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Life Eternal · John Preston

Life Eternal, Index

THE TABLE.

A.

Absolute.

THe perfection of God absolute. Part. 1, Pag. 121

Adorne.

The spirit of man how it should be adorned. Part. 2, Pag. 15

Adorning of the spirit commends us to God. Part. 2, Pag. 18

Adversaries.

The truth of the Scriptures proved by the testimony of the adversaries. Part. 1, Pag. 53

Advantage.

Hee that puts himselfe from Gods worke for his owne advantage, makes himselfe his end. Part. 1, Pag. 149

Affections.

Affections inordinately set on a thing, make it a god. Part. 1, Pag. 90

Affections sinfull must be purged out. Part. 2, Pag. 62

Affections to the creatures, what raiseth them. Part. 2, Pag. 204

Affections strong breed strong afflictions. Ibid.

Agreement.

Agreement of the prophecies in Scripture. Part. 1, Pag. 52

Alcoran.

Alcoran of Mahomet barbarous. Part. 1, Pag. 84

Almighty.

God is almighty. Part. 2, Pag. 128

That God is almighty, 70 times repeated in Scripture. Part. 2, Pag. 177

VVee should rejoyce that our God is almighty. Part. 2, Pag. 186

Alone.

To beleeve that God is God alone. Part. 1, Pag. 85

To behold God alone in serving him. Part. 2, Pag. 36

VVhy men are not content with God alone. Part. 2, Pag. 187

Angels.

Angels used in guiding the course of things. Part. 1, Pag. 35

Antiquity.

Antiquity of Scripture proves them true. Part. 1, Pag. 57

Apprehension.

Apprehension of things makes them heavy or easy. Part. 2, Pag. 30

Arts.

Arts why invented. Part. 1, Pag. 3

Assent.

Assent double. Part. 1, Pag. 46

Assent bred differently in the Saints and others. Part. 1, Pag. 62

Atheisme.

Atheisme of two kindes. Part. 1, Pag. 24

Atheisme, the effects of it. Part. 1, Pag. 25

Iunius converted from atheisme Part. 1, Pag. 56

Attributes.

Attributes of God of two sorts Part. 1, Pag. 119

B.

Beast, see Man.

Before.

God before all things. Part. 1, Pag. 120

If God had any cause, somewhat was before him. Part. 1, Pag. 140

Being.

Being properly onelyonly in God. Part. 1, Pag. 97

Being of God explained in five things. Ibid.

Being given to all things by God. Part. 1, Pag. 99

VVee should give God the praise of his being. 1.112

All things but God are capable of not being. 1.142

VVhat being hee must have that is eternall. Part. 1, Pag. 157

God the first being. Part. 2, Pag. 50

God not capable of any new being. Part. 2, Pag. 73

Beginning.

He that is eternal must be without beginning. Part. 1, Pag. 157

Body.

Body must bee kept downe. Part. 2, Pag. 23

Body, gestures of it used in Gods worship. Part. 2, Pag. 38

Busie.

VVhy men are so busie in worldly things. Part. 2, Pag. 132

C.

Cast off.

VVe should take heed God cast us not off. Part. 2, Pag. 80

The time of Gods casting off unknowne. Part. 2, Pag. 83

Cause.

The creatures should be without cause, if they were not made. Part. 1, Pag. 8

God the first cause. Part. 1, Pag. 39

God without all cause. Part. 1, Pag. 140

God a voluntary cause. Part. 2, Pag. 181

Change.

Change in the creature whence it is. Part. 2, Pag. 75

Change in us a token of good. Part. 2, Pag. 94

VVhen we thinke our condition cannot change, we doubt of Gods power. Part. 2, Pag. 195

See Imperfect.

Chronology.

Chronology of Scripture exact. Part. 1, Pag. 55

Church.

Churches testimony proves the truth of Scripture. Part. 1, Pag. 58

Scriptures of greater authority than the Church. Part. 1, Pag. 59

God will shew himselfe God in raising the Churches. Part. 1, Pag. 87

Not to faint in the misery of the Churches. Part. 1, Pag. 109

Christ.

Christ his humanity alone not to be worshipped. Part. 2, Pag. 45

See Mahomet.

Cleaue.

What makes us cleave to a thing. Part. 1, Pag. 86

Conceive.

God is beyond all that we can conceive. Part. 2, Pag. 129

Complaint.

Complaint and griefe whence it ariseth. Part. 1, Pag. 104

Command.

The creature at Gods command. Part. 1, Pag. 138

Confusion.

Confusion, when the body rules the spirit. Part. 2, Pag. 21

Comfort, see God, see Heaven.

Composition.

God without composition. Part. 2, Pag. 49

Counsell, see Eternity.

Covenant.

How to know we are in covenant with God. Part. 2, Pag. 85

Covenant twofold. Part. 2, Pag. 86

Covenant not frustrate by our sinnes. Part. 2, Pag. 87

Constancy.

To judge of our spirits by constancy in well-doing. 2; 111

Constancy in ill nothing worse. Part. 2, Pag. 113

Constancy, to beg it of God. Ibid.

Constancy, two meanes to get it. Part. 2, Pag. 115

Company.

Company, why it is desired. Part. 2, Pag. 166

Companions that a man may alway have Part. 2, Pag. 167

Company, the more griefe in want of it, the lesse wisedome. Ibid.

Contradiction, see Infinite.

Content.

To be content with GOD, though with crosses, Part. 1, Pag. 130

To be content with a simple condition. Part. 2, Pag. 54

Content bred by godlinesse: Part. 2, Pag. 58

Creature.

Creatures, to learne the vanity of them. Part. 1, Pag. 116

Creatures of themselves can doe nothing for us. Part. 1, Pag. 137

Creatures, difference betweene God and them. Part. 1, Pag. 146

Creatures, not to goe to them but God. Part. 2, Pag. 67

Creatures, difference betweene God and them in respect of his unchangeablenes: Part. 2, Pag. 103

Creatures, not to expect much from them: Ibid:

Creation.

Workes of creation shew the greatnesse of God: Part. 2, Pag. 123

Gods omnipotence in the creation. Part. 2, Pag. 178

Crosses.

Crosses, God doth his good by them: Part. 1, Pag. 41

Crosses, faith strengtheneth in them, how: Part. 1, Pag. 105

See Content.

D.

Dead, Death.

He that beleeveth not Christ, would not beleeve one rising from the dead: Part. 1, Pag. 42

We cannot see reason for many things till death: Part. 1, Pag. 103

Death sweetned by walking with God: Part. 1, Pag. 165

Decree.

Decree of God unchangeable, yet unknowne: Part. 2, Pag. 92

Defend.

GOD is able to defend us: Part. 2, Pag. 166

Delay.

Delay of GOD should not offend us, why. Part. 1, Pag. 168

Delay seemes long, why: Part. 1, Pag. 169

Depend, Dependent.

Not to depend on many things: Part. 2, Pag. 56

Dependent felicity to trust in the creature: Part. 2, Pag. 106

Desires.

Desires must bee strong that helpe resolution: Part. 2, Pag. 121

How to get strong desires: Ibid:

Despise.

What makes a man despise outward things: Part. 2, Pag. 138

Destroy.

A man destroyeth himselfe, how Part. 1, Pag. 10

Die, Dying.

Mortifying of lusts a dying daily: Part. 1, Pag. 66

Heathen gods die, therfore false Part. 1, Pag. 81

Direction.

Men desire company for direction: Part. 2, Pag. 166

Discontent.

Discontent, whence it is: Part. 1, Pag. 123

Dispose.

Affliction and prosperity disposed by GOD: Part. 1, Pag. 40

To be content with GODS disposing of us: Part. 1, Pag. 124

Doe, Doing.

VVe are present with GOD by doing his will: Part. 2, Pag. 161

To consider what GOD doth to us: Part. 2, Pag. 162

Some things that GOD cannot doe, why: Part. 2, Pag. 182

Double.

Double-minded man who: Part. 2, Pag. 60

Sinful affections make the heart double: Part. 2, Pag. 62

E.

Effects.

Three effects of a firme assent that there is a GOD: Part. 1, Pag. 70

Efficacy.

Efficacy of the creature from GOD: Part. 1, Pag. 137

Enemy.

VVhat an enemy GOD is to wicked men: Part. 2, Pag. 175

End.

All creatures have an end: Part. 1, Pag. 9

VVe should doe nothing for our owne ends: Part. 1, Pag. 146

End of mens callings appointed by GOD: Part. 1, Pag. 147

VVhen a man makes himselfe his end: Part. 1, Pag. 148

Ending.

Hee that is eternall must be without ending: Part. 1, Pag. 157

See Advantage.

Ensignes.

Ensignes of GODS greatnes: Part. 2, Pag. 124

Equall.

Attributes of GOD equall: Part. 2, Pag. 53

Equality of GODS Attributes prove him omnipotent: Part. 2, Pag. 180

Erre, see Rule.

Essence.

Essence of GOD what: Part. 1, Pag. 94

Essence of GOD infinite, 2:148

Eternall, Eternity.

Eternity of GOD: Part. 1, Pag. 156

Eternity 5 things in it: Part. 1, Pag. 157

VVhy God must be eternall: Part. 1, Pag. 158

Foure differences betweene the eternity of GOD, and duration of the creatures: Part. 1, Pag. 159

Eternall things to be minded more: Part. 1, Pag. 161

Eternity, an exhortation to consider of it: Part. 1, Pag. 165

Eternity, motives to consider it: Part. 1, Pag. 167

Eternity what: Part. 1, Pag. 168

Love and enmity of GOD eternall: Part. 1, Pag. 171

Hatred and joy in GOD from eternity: Part. 2, Pag. 78

Counsels of God from eternity: Part. 1, Pag. 81

Evill.

Things are not alway evill that we think are: Part. 1, Pag. 42

Everlasting.

GOD from everlasting: other gods new: Part. 1, Pag. 79

GODS being everlasting. Part. 1, Pag. 98

Events.

Events contrary to mans preparations. Part. 1, Pag. 39

Exalt.

To exalt GOD as GOD: Part. 1, Pag. 135

Excellency.

Excellency outward not to be sought after: Part. 2, Pag. 17

Excellency outward of 3 sorts: Ibid:

F.

Faculties.

Men desire company to exercise their faculties: Part. 2, Pag. 166

Faint, see Church.

Faith.

That there is a GOD, proved by faith: 1, 19, 45

Faith what. Part. 1, Pag. 20

Faith in this that there is a GOD should be confirmed: Part. 1, Pag. 61

Faith of elect and others differ: Part. 1, Pag. 62

Faith though the same hath severall acts: Part. 1, Pag. 72

Faith strengthened by revealing GODS name: Part. 1, Pag. 103

False.

The gods, and religion of the Gentiles false: Part. 1, Pag. 80

The religion of Mahomet false. Part. 1, Pag. 82

Feare.

VVhy we should feare God: Part. 1, Pag. 171

See Goodnesse.

Fire.

The Spirit as Fire: Part. 2, Pag. 15

Fill.

The Lord fills heaven and earth Part. 2, Pag. 45

Flee.

God such an enemy as the wicked cannot flee from: Part. 2, Pag. 174

Force.

Force in the motion of a spirit: Part. 2, Pag. 3

Foundation.

Foundation of faith stable: Part. 2, Pag. 51

Friendship.

Friendship of God to be esteemed: Part. 1, Pag. 129

Future.

Future things knowne onelyonly to God. Part. 1, Pag. 79

G.

GOD.

God, that he is: Part. 1, Pag. 3

That there is a God: Part. 1, Pag. 5

Creatures should be God, if they were not made: Part. 1, Pag. 8

A God sought naturally by all: Part. 1, Pag. 14

That there is a God, consequents of it: Part. 1, Pag. 28

Meanes to confirme our faith, that there is a God: Part. 1, Pag. 68

That God is God, and none besides him: Part. 1, Pag. 75

5 Arguments, that there is no other God: Part. 1, Pag. 76

God, what he is: Part. 1, Pag. 94

God, how to conceive of him in prayer: Part. 2, Pag. 44

GOD, how said to come and goe: Part. 2, Pag. 77

GOD, the comfort of all things in him: Part. 2, Pag. 188

See Affections.

Good, Goodnesse.

The commands of GOD for our good: Part. 1, Pag. 127

Eternity makes things infinitely good: Part. 1, Pag. 160

To feare GOD for his goodnes: Part. 2, Pag. 14

See Observe.

Government.

Government of the world by GOD Part. 2, Pag. 150

See Spirit.

Grace, Gracious.

Grace of GOD free: Part. 1, Pag. 125

The Lord is gracious: Part. 2, Pag. 46

To goe to GOD for grace: Part. 2, Pag. 69

See Light, Sin, Vnchangable.

Grieve, see Himselfe.

Greatnesse.

Greatnesse of GOD: Part. 2, Pag. 123

Greatnesse of GOD declared in sixe things; Ibid:

Greatnesse of GOD compared: Part. 2, Pag. 126

Greatnesse of mind to be sought Part. 2, Pag. 129

VVhat makes the mind great: Part. 2, Pag. 130

Greatnesse outward why men are led away with it: Ibid:

Greatnesse of minde how gotten: Part. 2, Pag. 137

To feare GOD for his greatnes: Part. 2, Pag. 140

H.

Hate.

Pollution of spirit to hate it: Part. 2, Pag. 12

How to come to hate it. Part. 2, Pag. 13

Heathen.

Passages of Scripture acknowledged by Heathen. Part. 1, Pag. 53

Heaven.

No want of outward comforts in heaven. Part. 2, Pag. 19

See Humble.

Helpe.

No case so desperate but GOD can helpe: Part. 2, Pag. 203

Hindred.

GOD cannot be hindred: Part. 2, Pag. 52

High.

Not to put our selves to things too high: Part. 1, Pag. 149

Himselfe.

Being of God of himselfe. Part. 1, Pag. 98

GOD may doe things for himselfe. Part. 1, Pag. 144

what he doth that greiues most for things that concerne himselfe. Part. 1, Pag. 150

Hope.

Hope of the Saints whereon built: Part. 1, Pag. 63

Holinesse.

Holinesse of Scripture: Part. 1, Pag. 52

Holinesse what: Part. 2, Pag. 37

Holinesse expressed outwardly: Part. 2, Pag. 39

Holinesse of God shewes his greatnesse Part. 2, Pag. 127

Holy ghost.

Holy ghost guided penmen of Scripture: Part. 1, Pag. 48

Humble.

An Humble man takes heauen how Part. 1, Pag. 121

Humanity, see CHRIST.

I.

I am.

I am, what meant by it: Part. 1, Pag. 95

Idolatry.

To keepe our hearts from Idolatry: Part. 1, Pag. 88

Idolatry of two kinds: Ibid:

Idolatry 3 grounds of it: Part. 1, Pag. 82

Idolatry to resolve on things by our owne strength: Part. 1, Pag. 112

Image.

Image of God: Part. 1, Pag. 15

Image of God in the soule double: Part. 1, Pag. 16

Immediate, see Government.

Impure.

The life and doctrine of Mahomet impure Part. 1, Pag. 84

Immense.

The Immensity of Gods being: Part. 1, Pag. 97

Immensity of Gods being shews his greatnesse: Part. 2, Pag. 127

Immensity of God: Part. 2, Pag. 147

Immensity of God we should rejoyce in it: Part. 2, Pag. 152

Immensity of God we should studie it. Part. 2, Pag. 153

Imperfection.

Imperfection negatiue in the Saints: Part. 1, Pag. 121

Imperfection where there is change: Part. 2, Pag. 73

See perfect.

Impenitence.

Impenitence punnished in Gods children: Part. 2, Pag. 99

Immutable.

Immutability of God Part. 2, Pag. 72

5: reasons of Gods Immutability: 2, 73

Grace in it selfe not immutable: Part. 2, Pag. 115

Inconstancy.

Inconstancy, to be humbled for it. Part. 2, Pag. 112

Inconstancy, two causes of it: Part. 2, Pag. 115

Inconstancy from weaknesse: Part. 2, Pag. 117

Indeavour.

Indeavours help not when God hath cast off a man: Part. 2, Pag. 83

Indeavour, not taken away by Gods decree: Part. 2, Pag. 92

Infinite.

God is infinite: Part. 2, Pag. 74

To make a creature infinite, were a contradiction: Part. 2, Pag. 186

See Essence, Presence.

Invisible.

To be invisible, a property of a spirit: Part. 2, Pag. 2

Inquire.

Somewhat in God we must not inquire into. Part. 1, Pag. 100

Injuries.

Injuries of men, why we are so affected with them: Part. 2, Pag. 133

How to be patient in injuries: Part. 2, Pag. 156

Influence.

To beleeve there is a God hath influence into the whole life: Part. 1, Pag. 64

Iustification.

Faith strengthened in matters of justification, whence. Part. 1, Pag. 71

Iust, see Will.

Iudgements.

Iudgements spirituall the greatest: Part. 2, Pag. 27

Iudgements dispensed by God now as in former time: 2:98

Iudgements of God different in time, and meanes. 2:101

K.

Kill.

Lusts must be killed: 2:13

Knowledge.

Knowledge experimentall that there is a God: 1:63

L.

Labour.

Labour, how it is sweetned: 1:151

Lame.

Performances lame when the body is not exercised: 2:40

Law.

Law written in mens hearts proves that there is a God: Part. 1, Pag. 13

Liberty.

Gods presence gives liberty: Part. 2, Pag. 164

Life.

God onelyonly the living God: Part. 1, Pag. 80

Life, the shortnesse of it should make us thinke of eternity: Part. 1, Pag. 167

Light.

What makes all outward things light: Part. 1, Pag. 163

Prophecies of Scripture limited to a set time: Part. 1, Pag. 50

God without limits: Part. 1, Pag. 121

Our obedience to God should not be limited: Part. 2, Pag. 142

VVhen wee limit God, wee doubt of his power: Part. 2, Pag. 195

Lips.

Our spirits must be neare God, as our lips: Part. 2, Pag. 33

Long, see Short.

Low.

VVe should not rest in things too low: Part. 1, Pag. 149

GODS power can raise from a low condition: Part. 2, Pag. 201

Love.

GODS immutability makes us love him: Part. 2, Pag. 88

Love of other things must be subordinate to the love of GOD: 2.144

To walke with GOD a signe of love: Part. 2, Pag. 163

Lusts.

Lusts defile the spirit of man: Part. 2, Pag. 6

The tenth commandement against lust: Part. 2, Pag. 7

Lusts restrained hatefull to GOD: Part. 2, Pag. 9

Lusts mortified make us constant in well-doing: Part. 2, Pag. 115

See Doing.

M.

Magnanimity.

An holy magnanimity in enjoying of GOD: Part. 1, Pag. 134

Magnanimity false: Ibid

Mahomet.

Mahomet denied two things in Christ: Part. 1, Pag. 84

See false.

Maiesty.

Majesty of Scripture proue the truth of them: Part. 1, Pag. 56

Majesty of GOD 1, 76.77

Man.

That there is a GOD proued by the making of man: Part. 1, Pag. 6

Difference betweene the actions of man and beast: Part. 1, Pag. 17

Heathen Gods men: Part. 1, Pag. 81

Matter.

GOD without matter: Part. 2, Pag. 127

GOD can worke without matter: Part. 2, Pag. 180

Merit.

All that we can doe cannot merit of GOD: Part. 1, Pag. 123

MercieMercy.

MercieMercy of GOD how it is over all his workes: Part. 2, Pag. 54

MercieMercy we should goe to God for it: Part. 2, Pag. 68

See Iudgement.

Minde.

To worship GOD with all the minde. Part. 2, Pag. 35

See Great.

Miracles.

Miracles proove the truth of the Scriptures: Part. 1, Pag. 48

Mahomets religion wanted miracles: Part. 1, Pag. 84

Monuments.

Monuments, none more ancient than those in Scripture: Part. 1, Pag. 11

Morrow.

Morrow, not to boast of it: Part. 1, Pag. 118

Move, Motion.

GOD not subject to motion. Part. 1, Pag. 170

A spirit moves it selfe and other things: Part. 2, Pag. 3

Multiplication.

No multiplication in GOD: Part. 2, Pag. 48

Mutability.

How to comfort our selves in the mutability of things: Part. 1, Pag. 172

Mutability of the creature forgotten: Part. 2, Pag. 203

N.

Nature.

Nature, the course of it altered since the creation. Part. 1, Pag. 32

Faith strengthened from Gods workes in Nature: Part. 2, Pag. 193

Need.

God hath no need of any creature. Part. 2, Pag. 193

Nothing.

Outward things nothing in two respects: Part. 1, Pag. 131

O.

Object, Objection.

Single heart lookes but upon one object. Part. 2, Pag. 60

Objections against this principle, that there is a God: Part. 1, Pag. 30

Observe.

GOD observeth all wee doe: Part. 2, Pag. 168

See Sinne.

Omnipotent.

Omnipotency of GOD: Part. 2, Pag. 176

Omnipotency of GOD wherein; Part. 2, Pag. 177

Omnipresence.

A caution concerning the omnipresence of GOD Part. 2, Pag. 14

Originall.

Originall of all creatures Part. 1, Pag. 6

Love, wisedome &c. originally in GOD: Part. 2, Pag. 49

Owne.

Two cases when God punnisheth his owne children: Part. 2, Pag. 99

Outward.

Outward man stirrs up the inward: Part. 2, Pag. 40

P.

Parts.

GOD: what parts: Part. 2, Pag. 50

Perish.

Why it is nothing to GOD, that many perish: Part. 1, Pag. 127

Particular.

Prophecies of Scripture particular: Part. 1, Pag. 50

Perspicuouse.

Prophecies of Scripture perspicuouse: Part. 1, Pag. 50

Perfect,

GOD is perfect: Part. 1, Pag. 120

Perfection what Ibid

5 differences betweene perfection in God, and in the creatures: Part. 1, Pag. 121

To praise GOD for his perfection: Part. 1, Pag. 129

4 Signes of praising Gods perfection. Ibid:

Place.

A spirit not held in any place: Part. 2, Pag. 4

Pleasure.

Pleasures, why men are carried away with them: Part. 2, Pag. 131

Power.

Power of GOD every where: Part. 2, Pag. 149

Power of GOD the end of it: Part. 2, Pag. 185

Power of GOD, we should believe it; Part. 2, Pag. 194

Power of GOD doubted of: Part. 2, Pag. 197

Power of GOD manifested: Part. 2, Pag. 199

Pollution.

Pollution of spirit to find it out. Part. 2, Pag. 10

Pollution, directions to finde it out. Part. 2, Pag. 11

See Prayer.

Prayer.

Fervency in prayer one ground of it: Part. 1, Pag. 71

Pray against pollution of spirit. Part. 2, Pag. 14

Men may pray much, yet not aright. Part. 2, Pag. 42

Prayer, two times of it: Part. 2, Pag. 43

He that is rejected of GOD cannot pray: Part. 2, Pag. 93

Prayer heard of God now as in former time. Part. 2, Pag. 103

Power of God should make us pray. Part. 2, Pag. 198

Praise.

Praise of men why men are led away with it Part. 2, Pag. 131

See weakenesse.

Presence, Presently

Presence of God infinite: Part. 2, Pag. 148

How men are present: Part. 2, Pag. 155

Why God auengeth not presently: Part. 2, Pag. 157

Presence seene in 3. things: Part. 2, Pag. 160

How we are present with God. Ibid.

How wee make God present with us: Part. 2, Pag. 161

Prophets, Prophecies.

Prophecies in Scripture prove the truth of it. Part. 1, Pag. 50

Poets the Gentiles Prophets: Part. 1, Pag. 81

Providence.

Providence of God, the greatnesse of it proves that there is no other God. Part. 1, Pag. 79

Greatnesse of God seene in his providence. Part. 2, Pag. 125

The ground of Gods particular providence. Part. 2, Pag. 154

Provoke, See Casting off.

Prosper.

Those that trust not in God may prosper: Part. 1, Pag. 115

Profession.

why men leaue their profession: Part. 2, Pag. 88

Fearfulnes in profession whence: Part. 2, Pag. 134

Promiscuously.

Outward things dispensed promiscuously Part. 2, Pag. 28

Probabilities.

VVhen we are incouraged by probabilities we doubt of Gods power: Part. 2, Pag. 194

Punish, see owne.

Purity.

Purity of Scriptures prove them true: Part. 1, Pag. 56

Purposes.

Purposes of GOD brought to passe by wayes vnknowne to us: Part. 1, Pag. 36

Stronge lusts breake stronge purposes: Part. 2, Pag. 116

Purposes 3. helpes to strengthen them: Part. 2, Pag. 117

Purposes must be renewed: Part. 2, Pag. 118

Q.

Quantity.

God simple without quantity. 2, 74.

R.

Reall.

Miracles in Scripture reall. Part. 1, Pag. 49

Reason.

Difference betweene faith and reason: Part. 1, Pag. 46

Reason for that faith beleeveth: Ibid.

Reason raised by faith. Part. 1, Pag. 47

Purposes grounded on reason. Part. 2, Pag. 118

VVee must get strong reasons for our resolution. Part. 2, Pag. 119

Regard.

VVe should regard the Lord in three things. Part. 1, Pag. 171

Rejoyce, see Immensity.

See Almighty. Religion, see False. Repentance.

Repentance, how attributed to God. Part. 2, Pag. 76

Gods gifts and calling without Repentance. Part. 2, Pag. 84

Resolution.

Resolution, meanes to helpe it. Part. 2, Pag. 119

Resolution must be renewed: Part. 2, Pag. 122

See Desire.

Reject, see Pray.

Rest.

Of resting in things concerning a mans selfe. Part. 1, Pag. 151

Reward.

He that lookes for reward from men, makes himselfe his end Part. 1, Pag. 15

Reverence.

VVe should reverence God why Part. 2, Pag. 145

Righteous.

GOD righteous in his wayes: Part. 2, Pag. 79

Roote.

The roote of all sin what: Part. 1, Pag. 66

Rule.

That which goeth by a rule may erre: Part. 1, Pag. 144

We should let the Spirit rule: Part. 2, Pag. 19

How to know when the Spirit beareth rule: Part. 2, Pag. 22

See confusion.

S.

Scandall.

GOD punnisheth his owne children in case of Scandall: Part. 2, Pag. 99

Scriptures.

Scriptures proved true by faith 3. wayes: Part. 1, Pag. 48

Scriptures proved by themselues: Part. 1, Pag. 56

Difference betweene penmen of scripture and other writers: Part. 1, Pag. 80

Whence it is that men take the judgement of scripture rather then mens fancies: Part. 1, Pag. 70

How to understand scriptures: Part. 2, Pag. 78

Seek.

How to know we seeke to God Part. 1, Pag. 130

Serve, service.

He that neglects GODS service makes him not his end: Part. 1, Pag. 150

VVhy we should labour to serve GOD: Part. 1, Pag. 172

Secure.

GODS power in bringing downe those that are secure: Part. 2, Pag. 202

Seeing.

We are present with GOD by seeing of him: Part. 2, Pag. 160

GOD present with us by seeing us: Part. 2, Pag. 161

Short.

The good the creatures do us is short: Part. 1, Pag. 138

To GOD no time long or short: Part. 1, Pag. 160

Sinne.

The perfection of GOD to bee vncapable of sinne: Part. 1, Pag. 122

Sinne 3. things in it: Part. 1, Pag. 166

Sinne and grace to be thought on cheifly: Part. 1, Pag. 167

Sinne observed by GOD: Part. 2, Pag. 168

GOD therefore Omnipotent because he cannot sinne: Part. 2, Pag. 182

See Light.

Simplicity.

Simplicity of God what. 2, 1.

Simplicity of God proved by 6 reasons. Part. 2, Pag. 49

Simplicity, two things in it: Part. 2, Pag. 60

See Quantity.

Singlenesse.

Singlenesse of heart what. Part. 2, Pag. 37

Singlenesse to be laboured for. Part. 2, Pag. 59

Sicknesse.

Sicknesse in the body of the world. 1.33

Soule.

A God proved by the soule of man. Part. 1, Pag. 15

Soule, the acts of it depend not on the body: Part. 1, Pag. 18

God in the world as the soule in the body. Part. 1, Pag. 23

Spawne.

Spawne of sinne in the lusts of the spirit 2; 10

Speake.

Speaking to GOD makes us present with him. 2; 161

GOD present with us by speaking to us; Ibid.

How GOD speakes to us now; Part. 2, Pag. 162

Spirit:

GOD a spirit: Part. 2, Pag. 2

VVhat kinde of spirit God is; Ibid

4 Properties of a spirit. Ibid

Gods eye especially on the spirit of man. Part. 2, Pag. 4

How to fit our spirits for communion with God: Part. 2, Pag. 6

Pollution of spirit, how hatefull to God, Part. 2, Pag. 7

Spirit broken pleaseth God. Part. 2, Pag. 8

Directions for cleansing the spirit: Part. 2, Pag. 10

Gods government chiefly on mens spirits: Part. 2, Pag. 25

Spirit GOD guides onelyonly: Part. 2, Pag. 28

Spirit, the guiding of it of great consequence: Part. 2, Pag. 29

GOD must be worshipped in spirit. Part. 2, Pag. 32

To serve GOD in spirit what: Part. 2, Pag. 33

How to conceive of a spirit: Part. 2, Pag. 45

See Adorne, Iudgement.

Stability.

Stability in that we enjoy to be begged of GOD: 2 10,

Stronger.

The assent in the elect stronger that there is a God, than in others. Part. 1, Pag. 62

Substantiall.

Perfection in God substantiall. Part. 1, Pag. 122

Succession.

God without succession. Part. 1, Pag. 98

Hee that is eternall, must be without succession. Part. 1, Pag. 157

Suffer.

VVhy men rather sinne than suffer: Part. 1, Pag. 25

T.

Temptations.

Temptations, we must outbid them. Part. 2, Pag. 120

Testament.

Testament both olde and new acknowledged by Mahomet. Part. 1, Pag. 82

Testimony, see Adversaries, Church.

Theologie.

Theologie what. Part. 1, Pag. 1

Theologie, wherein it differeth from other sciences. Part. 1, Pag. 2

Theologie, the parts of it. Part. 1, Pag. 3

Difference in points of Theologie. Part. 1, Pag. 5

Time.

Time dispensed by God. Part. 1, Pag. 158

All time present with God. 1.159

Time of outward things short. Part. 1, Pag. 162

God the Lord of time. Part. 1, Pag. 174

Time as a field to be sown. Ibid.

Time double. Part. 2, Pag. 83

See Iudgement.

Thoughts.

How to be rid of ill thoughts. Part. 2, Pag. 169

Together.

God possesseth all things together. Part. 1, Pag. 159

Trust.

To trust in God. Part. 1, Pag. 171

V.

Vanity.

Vanity … our owne stre… 1 1…3

See …

Vessells.

All outward things earthen vessells. Part. 2, Pag. 105

Visible.

Miracles of Scripture visible: Part. 1, Pag. 48

Vnderstanding.

Objects of the understanding of two sorts. Part. 1, Pag. 21

Vnchangeable.

Men make excuses from this, that Gods decree is unchangeable. Part. 2, Pag. 95

VponUpon what occasion the doctrine of Gods unchangeablenesse is revealed. Part. 2, Pag. 96

The end, and use of the doctrine of Gods unchangeablenesse: Part. 2, Pag. 97

To prize things by their unchangeablenesse. Part. 2, Pag. 106

Grace unchangeable. Part. 2, Pag. 107

See Decree.

Vnmixed.

The perfection of God unmixed. Part. 1, Pag. 121

Voluntary, see Cause.

VV

Walke.

To walke with God. Part. 2, Pag. 159

To walke with God what: Part. 2, Pag. 160

See Love.

Want.

How faith is strengthened in our wants. Part. 1, Pag. 103

Perfection of GOD without want: Part. 1, Pag. 122

To make use of Gods power in our wants; Part. 2, Pag. 19…

Weaknesse.

Weaknesse, to regard praise of men; Part. …, Pag. 133

See Inconstancy.

Weaned.

To use outward things with weaned hearts; Part. 2, Pag. 57

Weary.

The soule not weary in its action; Part. 1, Pag. 19

Wheeles.

Observations from the wheeles in Ezek: 1. Part. 1, Pag. 35

Will.

God wills not things because they are just, but they are just because he wills them: Part. 1, Pag. 143

Gods power large as his will: Part. 2, Pag. 181

Men doubt more of Gods power than his will Part. 2, Pag. 194

No losse by yeelding to Gods will: Part. 2, Pag. 204

Wisedome.

Wisedome carnall opposite to sincerity. 2.65

See Company:

Word.

Word of God unchangeable, Part. 2, Pag. 108

Workes.

Workes of God, the greatnesse of them: 1, 78:

Good workes unchangeable: Part. 2, Pag. 108

Gods greatnesse seene in his workes: Part. 2, Pag. 129

World:

World, the dissolution of it proved: Part. 1, Pag. 31

World, why we are sent into it, Part. 1, Pag. 168

World, God without it as well as in it: Part. 2, Pag. 148

God able to make other worlds 1.149

Worship, see Spirit, Christ.

Worth:

VVant of worth in us must not discourage us from comming to God. Part. 1, Pag. 125

FJNJS.