Sermons on Deuteronomy, Table of contents · Part T
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Tabernacle.
The cause why the cloude descended vponupon the Tabernacle, at such time as Moses was called to receiue any great charge at Gods mouth.
1087. b 20.30.40
How the Iewes might hauehave debated the matter touching the Tabernacle where it should be set.
496. b 10
To what end the Tabernacle whereat God appeared to Moses, did serue.
1087. a 40.50. Looke Sanctuarie.
Tabernacles.
In the feast of Tabernacles the whole law was repeated to the Iewes.
1079. a 50
Of keeping the feast of Tabernacles spiritually 616. a 10. & howe that is done,
ibidem b 40.
In keeping our feast of Tabernacles, we must be merrie in the Lorde, and how that is.
617. b 10.20.30
What kind of trainement or instruction the feast of Tabernacles was to the Iewes.
615. a 10
The summe of the doctrine of ye feast of Tabernacles among the Iewes.
615. b 10.614. & so all the sermon.
What fruite wee Christians ought to reape by the Iewes feast of Tabernacles.
615. a 40.50.60
How long our keeping of the feast of Tabernacles must last.
615. a 50.60. & b 10. &c. Looke Feasts & Tents.
Table of the lawe.
It standeth vsus more in hand to keepe the first Table of the lawe than the seconde.
251. b 50.60. Looke Lawe of God.
Tables of the lawe.
Of the two Tables of the lawe, & what they do comprise.
834. b 40.50.60. & 835. a 50.60. &c.
The lawe diuided into two Tables, & what the same diuision betokeneth.
927. a 10.251. b 10
God hath not separated the two Tables of his law, and why?
252. a 10.20
Why it was Gods will to write his lawe in two Tables of stone.
252. a 30.40 50.60. b 10
Notable doctrine vponupon Moseses breaking of the two Tables.
402. a 50.60. & b all. 403. all. 404. all.
The two Tables which were once broken, made newe againe, & what the meaning thereof is.
420. b 60. & 421 a 10
Why the two Tables were written full on both sides.
423. b 20.30
The meaning of these wordes, Make thee two Tables smooth, and bring them to mee.
422. a 50.60. and b all. Read most notable doctrine. 423. a & b all.
The true Tables wherein it behoueth vsus to write the doctrine of God.
421. b 40
Table ordinarie or domesticall.
What we hauehave to do when we sit down at the Table to take our repast.
567. b 20.30.40.50.60.568. a 10. Looke Meates.
Tables ordinarie or domesticall.
Why the Heathen or Infidels termed their Tables for meate and drinke holie.
567. b 40. Looke Eating and Drinking.
Taile.
The meaning of these wordes, I wil make you the head & not the Taile.
959. b 40.50.60.960. a 10. &c.
Talke.
Notable doctrine vponupon this point, that mens Talke must always be of gods lawe.
276. b 10.20.30.40
How men occupie themselues in vaine and ribaldrie Talke, neglecting to talke of Gods lawe, which they are commanded to do.
475. a 30
The Talke that men hauehave of God vnreuerently noted.
198. a 60. & b 10
What simplicitie we must keep alwaies in our Talke.
196. a 10
Taught.
They that hauehave been rightly Taught, are much more blameworthie than infidels, and why.
485. a 20.260. b 40
What we ought to do when it pleaseth God to take away those that hauehave Taught vsus faithfully.
145. a 20
Why God hath graunted vsus the grace to bee Taught.
179. b 20
In whome it is long that we be not well & faithfully Taught.
110. b 40
The ende why Moses Taught the Iewish people.
111. a 10.11
What we hauehave to marke, when GOD granteth vsus the grace to be Taught by his worde.
527. a 40.50
Teach.
What we must do when we see ye Lord to Teach vsus as it were with his owne mouth.
121. all.
In what sort God taketh pain to Teach vsus how to liue.
122. a 10
The reason why wee must giuegive care to men that Teach vsus.
118. b 50. Looke Preach.
Teacher.
What we hauehave to learne and do, in that God vouchsafeth to bee our Teacher.
119. b 50.60
Teachers.
We must consider what manner of prelates and Teachers God doth sende vsus.
258. a 50
The offence of false Teachers & their abbettors aggrauated by comparison.
536. a 60. & b 10.20.30.537. b 10 20.30
VVhat all faithfull Teachers ought to doe.
142. b 60. & 143. a 10
Of two things which all such as will be taken for Teachers in the Church must hauehave.
678. b 30.40.50. Looke Ministers & Preachers.
Teaching.
The maner of Gods Teaching of the Iewes & of vsus doeth differ: Looke wherein.
527. a 60. & b 10.123. b 60. 124. a 10.115. a 10.
VVhat is the cause of all mischiefe, and why wee profite no better by Gods Teaching of vsus.
293. b 30.40
Our reward, if we refuse to yeelde our selues to the Teaching of God.
153. a 50.
What thinges beelong to such as hauehave the charge of Teaching in ye church.
17. a 30.1104. a 10.20.402. b 20.30.475. b 10.20
The wonderfull plaine Teaching of vsus which God vseth, and how dull witted we be.
4. a 10.903. a 10.20 30.40. 366. b 10.177. a all. 126. a 50. 1074. all. 356. b all. 357. a all. 347. b all. 110. b 40.
VVe must profit as wel by chastisemēts as by Teaching.
110. a 30.40
VVhy the time that God spent in Teaching & subduing his people is mentioned.
7. a 10
The wisest hauehave neede of Teaching, & the iustest of warning.
18. a 10. Looke Preaching.
Teares.
Of the Teares of the faithfull, and how pretious they be in Gods sight.
738. a 40
Temperance.
Sobernes and Temperance in meates and drinkes commanded to ye Iewes, & why: and that the same commandement stretcheth also vntounto vsus.
556. a & b all. Looke Sobernesse.
Temple.
Gods Temple at Ierusalem, howe hee tooke away his glorie frō that place, & for what causes.
498. b 20.30.40
Why the Iewes were commaunded to offer in the Temple.
565. all.
The Temple of all gods, now called the church of alhallowes.
495. a 30.40
In what things the seruice of the Temple at Ierusalem consisted.
660. a 10
The Iewes supposed to shut GOD vp within their Temples.
618. a 60. & b 10
What the hauing of light in the Temple did signifie.
302. a 10.502. b 40
For whome it was lawful to flie for succour and safetie to the Temple; where read good pointes to be marked.
687. b 10.20
For what cause God calleth vsus his Tē ple.
336. a 30
Why it was Gods wil, that there should be but one Temple among his people.
919. b 50
A hard chastisement for the Iewes to be driuen to hauehave the Temple of an idol continually in their sight.
177. b 50
The remedie that the Iewes had against the Temple of Pheor.
178. a 20
What place is as a Temple dedicated to Gods maiestie.
330. a 40
Temples.
We neede no more any material Temples to tell vsus that God is with vsus. & why.
500. b 10.20
It is Gods will that wee shoulde hauehave Temples and churches, and to what vse.
509. b 50
Our soules and bodies are the Temples of the Lord; he himselfe hath so auowed.
289. b 30.40.225. b all. 226. a all.
Wherto we should be prouoked seeing we be the Temples of God.
427. a 50.60. & b 10
What we must learne, seeing we be the Temples of God for him to dwel in.
308. b 50.312. a 60. Looke Sanctuarie.
Tempt.
The diuell did Tempt Christ by alledging scripture: read how.
291. b 50
What it is to Tēpt God, which is done diuerse wayes.
291. a all. b 10. & 292 a 10.20. &c. 410. a 40.50
What this worde Tempt doth properly signifie.
291. b 10.40
That we should not Tempt God, and a reason why.
1139. b 60.292. b 40
Howsoeuer the worlde goe with vsus, wee must not Tempt God in any case: & how that is.
410. a 40.50. Looke Try.
Tempted.
How a man should bethinke himselfe, when he is Tempted of Sathan to offend his God.
1149. a 60. b 10
The meaning of Moses in these words, As yee Tempted him in Masa.
292. b 60
Wherewith Christ armed himselfe whē he was Tempted of Satan.
527. b 50.60
Temptation.
What kinde of Temptation is forbidden vsus to vse against God.
291. b 40.50.293. a 10
The Temptation of Christ by Satan in the wildernesse described.
353. b 30 40.50.60.352. a 40
Temptations.
Vntill what time such as indeuour to serue God shalbe subiect to manie Temptations.
203. a 50
How Temptations do make men fal away from God.
1094. b 40.50
In what respectes wee shalbee able alwayes to ouercome Sathans Temptations.
25. a 40.471. a 40
An exhortatiō vntounto vsus to watch; where also mentiō is made of diuerse Tēptations.
470. a all. & b
The answere that God made vntounto Paul desiring to be deliuered from Temptations.
104. b 40.50.60. Looke Triall.
Tenthes.
Why God commaundeth men to offer vp their Tenthes to him.
564. b 50. Looke Tythes.
Tents.
Of what things the Tents wherein the Iewes did dwell once a yeare were made.
614. b 60
How long god had preserued the Iewes in the wildernesse vnderunder Tents or boothes.
614. a 60
How we may dwell with ioy in Tents, as the Iewes did.
617. b all. 618. a 10
Of the feast of tabernacles or Tents, with the rites and doctrines therevpon depending:
Read sermon. 100 beginning at page 614. a 60. Looke Tabernacles.
Terror.
To what end God giueth vsus respit, so as we be not troubled with Terror and feare.
503. b 50.60.504. a 10
Of the worde feare or Terror, & what the same importeth.
1142. a 50.60
In what Terror & vnquietnes of mind the despisers of God shalbe.
1010. all. 1011. a 10.20. Looke Feare and Reuerence.
Terrible.
VVhat is Moseses meaning in terming God Terrible or dreadful.
446. all. 337. a all.
Testament.
An heresie that the olde Testament is nothing else but a figure.
465. b 10.20
Against such as in Caluines presence affirmed that the olde Testament was to be reiected.
463. a 30.40.50
Testimonie.
VVhat we hauehave to note, where it is said that the law shalbe layd vp for a Testimonie against the Iewes.
1099. all. 1100.
Testimonies.
Testimonies of Gods fatherly louelove and goodnes, either to our saluation or damnation.
1093. all. 1094. all. Looke VVitnesses.
Thankefulnes.
God required nothing but Thankfulnes at our hands for all his benefits.
280. b 40
A law made for the mouing of ye Iewes to Thankfulnes and mindfulnes of God for his blessings: Read Sermon
145
Thankesgiuing
Thankesgiuing one of the sacrifices that God requireth at our handes. 558. a 10. and when we offer the same vntounto God.
1125. a 50.60
That besides Thanksgiuing vntounto God a further thing is required of vsus.
361. a 30
A kind of Thanksgiuing vtterly to bee disallowed and reiected of Christians.
362. b 30.40
Men make none account of the outwarde ceremonie of Thanksgiuing: Read the place.
359. a 40.50.60
Most forceable and effectuall causes to moue vsus to thanksgiuing vntounto God.
467. a 60. & b all. & 468. a 10.360. a al.
Theefe.
Of a merchant Theefe and his theft.
230. b 50
VponUpon these words, Thou shalt not be a Theefe,
read page 229. a 60. & so foorth the whole sermon through.
Of the Theefe that hoong on the crosse a notable piece of doctrine.
29. a 20.30.40.50.60. Looke Steale.
Theft.
Theft towards God and Theft towards man compared.
234. b 60. & 235. a 10. &c.
Of Theft committed vnderunder colour of iustice.
231. all.
To shunne Theft wee must lay aside couetousnes.
232. a 40
Of a kind of Theft qualified with murther:
Read page 231. b 10.20
God iudgeth not of Theft after ye maner of men: how then;
Looke page 229. b 60.230. a 50.60. b all. 231. a 10.
Of a kind of Theft counted felonie cō monly:
Read page 230. b 40.
What vices are comprehended vnderunder the worde Theft.
230. a 10.20
The Theft of Acham recorded as it is set downe in Iosua.
344. b 60. and 345. a 10
What Gods intent is in condemning Theft in his lawe.
768. a 40.50.60. Looke Stealing.
Theeuerie.
The cause why we see so much Theeuerie in the world.
978. a 40.50
How men make no account of Theft, and howe they proceede in degrees of Theeuerie.
933. a 20. Looke Filching.
Theeues.
Popish priestes prooued Theeues by their owne canons.
569. a 30.40. &c.
Such as hauehave landes and possessions be the greatest Theeues, and why.
978. a 50.60. b 10
That Theeues and robbers doe serue Gods purpose & be his executioners sometimes.
975. a 20
When we couet to be rich, we become Theeues: Read the place.
232. a 30.40
In what cases God wil keepe our goods from Theeues, bee places neuer so full of them.
978. b 10.20
A threatening against Theeues & robbers.
234. a 40.50.60
Two places of Esaie expounded touching the great Theeues of ye world.
230. b 10.20
Of honourable Theeues, who deserue that Title, and why.
711. b 40.50
In what cases God accounteth and holdeth vsus for Theeues.
769. b 20.30.40 50.231. b 30.232. a 10.901. b 10
Both fieldes, townes, and cities full of Theeues.
768. b 20.30. Looke Robbers.
Thirst.
The manner how Thirst and drunkennesse are mingled and put together:
1036. b 20.30.40.50.1035. b 30.40
By Thirst is meant the appetite of man which is alwayes hungrie.
1035. b 50
There is no man but he is vexed with diuerse changes and sorts of Thirst.
1035. b 60.1036. a 10.20
Thought.
What wee hauehave to doe, when wee perceiue any Thought tending to euil in vsus.
244. a 60. & b 10
Whether the conceit of a Thought, which we mislike, &c. be sinne: Read that demand.
245. a 10
Of a wicked Thought whereby we become wedded to our owne profite.
581. b 60.582. a all.
Thoughtes.
The vaine Thoughts that come in our heads when wee thinke vponupon God.
198. a 40
There are Thoughts which touch not our hearts at all.
245. a 10
All our Thoughts are enimies to God and our owne saluation.
88. a 10
What Thoughtes doe conceiue sinne, yea, euen without consent.
245. a 30.40
Our verie Thoughtes condemned before God, be they neuer so litle offensiue.
245. b 30.40.50.60.243. b 20.30
Why the heart and the Thoughtes are matched together.
273. a 10
Thousands.
What the Hebrues are wont to betoken and signifie by the word, Thousands.
1213. b 20.30
Threed.
Our life is hanging by a Thread, and how that is meant.
1009. b 60.1010 a 10
Who they be whose life hangeth most of all by a Threed.
1010. a 30.40
Threaten.
What kind of men God doth Threaten
484. b 30.60
What wee must do and not do, if God threaten vsus.
1066. a 40. Looke Cursse.
Thr…tening.
In what cases wee shall finde that Gods Theatening of vsus is not vaine.
535. a 60. & b 10
Of the ridiculous Threatening of the pope, compared to the ratling of a fewe beanes in a bladder.
484. b 60 & 485. a 10
A most bitter Threatening against idolaters.
191. a 30.40.50
A Threatening vppon all such as shall abuse Gods name.
197. a 50.60. and b 10.20
A Threatening of our sauiour Christ, touching such as doe not profit by the worde.
148. b 20
A most dreedful Threatening yt should make vsus to tremble.
1034. a 50.60. Looke Cursse.
Threatenings.
That God matcheth his Threatenings with a taste of his goodnes.
962. b all.
Most heauie and dreadfull Threatenings denounced against ye Iewes, & the transgressours of the lawe:
Read the 148. sermon, beginning at page 1140. and sermons 156.157.158.159.
How Gods blessings ioyned with his Threatenings do serue the better to bring backe the Iewes vntounto God.
1049. a 10.20.30
That Gods Threatenings are verie necessarie for vsus, and why.
925. a 30.40 50.962. b 10.975. a 60. b 10
Of scorners which make a tush at gods Threatenings, and in what desperat case they be.
45. b 40.50.1033. a b all. 1034. a all. 979. a 30.40
Why God addeth an oth to his Threatenings of punishments.
45. b 60
What wee must doe whensoeuer Gods Threatenings doe not sufficiently dismay vsus.
46. a 10
The drift of Gods Threatenings thundered against sinners.
1001. b 30.40.50
How wee should benefite our selues by reading the sundrie Threatenings of Gods iudgementes vttered in the scriptures.
1003. a 20.30.40.50.60. b 10.20
VntoUnto what kind of people God speaketh so rigorously by Threatenings.
1001. b 30.40
Of Ananias who mocked at the Threatenings denounced by Ieremie to the Iewes.
999. a 60. b 10.20. &c.
How our faith must bee occupied, whē God frighteth vsus with his Threatenings.
979. b 10
VVhat Threatenings they be that are prepared for them that are hardened in euil.
968. a 50.60
VVhat will come to vsus if wee stop our eares at the Threatenings of God.
969. a 30.40
The faithful onelyonly are prepared for the promises of God by Threatenings.
963. a 10.20.30
That Moses neuer obeied God better, than when he withstood the Threatenings which God made.
397. b all. & 398. a 10. &c.
VVhy wee should not thinke it strange that wee heare Threatenings in the scriptures.
370. a 40.50.60
How we must be affected and prepare our selues when wee heare Gods Threatenings.
399. a 10. Looke Curses, Plagues & Punishments.
Throne.
Of Gods Throne, & that to vsus it is a throne of grace.
1051. a 20
Thumim.
Of Vrim and Thumim a parcel of Aarons brest plate.
1198. a 30.1200. a 10 Looke Aaron.
Time.
VVhat we hauehave to gather vponupon this faling, Your dayes make hast, your time is at hand.
1158. a 60. b all. Looke End Life & Death.
Tithes.
That Tithes and all other church duties are to bee frankly paide to the ministers of Gods worde, the place is notable.
514. the whole page. Looke Tenthes.
Title.
VVhat will betide vsus, if wee thinke to claime any Title against GOD by prescription.
150. b 60. & 151. a 10
The wicked knowe not by what right or Title they eate or drinke, &c.
141. b 30.60
We possesse the things that God giueth vsus by iust Title.
141. b 30
Titles.
The pope & his proude vsurped Titles noted.
217. b 50.60. Looke Supremacie.
Tooles.
To take the Tooles of a poore handicrafts man to pawne, is an exceeding great crueltie.
845. b all. 846. a 10 Looke Gage, Pawne, and Pledge.
Tongue.
The end wherefore God hath giuen vsus Tongue.
196. a 20
Of harmes done by the Tongue.
235. a 60
Of misusing our neighbour by our a Tongue.
221. a 10
Tongues.
The cause why venomous Tongues now adayes are not ashamed to blaspheme God.
76. a 50.60
The vse of our Tongues, and why God hath giuen vsus them.
240. b 10.20 30
Torment.
Of one whose whole life was a continuall Torment.
1011. a 10
Traditions.
How the papistes storme when we hold any thing against their Traditions.
543. b 60. & 544. a 10
In our eating and drinking we must not obserue the Traditions of men.
510. b 20.30.40.50
The Turkes for their Mahometisme, and the Papistes for their papisme, alledge Traditions of ancient lawes.
1041. b 30.40
Of the Traditions of men, and Paules iudgement of them.
1025. a 60. b 10. 917. b 60. Looke Ceremonies.
Transubstantiation.
The antiquitie of Transubstantiation that miracle forsooth.
1129. b 60.1130. a 10
Tree.
The meaning of these wordes, Man is not the Tree of the feeld… to come before thy face.
733. a 10
Trembling.
Of quickening vp our selues with feare & Trembling, and how that is doone
965. b 50.60
Treasure.
Why the Lord forbad kings to hoorde vp great Treasure.
page 654. all.
Ezechias rebuked for making a shewe of his Treasure to the Babylonian ambassadors.
654. b 10.20.30
Notable doctrine vppon these wordes, God will open his good Treasure.
957. a 60. b all. &c.
Treasures.
Notable doctrine vponupon these words▪ Al these things are laid vp in my Treasures: meaning the misdeeds of men
1…. all 1556. a all.
Of the good Treasures which God bestoweth vppon vsus in this life daily.
958. a all.
Try.
Notable doctrine vppon these wordes, Then is it Gods will to Try thee, whether thou louest him or no.
531. a 50.60. & b all.
The cause why God doeth Try vsus, by errours and lies, &c.
531. b 30.40. Looke Tempt.
Triall.
A speciall Triall that God vseth whether we louelove him or no.
531. a & b all. 532. a all.
How it is meant that God maketh Triall of his people.
366. b 20.30
The Triall that God tooke of Aaron in Massa, &c.
1201. a 40.50.60. b all.
The truest Triall of our faith what it is.
533. a 50
Of a kinde of Triall mentioned by Moses, which God vseth.
349. b 60. and 350. a 10
The true Triall of doctrine, and wherein the same consisteth.
680. a 10.20
The meanes where by God diuersly taketh Triall of vsus,
page 349. all.
Whether God do not knowe what wee be without Triall.
349. b 30.40.50.60 Looke Temptation.
Trials.
What Trials God vseth whether wee louelove him or no: this place would bee wel read.
531. a & b all. Looke Temptations.
Tribe.
The Tribe of Ioseph made two Tribes.
496. b 10
The Tribe of Iuda chosen, and others reiected, & why.
496. b 40
When the Tribe of Ephraim became of greatest honour among all the Tribes.
496. b 50
What the Iewes might hauehave alledged for their owne aduancement against the Tribe of Iuda.
496. b 10.20.30.40
The punishment of the Tribe of Leui turned into an honour.
658. a 10
Tribes.
Why the townes of the Leuits were appointed of God to bee dispersed among the Tribes.
508. a 10.20.30.40 50.60.513. a 60
The twelue Tribes had euerie one his portion to inherite in the lande of Chanaan.
496.
The Tribes of Ephraim and Manasses refused.
496. b 40
Two Tribes put in steede of one to make vp twelue, for the diuiding of the lande of Chanaan into twelue portions.
568. b 10
The Tribes of Leui and Iuda priuileged the one more notably than the other: and both aboue all the other Tribes.
658. a 10.20
The rest of the Tribes hauing their portions ceased not to grudge against the Priestes and Leuites.
656. b 50.60 & 657. a 40
The blessings of Moses vpō the twelue Tribes with their expositions: Read sermons.
192.193.194.195.196.197
What wee hauehave to note vppon these wordes, God shall cut such a man off from among the Tribes of Israel.
1038. a 40.50.60. b all.
What wee hauehave to learne by this, that God woulde choose a place for his sanctuarie in one of ye twelue Tribes.
509. b 10
How the twelue Tribes were diuided, and the Leuites standing in ye midst, whiles curssing and blessing were vttered of either side.
922. b 60.923. a 10
Tributes.
Tributes allowed to be laide vponupon vanquished or subdued cities. 725. b 10 20. and what instructions wee are to gather thereby.
ibidem 30.40.50 60. &c.
Triumph.
The Triumph of Christ set forth vponupon his crosse.
764. b 40.50.60.765. a all. Looke Victorie.
Trouble.
Against such as Trouble & molest the church, and that God will take vengeance of them in due time.
798. b 40 50.60.799. all.
How a poore sillie man that is in anguish and Trouble of minde shoulde be comforted, & how he should bethinke himselfe.
717. b 50.60
What wee hauehave to doe when wee feele such Trouble of minde in our selues that we cannot be comforted again out of hand.
714. a 60. & b 10.20.30. Looke Affliction.
Troubles.
The cause why wee see the worlde infected with so many Troubles & errours.
538. a 30.40.50
Why God doth exercise vsus with Troubles in this life.
368. a 60. and b 10.20 340. b 30.40
Through whose fault it is, that God doeth not deliuer vsus from all Troubles out of hand.
340. a 40.50. Looke Chastisements,
True.
What we hauehave to learne, in that God is said to be True.
1108. a 60. b 10.20.30. Looke Faithfull & Vpright.
Trust in God.
What trust God will hauehave vsus yeld vntounto his word.
528. a 20.30.374. a all.
Reasons of proofe that wee hauehave no Trust in Gods alsufficiencie.
595. a 10
How the Israelites might hauehave emboldened themselues with Trust that God would not faile thē.
86. a 40.50
Words of great comfort for the confirming of our Trust in Gods helpe.
87. b 30.40
The worlde vseth the words Faith and Trust vprightly, & how.
87. a 60
An in separable bonde betweene Gods promises and the Trust that we hauehave in him.
87. a 50
VponUpon what Trust wee may be bolde to come vntounto God in prayer.
101. a 10
An exhortation to put our Trust in god in respect of his promises, &c.
335. b 30.40
The mightifull force of perfect Trust in God.
335. a 10.20
Vntil what time wee cannot put any Trust in God.
337. a 60
Into what extremities wee fall, because wee put not our Trust in God.
1077. a 10
Wee cannot exceede measure of Trust in God.
147. a 40.50
Trust in men & creatures.
Why no man should beguile himselfe vponupon Trust of men.
37. b 20
That it is not for vsus to put our Trust in any worldly munition or defence, but in God only.
996. all.
Of a diuelish Trust that men hauehave in the things that they possesse.
583. b 60.584. a 10
Trueth of God.
God is the author of Truth, and wil bee the warranter thereof.
5. a 10. b 30
We reply against Gods Truth, as thogh he were not faithfull.
26. a 40.50
What kind of truth gods Truth is which endureth for euer.
22. b 20
How much honour wee should yeeld to Gods Truth.
28. a 10
Gods Truth is not to bee measured by time.
25. b 50.60
How farre foorth wee must be inquisitiue of Gods Truth.
33. a 50.60
God suffereth not his Truth to fall to the grounde, or to die without effect
44. a 10
The carelesnes of such as should maintaine Gods Truth.
113. a 30
Gods Truth doeth not die with men.
25. b 40
If God hauehave once taught vsus his Truth, it ought to suffice vsus, & why?
370. b 10.30
How the church is said to be the piller of Gods Truth.
253. a 20.30.40
God giueth them ouer which turne away frō the Truth.
404. b 10.147. a 20
That euen among the heathen there remained alwayes a remnant of the Truth.
1095. b 60.1096. a 10
Of Gods Truth, and what wee hauehave to gather by that title ascribed vntounto him.
1108. b all. 1109. a all. 177. b 30.40.26. a 50
Houshoulde enimies of the Truth noted, farre worsse than the Papistes.
129. b 40.50
It is a falsification of Gods Truth, whē soeuer men make any counterfeit of God.
135. a 30
What the Iewes ought to hauehave done in so much as they were taught the Truth.
149. b 10
The rewarde of such as would not obey the Truth.
153. b 30
How and in what sort God will hauehave vsus to learne his Truth.
177. b 30.40
Wee cannot deuise to doe a greater outrage to God, than to abolish or deface his Truth.
194. b 50
Gods Truth being vnuariable is contained in the law.
181. a 20
How wee must endeuour to get knowledge of the Truth.
298. a 10.20.40.50
To what end God hath called vsus to the knowledge of the Truth.
300. a 40
How wee confirme Gods Truth to our saluation.
487. a 10
That it is not enough for a mā to hauehave some taste of Gods Truth, but a further matter is required: Looke what
493. b 60.494. a 10
Howe wee must arme our selues against the open and secret enimies of gods Truth.
528. b 50.60. & 529. a & b all. Looke Gospell, Scripture, and Word of God.
Trumpets.
Of the feast of Trumpets.
612. a 10.613 b 10
Of what things the Iewes were warned when they heard the Trumpets
613. b 30.40
What kinde of Trumpets we should be that are Christians.
613. b 50.60. Looke Feasts.
Turkes.
The Turkes cut off from Gods church through their owne fault.
124. a 50
The Turkes hauehave some reuerence of their religion.
124. a 50
Turne.
Without what it is vnpossible for vsus to hauehave any desire to Turne vntounto God.
1050. b 50
To Turne to the right hande and to the left, Read what is thereby meant
262. b 30.40.50.60. & 263. a 10
God doth Turne mens hearts, & maketh them to be inflamed with hatred.
80. b 20
God doth Turne the hearts of men to gentlenes when he listeth, and how.
81. b 50.60
Against such as Turne the children of God out of the right way; and the diuerse meanes which they vse in that behalfe.
888. b 50.60
Turning.
Of a rebellious Turning away vntounto wickednes.
471. b 10
Of Turning away our hearts from God and his Truth.
a 30.40.50.60. b all.
Of conuersion or Turning to GOD by meanes of afflictions.
1040. b all. 1050. a all.
What the worde Conuersion or Turning importeth.
1058. a 10. Looke Conuersion.
Tyrannie.
What Ezechiell meaneth by the Tyrannie of Babylon.
153. a 50.60
Whereof wee hauehave to assure our selues when fathers vse Tyrannie to their children.
218. a 10
A description of the Tyrannie that was exercised on the Iewes during their thraldome in Aegypt.
34 a 40
The Tyrannie of the pope & his clergie noted.
113. a 10.20
For the maintenance of what Tyrannie the Papistes fight at this day.
21. b 60
Tyrannies.
The true and verie cause why so manie Tyrannies are crept into the worlde.
16. a 50
Tyrant.
An example of Dionyse the Tyrant, whose whole life was a continuall torment.
101. a 10
Tyrants.
The deliuering of the Iewes into the handes of Tyrants was rightful.
153. a 40
Wee ought to yeelde our selues obedient euen to the rule of Tyrants.
1246. a 40
Of Tyrants that make all the worlde to shake vnderunder them, & how themselues shalbee punished.
1010. b 50.60
Tythes.
The Pa…tes say that Tythes belong to them by Gods lawe: and what is their reason.
429. b 10.568. b all. 569. a 10
Why Tythes were allotted to the Leuites.
564. a 60. and b 10.429. a 60. b 10
The Iewes gelded ye Tythes that they were to pay.
571. b 10
Of a solemne protestation made by mē in the Tythes.
564. b 50.60.56…. a 10
Of the true vse of Tythes to whome they hauehave belonged in former times & to whom they doe nowe pertaine.
569. all, 514. all. 429. b 40
That poore people shoulde bee mainteined by a part of the Tithes, it is Gods ordinance.
569. a 50.60
The two cheefe reasons why Tithes were paide to the Leuites.
568. b 10.20
A double reason of the Tithes that were paide to the Leuites.
902. a 30 40
The Iewes are vpbraided with …obbing of God, in paying him his Tithes.
902. b 30.40
Tithing of Tithes.
Tithing is not an euerlasting order set downe for all nations to obserue.
568. b 30
Of Tithing of tithes, and of a third tithing proceeding of the Leuites couetousnesse.
570. b 10
Of the Tithing of Tithes, which was made from three yeare to three yeare, alwayes excepting the seuēth yeare.
902. a 10.20
Howe farre foorth wee bee tied to the Tything that the Iewes were.
564. a 60. & b 10
The vse of the Tithing of Tithes, and what is giuen vsus to vnderstande thereby.
902. a 60. and b 10.20.30 &c.