of Christ must only be receiued: 60.2. c
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Election two-fold: 102.2. b. How a man may fall from Election. ibid. The number of the Elect certen: 174.2. m. Election knowne by sanctification: 175.1. b.
England a true Church: 103.1. b.
Enemies of the Church: God restraines their rage, & turnes it good. 39.2. m.
Estate: ech one should cōsider & know his owne estate: 87.1. m. 96.1. c. 206.1. c
Examinatiō of false teachers 77.1. & 2.
They that …ell in temporall giftes, should bee answerable in spirituall: 7….2. b.
Excommunica…ion: 75.1. b. and 180.2. b.
To expound scripture: Christs royaltie. 4.1. b. A dutie of the Church frō Christ… 69.2 m.
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Fall away: whether a true beleeuer may quite fall away? 82.83.84.85.92.2. b 141.2. m. 186.1. m. 192.2. c. & 168.1. b.
Faith put for the doctri…e of the Gospel. 114.1. c. For fidelitie: 198.1. b. Faith d…stinguished: 84.2. b. Faithfull to God: 107.2. c. & 108.
Families irreligious; Sathans thrones: 111.2. m. and holdes: 115.1. b.
Fauour of God, the ground of all blessings. 14.1. b.
Feare three-fold. 104.1. b. Groundes of Gods feare: 21.2. m. 68.1. m. 11.1 1. b. Signes of it. 21.2. c. Remedie against feare. 64.2. m.
Fellowship with Christ: 166.2.217.1. m
Fidelitie to God: 135.2. c. Rare: 136.1. b
Fight against sinne: 109.2. c. 193.2. c.
Flight in presecution: 115.1. m.
To fore-tell: a propertie of God alone: 105.2. b. 191.2. m.
Forgiue sinnes: 67.2. c.
Fornication: 121, 122, 145.2. c.
Free-will by nature, conf…ted: 143.2. m. 144.1. c. 186, 1. b. 199.2. b. Free wil by grace. 216.1. c. Of flexible free-will. 216.1. c.
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God ▪ put for excellencie, or greatnesse: 98.1. c. Gods nature described: 15.1. m. When God imports the first person: 3.1. b.
Godly dwell with the wicked: 113.1.
Gospell preached hath deuine power: 112.2. c. It is most hated▪ 41.1. b. The summe of the Gospell: 41.1. b. Remoued for decay in grace… …1.2. c
Grace distinguishe… 82.2. m. 13.1. c. Difference betweene the grace of Adam, and of beleeuers: 84.2. e Grace well vsed doth increase▪ 189.1. m. Grace like purified Gold: 208.1. b. By a small measure of grace, a man may please God. 185.1. b.
Great townes, most assaulted by Sathan: 112.1. b.
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Hatred: How to temperate: 94.1. b.
Head coue…ed, noted subiectiō: 70.1. b.
Hearing Gods word. 169, 2. c. 127, 1. m.
The art of hearing: 10.1. & 2. Christs hearing: 95, 2. c. Preparation to hearing: 46.2. b Attention: 46.2. c. Reuerence, 133.1. b. …26.2. m. Hearers distinguished. 95.1. b.
Hell place, and torments: 67.2. ….
Heretiques, pretend the spirit: 140.1. c. They may bee in the best churches▪ 78.1. c. how they must be withstood: 78.2. m. 79.1. m.
Holy Ghost is God: 16.1. …. Person subsisting. 16.1. b. Called seuen spirits: 15.2. c. speakes in scripture. 96.2. m.
Holines grounded on Christ: 176.2. b.
Hold fast pure doctrine: 151.2. m.
Meanes to humble a man… 62.2. m.
Hunger after Christ: 129.1. m.
Hyphocrisie in religiō auoyded: 148.1. c. two degrees of it. 166.1. c.
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Idolatrie of Papists: 122.1. b. Idolothits 122.2. m. Hate honour giuen to Idoles. 121.…. c.
Iesabels properties: 139.2. m.
Ignorance the ground of prid: 203.2. b
The fearefull state of the ignorant. 59.2 b. 155.2. b. Their dutie: 50.2. c.
Images of Christ & of the trinity: 35.1. b
Impenitencie, 144.1. the danger therof: ibid. 125, 1. c. 170.1. c. 58.2. c. 59.2. m.
Imprecations. 94.1. b.
Increase in godlines: 137.1. c. 167.1. c.
Ioy chiefly in Christ. 67.2. m.
Iudgement day ce…ten: 30.2. b. 33.2. m The …anner of it. 31.1.32.…. The vses of it: 30.1. b 31.1. c. 192.2. b: 33.2. c. Iudgements particular to the impenitent. 124.1. b.
Iudging …ashly of othe…s. 131.2. c.
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Key of Dauid. 177.1. c. Of hell & death: 67.2. Giuing of a key notes in… sting into an office: 177.2. b. Power of the keyes handled. 179.…. m. 180. 1. Abuses of that power 181.1. c.
Kings soueraigne gouer…ours next Christ: 22.2. b. Their dutie for Religion. 22.1. m. &c. Christs kingdome spirituall. 126.2. c.
Knocke. How Christ▪ knockes at our harts. 215.1. c.
Knowledge without grace puffes vp: 203.1. m. knowledge, for approbation 99.2. c. Knowledge of a mans owne saluation: 130.2. b.
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Law must be preached: yet with the Gospell. 86.2. b. Whether any man fulfill the Law. 103.2. m.
Laye-people ought not to be debarred from the Scripture: 4.2 b. & 9.1. m.
Lights. Each Christian a light: 49.2. m. reasons thereof. 50.1.2.
Logicke Art lawfull: 69.1. m.
Loose Liuers admonished. 133.2. m.
They want remission of sins. 164.1. b.
LoueLove: Christs louelove, with the degre… thereof: 22.2. c. & 199.1. c & 210. 2. m. Gods speciall louelove, the ground of mans redemption. 23.1. m. First louelove lost among vsus: 81.1. m. Signes thereof & danger. ib. 2. We must labour to increase in …oue. 81.1. c. me…nes. 86.1. c. LoueLove to men handled. 134.1. b. What it is: the propertie and practise of it. ib. 2.
Luke…warme persons: who? 200.1. m. … kinds of Luke-warme Christians. ibid. c. & 2. Signes of Luke-warmnesse, three: 201.1. m. … of Luke-warme Christians: ibid. 2. ….
Life. kinds thereof: 65.1. m. Howe Christ liueth 65.1. m. c. & 66.1. m. and why? 66.2. b. Life eternall here …: 67.2. m. 196.1. m. Wherein … 98.1. b. See it largely desc…bed, and the reasons thereof: 195. 1. c. Libertie hereto the preuiledge of God… Church. 184.1. c. Lifetime on earth a space of repentance. 142.1. m. why God giues it. 143.2. c.
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Madnesse of me… shewed: 110.1. m. & 129.2. m.
Magistrates may giuegive out seuere speeches against offenders. 77.2. m.
Mannah. what it is, and what it did …epresent. 128.2. m.
Martyrs. Whether they can merit? 108.2. b.
Means needfull to perseuerance. 85.2. m
Mediatio…: Christ a Mediator, euer ready. 53.2. m. 169.1. b.
Mēbers of Christ distinguished. 85.1. c.
Ministery, a painfull worke. 73.1. c.
The end thereof to the wicked. 125.2 c
Ministery of the Church, wholy gouerned by Christ. 57.2. c. the vses thereof. 58.1. It brings heauen among …en. 197.1. b.
Ministers belong to Chr…st: 164.1. m.
Ministers should be faithfull w…tnesses. 19.1. m. and shew it foure wa…es. 19.1. & 2 5….1. c. Ministers should forecast for troubles. 4.2. c. How to oppose the…selues against Heretiques. 79.1. m. & 2 Ministers called Starres, and why? 57.2. m. Angels or messengers. 70.1. b m. Christs mouth to his people. 126.2. b. Ministers bring much good, or much hurt to the people. 71.1. c. Ministers loose their gifts through decay in LoueLove. 91.2. b They ought to hauehave good warrant for eueryevery doctrine they teach▪ 98.2. c & 126.2. b. Wherein their wisedom and fidelitie consists. 125.2. b. Ministers of meane gifts doe often much profit the Church. 18….1. b.
Miserie of man d…scribed. 204. by the fountaine of it, originall sinne. 20….1. m. and vnderunder the forme of punishment. ib. c.
Munkish life disalowed. 4.1. m
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Na…mans fact. 121.1. b.
N…bals to Christ many. …16.2. c.
The name of one person collectiuely betokens a multitude. 71.1. m.
Naturall men, are enemies to the word. 40.2. b.
Nakednesse two-fold. 206.2. m.
Names of Gods childrē known to Christ. 172.1. m.
Ch…ists new Name. 195.1. m. who hauehave it. 197.1. m.
Naza…it: Why i… Christ so called. 178.1. m.
Necessitie two fold: absolute, and in in part. 5.2. m.
The new name giuen by Christ. 131.1. b.
Ni…holai…anes: their sect. 93.2. b. & 120 2. b. and opinions: ibid.
Number of Gods true seruants small. 171.2. c.
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Obedience to Christ, absolute: 21.2 c. and 22.1.
Renewed obedience needfull: 90.1. c.
True obedience, described in foure things. 152.1. c. & 153.1.
Offence. what it is: the kindes of it: &c. 117.1. m.
To cast offences before men, a propertie of false teachers. 117 2. m.
To beware of giuing offences▪ 119.1. c and of taking them beeing giuen. ibid 2. m.
Old sinners dutie. 86.2. c.
How to open the doore of our hearts to Christ. 216.2. c. & 217.1.
Op…nions: diue…sitie of opinion… i… Religion▪ ought not to make men negligent: 48.1. b.
Ouercome spirituall enemies: how? 97.1. m. each one should indeuour thereto. ibid. …. b.
Many excellent Motiues: 194.1. b.
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Pa…adise of God desc…ibed: 98.1. m. our dutie in respect of it: 98: 2. b.
Patien…e, the Christian mans a … our: 40.1. b. & 78.2. c. Needfull to Ministers 73.2. m. c. To each Christian: 73.1. m.
Grounds of Patience: Gods speedy deli…erance; 6.2. b.
Gods decree for the end of thē. 107.2. b
Patience needfull in eueryevery good work: 136.1. c.
Gods patience towards greeuous sinners: 124.2. c. & 143.1. b.
In waiting for their conuersiō. 214.2. c
Peoples dutie against Heretikes: 79 2. c
Peace: Christian peace in 6. branches. 13.2. b.
Persecutors of Gods Church inspired, & guided by Sathan: 105.2. c. 114.2. c.
Perseuerāce in grace, excellent. 30.2. m.
Pilgrimage vaine. 39.1. m.
P…llars. The vse of erecting pillars, and Christ… allusion thereto. 194.1.2.
To pittie the afflicted. 37.…. c.
Place: no difference thereof in the new Testament in respect of holines. 39.… b
Poore men should seeke for spirituall riches: 101.1. m. who are poore spiritually? 205.2. m. & 206.1. b.
Pouertie may accompanie true pietie. 100.2. b.
Popish writers too much affected. 4….2. b. they be Iezabels. 141.1. b.
Pope… Supremacie in the Church confuted. 5281. b. & 155.1. b. Title of Holinesse blasphemous. 176.2. c.
Popish Church no Church. 102.2. c. and 103.1. m. popish schooles satans thrones: 111.2. m
Poperie ouerthrowes Christs kingdome, and lawes. 117.2. c. & 118.
Preparation of our selues for the Lord needfull. 54.1. b
Prayer to Angels vnlawfull. 7.1. m.
Power from Christ giuen them that ouercome. 154.1. m.
Priests: Beleuers be Priests: and how? 25.2. b. 26.1. b.
Their dutie in respect thereof: 18.2. b.
Christs presence should be engrauen in our heartes: 72.1. b. vse of. ibid. m. & 105.1. & 111.1. b.
Gods prescience is not the cause of things. 191.2. m.
P…ate persons, how they must conuey their knowledge to others. 80 1. m.
Promises of deliuerance, are rather from the hurt of affliction, than from …ffliction it selfe. 190, 2. c.
Prophet. Marke of a true Prophet .8.1. c. and of a fa…se. 140.1. m.
Pro…e…ion in common iudgements, to them that maintaine puritie in life, and doctrine 151.1. c.
Pride was not the first sinne 203.2. m.
Pride spirituall common. 202.2. m.
Prouidence. Gods prouidence the first cause of all. 106.1. c. The power therof, seen in the instruments which he …seth. ibid. 2.
Punish…ents proportionable vntounto sin, euen in the things men abuse. 145 1. m. and for measure: 148.2 m.
Punishmēts of sin set out. …04.1. c & 2.
Pu…itie of religion ought constantly to be maintained. 152.2. c.
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Rag…ng persons against the word, are to be pitied: 59.1. c.
Reading the word, Gods ordinance. 481 2. m.
Its inioyned both publikely & priuatly
Direction in reading the word for application. 140.1. m.
Regeneration, and remission of sinnes, go togither: 131.1. c.
Regeneratiō foūded on Christ. 198.2. c
Religion: of the three great religions, Iewes, Turkes a…d Papists. 152.1. b.
How to know the true religiō. 18.1 m.
OnelyOnly in true religion may a man bee saued. 112.2 m. Not to forsake it for contentions. 78.2. b. & 94.1. c.
Defence of our religiō. 118: 2. c & 119 1
Remedie in Relaps. 86.2. c.
Remembrance of Gods word, an excellent thing. 169.1 c.
How to remember Gods word, reade, or heard: 10.1. b 169.2. m.
Repetit…on of the same doctrine, lawfull. 109.1. b.
Repentance handled in 5. things. 87.2 m. 88.89.
Repentance described. 122.2. m.
Why so often vrged? ibid c.
It must be renewed dayly. 122.1. b. 170 1. m. The practise of it. 143.1. c. & 146.1. c▪
It must not be deferred: 141.2 b.
It preuents temporall punishments: 1…6.1. c.
It must bee for want of good duties: 213.2. b.
Reproches follow pietie. 101.2. m.
From whom they come: ibid. c.
Not to be maruailed at. 132.1 m.
The spirit of God is reproched. 140.2. b
Resurrection: grounded on Christ. 67.1. m.
Reuelation described: 2.1. b.
How many wayes shewed from God: ibid. in. How diuine, and diabolicall Reuelations differ. ib. 2. b. & 36.2. b.
Reuerence: all true reuerence proceeds from Gods fauour. 188.2. b.
Reuerent behauiour in holy assemblies: 63.2. m.
Rewards of God: 108.2. b.
Riches spirituall, stand in tw… things: 101.1. b 205.2. m. how to become rich in God. 208.1. c.
Righteousnesse distinguished. 84.1. m.
Rome, not the mothe… Church. 12.2. …. It is dead. 164.2. c.
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Saboth day, the Lords day, 42.2. c. and 43.1. why so called? ib. & whether it may be changed. 44.1. m.
Sabboth-breakers reprooued. 14.2. m. and 45.1.
Men debarred from publike assemblies, should keep the saboth. 45.2. m
Sacraments: not to bee administred to all. 74.2. c.
Saints may be honored: how? 114.2. m.
Saints i… hea…en: No patrones ouer kingdomes. 155.1. m. Nor to bee …aved vntounto. ibid.
Sanctification in part in this life. 63.2. c
Sathans policie for his kingdome in re…iuing ancient vices and Heresies. 139.2. c.
Scripture: Christs royaltie. 3.2. m.
Excellency of scripture. 4.1 m. & 8.2. m
End of all Scripture. 8.2. c.
How to know the Scriptures to be the word of God. 17.2. c. God certifies it. 47.2. c.
Search by Christ in the church. 168.1. c
Securitie two-fold. 85.2. c
Securitie carnall abounds 57.1. c.
Separation from the Church vnlawfull: 75.2. b.
Seruants of Christ honoured highly: 4.2. m. & 7.2. b. & 154.2. b.
How men become his seruants. 141.1. c
We must do seruice each to other, and how? 135.1. m. Motiues to it. ibid.
Sicknes comes frō Gods hand. 145.2. b.
Si…nes: are filthy spottes. 23.2. m they make vsus flie Gods presence. 62.2. b
Our behauior in respect of thē. 17….1. c
Remedies and helpes against sin. 62.1. b & 72.2. m. & 1…3.1. c. & 169.2. m.
Motiues to auoyd sinne. 154.2. m. and 182.2. c. & 214.1. c. 55.2. b.
Grieuous sinners not debarred from heauen, if they repent. 122.1. c. 143. 1. b. 106.2. b.
Slumber spirituall common. 104.2. m.
Sound grace should each one labour for. 106.2. c.
How to speake in our owne behalfe: 12.1. m.
Spirit promised to the Apostles peculiarly. 69.1 b
Starre. Christ is the bright morning starre. 155.1. c. Why so called? ib. 2.
State of men at the day of iudgement, in respect of bodily defects. 31.2. c.
Suspition of our selues for vnknowne sinnes needfull. 149.2. b.
Christ is the Sunne to his Chu…ch. 60.2. c. & 61.
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Temple: None but Church triumph, and militant. 196.1. c.
Temptations on the right hand most dangerou…. 120.1 b.
Ten d…yes. 107.1. m.
Thankefulnes to God, Motiues thereto: 29.1. c. Forme thereof. 29.2. b.
Threatnings are conditionall. 91.2. c. & 146.1. b.
They ought seriously to bee considered. 144.2. c.
Throne: Sathans throne, what it is 111.1. c. his policie in seating it. ibid.
In how many places it is ibid.
Thrones of Iustice needefull eueryevery where. 121.2. c.
Transubstantiation confuted. 30.2. c.
That defence needlesse. 52.2. c.
Trauels: A Caueat to such as trauell voluntarie into popish countries. 122.1. m
Trance described. 41.2. m.
The end of Traun…. 42.1. b.
Trial. Christ appoints s…t times of tryall for his Church .189.2. c. the vses thereof. ibid.
Tribulation & grace, accompany each other. 100.1. m.
Tree of life: 97.2. c. a figure of Christ. ibid. What it is to …a…e of that tree. 98.1. b.
What truth is. 198.1.
Christ is truth 3. wayes: 176.2. c.
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Visibilitie, no true note of the Church. 132.1. m.
Vnbeleife, a most horrible sinne. 19.…. c. that makes a people no Church. 103.1. m.
Vnfaithfull to God: 3. sorres 108.1. c.
Vniuersall grace confuted. 5.1. b & 95. .m. 97.1: c. 88.2. m.
Voice of Christ most powerfull. 57.1. m.
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VValke with God: how? 52.1. m.
Washing from sin bee Christs blood, what▪ and how? 24.1. &. 2.
Watchfulnesse of a Christian. 166.1. c.
Motiues thereto: 167.1. m.
White stone giuen: notes absolution. 130.2. b.
White raiment, what it signifies. 173.1. b. & 2. c.
Weapons of Christians afflicted. 106.1. m.
Wicked men, the holde… of Sathan: 115.1. b.
Their properties. 102.1. b. & 150.1. c.
VVill, Gods will distinguished. 93.1. b.
Wizards seats satans thrones· 111.2. m.
Women, then ciuill regiment approoued. 139.1. b.
For them to preach is vnlawfull. 138.2. b. or to administer the Sacraments. ibid. c.
They may instruct priuately. 139.1. b.
VVord of God, the excellencie thereof. 9.2. b.
The operation of it in the wicked .58.2. m. in the Elect. 59 2. c. 110.2. m.
VVorkes: all Gods workes perfect. 56.2
They ought to be reuerenced. 57.1. b.
Works cannot iustifie: 63.1. b. 148.2. c. nor merrit: 173.2. b.
Foure things needfull in eueryevery good worke. 136.2. c.
Workes perfect two wayes. 168.2. m.
How wee may doe good workes respecting reward. 174.1. b.
How they are necessarie to saluation: 149.1. m.
Good workes and pouertie▪ may stand togither. 100.2. c.
How God approues imperfect workes. 72.2. c.
Good workes reach to the duties of a mans particular calling: 137.1. c.
Three properties required in Gods worship. 187.1. c.
Worshippe of God in an vnknowne tongue not warrantable. 34.2. b.
No commandement of man must bee receiued in the matter of Gods worship. 99.1. b.
True worship of God, prooues sound conuersion: 187.1. b.
Worthinesse, twofold. 173.2. b.
Wretched. 205.1. b.
Z
Zeale described. 212.1. m.
Kindes thereof. ibid. 2. m.
Fruits of zeale. ibid. ….
Zeale for the truth… 116.1. m.
Which wanting among vsus. 116.1. ….
FINIS.
End of the text · William Perkins, Exposition of Revelation 1-3 (1606)