Commentary on Acts, Index – Colophon
❧ A TABLE OF THOSE thinges which are expounded in theſe Commentaries vponupon the Actes of the Apoſtles. The former number ſheweth the Chapter, the latter the verſe.
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Abraham the father of the faithful 7. 3
Abraham preuented by the goodnes & grace of God 7. 2.
Abrahams faith. 7. 4.
Abrahams children are of two ſorts. 3. 25. & 7. 52. & 13. 16. 33. & 26. 7.
Abrahams obedience is worthy of ſingular cōmendation. 7. 3. & 10. 14.
Abraham his patience. 7. 5.
Abuſe of tongues. 10. 46.
Abuſe of miracles. 3. 9.
Abuſe of the names of Saints. 15. 1.
Acception of perſons is condēned. 10. 34.
Al ſharpe and open accuſation is not to be condemned. 23. 3.
The end of our adoption. 10. 43.
A dramittium a citie of Aeotia. 27. 1.
Naturall affections are not of thēſelues corrupt. 8. 2. & 20. 37.
Afflictions of God. 10. 38. & 11. 28.
Afflictions of ſinne. 28. 4.
Afflictions commō to the godly as wel as to the wicked. 23. 8. & 27. 24. & 28. 4.
Afflictions for Chriſtes ſake are glorious. 5. 41. 42. & 16. 22.
Afflictions cannot hurt the elect. 7. 30.
Afflictions are to be ſuffered with a pacient mind. 14. 22.
Profit of Afflictions. 11. 19. & 14. 22. & 16. 22. 29. & 18. 2. 41.
After put for moreouer or beſides. 5. 36.
In what ſenſe Agabus was called a prophet. 11. 27.
Herod Agrippa the elder. 12. 1.
Agrippa ſonne of Agrippa the elder. 25. 13.
Alexander a reuolt. 19. 33.
All for manye. 9. 35.
Almes is precious to God. 5. 5.
Looke liberality.
The Allegory of the buſh wherein the Lord appeared to Moſes. 7. 30.
Ambition a great vice. 5. 1.
Ambition very hurtfull to the church. 8. 14.
Ambition is alwaies enuious and malitious. 11. 23.
Ambition the mother of diſſention. 23. 9.
Ambition the mother of al hereſies. 20. 30.
Anabaptiſts refuted. 2. 39. 45.
The error of the Anabaptiſtes concerning baptiſing of infants. 8. 12. 37.
The doating of the Anabaptiſtes touching the hauing of goodes common. 4. 34. &. 5. 4.
The doting of Anabaptiſtes touching the children of Abraham. 3. 25.
Anabaptiſts illuſions. 7. 31.
Ananias Paules teacher. 9. 6. 10.
VVhether Ananias who commaunded Paul to be ſmitten were the higheſt prieſt. 23. 2. & 24. 1.
VVhat a grieuous ſinne that of Ananias was. 5. 5.
VVhy the viſion did appeare to Ananias. 9. 10.
Angels were called men. 10. 30.
Whether eueryevery man hath his Angell. 12. 15.
An…ls were meſſengers and witneſſes in the publiſhing of the law. 7. 53.
Angels miniſters of the faithful. 5. …9. & 12. 11. 15.
The Angell which appeared to Moſes was Chriſt. 7. 30.
Holy anger. 13. 10. & 14. 14. & 17. 16
Antichriſts bondſlaues. 12. 3.
Antichriſts miracles are falſe. 2. 22.
an excellent ornament of Antioch. 11. 26.
The men of Antioche were firſt called chriſtians. 11. 26.
The faith of the mē of Antioch. 11. 27.
How far foorth we muſt lean to Antiquity. 14. 16. & 30. & 24, 14.
VVhat antiquity is to be allowed. 24. 4. Looke antiquity.
Antonia a tower buylt by Herod. 4. 1.
Apollos Pauls ſucceſſor amōg the Corinthians. 18. 24.
The Apoſtles ſpake indeed with ſtrāge tongues. 2. 4
Apoſtles miniſters not authors of myracles. 3. 46. 12. and 16. 18. and 28. 8. and 19. 11.
Why the Apoſtles went fearfully forward in preaching the goſpel. 8. 1.
Apoſtles witneſſes of Chriſt. 1. 8. and 10. 39.
Apoſtles had wiues. 1. 14.
The apoſtles wrought miracles hauing the ſpirit for their directour. 3. 5. and 9. 34. and 14. 9.
The Apoſtles brought in no new relygion. 3. 13. and 5. 30.
Why the Apoſtles did not preach the goſpel immediatly after Chriſtes reſurrection or aſſention. 1. 4.
Why the Apoſtles began to preach the goſpel at Ieruſalem. 1. 4.
Authority of the Apoſtles. 6. 2.
Apoſtles conſtancy. 5. 12. 36. 42. and 8. 2.
Apoſtles curioſitie. 1. 7.
The Apoſtles modeſty. 5. 12
The apoſtles office. 11. 22. & 15. 4.
The apoſtles fooliſh opinion touching the kingdom of Chriſt. 1. 6.
The apoſtles power. 13. 11
The certaine calling of the Apoſtles. 1. 2.
The ſincere zeale of the apo…tles. 4. 25. 33.
The difference betweene apoſtles and paſtors. 1. 23. and 14. 23
The difference betweene apoſtles and Elders, 14. 23.
The apoſtles had no certaine place of abode. 9. 32.
VVho were elders in the churche. 14. 2.
The name of an apoſtle reacheth farre. 14. 14.
The Apoſtles accuſed of ſedition. 5. 28
The apoſtles nothing ambitious in gathering places of ſcripture together. 15. 16.
The Apoſtles made after Chriſtes reſurrection. 2. 4.
Apoſtles were admitted or entered by external baptiſme by Iohn. 1. 5.
VVhy the apoſtles had diuerſitie of tongues giuen them. 2. 2.
The faithful had diuerſitye of tongues giuen them. 10. 46.
Howe miſerable the bondage of the people of god was in the apoſtles times. 16. 3.
Aquila a Iew was Paul his hoaſt. 18. 2.
Aratus his halfe verſe. 17. 28.
Chriſt his aſcention to heauē is the end of the hiſtory of the goſpel. 1. 2.
Ariſtotles authoritie among the Sorbon doctou s. 17. 28.
Ariſtotles place. 1. 3.
Ariſtarchus Paul his companion. 27. 2.
Aretas the kings Lieuetenant. 9. 23.
Aſdod which is alſo called Azotus. 8. 40
Aſſaron the name of a citie. 9. 32.
Aſſon a citie of Troas which was alſo called Apollonia. 20. 13.
Aſtrologie a profitable ſcience. 7. 22.
Iudiciary aſtronomy condēned. 19. 19.
Auguſtine aſſaulted with the Pelagyans. 15. 10.
Auguſtine his places 1. 11. and 2. 1. & 7. 56. and 8. 1. 24. and 10. 4. & 13. 33. and 16. 4. and 23. 5.
Auguſtine his complainte of the too weighty burden of traditions. 16. 4.
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The Baptiſme of the ſpirite was committed to Chriſt. 1. 15.
The worde baptiſme vſed vnproperly. 1. 5.
The worde Baptiſm is ſomtime referred to the gifts of the ſpirit. 19. 5.
Titles of Baptiſme. 1. 5.
The end of Baptiſme. 8. 37.
The forme of Baptiſme. 10. 48.
Whether Peter did after the forme of baptiſme. 2. 38
VVhervpon the force of baptiſm depē deth. 2. 38. and 11. 16. and 22. 16.
The baptiſme of Iohn put for all hys whole miniſtery. 10. 37. and 18. 25
Iohns baptiſme. 11. 16.
The compariſon between the Baptiſm of Iohn & of Chriſt. 1. 5. the difference betweene Iohns baptiſme and ours. 19. 4.
The right of baptiſme among the men of old. 8. 38.
Baptiſme is an appurtenance of the ſpiritual grace. 10. 47.
Baptiſme is as it were an appurtenance of faith. 8. 37.
Baptiſm is grounded in Chriſt. 8. 37.
Baptiſm is a ſeale wherewith the promiſe of grace is confirmed. 2. 38.
Baptiſme is a token of newnes of life. 8. 36.
Baptiſm is a token of repentance. 2. 38.
Baptiſme muſt not bee denied to infantes. 1. 39. & 8. 37.
Baptiſing of infantes is auouched againſt the Anabaptiſts. 8. 37. & 11. 17.
Breaking of bread for the Lords ſupper. 2. 42. & 20. 7.
How Barnabas was an apoſtle. 14. 14.
Barnabas the miniſter of the Gentiles. 14.. 13.
Barnabas hs title. 11. 24.
Barnabas his ſimplicity. 11. 24. 25.
Barnabas his zeale. 14. 14. and 15. 28.
Barſabas. 1. 26.
How many ſoldiers were in a bad. 10. 1
The band of Auguſtus. 27. 1.
Bernice the naturall ſiſter of Agrippa the younger. 25. 13.
Biſhops and elders. 10. 28.
How ridiculous the popiſh biſhops are. 1. 21. & 6. 2.
The friuolous boaſting of popiſh byſhops. 4. 11. 20. 28.
The tyranny of popiſh biſhops. 15. 30.
Blaſtus was wonne with gifts. 12. 20.
What it is to be bleſſed in the ſeede of Abraham. 3. 25.
The blesſing of the prieſt effectuall. 3. 26.
Eating of blood was in times paſt forbidden. 15. 19.
Brainſicke men vnderunder colour of the ſpirit refuſe externall doctrine. 16. 14.
Brainſick men refuted. 8. 2.
The allegory of brainſicke men touching the children of Abrahā. 13. 33
The error of brainſicke men touching angels and diuels. 23. 8.
The error of brainſicke men touching the ſoule. 9. 41.
The erronious ſpirit of brainſicke men 10. 44.
VVhat viſion Brutus ſaw. 16. 10.
Budeus his place. 1. 1.
What forme of building the Iewes did vſe. 10. 10.
Brethren put for the faithful conuerted to God. 14. 2.
Breaking of bread put for the Lordes ſupper. 2. 42. & 20. 7.
VVhat burying doth profit. 9. 37.
VVhy we muſt hauehave reſpect of burial. 8. 2.
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Caiphas had two names. 4. 5.
We muſt apply our ſelues diligently in our calling. 1. 8. & 7. 3. & 20. 23. & 27. 3. & 28. 17. 30.
The Queenes of the Ethiopians were called Candace. 8. 27.
VVe muſt alwaies beware of the iudgment of the fleſh. 28. 6.
The Fable of the Poets touching Caſtour and Pollux. 28. 11.
Ceremonies abrogated by the cōming of Chriſt. 6. 14. and 8. 27. & 13. 38. & 15. 9. 16. and 16. 3. and 21. 20.
A huge heap of Ceremonies in popery. 16. 3.
Weaknes of ceremonies. 13. 38.
Vſe of Ceremonies. 13. 38. & 15. 9. & 17. 25.
Vſe of Ceremonies was free vntill the trueth of the Goſpell might more plainly appeare. 16. 3. and 18. 18.
Why Chriſt and Paul commanded the Diuel to hold his peace. 16. 18.
Diuels for leſſer gods and Angels. 17. 18.
Chaldea cōprehended vnderunder the name of Meſopotamia. 7. 2.
Who be properly the children of God. 17. 28.
Why Chriſt was called Ieſus of Nazareth. 10. 38.
What it is to beare the name of Chriſt 9. 15.
The faith of the godlie leaneth to Chriſt. 3. 16.
Chriſt the only author of life. 2. 24. & 4. 12. & 8. 33. & 9. 39. & 26. 6.
Chriſt beneficial to the world. 10. 38.
Chriſt the head of the church. 2. 25. 36
Chriſt knoweth the hearts. 7. 54. & 13. 50.
Chriſte the perpetuall keeper of the church. 9. 5.
Chriſt the only maiſter and teacher of the church. 3. 21. & 7. 37. & 9. 36. & 10. 24. & 13. 47. & 15. 2. & 20. 30.
Chriſt the Lord. 2. 36.
Chriſt the guide of his. 5. 31.
Chriſt the ſonne of Dauid. 2. 30. & 13. 23.
Chriſt the ſonne of God. 2. 22 & 8. 37. & 9. 20. & 13. 33. & 16. 31.
Chriſt the ende and performer of the law. 20. 30. & 7. 37. 52. & 13. 38. & 28. 17.
Chriſt the only fountaine and author of blesſing. 3. 26.
Chriſt the fountaine of ſaluation. 4. 12.
Chriſt the foundation of the churche. 4. 11.
Chriſt the only foundation of faith & repentance. 2. 38.
Chriſt true man. 7. 30.
Chriſt the reſtorer of the churche. 2. 17. & 15. 16.
Chriſt the image of the inuiſible God. 10. 4.
Chriſt the iudge of the world. 1. 11. & 3. 20. & 10. 42. & 17. 31.
Why Chriſt is called iuſt. 7. 52. & 22. 24.
Chriſt the mediator. 2. 21. 33. & 7. 30. & 10. 4. 36. 43. & 13. 38. & 17. and 3. 18. & 20. 21. & 26. 6. & 27. 24. & 28. 31.
Chriſt Ieſus the true Mesſias. 4. 10.
Why Chriſt was called a Nazarite. 10. 38.
Men hauehave no participation with God but by Chriſt. 7. 30.
Chriſt is our peace. 28. 25.
Chriſt is the pledge and ſubſtaunce of eternal life. 9. 37.
Chriſt the firſt fruites of thoſe whiche riſe againe. 26. 23.
Chriſt the chiefe of all the prophets. 3. 22.
Chriſt the eternal king. 2. 35. & 10. 38
Chriſt the end of baptiſme. 10. 48.
Chriſt a prieſt. 10. 38.
Chriſt the only mark wherat faith doeth aime. 16. 31. & 20. 21. & 26. 18.
Chriſte the ſigne whiche is ſpoken againſt. 28. 25.
Chriſt the ſauiour of his. 5. 31.
Chriſt the bleſſed ſeed. 3. 25.
Chriſt the ſonne of righteouſnes. 2. 7. & 9. 18. & 13. 8. & 17. 2. & 18. 2.
Chriſt alone muſt be heard. 9. 6.
Chriſt was crucified in the 18. yeere of the reigne of Tiberius. 4. 5.
Chriſte was appointed firſte for the Iewes. 3. 26.
To what end Chriſt was ſent into the world. 10. 36.
Why Chriſte was without corruption. 2. 29.
Chriſt was not extinguiſhed by death. 8. 33.
Chriſt muſt be called vponupon by the godly. 9. 14. 21.
To what end Chriſt died. 10. 37.
How Chriſt was ſlaine of the Iewes. 2. 23.
Chriſt is not idle in heauen. 1. 11.
Chriſt ſuffered according to the wil of God. 3. 18.
Chriſt was promiſed to Dauid peculiarly. 2. 30.
Chriſt muſt be ſought by faith. 1. 11.
Chriſt is eternal God. 2. 33. & 7. 30. 59. & 9. 3. 14. and 20. 28.
Chriſt is our Aduocate. 2. 21.
Chriſt is the immaculate lambe. 8. 32.
Chriſt was the Angel which appeared to Moſes. 7. 30.
Chriſt the ſoule of the law. 7. 38. and 28. 17.
Chriſt the earneſt of our election. 13. 48.
Chriſt the authour of ſpirituall baptiſme. .51.
Chriſt the authour of miracles. 16. 18
Chriſt muſt be ſought in heauen. 1. 11. and 3. 21. and 7. 56.
Chriſt is aboue Moſes. 7. 36.
Why Chriſte appeared ſo often to his apoſtles after his reſurrection. 1. 3.
Chriſt was annointed. 10. 38.
Why Chriſt went to Ieruſalem vppon the feaſt dayes. 2. 1.
When Chriſt baptiſed with the ſpyrit. 1. 5.
Chriſt is compared to a ſheepe. 8. 32.
Why Chriſt did not openly ſhew himſelfe to al men. 10. 41.
Chriſt did indeed depart out of this world. 1. 2.
How Chriſt was gouerned by the ſpirit. 1. 2.
To what end Chriſt roſe again. 10. 37.
How Chriſt ſtandeth or ſitteth at the right hand of God. 7. 56
Why Chriſt liued at home like a priuate man vntil he was thirty yeeres of age. 1. 1. 2. 1.
How daungerous the deniall of Chriſt is. 3. 17. and 5. 40. and 26. 10.
Chriſt his comming is comfortable to the godly, but fearefull to the wicked. 14. 23.
The afflictions of the church are common to Chriſt. 9. 5.
Chriſts aſſention is one of the principall poyntes of the chriſtian fayth. 1. 9.
Howe great the authority of Chriſt is. 3. 23.
Chriſtes body is not infinite. 1. 11.
How Chriſts body is in heauen. 1. 11. and 7. 56.
All the ſayinges of Chriſt are not ſette downe in writing. 20. 35.
How great the dignity of Chriſt is. 10. 38. and 17. 31.
Howe neceſſarye the knowledge of chriſt his doctrine is. 1. 1.
The ſumme of chriſt his doctrine. 1. 3.
Chriſts glorie is wonderful. 8. 33.
What great account we ought to make of the glory of chriſt. 11. 25. and 26. 10.
Chriſt his grace reacheth vntounto all degrees. 17. 11
Chriſt his grace muſt not bee ſeparated from his preſence. 26. 19
How we muſt handle the contemners of the grace of chriſt. 13. 40.
How gently chriſt dealeth with thoſe that be his. 10. 41.
Chriſt his innocency. 13. 28.
How great the maieſty of chriſt is. 2. 34. and 9. 3. and 13. 25.
To what ende chriſt his miracles did tend. 10. 38.
Chriſt his death was ſlanderous. 5. 30.
Chriſt his death was foretold. 8. 32.
Chriſts death is liuely. 8. 32.
Chriſt his death was voluntarie. 8. 37.
To beare the name of chriſt. 9. 15
Chriſt his office. 1. 1. 5. and 2. 33. and 3. 25. and 10. 43. and 13. 38. and 17 3. and 26. 22.
Chriſt his kingdom was in times paſt ſhadowed by figures. 21. 7.
Chriſt his kingdom is eternal. 2. 35. & 8. 33. and 13. 34.
Chriſt his kingdom is ſpiritual. 17. 7
Chriſt his kingdome is neuer quiet in the world. 4. 25.
The nature of chriſt his kingdom. 1. 6.
The ornaments of chriſt his kingdom 21. 9.
The perfection of chriſt his kingdom is deferred til the laſt day. 3. 21.
Chriſt his reſurrection is true. 13. 30. 33.
Chriſt his reſurrection is a principall point of the goſpel. 1. 21.
Chriſt his reſurrection is as it were the accompliſhing of the goſpel. 4. 33.
The knowledge of chriſt his reſurrection is very neceſſary. 1. 3.
The vſe of chriſts reſurrection. 13. 34.
The voluntary ſacrifice of Chriſt. 8. 32
Chriſts triumph in death. 8. 33.
Chriſt his victory gotten of his aduerſaries. 8. 33.
Chriſtes life laſteth euer. Ibid.
The force of the voyce of Chriſt. 9. 40.
The difference betweene Chriſt & his Apoſtles. 3. 13.
The comparing of Chriſte and Iohn baptiſt together. 1. 5.
The difference betweene Chriſt & the paſtors or miniſters of the word. 1. 5. and 7. 36. and 11. 16.
All things are ſubiect to Chriſt. 7. 59. and 9. 5.
Chriſtianitie cannot be without doctrine. 9. 36.
The true rule of chriſtianity. 1. 1.
The ſumme of chriſtianity. 1. 3. and 2. 38. and 8. 32.
Chriſtians were ſomtimes called diſciples. 9. 36. & 14. 23. & 18. 22. & 21 4.
Who be true chriſtiās. 14. 23. & 15. 22.
How farre forth Chriſtians ought to flee perſecution. 11. 20.
Chryſoſtomes place. 8. 33. 36. & 18. 3
Ciceroes place. 9. 25. and 17. 21.
In what ſence Circumciſion is called the eternal couenant. 15. 9.
There hath alwaies been a Church in the world. 23. 6.
How hurtfull domeſticall aduerſaries are. 15. 1. & 20 30.
How the reſtoring of the Churche ought to be accompliſhed. 1. 17.
The maieſty of the Church. 5. 15.
The warfare of the Church is not yet come. 3. 21.
Foure markes of the Church. 1. 42.
The peace of the Church is of no long continuance. 12. 1.
The perpetuity of the church is auouched in the perſon of Chriſt. 8. 33.
The perſecutors of the Church ſhalbe ſore puniſhed. 1. 20. & 9. 5.
Why the Church did erre ſo long. 14. 16.
The Churche may erre in the election of Min. 6. 5.
The Church hath alwayes ſomething which may be reformed. 6. 1.
The Church is aſſaulted on eueryevery ſide for diuers cauſes. 12. 3.
How hard and laborious the edifying of the Church is. 18. 11.
The condition of the Church is ſtable in the manifeſtation of Chriſt. 2. 17.
The ſtate of the Church. 7. 30.
Looke the ſtate of the faithful.
The true and right ordering of the Church. 15. 16.
The perpetuall gouernement of the church belongeth to Chriſt. 10. 42.
The church is the body of Chriſt. 1. 18.
The Churche is the houſe of God. 9. 31.
The Churche is compared to a buylding. 4. 11.
The Church is the temple of God. 9. 31.
The domeſtical Church. 10. 2.
The church gathered of the Iewes and Gentiles. 15. 16.
The church was for the moſt part gathered of the cōmon ſort of mē. 9. 43
How precious the Church is to God. 20. 28.
The church ought not to bee wythout diſcipline. 3. 1.
The church cannot be without an ordinary miniſtery. 14. 23.
How the church increaſed. 1. 15. & 2. 41. & 4. 32. & 5. 14. and 6. 1. 7. and 9 32. and 11. 19. and 13. 49. and 16. 5. 16. and 17. 12. and 19. 1. 20.
The ſtate of the Churche among the Iewes in the time of the Apoſtles. 2. 7.
The horrible disſipation of the church of Ieruſalem in the time of Paul. 23. 2.
Principal Churches ſerue not a litle to keep other churches in order. 15. 36
How farre we muſt imitate the example of Churches. 15. 1.
How profitable and neceſſary the vnity of Churches is. 8. 14.
Circumciſion was to the Iewes a tokē and pledge of free adoption. 7. 8.
Whence ſome gather that the Iewes ought at this day to obſerue circumciſion with the appurtenances therof. 15. 21. and 16. 3.
Cōmon for that which is profane. 10. 14
The cōplaint of Gregory Nazianzene, of the ſucceſſe of councels. 15. 2.
Brotherly concord is commended. 1. 14 and 4. 32.
Auricular confesſion of the papiſtes. 19. 19.
The conſcience hath two parts. 24. 16.
Security of Conſcience is very neceſſary. 10. 20.
An euill conſcience driueth men vntounto madneſſe. 7. 26.
Examples of an euill conſcience. 5. 2. and 6. 12.
Conſent of the wicked in oppresſing the goſpel of Chriſt. 23. 6.
The Conſolation of the faithfull. 3. 20. and 4. 18. and 5. 17. 41. & 7. 55. 59. and 8. 2. & 9. 5. 37. and 12. 3. 23 and 14. 21. and 22. 7.
Conſpiracie to put Paul to death. 23. 12.
Contention is to be auoyded. 23. 9. 10
Corinthus a ſumptuous and populous citie. 18. 1.
How long Paul preached the goſpel at Corinthus. 18, 11.
Cornelius the Centurion. 10. 1. 2.
Cornelius was brought vntounto the faith of Chriſt after an heauenly maner. 10. 3.
Cornelius was one of the faithfull before Peter was ſent vntounto him. 10. 4.
Wherin Cornelius offended in giuing honor to Peter. 10. 25.
Cornelius his willing obedience. 10. 7.
Couetouſnes is condemned. 5. 1. & 10 2. and 19. 24. and 20. 33.
How great the authority of Councels is. 15. 2. 28.
The decree of the Counſel of Laodicia touching the Election of Paſtours. 14. 23.
A liuely patterne of a lawful Councel. 15. 12.
How vnhappily doubtful Counſels fal out. 5. 4.
What a vertue Curteſie is. 23. 19.
Too much credulity is to be fled. 21. 17.
Peter healeth the Creeple. 3. 7.
Criſpus the ruler of the Synagogue was conuerted to the faith. 18. 7.
Curioſity ingrafted in men. 1. 7.
Curioſity ſpringeth from idlenes and diſtruſt. 1. 8.
Curioſity of the Apoſtles. 1. 7.
Curioſity ought to be auoided. 1, 7. 20. & 10. 41. & 17. 21. 30. and 19. 19.
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How the Daies were diuided by the men of old into certain houres. 2. 14. & 3. 1. and 10. 3. and 12. 14.
The great Day of the Lord comprehē deth the whole kingdom of Chriſt. 2. 18.
To whom the Day of the Lord is ioyful and to be wiſhed for. 3. 20.
Dauid a figure of Chriſt. 1. 18, and 4. 11. 25. & 13. 22. 33.
The temporall and fraile kingdome of Dauid. 2. 35.
Why the Day of iudgement is called the time of refreſhing. 3. 20.
The Day of the Saboattis for the Sabaoth. 19. 12.
The Deaconſhippe ſubiect to ſiniſter murmurings. 6. 3.
To what ende the Deacons were ordayned. 6. 1. 3.
How Deacons ought to be choſē. 6. 3.
Deacons are ſubiect to the Elders. 11. 30.
What manner Deacons were in Popery. 6. 2.
Feare of Death falleth euen vponupon the Saints. 9. 13.
How farre foorth we muſt bewaile the Dead. 8. 2.
Why they did in times paſt waſhe the bodies of the Dead. 9. 37.
Decrees of the Apoſtles. 16. 4.
Demas a trecherous reuolt. 8. 13.
Demetrius the Authour of ſedition againſt Paul. 19. 23.
Demoſthenes his place. 12. 20.
Deniall of Chriſt howe daungerous. 36. 10.
Deniall of our ſelues is commanded. 7. 3. and 14. 16. and 20. 28.
Deniall of our ſelues followeth true faith. 8. 18.
Whence the deniall of the prouidence and of the free election of God doeth come. 20. 26.
The deuotion or vowe of thoſe who had conſpired to kill Paul. 23. 12.
Dexterity is the gift of God. 7. 10.
The inuention of the image of Diana. 10. 35.
Dionyſius Areopagita. 17. 34.
The diſciples for the faithful. 6. 2.
The office of the diſciples. 21. 3.
Diſcipline is neceſſary in the churche. 3. 1.
Diſcord muſt be fled. 15. 2.
How hurtfull inwarde dſcord is to the church. 15. 1.
Diſcord betweene Paul and Barnabas. 15. 37.
Diſcorde ariſeth for the moſt parte of ambition. 23. 9.
The true way of diſputation. 17. 2.
Howe the Diuell is the father of lyes. 16. 16.
The diuels are enforced to yeeld to the maieſty of the goſpel. 8. 7.
The popiſh diuinity is an horrible Labyrinth. 16. 31.
The popyſh dyuines were ouerthrowen with the onelyonly voyce of the Martyrs. 6. 9.
Doctrine is as it were the ſoule of the church. 2. 42.
Doctrine without zeale is vnprofitable. 18. 25.
How the Iewes did handle doctrine in Paules time. 13. 15.
The doctryne of the Goſpel is no new doctryne. 3. 21.
The authority & immortality of foūd doctrine. 7. 38.
The ſum of the doctrine of the apoſtles. 8. 25.
The ſorowes of death. 2. 24.
Donatiſts were heretikes. 10. 15.
Dorcas which was alſo called Tabita. 9. 36.
The difference betweene Dreames & viſions. 18. 9.
What a filthy vice Drūkennes is. 2. 14
Druſilla the wyfe of Felix, and daughter of Agrippa the elder. 24. 25.
The men of the Eaſt are enclyned to luſt. 15. 19.
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Eccleſiaſticall aſſemblyes are profitable. 3. 1. and 5. 12.
VVhat a hard matter the Edyfiyng of the church is. 18. 11.
VVherein the edifying of the churche conſiſteth. 20. 21.
We muſt ſtudy to edifie. 10. 24. & 11. 24. 25. and 13. 15. and 15. 28. 16. 5. & 20. 20
The Egyptians woorſhipped an Oxe. 7. 41.
VVhat Elders there were in the Apoſtles tyme. 11. 30. and 20. 16.
A veſſel of Election put for an excellent miniſter. 9. 15.
Election is the cauſe of al good things. 13. 17.
Election goeth before faith. 13. 48.
There was a double Election of the children of Abraham. 13. 33.
Whence the denyall of free Election commeth. 20. 26.
The Elect alone do truely beleeue. 13. 48. & 16. 14. and 28. 25. 26.
The difference between the Elect and the reprobate, the faithfull and the vnfaithful, the godly and the vngodly. 3. 20. and 5. 11. and 9. 5. 6. 29. & 12. 13. and 14. 22. and 17. 32. and 16. 16. 30. 33.
Eloquence is the gyft of God. 24. 1.
VVee muſt not deſpiſe all Eloquence. 18. 24.
How farre Eloquence doth profite the Goſpel. Ibid.
The Encratite heretikes. 10. 15.
Eneas his faith. 9. 34.
Ennius his place. 9. 37.
Enuy is condemned. 11. 23. 24.
The bookes which were openly burnt at Epheſus. 19. 19.
Epicures make ſemblaunce of faith. 8. 15.
Epicures dotings. 17. 18.
The difference betweene the Epicures and Sadduces. 23. 8.
The Errour of thoſe which hold that the baptiſme of Iohn and the baptiſme of Chriſt were diuers. 1. 5.
The errour of the Iewes touching the kingdom of the Mesſias. 1. 8.
Stubbornneſſe accompanieth Errour. 11. 2.
Errours once conceyued are not eaſily plucked out of mens mynds. 10. 45.
The old Errors are retayned in Popery, the names alone being changed. 28. 11.
The ſect of the Eſſenes. 26. 4.
The Euangeliſtes were in the middeſt between the Apoſtles and Doctors. 21. 8.
Ennica the mother of Timothie. 16. 3.
How the Eunuches faith was perfect. 8. 37.
The notable modeſty of the Eunuches. 8. 31.
Euſebius his place, 12. 17. and 15. 13.
Eutiches an heretike. 30. 28.
Eutichus was raiſed from death when Paul praied. 20. 10.
An Example of dying godlily and holily in the death of Stephen. 7. 59.
Exhortations are very neceſſary. 11. 23. & 14. 20. and 19. 8.
The popiſh Exorciſts. 19. 13.
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True Faith. 10. 43. and 11. 21. & 16. 31. 33.
Faith put for the woorde of God and the profesſion of Chriſtianity. 6. 7.
Faith is the gift of God. 15. 9. & 16. 14.
Faith commeth by hearing. 8. 6. and 10. 5. and 14. 9. 17.
Faith is the ſoule of the Church. 23. 6.
Faith is the ſole foundation of godlyneſſe. 24. 14. & 25. 19.
True faith doth wholly addict vsus to God. 10. 33.
Faith is grounded in the woorde of God. 13. 9.
Faith alone doth iuſtifie. 13. 39.
Faith leaneth to the reſurrection of Chriſt. 1. 3.
Faith dependeth vponupon the election of God. 13. 48.
How faith doth purifie the heart. 15. 9.
Faith muſt not bee ſeparate from the knowledge of Chriſt. 10. 4.
The Faith of the men of Antioche. 11. 17.
The intangled Faith of the Papiſtes. 16. 31.
The certainty of Faith. 1. 4.
The confirmation of faith is neceſſary. 8. 25. and 17. 11.
The externall confesſion of Faith is neceſſary. 8. 36.
The fruite of faith. 8. 39.
The foundation of the true Faith. 24. 14.
The encreaſe of Faith. 8. 37. and 10. 48.
The righteouſnes of Faith. 13. 38
The nature of Faith. 27. 25.
The obedience of Faith. 10. 20.
The office of Faith. 15. 9.
The triall of Faith. 7. 5. and 10. 40.
The external profesſion of Faith is neceſſary. 8. 27. & 10. 2.
The ſecurity of Faith differeth from ſluggiſhnes. 1. 14.
The force and efficacy of Faith. 3. 16. and 10. 43. and 13. 39.
The diſtinction betweene Faith and repentance. 20. 21.
The difference between the Chriſtian Faith & the ſuperſtition of the gentiles. 17. 18.
All the Faithfull muſt alwaies be ready to giuegive an account of their life and doctrine. 11. 3.
How the Faithfull are made partakers of the the fleſh and blood of Chriſt. 1. 11.
How precious the Faithful are to god. 20. 28.
The Faithfull hauehave alwayes neede of confirmation. 14. 20. & 15. 36. & 16. 5. & 18. 9. & 20. 32. & 28. 15.
The Faithfull are not extinguiſhed by death. 8. 31.
The faithful profit daily. 5. 11. and 10. 48. and 14. 23. and 16. 5. and 17. 11. and 20. 32.
The Faithfull are dailye reconciled to God. 13 38.
The faithfull are not ſtreightway regenerate in all pointes. 10. 45.
The afflictions of the faithfull are honorable. 16. 22.
The afflictions of the faithfull are dyuers. 14. 21.
The afflictions of the Faithful are likewiſe the afflictions of Chriſt. 22. 7.
The ſoules of the faithful are ſtreightwaye receiued of Chriſt ſo ſoone as they depart out of the body. 7. 59.
Companies of the Faithfull aſſembled in the time of perſecution. 12. 12.
The ſtate of the Faithful in this world. 4. 21. & 7. 6. 30. & 5. 17. & 24. 8. 1. & 12. 3. and 13. 27. and 14. 22. and 17. 6. and 18. 17 & 28. 4.
The conſciences of the Faithfull muſt be ruled by the word of god alone. 16. 4.
The Faithfull were called Diſciples in times paſte. 6. 2.
All the Faithfull are Prieſts. 2. 17. & 3. 2.
The Faithfull are made partakers of the gifts of God by hope. 1. 4.
The Faithfull are content with Chriſt alone. 28. 20.
The Faithfull are content with the cō maundements of God alone. 8. 26. & 10. 20.
The Faithfull are content with the worde of God alone. 23. 11.
The Faithfull are laied open to ſlaunders. 17. 6. & 25. 7.
The conſtancie of the Faithful. 20. 37.
How the houſes of the faithfull muſt be ordered. 16. 15.
The Felicity of the Faithfull. 14. 22.
The ſtrength of the Faithfull is in Chriſt alone. 7. 55.
The ioy of the Faithfull. 2. 25. 29. 46. & 5. 41. & 8. 8. 39. and 11. 23. and 13. 48. 52. and 16. 33. & 20. 24.
the glory of the Faithfull. 5. 41.
The meeknes of the Faithfull. 26. 29.
The warfare of the Faithful. 4. 23. and 5. 17. and 9. 16. and 12. 1. and 14. 22. and 28. 29.
The quiet death of the Faithfull. 7. 59.
The death of the Faithfull is precyous before god. 12. 2. 3.
The patience of the Faithfull. 26. 29. and 27. 2.
Wherein the perfection of the Faithful conſiſteth. 20. 37.
The puritye of the Faithful is placed in Faith. 15. 9.
The ſecurity of the Faithfull commeth from the preſence of god. 18. 10.
The ſimplicity of the Faithfull. 24. 5. 22.
The hope of the Faithfull is in Chriſt alone. 28. 20.
The feare of the Faithfull. 14. 5.
The triumph of the Faithfull. 16 22.
The victorie of the Faithfull. 4. 21.
The common calling of the Faithfull is depainted in Chriſt. 13. 22.
The profit of the faithfull is alwayes annexed to the glorie of god. 9. 41.
The zeale of the Faythfull. 14. 14. 17. 16.
We muſt do good chiefly to the faithfull. 11. 23.
VVhat Fathers are to be imitated and how farre. 3. 13.
VVhether the Fathers were not partakers of the promiſes. 13. 32.
The Fathers of the Iewes were ſlears of their owne brethren. 7. 9.
How reprochfull the eſtate of the Fathers was in Egypt. 7. 6.
The faith of the Fathers was alwaies founded in Chriſt. 15. 1….
The difference betweene the Fathers and the Faithfull of the newe teſtament. 2. 17. 33. and 13. 32. & 15. 11
Faſting put for the vnwonted abſtynence from meat. 27. 33.
Faſting is an helpe for prayer. 13. 3.
The vſe of Faſting. 14. 23.
VVhat manner Families Chriſtians ought to hauehave. 10. 2. 7. and 16. 15.
All manner Feare is not to be condemned in the godly. 9. 17.
Feare is moſt contrary to the pure and free preaching of the goſpell. 18. 19.
What manner feare is in the Faithful. 5. 11. and 10. 24.
The Saintes are alſo afraide of death. 13. 13.
Felix was a couetous, cruel, and voluptuous gouernour. 24. 25. 26.
Felix the gouernour was moued when he heard Paul preach. 24. 26.
Feſtus was an ambitious gouernour. 25. 9.
Folly is a common and almoſt a perpetuall vice among al people. 16. 22.
How farre the foreknowledge of times is permitted. 1. 7.
The foreknoweledge of thinges to come muſt be left to god. 1. 7.
Mans free wil is ouerthrowen. 22. 14. and 26. 18.
To be fulfilled, for to come. 2. 1.
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Gallio the Deputy of Achaia woulde not heare Paul anſwere for himſelfe, 18. 17.
Gamaliel a Phariſie. 5. 34.
Gamaliel was a curteous and modeſt man. Ibid.
Gamaliel was Pauls maiſter. 22. 3.
How farre forth Gamaliels counſel is to be allowed. 5. 36.
Gamaliels iudgement was vnſeeming a prudent man. 5. 34
True ioy is of Faith & the knowledge of god. 8. 39. and 16. 33.
It was a common cuſtome among the men of the Eaſt countrie to rent their garments. 14. 14.
Gaza was alſo called Haza. 8. 26.
Howe the gentiles were in times paſt admitted vntounto the worſhip of god. 10 12.
Places touching the calling of the gentiles. 1. 8. & 2. 23. 9. & 3. 25. & 8. 25. & 10. 12. 44. & 11. 1. & 13. 33. 46. and 14. 27. and 15. 7. 13. and 18. 6. and 28. 28.
The quality of the gentiles and Iewes. 15. 9.
Glory muſt be giuen to god alone 26. 21
God alone is the Author of ſaluation. 16. 9.
God the Authour of the calling of the gentiles. 15. 13
God is bountiful naturally. 14. 17.
God is the knower and ſearcher of hearts. 1. 24. 26. and 5. 9. and 15. 8. and 16. 24.
God is the creator of heauen and earth. 4. 24. and 14. 15. and 17. 24.
God the guide of his. 19. 21
God the iudge of al the whole worlde. 5. 8, & 7. 7. and 10. 15. and 28. 4.
God is incōprehenſible. 3. 13. & 7. 32.
God is the deliuerer of his church. 7. 7.
God the Father of Chriſt. 22. 14.
God is alwaies like to himſelfe. 17. 26.
Why God is called the god of Abraham, Iſaac and Iacob. 7. 32.
God alone muſt bee heard in Chriſt. 9. ….
God alone muſt be called vponupon. 12. 5.
God muſt be ſought in heauen. 7. 47.
How God dealeth with the godly. 12. 6. and 19. 21.
Why God created the worlde in ſixe dayes. 12. 10.
Why god doth ſometimes deferre hys helpe. 23. 11.
God hath a peculiar care for thoſe that bee his. 2. 25. &. 4. 21. & 5. 19. & 7. 34. & 8. 33. & 9. 5. 39. & 12. 2. 7. and 14. 23. and 16. 26. and 20. 1. 9. and 21. 31, 34. & 23. 16. and 25. 1. and 28. 16.
God beholdeth the heart, 8. 23.
Why God did ſweare. 2. 30
God vſeth to giuegive more to the godlye then they deſire. 12. 15.
How God did reueale himſelfe to the Fathers. 2. 17.
God preuenteth men with his grace. 3. ….
Why God doth not puniſh the wicked forthwith. 27. 24.
How God reigned in his. 1. 3
Why God would hauehave only a few miracles wrought and that for a ſhort time. 14. 11.
Howe God vſeth the induſtrie of the wicked. 4. 28. and 13. 21. 27. & 17. 26. and 23. 23. 27.
The free louelove of God toward his. 13. 17. and 27. 24.
The ſecrets of god muſt not be ſought out curiouſly. 14. 16. and 17. 30. & 16. 5.
The end of Gods benefits. 7. 7.
How great the goodnes of God is toward thoſe that be his. 2. 25. 18. & 3. 3. and 7. 38. and 11. 3. and 12. 15. and 17. 27.
Gods goodnes vſeth to ſtriue with mēs wickednes. 27. 42.
How neceſſary the knowledge of the true God is. 17. 22.
The fruit of the knowledge of God. 8. 39.
We muſt ſeeke the counſel of God in his word. 20. 26.
The lawfull worſhip of God. 14. 15.
The worſhip of God is alwaies ſpiritual. 7. 44. and 15. 9. and 17. 25.
The decree of God is immutable. 2. 23.
The vſe of Gods gifts. 2. 22.
Gods election is free. 16. 5.
Gods election is the cauſe of all good things 13. 18. and 22. 14
Gods couenaunt cannot be voyde. 17. 4.
VVhat account wee ought to make of the glory of God. 4. 30. and 8. 20. and 9. 45. & 28. 6.
Gods grace was neuer tyed to Ceremonies. 7. 7.
Gods grace is not tyed to the Sacraments. 22. 16.
Gods grace is the firſt cauſe of our ſaluation. 2. 47.
Gods grace is free. 16. 5.
Gods grace is neceſſary for al men. 10. 43.
Gods grace preuenteth men. 5. 31. & 7. 2. and 93. 5. and 10. 4. 5. 35. & 13. 48. and 22. 14.
Gods fauour and mercy toward thoſe that be his. 2. 30. and 5. 19. and 9. 31. 39.. & 10. 4. 30. 45. and 13. 18. 20. & 14 17. & 15. 10. & 17. 24. & 18. 9. 10. and 22. 19.
The calling vponupon God is his principall worſhip. 2. 21.
Calling vponupon God is alwayes neceſſary. 7. 59.
Gods infinite mercy. 9. 3.
Gods mercy is neceſſarye for all men. 10. 43.
Gods nature. 1. 26. and 4. 29. & 8. 14. and 13. 21.
Gods works are neuer without fruite. 2. 12.
How we muſt weigh the woorkes of God. 2. 12. & 3. 9. 15. 18.
Gods pacience toward the people of Iſrael. 7. 36.
How Gods power muſt be conſidered. 20. 32.
Gods power muſt not be ſeparated frō his counſel. 15. 10.
Gods power in Chriſtes reſurrection. 1. 30.
How great Gods power is. 4. 24. & 9. 1. 40. and 12. 7. and 26. 8.
Howe Gods foreknowledge ought to be conſidered. 2. 23. and 17. 26.
Gods preſence is fearefull. 9. 3. and 10. 4.
Gods preſence doth ſanctifie the place. 7. 33.
The knowing of Gods preſence is the beſt ſtay for the godly. 2. 25.
Gods promiſe was peculiarly appoynted for the Iewes. 2. 39.
Gods promiſes are to be imbraced by faith. 7. 5.
Gods promiſes in Chriſt. 13. 32. 34.
How Gods prouidēce muſt be weighed. 4. 28.
How reuerently and modeſtly Gods prouidence ought to be conſidered. 17. 30.
VVhence the deniall of Gods prouidence doth come. 20. 26.
A place of gods prouidence. 1. 18. 26. and 2. 23. and 4. 21. 24. and 5. 7. & and 7. 17. and 8. 4. 32. and 10. 10. and 12. 2. 20. and 13. 21. 27. 37. & 14. 17. and 16. 5. 17. 26. 28. & 18. 24. and 19. 2. and 21. 31. 33. & 23. 16. 23. and 25. 22. and 28. 3.
VVherein the kingdom of God conſiſteth. 1. 3. & 28. 31.
How gods kingdome is erected in vsus. 8. 5.
Gods kingdom is ſpiritual. 17. 18. and 18. 18. and 19. 8. and 28. 22.
The feare of god in the faithfull. 5. 11.
The feare of god is neceſſary for al the godly. 16. 2. 35. and 13. 16. 41.
VVhy gods worde is compared to a ſword. 2. 37.
The worde of god is ſaide to increaſe two maner of waies. 6. 7.
The word of god doth make the godly afraid. 10. 4.
VVhy the word of god is ſet before the reprobate. 28. 27.
The authority of the word of god. 8. 25. and 13. 51. and 20. 23. and 28. 25.
The contēpt of the word of god muſt be ſore puniſhed. 3. 22. and 13. 41. 51. and 14. 16.
The maieſty of the worde of god. 12. 52.
The plainneſſe of the word. 2. 27.
The force and efficacie of the word. 3. 6. and 5. 5. 33. and 8. 6. 13. and 9. 22 and 19. 6 and 24. 26.
The manifold vſe of the word of god. 14. 20.
VVee muſt neither adde too nor take away from the worde of god. 26. 22.
How much gods truth doth profit the reprobate. 26. 24.
Gods calling is free. 16. 5.
VVhat account wee muſt make of the calling of God. 17. 1.
VVee muſt follow the calling of god. 20. 23. and 23. 12.
Gods wil is the chiefeſt law of equitie. 14. 16.
Gods wil muſt be preferred before all things. 21. 2. 13. 14.
Gods will muſt be ſought in the law. 2. 23.
Gods will muſt bee ſufficient for the godly. 28. 27.
How terrible the voyce of god ſhal be to the wicked. 5. 3.
The lawfull way to worſhip god. 8. 28.
The difference betweene god and all creatures. 17. 28.
The difference betweene god & men. 10. 33. and 11. 16. and 15. 8.
The difference betweene god and Idols. 7. 2.
The difference betweene god and the world. 5. 41.
We muſt obey god without delay. 16. 20. 23. 29. and 15. 4.
God muſt hauehave the whole praiſe and glory. 14. 26. & 26. 2…. & 28. 8.
It is mans duty to ſeeke god. 17. 27.
What it is to tempt god. 5. 9. and 15. 10.
The falſe opinion of the gentiles touching their gods. 17. 22.
God muſt not bee woorſhipped with mans traditions. 15. 29. and 16. 4.
One god. 14. 15.
God is no reſpecter of perſons. 1. 26. and 22. 1. and 10. 34. and 16. 22.
God hath life and death in his power. 7. 55.
God is not the Author of euill. 2. 23.
God alone is the Author of miracles. 14. 3. and 19. 11. and 28: 8.
Peace of the godlie. 2. 25.
The ſecurity of the godly. 2. 15. 46.
Why ſincere and ſounde godlines was neuer found in the more part of the world. 14. 15.
There is no godlines without right inſtruction. 18. 22.
Faith is the foundation of godlineſſe. 24. 14. and 25. 19.
To go in and out, for to be conuerſant. 1. 21. and 9. 28.
How goods are common among the Faithful. 2. 45. and 4. 33. 34.
Who is to be counted a good mā. 11. 24
Good men are mixed with the badde. 6. 1. 5. and 8. 13. and 13. 40. and 15. 12. 24. and 17. 32. and 20. 30. and 27. 24.
The goſpel aroſe of ſmall beginnings. 8. 26.
How the goſpel came euen vntounto the Ethiopians. Ibidem.
Why the goſpel is preached. 17. 30.
Why the goſpel is ſet before the reprobate. 24. 25.
The certaintie of the goſpel. 3. 24.
The authoritie of the goſpel. 17. 30. and 19. 17.
A commendation of the goſpel. 3. 22. 23. 24.
The eſtate of the goſpel. 6. 8. & 7. 54. and 13. 27. and 17. 6.
The free profesſion of the goſpell is a ſingular gift of god. 4. 31.
The confirmation of the goſpell. 3. 21.
The contempt of the goſpell muſt bee ſharply puniſhed. 3. 20. 22. & 4. 26. and 13. 41. 51. and 19 l 16.
The dignity and excellency of the goſpel. 9. 5.
The doctrine of the goſpel is ſubiect to infinite ſlanders. 6. 14.
The doctrine of the goſpel is not new. 3. 21. and 20. 43. and 13. 17. 32.
The commendations and titles of the goſpel. 5. 20.
The glory of the goſpel is alwayes ioyned with the croſſe and diuers troubles. 6. 8.
The end and ſcope of the goſpel. 1. 3. & 11. 18. and 20. 8.
The maieſty of the goſpel. 26. 22.
The goſpel is like to leauen. 13. 49.
Howe the goſpell is the cauſe of trouble. 14. 4.
Why the goſpel is called the kingdom of god. 20. 25.
VVhy the goſpel is called the worde of grace. 14. 13.
The goſpel is the worde of ſaluation. 13. 20.
The goſpell is the worde of life. 5. 20.
The goſpel was apointed for the Iews. 3. 25.
The goſpell is not preached vntounto vsus without conſideration. 2. 2.
The goſpel was ſtabliſhed by myracles. 14. 3.
The partes of the goſpell. 23. 8. and 20. 21.
The preaching of the goſpel is of great importance. 10. 21.
The preaching of the goſpel is moſt acceptable obedience to God. 6. 2.
The preaching of the Goſpell is the cauſe of ſaluation. 11. 3.
The preaching of the goſpell is verye effectual. 10. 44.
The preaching of the goſpel is alwaies acceptable to God. 24. 25.
The preaching of the goſpel is eſtabliſhed by ſtrong obteſtations. 10. 42.
The ſweetneſſe of the goſpell. 13. 26.
The ſumme of the goſpel. 1. 1. and 5. 31. and 10. 43.
The ſumme of the goſpell is knowen where Chriſt is knowen. 8. 34
The force of the Goſpell. 19. 9.
Looke the force and efficacie of the word of God.
Why all in general doe not beleeue the goſpel. 13. 48.
Grace put for the faith of the goſpell. 13. 43.
Grace put for the power of the ſpirite. 14. 26.
Grace for calling into the hope of ſaluation. 13. 43.
The grace of the ſpirite is not tied to ſignes. 10. 47
Thankesgiuing for deliuerance from death. 12. 11.
Thankfulnes is commended. 10. 23. and 11. 29.
Grecian put for a gentile. 16. 3.
Grecians for the diſperſed Iewes. 9. 29.
The complaint of Gregory Nazianzene of the ſucceſſe of Councels. 25. 2.
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Hand put for power. 11. 21.
Hand put for principality. 7. 36.
Why the Apoſtles layed their handes vponupon the Deacons. 6. 6.
The Heart for the minde. 16. 14.
The Heart for the will. 4. 32.
The whole Heart for a ſincere heart. 8. 37.
How acceptable ſinglenes of heart is to God. 5. 1.
What great heede wee muſt take that we be not too Haſtie. 16. 35.
Hearing is the beginning of faith. 8. 6.
The worde Heauen is diuerſly taken. 1. 11.
Howe Steuen ſaw the Heauens open. 7. 56.
What the opening of the Heauens doeth ſignifie. 10. 11.
Wherewith Herod was moued to perſecute the Church. 12. 3.
Herods tower was called Antonia. 4. 5
Herods blindnes. 12. 19.
The worde hereſie was in times paſt not infamous. 24. 14.
How heretikes ought to bee confuted. 9. 22.
How ridiculous the popiſh Hierarchie is. 20. 28.
The bookes of the celeſtial Hierarchie and other fooliſh and wicked books are amiſſe attributed to Dionyſius Areopagita. 17. 34.
Hieroms place. 1. 12. and 7. 14. & 15. 10. 13. and 17. 23. and 19. 6.
The holy Ghoſt was promiſed of the Father. 1. 4.
The holy ghoſt is appointed peculiarly for the Church. 2. 18.
VVhy the holie ghoſt was powred out vppon the Apoſtles fifty daies after the firſt fruites. 2. 1
How the holy ghoſt is called by the name toungues. 2. 3.
The holie ghoſt is not giuē to the profane and contemners. 2. …8.
The holy ghoſt is the Author of miracles. 9. 34.
The nature of Hope. 1. 4.
The holy ghoſt is God. 5. 4. and 13. 2.
Horace his place. 17. 21.
How farre forth we muſt vſe humanity toward our brethren. 21. 13
Humanity is neceſſary in a magiſtrate. 23. 19.
Humanity is commended. 2. 27. & 10. 23. and 28. 7.
Peter his humanity. 9. 43.
Humanity ought to be imbraced. 9. 5. 6. and 10. 48. and 12. 23.
Hypocriſie is in men naturally. …8. 23.
Hypocriſie is blind. 6. 1….
How wee ought to deteſt Hypocriſie. 5. 1. 3. 8.
Hypocrites are ambitious. 7. 57
Hypocrites are bloudy. 9. 29.
Hypocrites are hardly diſcerned. 8. 13.
How we muſt handle Hypocrites. 7. 53. and 8. 20. 23.
Blindnes of Hypocrites. 9. 23
The feyned modeſtie of Hypocrites. 14. 14.
The manner of Hypocrites. 4. 1. & 5. 4. 21. & 7. 1. & 13. 50. & 14. 14. & 23. 4.
The careleſſe ſecuritye of Hypocrites. 24. 2.
The furious bloudy zeale of hypocrits. 4. 7. & 5. 17. & 6. 11. & 9. 29. & 17 5. and 19. 23. 27. and 23. 12.
Hirelings are noted. 8. 39.
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Iames the brother of Iohn was ſlaine by Herod. 12. 2.
Iames the ſonne of Alphee. 12. 17. and 13. 15.
Violence is done to Iaſon becauſe hee entertained Paul and his companyons. 17. 5.
The Iaylor conuerted vntounto Chriſt. 16. 33.
Blindnes of Idolaters. 13. 6.
Hypocriſie of Idolaters. 17. 17.
Whence Idolatry came. 7. 40.
Idolatry is very fertile. 7. 42.
Idolatry is contrarye to it ſelfe. 17. 24.
How farre forth ignorance is to be excuſed. 3. 17. & 14. 17. & 17. 30
What the word Iehouah doth ſignifie. 17. 28.
The Iewes were the firſt begotten in the Church. 1. 8. and 2. 39. and 3. 26. and 10. 12. and 13. 26. 16. 3. & 20. 21. 28. 28.
How the Iewes did crucifie Chriſt. 2. 23. 36. and 4. 10.
Why the Iewes did not keepe company with the gentiles. 10. 28. and 11. 3.
The arrogancie of the Iewes. 13. 42. and 22. 22.
The blaſphemy of the Iewes. 13. 45. & 18. 6.
The blindnes of the Iewes. 17. 3. 4. & 28. 26.
The horrible faulte of the Iewes. 2. 36. & 3. 13. & 4. 10. and 7. 52.
The doating of the Iewes about the word Iehoua. 3. 6.
The profite of the ſcattering abroad of the Iewes. 17. 4.
The election of the Iewes was double. 13. 33.
The proude boaſting of the Iewes of their fathers. 7. 9.
The ignorance of the Iewes was mixed with hypocriſie. 3. 17.
The monſtrous vnbeliefe of the Iewes. 13. 27.
The vnthankfulnes of the Iewes. 2. 36 and 7. 26. and 13. 46.
The hypocriſie of the Iewes. 7. 53. 57.
The tongue of the Iewes was corrupt after their exile. 22. 2.
The fathers of the Iewes did murther their brethren. 7. 9.
The ſtubbornnes of the Iewes. 17. 51.
The Iews were corrupters of the ſcripture. 17. 3.
The Iewes which dwelt in the prouinces were deadly enemies to the goſpel. 6. 9.
The Iewes were the people of God by the alone grace of Gods adoption. 10. 15
The prerogatiue of the Iewes. 13. 46.
The reiecting of the Iewes. 13. 46
The religion of the Iewes was corrupt in the time of the Apoſtles. 13. 6.
The religion of the Iewes was condē ned by the cruell edictes of the Romanes. 8. 27. and 10. 2. and 16. 20.
The religion of the Iewes was euerye where odious. 16. 13
Three ſects of the Iewes. 23. 6.
The blind zeale of the Iewes. 3. 17. and 23. 6.
The equalitye of the Iewes and gentiles. 15. 9.
The difference between the Iewes and gentiles. 2. 39.
The vſe of Images among the gentiles. 17. 29.
Impiety of the Iſraelites. 7. 36
Incōſtancy is a common, and in a maner a continuall vice in all people. 16. 22.
Incredulity profaneth all thinges. 10. 28.
Infantes muſt not bee kept from Baptiſme. 2. 39. and 10. 47.
The Inuention touching the two Angels of eueryevery man is profane. 12. 15
The Inuention of Mercury, the Interpreter of the gods. 14. 11
The Inuention touching the Image of Diana. 9. 35.
Inuocation of dead Saintes is ouerthrowen. 3. 22.
The office of Iohn baptiſt. 1. 5. and 10. 37. and 13. 24. and 19. 3.
The comparing of Chriſte and Iohn baptiſt together. 1. 5.
Iohn Marke was the helper of Paul and Barnabas. 13. 5.
Iohn Marke departeth from Paul and Barnabas. 13. 13.
Iohn Markes ſinne was greater then it is commonly taken for. 15. 37.
Why Ionathas the high prieſte was ſlaine. 24. 2.
Ioſephus his places. 4. 15. and 5. 36. & 15. 13. and 8. 5. and 11. 28. & 12. 1 21. & 21. 37. and 23. 2. and 24. 2. 5 and 25. 13.
Ironia. 4. 9. and 23. 5.
Iudas an Authour of ſedition. 5. 36.
Iudges put for rulers and gouernours. 13. 20.
Iudges rayſed vp of God. 5. 30.
Raſh Iudgment is condemned. 10. 15. &. 28. 4.
How neceſſarie the preaching of Gods Iudgment is. 3. 20. & 17. 37.
Iuſtice put for honeſtie and innocencie before men. 10. 35
To iuſtifie for to deliuer and acquit. 13. 38.
The fable of Iuſtine touching Moſes. 7. 2.
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The Kingdom of God put for the doctrine of the goſpel. 20. 25.
How ſmall the beginnings of Chriſtes Kingdome were. 16. 11
Kneeling is not to be condemned of it ſelfe. 10. 25.
Kneeling in time of prayer is a token of humility. 9. 40.
Knowledge is the moderatiō of zeale. 18. 25.
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How the Law as concerning the ceremonies, is abrogated by the cōming of Chriſt. 8. 27.
The Lawe concerning the choyſe of beaſtes is abrogated. 10. 13.
Man cannot posſibly fulfill the Lawe. 15. 10.
The Law is counted a yoke two maner of wayes. 15. 10.
The Lawe is the rule of good life. 10. 35.
Howe the Lawe is counted a liuelye ſpeech. 7. 38.
How the Law is liuely. Ibid.
The Law of Porcius touching the priuiledge of the Citizens of Rome. 16. 37. and 22. 25.
The Law of Sempronius of the Citizens of Rome. 16. 37. and 22. 25.
The worde Lawe improperly vſed. 1. 5.
The authority of the Law. 7. 53.
The alone end of the Lawe. 15. 11.
The office of the Law. 15. 1. 10.
The perpetuity of the Law is grounded in Chriſt. 15. 9.
The difference betweene the Law and the Goſpel. 17. 2.
Whether the Faithfull may go to Law vnderunder an vnbeleeuing Iudge. 25. 11.
Laying on of hands was a temporall ceremony. 8. 18.
Laying on of handes was a ſolemne ſigne of conſecration. 6. 6.
What laying on of hands did note in times paſt. 9. 17. and 33. 3. and 19. 6 and 28. 8.
Laying awaite for Paul. 9. 23.
How many ſouldiers were in a Legiō. 10. 1.
What liberality doeth pleaſe God. 4. 32.
Liberality muſt be voluntary. 11. 29.
Liberality is commended. 9. 36. & 10. 2. and 28. 7.
The reward of Liberality. 10. 4.
Liberality is commended. 10. 25. 20. 25.
The word Lotte is diuerſly taken.. 1. 26.
How farre forth it is lawfull to caſt Lottes. Ibid.
LoueLove commended. 4. 32. & 5. 12.
Degrees of LoueLove. 11. 29.
The Lucianiſtes make ſemblaunce of faith. 8. 13.
Luke is full of hebrew phraſes though he wrote in Greeke. 2. 3
Lydda was alſo called Dioſpolis. 9. 32.
Lydia was the firſt fruits of the church of Philippi. 16. 13.
The way to order the life aright. 10. 2.
The abuſe of the preſent life. …7. 27.
Wherin the integrity of life conſiſteth. 10. 35.
Newneſſe of life is neceſſary. 3. 26.
Wee muſt ſtudy to leade a godly life. 20. 21.
The bond of life and death is appointed for men. 13. 37
In what reſpect we muſt ſaue our life or contemne it, 20. 24. & 23. 17.
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Macedonius an heretike. 13. 2.
The office of a Magiſtrate. 16. 15. 22. and 18. 12.
How far forth we muſt obey the Magiſtrate. 5. 29. & 23. 25,
The vnfaithfulnes of certaine Magiſtrates. 11. 17.
The Mahometiſts imagine a new God 22. 14.
The errour of the Maniches touching the ſoules. 17. 28
Mans duetie is to ſeeke God. Ibidem.
To what end Men are borne. 17. 26.
What men are able to doe of thēſelues. 9. 15.
Al men are accurſed without Chriſt. 3. 25. 26.
How great Mens blindnes is. 17. 27
Mans conuerſion is in the hand of god. 14. 1.
Mens hearts are in the handes of God. 9. 6. & 16. 14. and 23. 19, 23. & 25. 1. and 28 1.
Foure kindes of men. 13. 50.
Mens vnthankfulnes. 17. 26.
Mens merites are ouerthowen. 7. 35. and 13. 39. 48.
Mans nature is bent vntounto vanity. 14. 11.
Mans careleſſe ſecuritie. 17. 32.
How great mans rechleſneſſe is. 2. 12.
Mans life is in the hande of God. 5. 19.
That is ſometimes attributed to men, which is proper to God alone. 7. 30. 36. & 13. 47. and 16. 9. & 26. 18.
VVho be true Martyrs. 21. 34.
Chriſtes Martyrs muſt be comforted. 24. 23.
The conſtancy & courage of the Martyrs in our time. 6. 9. & 19. 34.
The difference betweene Martyrs and wicked doers. 7. 58.
Matthias was made an Apoſtle by the iudgement of God. 1. 23.
Meanes muſt not bee reiected. 27. 30.
Thoſe of Melita thoughte amiſſe of Paul. 28. 4.
The inconſtancie of the Melitians. 28. 6.
Mens merites are ouerthrowen. 7. 35. and 10. 4. and 13. 17. & 15. 9. and 26. 18.
How miniſters ought to bee choſen in the Church. 6. 2.
Looke Paſtors.
The Miniſtery of the word is neceſſary in the Church. 14. 23.
The Miniſtery of the word is moſt laborious. 6. 2.
The Miniſtery of the word is commē ded. 1. 2. and 2. 2. 4. 7. and 8. 31. & 9. 6. and 10. 5. 36. 44. and 11. 3. and 15. 28. and 16. 9. 14 and 17. 30. & 22. 10. and 26. 18.
Why Miracles are called ſignes and wonders. 2. 22. & 19. 11.
Why there were onelyonly a few miracles wrought and for a ſhort time. 14. 11.
Miracles ought neuer to be ſeparated from the word of God. 5. 12. & 14. 3.
What Miracles doe of them ſelues in men. 3. 9.
Whom miracles profite. 2. 5.
Whether Miracles be ſufficient for approbations. 2. 22.
What popiſh miracles doe. 3. 9.
The abuſe of Myracles. Ibidem.
The vſe and end of Miracles. 3. 6. 13. & 4. 10. and 5. 15. & 8. 6. & 9. 32. 35. 42. & 10. 38. and 14. 3. and 15. 11. 13. and 28. 7.
Mockers of the word of God. 2. 12.
The treachery of certaine moderate men. 17. 6. and 20. 20.
Modeſty is cōmended. 9. 5. 6. & 12. …8
The feigned Modeſty of hypocrites. 14. 14.
The Moone turned into blood. 2. 18.
Montanus an heretike. 10. 15.
Moſes the Miniſter of deliueraunce. 7. …. 24.
In what ſenſe Moſes is called a redeemer. 7. 36
Moſes is ſubiect to Chriſt. Ibid.
Moſes his Modeſty. 7. 22.
What it doeth ſignifie in the ſcriptures to open the mouth. 8. 34. and 10 34.
Wee muſt alwaies aske the mouth of the Lord. 22. 10.
VVe muſt not forthwith cleaue to the multitude 14. 16. & 19. 27.
Monkes followers of Iudaiſme. 9. 37.
The arrogancie and pryde of Monkes. 15. 5.
Impudencie of Monkes. 2. 45.
Murther was alwayes moſt deteſtable. 28. 4.
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Name put for authority. 4. 7.
Name put for the cauſe or meanes. 4. 12.
Name put for rule and power. 3. 6.
The name of the Lord put for the profesſion of the goſpel. 9. 24
The Night was diuided into 4. partes. 12. 4.
What it is to beare the name of Chriſt. 9. 15.
The Name of Ieſus of Nazareth for the whole profesſion of the Goſpell. 26. 9.
Two Natures in Chriſt. 20. 28.
The ſect of the Nazarites. 24. 5.
VVhy Chriſt was called Ieſus of Nazareth. 10. 38.
Nero his cruelty againſt the godly. 12. 8,
Neſtorius an heretike. 20 28.
With what colour the Nicodemites excuſe their disſimulation. 21. 26
Nicholas the deacon was the author of a filthy and wicked ſect. 6. 5.
Noble mē were alſo called Eunuches. 8. 27.
An vniuerſall Note is not alwayes taken vniuerſally. 8. 1. and 9. 35. and 10, 2.
Nunnes were choſen in ſteede of the veſtall virgins. 14. 15.
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The fruite of Obedience. 8. 27.
Triall of Obedience. 8. 26.
VVe muſt cut off all occaſion from the wicked. 6. 14.
Offences muſt be auoyded. 15. 1. and 20. 33.
VVe muſt take Opportunity. 3. 1. and 10. 48. & 13. 40. & 20. 16. & 21. 4. & 22. 25. & 28. 30.
VVe muſt auoyd Offences. 10 28. & 13. 27. & 18. 18. and 20. 3. 34. and 22. 27. and 28. 17. 19.
One for the firſt. 20. 7.
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Paphus a city cituate on the Sea ſhore toward the South. 13. 6.
The vayne bragge of the Papiſtes touching vaine titles. 7. 1.
The vaine and proud boaſting of the Papiſts touching counſels. Ibid.
The vayne boaſting of the Papiſts touching the faith. 3. 13. and 7. 52.
The groſſe ignorance of the Papiſts. 1. 7. and 13. 39. and 17. 34.
The liberty of the Papiſtes againſt the worſhippers of God. 23. 4.
The falſe miracles of the papiſts. 5. 15.
VVhat the miracles of the Papiſts can doe. 3. 9.
The preiudice of the Papiſts. 16. 21.
The preparations of the papiſts are ouerthrowen. 22. 14.
The reliques of the Papiſts. 19. 11.
The vaine ſatisfactions of the Papiſts. 10. 43. and 13. 38.
The folly of Papiſts. 16. 14
The blockiſhnes of Papiſts. 23. 12.
How the ſuperſtitions of the Papiſtes crope in. 14. 11.
The vaine titles of the papiſts. 7. 2. and 23. 6.
The ſtinking annointing of the papiſts. 19. 6.
The prepoſterous, furious and bloudy zeale of the papiſts. 5. 17. and 11. 16. and 9. 23. and 16. 19. & 18. 25. 19. 23. 27.
How vaine the Images and Pictures of the Papiſts were. 74. 3.
The ſtageplay Maſſe of the Papiſts. 7. 22.
VnderUnder what colour the Papiſts defended the ſacrifice of the Maſſe. 13. 2.
The horrible ſacriledge of the Maſſe. 16. 3.
The Papiſtes are addicted to externall viſures. 6. 14.
Whence the papiſts fet an example of making vowes. 18. 18
The Papiſts inuēt to themſelues a new God. 22. 14.
The Papiſts feigne that al manner antiquity is allowed. 24. 14.
VnderUnder what colour the Papiſts cloake their idolatry. 14. 15.
The Papiſtes include Chriſt in bread and wine. 7. 49.
VnderUnder what colour the Papiſtes take vponupon them to bynde mens conſciences. 15. 28.
The Papiſtes place the power of God in the Saintes. 3. 12
The Papiſtes leane onelyonly to vntimely Counſels. 15. 2
VVith what trifles the Papiſts do think the dignity of Baptiſme is adorned. 10. 47.
The Papiſtes cannot deliuer the doctrine of repentance. 3. 19.
The Papiſtes doe almoſt tranſlate the name of repentance vntounto external rites. 2. 38.
The Papiſts doe attribute more to the reaſons of the Philoſophers then to the oracles of God. 28. 23.
The Papiſts attribute magicall force to the Sacraments. 8. 13.
VnderUnder what colour Papiſts make boaſt of their reliques. 5. 15.
Ambition of Papiſts. 16. 19.
Arrogancy of Papiſts. 7. 1.
Couetouſnes of Papiſts. 1. 6.
Boldnes of Papiſts. 17. 34.
The blaſphemy of the Papiſts agaynſt Baptiſme. 8. 16.
The blindnes of Papiſtes. 23. 12.
The Papiſtes blaſpheme the ſcriptures. 17. 2. …1. 28. and 18. 18.
How the Papiſtes muſt bee conuict of error. 14. 15
The Papiſts are corrupters of true doctrine. 2. 42. & 6. 11. & 13. 15
The Papiſts are vnreformable. 41
The Papiſtes are without excuſe. 17. 29.
The Papiſts are profaners of the ſacraments. 10. 37.
Howe ridiculous the papiſts bee. 9. 17.
The Papiſts abuſe miracles. 14. 3.
The Papiſtes tye the cauſe of grace to to their charmes. 22. 16.
The papiſts tye the grace of the Spirite to ſignes. 10. 4. 7
How the Papiſts colour their dealings in changing or abrogating the inſtitutions of Chriſt. 2. 38.
VVhence the Papiſtes goe about to prooue that the Churche hath ſome authority of her owne. 15. 28.
Whence the Papiſtes fet Peters ſupremacie. 1. 13. 16.
Howe the Papiſtes extenuate the grace of God. 9. 5.
The papiſts do in vaine inuent to them ſelues infinite waies to attaine to ſaluation. 4 12.
A Paſtour is alſo a Byſhoppe. 20. 28.
In what reſpect a Paſtour may flye in time of perſecution. 8. 1.
Paſtors be maiſter builders. 4. 11.
Paſtors are miniſters of life. 11. 3.
In what ſenſe Paſtors are prieſtes. 13. 2.
VVhat maner perſons muſt be choſen. 1. 24.
Paſtors muſt be honored. 16. 9
Paſtors are ſubiect to infinite ſlanders. 6. 14. and 7. 26. and 16. 20. and 17. 6. and 18. 12. and 19. 23. and 21. 17. and 25. 17.
Paſtors muſt not make choyſe of their Auditors. 26. 22.
The Paſtors muſt eſpecially pray. 6. 4.
Ambition of Paſtors is hurtfull to the Church. 20. 30
Ambition of Paſtors doth corrupt the purity of the Goſpel. Ibid.
Couetouſneſſe of Paſtors is condemned. 20. 33.
Authority of Paſtors. 6. 3.
How the ſermons of Paſtors muſt bee tempered. 3. 17.
The ſtate of Paſtors. 14. 15. and 15. 2.
Conſtancy of Paſtors. 4. 20. & 7. 54. & 9. 16. and 18. 9. and 19. 29.
The lawfull way to make Paſtors. 14. 23.
The people muſt be permitted to make choiſe of the Paſtors. 24. 23.
Ioye of Paſtors. 11. 23.
How hurtful the ſloth of Paſtors is to Churches. 15. 36
The innocency of Paſtors. 25. 10.
The labour of Paſtors is not in vayne. 11. 21.
The inuincible fortitude of Paſtours. 15. 2.
The warfare of Paſtors. 19. 23.
The office of Paſtors is an harde office. 14. 23.
The function and dutie of Paſtors. 11. 1. and 2. 40. and 8. 17. 25. & 4. 11. 20. and 5. 8. 32. and 6. 2. and 8. 2 13 39. & 9. 22. 26. & 10 43. and 11. 17. & 13. 15. and 14. 14. 20. & 15. 28. & 16. 9. & 17. 5. 10. 18. 31. 32. & 18. 6. 9. 19. & 20. 18. 20. 24. 26. & 21. 13. 37. & 22. 18. & 23. 17. and 26. 17. 22.
The patience of Paſtors. 9. 16.
The true tryall of Paſtors. 20. 19.
The wiſedome of Paſtors. 18. 4. & 20. 26.
The diligence of Paſtors. 6. 4.
How hurtful the pride of Paſtors is to the Church. 15. 22.
How hurtful the fearefulneſſe of Paſtors is to the Church. 18. 9.
The vehemencie of Paſtors is not to be condemned. 9 31. and 13. 10.
The vigilantneſſe of Paſtors. 20. 29.
The life of Paſtors ought to bee deere to the godly. 12. 5
The certainty of the calling of Paſtors. 16. 5.
VVhat maner zeale ought to be in paſtors. 13. 10. 51. and 14. …4.
The difference between Paſtors and Apoſtles. 1. 23. and 14. 23.
How far forth we muſt obey paſtors. 4. 19. and 5. 29.
How neceſſary patience is in the godlie. 18. & 7. 5. 6. & 8. 32. 33. and 9. 16. and 14. 5. 22.
The vigilantneſſe of Paſtors. 20. 28.
The inuincible conſtancie of Paul. 13. 46. and 14. 13. 14. 19. 20. and 17. 1. 10. and 18. 18. and 19. 30. & 21. 1. 10. 12. and 24. 25. and 27. 21. & 28. 30.
How fruitful Pauls conuerſion was. 9. 20.
Pauls conuerſion was famous. 8. 3.
The ſumme of Pauls doctrine. 20. 21.
Pauls curteſie. 20. 13. and 21. 26.
Pauls humility. 20. 19
Pauls innocency. 24. 23. & 25. 10. and 26. 4.
Pauls integrity. 28. 14.
Pauls iuſt anger. 13. 10. & 17. 16.
Pauls warfare. 17. 5. and 18. 11.
Pauls modeſty. 19. 30. & 21. 18.
Pauls patience. 9. 26. & 16. …3. & 17. 1
Howe effectuall Pauls preaching was. 17. 11. 32. 34. and 18. 9. 10.
Why the Iewes did deteſt Pauls appealing to Caeſar. 28. 19.
Pauls wiſedome. 16. 37. and 18. 4. and 20. & 20. 24. 25.
Pauls cruelty before his conuerſion. 9. 2.
Howe precious Pauls life was to the faithful. 20. 3. and 24. 23
Pauls calling was certain. 14. 27.
The ſtout zeale of Paul. 9. 22. & 13. 40. & 14. 14 and 15. 28. and 17. 16. & 26. 28.
Paul the Apoſtle and teacher of the gē tiles. 13. 46.
Howe Paul was appointed to bee the teacher of the Gentiles. 13. 1.
Paul had two names. 13. 10
Paul was no cōmon miniſter of Chriſt. 9. 15.
Paul a Prophet of God. 28. 3.
Paul was appointed to bee a witneſſe as well to the Iewes as to the Gentiles. 26. 17.
Paul was ſtoned. 14. 19.
How deſirous Paul was of peace. 16. 4.
VVhy Paul did circumciſe Timothie. 16. 3.
Paul his girdle which Agabus tooke. 21. 11.
Paul diſputeth at Athens with the Iewes. 17. 18
The pride of the Athenians. 17. 16.
The ſumme of Pauls preaching, 9. 20.
Paul healeth a creeple. 14. 10.
The reconciling of certaine places to looke to, contrary. 7. 2. & 8. 32. & 4 15. 7. & 10. 14. & 13. 2. 29. 33. & 14 17. and 15. 19. and 16. 1. 4. 18. and 17. 24. & 18. 25. and 20. 22. and 21 4. and 22. 9.
Peace put for the reconciliation of God and men. 10. 86.
VVhat Peace we muſt keepe. 15. 1. & 23. 6.
The peace of the Church doth not cō tinue long. 9. 31.
The peace of the godly. 2. 25.
Pelagius an heretike. 10. 34.
The inconſtancy of the common peole. 16. 22. and 21. 30.
The people muſt not bee excluded frō the affaires of the Church. 15. 30.
The people is not to bee reſtrained in the affaires of the Church. 22. 22.
Perſecution raiſed by Herod. 12. 1.
How farre forth it is lawful for Chriſtians to flie perſecution. 11. 20.
Perſecution doth help the courſe of the goſpel. 8. 1.
The profit of perſecution. 11. 19.
VVe muſt not yeeld to perſecution. 8. 4
The perſecuters of the church muſt be ſore puniſhed▪ 9. 5.
It is lawfull to flie in time of perſecution. 8. 1.
Perſeuerance is the gift of God. 5. 31.
It is neceſſary to perſeuere in prayer. 1. 4. and 10. 2.
VVe muſt perſeuere in Chriſtes doctrine. 4. 30. & 7. 3. & 11. 23. & 14. 22. and 15. 36. & 20. 19. and 27. 7.
The place of Perſius. 17. 25.
Perſon put for the external ſtate or appearance. 10. 34.
The perſon of the holy Ghoſt. 13. 2.
Accepting of perſons is condemned. 1. 34.
The Fable of Peter his diſputatiō with Simon Magus. 8, 24.
Why Peter was called Symeon. 15. 13
How Peter did excel among the Apoſtles. 8. 19.
Peters conſtancy. 4. 8. 11.
Peters curteſie. 4. 43.
Peters modeſty. 11. 3.
Peters obedience. 12. 9.
Whence the Papiſtes deriue Peter hys ſupremacy. 1. 13. 16. & 9. 32.
Peter his wiſedome. 4. 8.
We muſt beware of Preiudices. 7. 1. and 10. 34. and 21. 28. and 12. 23. and 28. 22.
Whence the Phariſies had their name. 23. 6.
The great pryde of the Phariſies. 15. 5.
The Churche of the Philippians came from a ſlender ſlippe. 16. 14.
Philip the deacon. 6. 5. and 8. 5.
Philip the Euangeliſt. 21. 8.
Philips conſtancy. 8. 21.
Philips ſtoutneſſe. 8. 40.
The doctrine of the Philoſophers. 17. 18.
VVhy the Philoſophers called man the leſſer world. 17. 27.
The Place is ſanctified by the preſence of God. 7. 33
A Place to be mended in the text. 7. 16.
Plato his place. 13. 37. & 17. 18.
Pliny his place. 7. 2. & 8. 27. & 17. 1. & 20. 13. and 28. 11.
The Plural number put for the ſinguler. 13. 14.
Pomponius Mela was deceiued. 8. 26.
The Pope is the miniſter of Satan. 5. 28.
The Pope hath bounde manye wicked ſects in one bundle. 10. 15
The Popes arrogancy. 13. 3. & 15. 16 and 22. 1.
The ridiculous hierarchie of popery. 20. 28.
The Popes vain boaſting. 4. 11. 19. & 5. 28. 29.
The Popes impudency. 15. 13
The Faithful muſt ſhake off the Popes yoke. 23. 25.
The wicked law of the Pope touching choyce of meates. 10. 15.
The ribaldry plaies of the Pope. 3. 6.
The faire titles of the Pope. 16. 16.
The greate tyranny of the Pope. 9. 32. & 10. 15. & 11. 3. & 14. 19. & 15. 16, 28. 30. & 19. 19. and 22. 1.
To whom the care for the poore muſt be committed. 6. 2.
VVe muſt hauehave regard of the Poore. 9. 34.
Howe deadly that Power is whiche is voyd of the feare of God. 4. 17
Power graunted to the Apoſtles. 13. 11.
The true rule of Prayer. 4. 24. & 16. 13.
VVe muſt Pray without ceaſing. 12. 5. 6.
VVe muſt pray for the increaſe of doctrine. 20. 36.
VVee muſt eſpecially praye for thoſe which are afflicted by the wicked for the teſtimony of the goſpel. 12. 5.
Prayer muſt flow from faith. 8. 22.
Prayers for the dead are in vayne. 15. 10.
The Preparations of the Sophiſters are ouerthrowen. 22. 14.
The Preparations of the Papiſtes are ouerthrowen. 22. 4.
The Prieſt of the law was a figure of Chriſt. 3. 26.
The Popiſh Prieſts were Simoniſts. 8. 21.
The couetouſnes of Prieſtes. 14. 13.
The euil conſcience of the Prieſts. 4. 13.
The impudencie of the prieſtes. 4. 13.
The obſtinate malice of the Prieſtes. 4. 13.
The tyranny of the Prieſtes. 4. 9. 13.
The prepoſterous zeale of the prieſts. 4. 1.
The ridiculous ſhauing of Prieſts. 18. 18.
The Chriſtian Prieſthood. 13. 2.
The office of Princes. 16, 15
How farre forth wee muſt obey Princes. 17. 7. and 23. 25.
Priſcillian an Heretike. 10.
Falſe prophetes are apes of the Prophets. 21. 11
The cuſtome of falſe Prophetes. 21. 11.
The vehemēcy of the Prophets. 13. 10.
Propheſie put for the rare and ſinguler gift of vnderſtanding. 2. 17.
Howe greate the force of propheſie is. 24. 26.
Why Prophecying did ceaſe after the returne of the people. 3. 22
All Prophecies were gathered into one body or volume. 7. 42. and 13. 40. & 15. 15.
The word Prophete is diuerſly taken. 12. 27.
VVhat this doth ſignifie a Prophete to be raiſed of God. 3. 26.
VVhy the Prophets were called Seers. 2. 50.
Prophets put for excellent interpreters of the ſcriptures, 13. 1.
Prophets put for thoſe which were indued with excellent knowledge of the myſteries of God. 15. 32
Prophets raiſed vp of God. 5. 30.
All the Prophets did teſtifie of Chriſt. 3. 21.
The Prophets did write their doctrine▪ out of the law. 26. 22.
The cuſtome of the Prophets. 21. 11.
The conſent of the Prophets. 15. 15
The vſe of the doctrine of the Prophets 15. 6.
The office of the Prophetes. 1. 7. and 7. 52.
VVhy Prophecies were remoued from the Church. 21. 9.
The Prophecies of the prophets were for the moſt part confirmed by miracles. 21. 11.
The modeſty of Proſelytes. 13. 42.
VVee muſt hauehave reſpect vntounto proſperity. 13. 37
Certaine prouerbs. 2. 45. & 53. 6. 1. 2. 4. & 7. 1. 54 & 9. 5. & 13. 41. and 14. 22. and 15. 21. & 16. 3. 16. and 18. 1. 9. and 2. 25.
Prouidence is neceſſary for paſtors. 8. 13.
Pride is in al men naturally. 9. 5.
How greatly God doth hate pride. 12. 26.
The proude men warre againſt God. 12. 23.
Publius his hoſpitality. 28. 7.
The fable of the poets of Python the ſerpent. 16. 16
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Diuers Queſtions with their anſwers. 1. 5. 21. 23. and 2. 17. 18. 22. and 3. 1. 5. 17. 20. 22. 25. and 4. 27. and 5. 32. and 6. 5. and 7. 2. 30. 32. 33. 38. 49. 56. 58. 60. and 8. 1. 13. 16. 24. & 9. 25. 39. & 10. 4. 12. 24. 25. 30. 35. 41. and 11. 1. 29. and 12. 5. and 13. 22. 34. 37. and 14. 9. and 15. 2. 9. 10 16. 19. & 16. 3. 6. 13. 16. 22. 27. & 17. 23. 27. and 18. 10. and 10. 2. 5. and 20. 20. and 21. 4. and 22. 16. 19. and 23. 25. 28. and 24. 6. & 27. 4. 20.
Friuolous Queſtions muſt be let alone. 20. 21.
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The Rationall of diuine offices. 7. 22.
Redemption is yet in the courſe. 3. 21.
The end of Redemption. 7. 7.
Regeneration an effect of faith. 10. 43.
Regeneration the beginning of the kingdom of God. 1. 3.
Religion is a rare vertue and found but in few. 2. 12.
What true Religion is. 7. 59. and 14. 15. and 17. 4.
What Religion commeth from mans braine. 17. 16
The Iewiſhe Religion was corrupt in the Apoſtles time. 13. 6.
The Religion of the Iewes was condē ned by the cruel decrees of the Romaines. 8. 17. & 10. ….
To what end popiſh Religion tendeth. 20. 30.
The difference betweene true Religiō and falſe. 28. 23.
Remisſion of ſinnes muſt be preached to all. 8. 22. and 13. 38.
What true Repentance is. 2. 37. 38. & 5. 31. and 16. 19.
Repentance is the gift of God. 5. 31.
Repentance muſt not be ſeparate from faith. 11. 18.
The preaching of Repentance muſt alwayes be found in the Church. 2. 38. and 3. 26.
How colde the doctrine of Repētance is in popery. 3. 19.
The beginning of Repentance. 2. 37. and 5. 31.
Signes of Repentance. 8. 34.
The diſtinction of Repentaunce and faith. 20. 21.
How we muſt handle Reprobates. 5. 33. and 7. 54.
Looke how Reprobates ought to bee handled.
How the Reprobates are touched with the word of God. 7. 54.
The Reprobate are neuer bettered. 5. 33.
The Reſurrection of the bodie is a woorke of the power of God. 26. 8.
The generall Reſurrection is proued. 24. 15.
Wee muſt not looke for Reuelations from heauen. 10. 5.
Riche menne ought to miniſter to the poore. 11. 29.
The right hand for the hand of power. 2. 33. and 5. 31.
Righteouſneſſe of faith. 13. 38.
What maner perſons the Romain Rulers were. 7. 58.
The proude boaſting of the Romains. 11. 26.
The priuiledge of the Citizens of Rome. 22. 25.
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Why the Sabaoth was appointed. 13. 14.
A Sabaoth dayes iourney. 1. 12.
It was in times paſte death for the Grecians and Romaines to keep the Sabaoth. 16. 13.
Sabellius an heretike. 13. 2
The Sacraments do not forthwith ſhew forth their force. 8. 13.
The Sacraments muſt not be ſeparated from the word of God. 7. 8. and 10. 37. and 13. 24.
The wicked peofaning of the Sacraments in Popery. 10. 37.
The force of the Sacraments. 8. 13.
The true vſe of the Sacraments. 18. 25. and 22. 16.
The abuſe of Sacrifice. 14. 11.
The Saduces were of greate authoritye among the Iewes. 4. 1. 33. and 5. 17
The error of the Saduces. 23. 8.
The diffecence betweene the Sadduces and Epicures. 2. 88.
Dead Saintes muſt not be called vponupon. 3. 12. and 13. 37. & 27. 24.
How farre we muſt imitate the examples of the Saints. 3. 13.
How farre the integrity of the Saintes doth profit the wicked. 27. 24.
There is ſure Saluation in calling vponupon the name of God. 2. 21.
The matter of our ſaluation. 10 37
A briefe definition of Saluatiō. 16. 31.
Samaria was alſo called Sebaſte. 8. 5.
The obſtinate wickednes of Sapphira. 5. 8.
Satan is Gods hangman. 1. 38. and 12 23.
Satan an vtter enemy to the trueth. 4. 1. and 6. 8. and 19. 23.
Satan is Gods ape. 7. 5. and 2…. 11.
Satans craft. 2. 22. & 3. 9. and 5. 1. 21. and 6. 1. 14. and 7. 30. 31. and 8. 11. and 9. 10. & 11. 12. & 13. 6. 8. and 14. 11. and 5. 1. 37. & 16. 10. 16. and 19. 16. and 21. 17. and 23. 6. & 27. 23.
Satans wickednes. 17. 13.
Satans iuglings differ from the myracles of God. …. 2….
Howe greate the power of Satan is in pricking forward the aduerſaries of the worde. 8. 1. 6. 11. and 7. 54. and 8. 11. and 9. 23. and 12. 19. & 13. 45. and 16. 22. and 17. 7. 13. and 18. 9. and 19. 16. 23. 29. and 21. 31. and 23. 2. 12. and 25. 5.
Satan is ſlaine with the ſworde of the word. 9. 22.
Satan cannot do hurt when he wil. 4. 4
Satan is ſubiect to Gods prouidence▪ 13. 27.
How vaine Popiſh Satisfactions be. 10. 43.
Saul, looke Paul. Ibid.
Howe greate authority the Scripture hath. 1. 16. and 24. 14.
How profitable the reading of the ſcripture is. 8. 28. 34. and 13. 27. and 17. 11.
The diuiſion of the Scripture. 24. 14.
The commodity of the Scripture is manifolde. 22. and 14. 20. and 17. 2. & 18. 28. and 20. 20. and 27. 23.
There was not alwaies an order kept in the Scriptures. 7. 2.
The ſcripture ſpeaketh of God after the maner of men. 10. 10. 4.
The Scripture vſeth to ſpeake of the Sacramēts two maner of waies. 11. 16
How the Scripture ought to be read. 8. 28.
Thre ſects among the Iewes principally. 23. 6.
The beginning of Sects in popery came from the profaning of the worde of God. 23. 6.
Sedition ought to be fled. 5. 21.
We muſt beware of Seducers. 15. 24.
It is mans duty to Seeke God. 17. 27.
A man cannot long make Semblaunce of vertue 20. 19.
Sergius his wiſedome. 13. 6.
Seruetus his error touching the Godhead of Chriſt. 20. 28.
Seruetus his error about the eſtate of the fathers of the old teſtament. 15. 11.
Seuerity muſt be auoyded in externall rites. 8. 38.
What the ſhaking off of the duſt from the feet doth ſignifie. 13. 51
Signes muſt not bee ſeparate from the word of God. 7. 8.
External Signes in prayer. 20. 36.
The profit & efficacie of ſignes or miracles. 8. 17.
Silas and Iudas were the Ambaſſadors of the Apoſtles vntounto the Gentiles. 15. 22.
Simō the Tanner was Peters hoſt. 9. 43.
Whether Simon Magus did truely repent after that hee was chidden of Peter. 8. 24.
Simon was a ſacrilegious perſon. 8. 21.
Simon Magus his ambition. 8. 18
The faith of Simon Magus. 8. 13.
The hypocriſie of Simon Magus. 8. 18.
What the Papiſts cal Simonie. 8. 21.
The impietie of Simon Magus. 8. 20.
Simplicitie of heart what. 2. 46.
How we muſt awake Sinners. 3. 20. & 17. 31.
Sinne cannot be the worke of God. 2. 23.
Voluntary ſin doth not alwayes bring diſpayre. 3. 17.
The confesſion of ſinne is neceſſary. 19. 19.
Remisſion of ſinnes is a part of the goſpel. 5. 31.
Remisſion of Sinnes muſt alwaies bee preached. 23. 8.
Remisſion of ſinnes is grounded in Chriſt. 2. 38. and 10. 43.
There is no forgiuenes of ſinnes without the Church. 2. 47.
Remisſion of ſinnes followeth repentance. 3. 19.
What this doeth ſignifie to ſitte at the right hand of God. 2. 34.
How great mens ſlacknes is. 10. 17.
We muſt ſhake off ſlothe. 1. 14. and 2. 18. & 3. 20. and 8. 26. 36. and 9. 15. 31. and 10. 2. 7. 17. and 12. 5. & 13. 38. and 14. 22. and 16. 5. and 17. 11. 16. 30. 31. & 20. 28. 29. 36. & 27. 30.
We muſt vſe ſobriety. 10. 30.
Sobriety of mynde is commended. 1. 7. & 17. 30.
Solitarines is a greate helpe to prayer. 10. 10.
Souldiers may alſo ſerue God. 10. 7.
Solomons porch. 3. 11.
Soſthenes Paul his companion. 18. 17.
Soule taken for the life. 2. 27.
Soule for the will. 4. 32.
Soule of man is an eſſential ſpirite. 7. 59.
Soules liue after death, 7. 32. 50, 60. & 23. 8.
The ſoules of the faithfull when they depart the body are foorthwith receiued of Chriſt. 7. 59.
Speech for thing. 10. 36.
The ſpirit put for the gifts of the ſpirit. 5. 32. & 6. 5. & 8. 16. & 19. 2.
The ſpirit is the guide and gouernor of the faithful. 20. 22.
The ſpirit of diſcretion is neceſſary for the godly. 17. 11.
The ſpirite of wiſedome and ſtrength is neceſſary for the godly. 4. 8.
The erring ſpirit of brainſick men. 10. 44.
The giftes of the ſpirit are giuen euen to thoſe which are vnwoorthy. 8. 21.
The grace of the ſpirite is not tyed to the ſignes. 10. 47
There can no more excellent thing bee giuen to men then the grace of the ſpirit. 2. 17.
Who thoſe be which reſiſt the ſpirit. 7. 51.
The gifts of the ſpirite are giuen euen to thoſe who are vnworthy. 8. 21.
The vſe of the gifts of God commeth of God himſelfe. 10. 4.
Stephen was accuſed of blaſphemy againſt God and Moſes. 6. 14.
How Stephen was ful of the ſpirite & faith. 6. 5. 8.
Stephen was ſtoned to death violently and tumultuouſly. 7. 58.
Stephen his courage. 6. 15. and 7. 56.
Stephens louelove. 7. 59. 60.
The wōderful cōſtancy of Stephē. 7. 60.
Stephen his faith. 7. 59.
Stephen his modeſty. 7. 2.
The dotings of the Stoikes. 17. 18.
Stubbornes is a cōpanion of error. 11. 2
Suetonius his place. 11. 28.
Howe the Sun was turned into darknes. 2. 18.
Superſtitiō is cōtrary to her ſelf. 17. 24
Superſtition is bloudy. 9. 29.
Superſtition is alwaies blynde. 17. 22.
Whence Superſtition came. 39. & 7. 3. 4. & 14. 11. and 28. 6.
Superſtitious men are very liberal. 14. 13.
How farre we muſt obey our Superiors. 4. 19. & 5. 29.
Whence the Synagogue of the Libertines had his name. 6. 9.
The Synagogue of the Epheſians doth intertaine Paul curteouſly. 19. 9.
Synagogues in diuers places of Ieruſalem. 24. 12.
Why holy Synodes were gathered together from the beginning. 15. 2.
The forme and order of gathering a Synode. 15. 6.
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The Tabernacle of Dauid reſtored by Chriſt. 1. 6. and 15.
VVhy Tabitha was rayſed from the dead. 9. 39.
The cōmendation of Tabitha. 9. 36.
Tatianes heretikes. 10. 15.
The true way of Teaching. 2. 38. and 3. 29. & 10. 43. & 20. 26. and 26. 22. 25.
Aptneſſe to bee taught is the gifte of God. 9. 5. and 10. 10. & 16. …. 14.
Aptneſſe to be Taught is very neceſſary. 2. 37. & 8. 6. 31, & 17. 17.
VVhat manne… Teachers the Papiſtes hauehave. 20. 20.
A great Tēpeſt aroſe as Paul did ſaile. 27. 18.
The captaine of the Temple. 5. 21
VVho it was that was captaine of the Temple. 4. 1. & 5. 34.
Terron ſent of God. 4. 5. & 5. 24.
Tertullians opinion touching flying in perſecution. 8. 1…
Tertullus a lying Rhetorician. 24. 2.
The difference betweene the new and olde Teſtament. 2. 17. and 28. 23.
VVhere the citie Thiatira was ſituate. 16. 14.
Theudas. 5. 36.
Why Paul did circumciſe Timotheus. 16. 3.
Why Titus was not circumciſed. 16. 3
What great account we muſt make of the Trueth. 15. 37.
The firmeneſſe and certainety of the Trueth. 13. 27.
What the hatred of the Trueth doeth procure. 9. 23
How great the force of the Trueth is. 9. 22. & 15. 12. and 19. 9.
The Tumults raiſed by Satan are maliciouſly imputed to the Goſpell. 17. 6.
The Turkes becauſe of their manifold victories deride the goſpel of Chriſt 25. 19.
The ſchoole of Tirannus at Epheſus. 19. 9.
Tirants are afraid of innouations. 12. 1.
How arrogant ſpiritual Tyrantes are. 5. 28.
Sidon and Tyrus were proude c…. 12. 20.
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We muſt leaue Vengeance t… God. 7. 7. & 16. 37. 23. 3.
Vertues ſignes and woon…ers put for miracles. 2 22. & 4. 30.
VVhy Paul ſpeaketh of hi… vertues. 20. 18.
Virgils place. 6. 35. & 17. 28.
Paul ſaw a Viſion. 1…. 9. & 16. 9. and 22. 18. and 27. 2….
Peter ſaw a Viſion. 10. 3. 12.
The vſe of Viſion. 9. 10.
Difference between Viſions & dreams. 18. 9.
The puniſhment of vnbeleefe. 8. 11.
All Vnbeleeuers are polluted. 10. 28.
The vnderſtanding of ſpiritual things is a peculiar gift of God. 16. 14.
Vnthankfulnes muſt bee auoyded. 10. 41.
Vnthākfulnes of the Iſraelites. 7. 36. 40
The pride of the Italians. 10. 1.
Vſe is the father of wiſedome. 6. 2.
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VVhy they did Waſh the bodies of the dead in times paſt. 9. 37.
VVhy it is forbiddē to ſcale the walles. 9. 25
The auncient rite of Waſhing corpſes. 9. 37.
VVay put for ſect. 19. 25.
The waies of the Lord. 13. 10.
The wayes of men. 14. 16.
The malice of the VVicked is likned to franſines. 13. 27.
The feare of the wicked. 16. 38.
The manner of the wicked. 9. 23.
The hatred of the wicked againſt the trueth. Ibidem.
The obſtinacie of the wicked. 5. 21.
How God vſeth the induſtrye of the wicked. 4. 28
The rage of the wicked is ſet on fire ſo ſoone as the light of the Goſpell …mmeth neere it. 13. 45.
The diligence of the VVicked in oppr…sſing the trueth. 4. 1.
The godly muſt deſpiſe & tread vnderfoot the pride of the wicked. 13. 48. 52.
The fear…lnes of the wicked. 23. 12.
The zeale …f the wicked. 17. 5
How we ought to handle the wicked. 4. 11. & …. 33. & 7. 54. & 8. 20. 23. and 13. 1…. 40. & 18. 6. & 19. 9. and 23. 3. and 2…. 26. and 28. 25.
The wicked ioyne hand to hand to oppreſſe the Goſpel. 23. 6.
The wicked though againſt their wils confirme the G…ſpel. 4. 21.
The wicked doe alwaies inuent ſome cauſes to ſinne. 16. 19.
The wicked doe not what hurte they would. 2. 43. and 3. …8. & 4. 1. 4. 21. 28. & 22. 2. & 18. 1…. and 25. 1.
How the wicked doe obey God. 2. 23.
The Wicked returne alwayes vntounto their nature. 24. 27.
The wicked are eaſily ſeduced by Satā. 2. 22.
The wicked doe euen eſtabliſh the prouidence of God. 17. 26.
All the wicked are ſubiect to the prouidence of God. 13. 27.
The wicked doe ſometimes feare men. 5. 21.
The afflictions of the wicked are the very entry of hell. 14. 22.
The blindnes of the wicked. 5. …7. and 9. 23.
The euil conſcience of the wicked. 5. 13. 17.
The vaine counſels of the wicked. 4. 5. 25. 27. and 9. 23. & 23. 16.
The end of the wicked. 1. 20. & 8. 20.
The fraile & vaine felicity of the wicked. 12. 20.
The deſtruction of the wicked. 9. 5. & 12. 20.
The iudgement of the Wicked ought worthely to be deſpyſed. 16. 1.
The luſt of the wicked muſt be bridled. 16. 37.
The wicked are the children of the diuel. 13. 10.
The wicked are the bondeſlaues of Satan. 13. 51.
The wicked are the miniſters of Satan. 21. 11.
Howe abhominable the wicked are in the ſight of God. 13. 9.
The wicked muſt ſometimes be ſet by the eares together. 23. 6.
The wicked do alwaies waxe worſe & woorſe. 8. 1 & 9. 6. & 12. 19. & 13. 45. & 19. 9. & 26. 24 and 28. 29.
The wicked muſt not bee preferred to gouerne the Church. 4. 17.
The wicked are without excuſe. 2. 23. & 18. 6. and 24. 25. and 28. 27.
The liberty of whoring did reigne eueryevery where. 15. 19.
Whoredome is accurſed before God. Ibid.
Women muſt not bee kept from the word. 18. 26
Word put for thing. 5. 32. and 10. 36.
VVhence the maieſtye of the worde doth come. 10. 33.
Looke the word of God.
VVhether good workes be the cauſe of ſaluation. 10. 35.
VVhether good workes doe purchaſe Gods fauour. 10. 35.
Good works are commended. 23. 8. & 9. 36.
The reward of works. 10. 4.
All the worlde muſt bee ſubiect to the preaching of the Goſpel. 1. 2.
Contempt of the world. 13. 1.
How we ought to conſider the creation of the world. 4. 24.
The nature of the world is addicted to external viſures. 6. 14.
The vnthankfulnes of the world. 26. 17.
The wickedneſſe of the worlde howe great. 14. 19.
The difference betweene God and the world. 5. 41.
How the creation of the worlde is to be conſidered. 4. 24.
The world was created by God. 14. 15. 17.
VVhy God created the worlde in ſixe dayes. 12. 10.
How greatly the world is ſet vponupon ſuperſtition. 28. 6.
The world is gouerned by the counſel of God. 17. 26. 28
How farre forth it was lawfull for the faithfull to worſhippe in the temple 24. 11.
Ciuil woorſhip muſt bee diſtinguiſhed from that which is done for religions ſake. 10. 25. 54.
VVhy baſtardly and corrupt worſhippings are diſtinguiſhed frō the good and ſincere. 7. 44. 4.
VVhat worſhip is acceptable to God. 7. 42.
VVidowes choſen to the Deaconſhip. 6. 1.
VVe muſt hauehave regard of widowes. 9. 39.
True wiſedome. 10. 21.
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The Zeale of the Sadduces. 5. 17.
The bloudie Zeale of Hypocrites. 17. 5.
VVhat account we ought to make of raſh Zeale 5. 17.
The madde Zeale of the Iewes. 3. 17. and 23. 6.
The blynde and furious Zeale of the Papiſts. 5. 17. and 6. 11. 9. 23.
¶ IMPRINTED AT LONdon by Thomas Dawſon for George Biſhop. 1585.
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