Sermons on Deuteronomy, Table of contents · Part Y – Part Z
Y.
Yeare.
Of the Yeare of Iubile, and of the freedome thereof.
573. b 40.50.60
Of the high solemnitie of eueryevery seuēth Yeare among the Iewes: reade the place.
573. b 10.20.30. &c.
How we behaue our selues to godward, when we hauehave a prosperous & fruitefull Yeare.
468. a 10.20.30
Of the course of the Yeare, suceession of times and seasons, and the true cause of the same.
966. a all. 467. a 60. b all. Looke Seuenth.
Yeares.
The compasse of fiftie Yeares was called a world.
591. b 40
Eighteene hundred Yeares forbearāce of the Iewes for their amendement.
1137. b 60
Yesterday.
Yesterday betokeneth all the time that is past among the Hebrues.
689. b 40
Yoke of God and of men.
How the law shall become a sweete and light Yoke vntounto vsus.
207. a 50
That the Lords Yoke is amiable and louely, & so warranted by the words of Christ.
53. b 50.67. a 30.999. b 20. 30.492. a 30.40
In what respect we refuse Gods Yoke.
217. a 20
In what sort God layeth his Yoke vponupon vsus, & how we ought to receiue it.
443. a 30.1218. a 40.50.60. &c. 380. b 50.60
Of Gods threatening of an iron Yoke vntounto them yt disobey him: and what ye same importeth.
999. a 60. b 10. &c.
Of the woodden Yoke which Ieremie ware when he threatened captiuity to the Iewes.
999. a 60. b 10.20. &c.
We must not drawe the Yoke with the vnbeleeuers: reade that place.
307. b 50
VVhy Christ protesteth that his burthē is not heauie nor his Yoke hard.
566. b 40.50
What Yoke it is that God layeth vponupon the necke of a married man & woman.
840. b 60. & 841. a 10. &c.
What will betide vsus, if we cannot finde in our hearts to beare Gods Yoke.
153 a 30.141. a 10. Looke Afflictions and Chastisements.
Yokes.
The Yokes that couple vsus together, what they be.
308. a 30.40
Youth.
Notable lessons of instructiō for Youth to consider and obserue in the Sermon.
123. and in page 758. b all.
Z.
Zabulon.
Traffike and marchandise in the tribe of Zabulon. 1217. a 40.50. b 10.1218. b 20. He was planted by the sea side, and what that giueth vsus to marke. 1217. a 40. He is blessed of Moses, and how. 1217. a 10. &c. A commendation of him and Isachar. 1218. b 60.1219. a 10.…0. They were neere to Galile.
1219. b 40.50. Looke Tribes.
Zeale, both good and bad.
Little Zeale in parents to bring vp their children in Gods feare.
215. b 50
A holy Zeale, and not fleshly lust moued Moses to desire to goe into the promised land.
103. a 10
What kinde of Zeale is required of vsus in following and seruing of God.
47. b 10.188. b 40.541. b 50.60.547. a 10. 540. b all. 542. all.
Of an vnaduised Zeale in Gods matters, and what harme the same doth.
632. b 20.633. a 10
A kinde of Zeale mentioned out of the 69. Psalme, verse 10.
page 540. a 10
The cause why Moses doth purposelie attribute the title of Zeale of prouoking folk to the seruing of God.
1219. b 10.20.30.12…1. a 10
In what respects our Zeale to preferre Gods truth shalbe but as the rage of mad folkes.
543. a 10
The frantike Zeale of the Papists, heathens, & Iewes noted.
541. a 40.543. b all. 544. a all
What wee must doe to hauehave the more Zeale vntounto Gods word.
1191. b 50.60. 119…. a 10
The Zeale of Moses shewed, in dooing the execution that is read of in Exodus.
401. a 20.30.40… and in other things. 144. b 40.400. a 30.1089. a 40. 50.60.1203. a all.
What a kind of Zeale God will giuegive his seruants in praying.
399. a 20
Of the Zeale of Paul wherewith he was lead to the Iewes his countriemen.
402. a 10.20
God meant to trie the Zeale of ye Iewes, by commaunding them to make cleane riddance of idols.
310. a 20
What Zeale there ought to be in them which be taught by Gods word.
1083. b 50
How the Zeale of Gods honor and the welfare of his church ought to beare rule in vsus.
1097. a 50.60. &c.
Of a kind of Zeale which is commaunded vsus to imbrace.
174. a 40.
FINIS.
To the Reader.
TOuching the vse and vnderstanding of this table, this briefe aduertisement is to be marked; that the first number directeth thee to the page or side of the leafe. The letter (a) leadeth thee to the first columne or partition of the page; the letter (b) to the second. The other number noteth the place, where the matter is conteined within the page, as it is diuided by Decads or Tens; from 10. to 60. This I thought not vnnecessarie to recorde, hauing forgotten to place it in the title of the table.
FINIS propositi, laus Christo nescia FINIS.