Sermons on Deuteronomy, Table of contents · Part A
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Aaron.
AAron blameworthie, for that he withstoode not the Israelites, nor letted them from making their goldē calfe.
406. a. 50.60. &c.
Aaron depriued of the dignitie of the priesthood.
424. a. 10
What meanes Aaron vsed to driue the Israelites from making their golden calfe.
406. a. 60. & b. 50
About what time Aaron died.
423. b. 60. & 424. a. 10
Aaron withstoode the Israelites about their golden calfe, and yet consented: looke how.
424. b. 50.60
Aaron a figure of our Sauiour Iesus Christ.
424. a. 50.60
Howe Aaron was punished for that he suffered the Iewes to hauehave their golden Calfe.
424. a. 40.50.60.
Of Moses and Aaron, and Gods punishing of them.
1178. all, 1179. all.
What we hauehave to note vponupon the priestlie apparell of Aaron.
1199. a. 30.40. &c.
What we hauehave to note vppon Gods choosing of Aarō to the priesthood.
1198. all.
The triall that God tooke of Aaron in Massa, &c.
1201. a. 40.50.60. b. all.
Aaron banished out of the Lande of Chanaan.
1201. a. 60. b. 10.
Of Aarons Mitre, wherein Gods name was written.
1199. a. 30. &c.
Why Aaron was exalted to the high dignitie of Priesthood.
1200. b. 50.60.1201. a. 10.20. looke Priest and Highpriest.
Abasing.
A description of Christes Abasing of himselfe, with other necessarie doctrine therupon depending.
196. a 60. & b. 10
The Abasing of God in the person of his sonne diminisheth not his glorie.
185. b 60
The Abasing of Iesus Christ the infallible euidence of Gods merciemercy.
186. a 10
Abhomination.
Of Abhomination before God committed about a counterfait seruing of him.
631. a 20.30. &c. b 10
Of the word Abhomination, and what the same betokeneth.
671. a 40
Abhominations.
The Abhominations of the heathen & papists discouered.
523. b al, & 524. a all.
Of the word Abhominations, and what it signifieth.
732. a 30.40
Abilitie.
Euerie man must hauehave an eye to his owne Abilitie, and thereby rule his desires.
510. b 60.511. a 10. &c. 50.60
Whether God chargeth a man with any thing that is aboue his power, and his Abilitie.
911. b 60.912. a 10
God in his law respecteth not our Ability, but our duty.
945. b 50.60.946. a 10
What this word power or Abilitie doth comprehend.
369. a 30.40
That we hauehave no Abilitie in our selues to performe Gods lawe, and whence we must fetch a remedie.
260. a 60. & b all.
Abilities.
What we shall finde in our selues, if we examine our own abilities.
112. a 40.
We must not measure Gods law by our owne power and Abilities.
244. b 50.60. & 245. a 10. & b 50. Looke Power.
How Gods law passeth all our Abilities. reade.
273. a 30.40.50
Abound.
Saint Paules meaning in saying that he could skil to Abound.
1127. a 10
Abraham.
Abraham had not any possession in the land of Chanaan, yet was he Lord & maister thereof.
10. a 10.20.30
The matching of Abraham with Agar was not a lawful mariage &c.
63. a 30
How Abraham the Patriarch was persecuted and vexed of the Amorrhits.
303. b 10
A commendation of Abrahams faith.
337. b 20.30.
How basely an heretike iudged of Abraham, saying that he had but a shadowe of the heauenly life.
1055. a 30.40.
Abstinence.
Of the Abstinence of the Paistes from meats and drinks: and what we are to gather thereupon.
558. b 10
Abundance.
How they that hauehave plentie and Abundance of all things are affected.
571. b 30.40.50
How we must behaue our selues in the time of Abundance.
354. a 10.20.30.40
Euen in our Abundance wee must be mindfull of aduersitie: read the manner how.
368. b 30.40
Howe some do abuse their Abundance in vanitie, &c.
369. a 60
That he which hath Abundance of fare must not glut himselfe therwith.
511. a 10
What God doth giuegive vsus to vnderstand in giuing vsus Abundance.
511. a 30.40
Against such as abuse their Abundance, and how the same should be rightlie vsed.
469. a 60. & b 10.
An admonition to such as hauehave Abundance of Gods blessings, and likewise of the contrarie.
1126. b 60.1127. a 10.20
Howe insolent and pert men be, when they hauehave Abundance of corne, wine, &c.
993. a 40.50
Howe the abundance of Gods benefits maketh men insolent, proud, loftie, and rebellious.
1125. b all, 1126. all.
An exhortation to rich mē not to trust in their Abundance.
354. a 40.50. looke Plentie, Riches, and Wealth.
Abuse.
Of the Abuses, yea euen of such things as of themselues be good.
1223. b 50.60. &c.
The common Abuse of Iustice in cases of sute, noted.
873. a all, b 10
That common Abuse cannot excuse vsus when our account shalbe giuen to God.
811. b 60. 812. a 10.
That the wicked always seeke to Abuse the thinges that are ordeined for the succour of good men.
694. b 20.30.40.50.60.695. a 10
Accessaries.
Who be Accessaries vntounto euill, and in what respect.
692. a 60. & b 10. looke Partakers.
Accursed.
Two places reconciled, ye one auowing Christ to be Accursed, and the other blessed.
764. b 10
The meaning of the Scripture in terming vsus Accursed.
766. b 10.20
Christes being Accursed for our sakes did nothing abase his maiestie.
765. b 10.
After what manner Christ became Accursed to set vsus free from the curse.
766. b 10
Christ did hang vpō the tree to be Accursed, and how.
765. b 60
Howe is it yt Iesus Christ was Accursed, seeing by him the father was pacified?
765. b 10.20. Looke Cursed.
Accusation.
The punishing of Offences must not be forborne for feare of false Accusation.
787. a 50.60
Three things whereupon the Accusation of Sodome and Gomorrha was grounded.
1154 a 40.50
Accusations.
Against wrongfull Accusations, such as prefer them, such as deserue them, & yet iustifie themselues, and ye charge of iudges in this case.
Reade sermon 128. beginning at page 785. all. 786. al &c. Looke Wrong.
Acknowledgement.
What we hauehave to learne in that GOD required of his people a solemne Acknowledgement howe much they were bounde vntounto him.
920. a 60. & b 10
Touching the Acknowledgement of Gods benefits, Reade the whole.
146. Sermon.
Adde.
What Moses condemneth, in saying that it is not lawfull for vsus to Adde any whit to the things that God commaundeth.
526. a 20. &c.
Howe the Papists Adde to Gods words, and put somewhat of their owne to his seruice.
525. a 60. & b 10 &c. al the col.
That we must not Adde nor take from Gods worde: wherein note the doctrine well.
525. a 50.60 &c.
Adopted.
That we be the Adopted children of God, and wherein the Iewes and we differ.
913. b 10.20.
The preheminence of them that are Gods Adopted children.
956. a. 10
To what end & purpose God hath Adopted vsus.
1147. b 20. Looke Chosen.
Adoption.
Touching our Adoption,
Reade page 913. b 10.20.30. and the seale of the same which is the holie spirit. ibid. b 50
Gods Adoption of the Iewes abode still in the Iewes, though they were ouerruled by tyrants.
1136. b 30.40 50. &c. 1137. a all.
With what condition Gods Adoption is ioyned.
1134. a 50
Of the principal end of our calling and Adoption.
1125. b 20.30
The bodie of the tree and roote of our Adoption what it is.
1133. a 30.40
Inuincible reasons proouing that the Adoption of the Iewes to bee Gods children, was of his owne free goodnesse.
1116. a 40.50.60
Whereuppon Gods free Adoption is grounded.
1118. a 20
God gaue the Iewes a marke of his free Adoption vponupon the eight day.
1083. b 10
The possession of the land of Chanaan a token to the Iewes of their Adoption.
1049. b 10.
Baptisme the marke of Gods free bestowed Adoption.
1110. b 40
It auaileth vsus not any whit to hauehave hearde Gods worde vntill our Adoption be sealed by the holy Ghost.
440. a 30
Why the couenant and Adoption that God had made with the Iewes was broken off.
420. b 20.30
Whereunto the Adoption of vsus to bee Gods children tendeth.
355. a 10
Of the fauourable Adoption of almightie God, most notable doctrine.
169. a 10.20.30.40.50
At what time God vouchsafed ye Iewes his Adoption.
181. a 10
In what respects we doe what we can to ouerthrowe Gods Adoption.
300. a 40
Our Adoption to bee the members of Christ is by the Gospel.
62. b 60
Howe we blot out the writing of our Adoption.
313. a 10
Of the Adoption of the Iewes, and to what intent the same was.
917. a 10
The end of our Adoption, and wherto the same serueth.
910. a 30.40
The benefite of our Adoption in Iesus Christ.
28. a 50
Of our Adoption that be Christians, & vnderunder what condition the same is.
882. b 50.60
The warrant of our Adoption must suffice vsus against al troubles and aduersities.
105. a 10.20
What our behauiour ought not to be, when God hath vouchsafed to make vsus his children by Adoption.
43. b 40. Looke Election.
Aduance.
That wee Aduance our selues against God, though we wilbe acknowne of no such thing.
410 b 10. &c.
Howe men behaue themselues in their Aduancement, and a warning vntounto them.
363. a 30.40
Aduanced.
How he that is Aduanced to some degree should bethinke himselfe.
363 b 40.50
Howe we must behaue our selues when we are aduanced by God.
363. a 60. & b 10
Aduancement.
Of the Aduancemēt of Iosue into Moses roome, being but his seruant.
51. a 10.20.30
How we ought to reason with our selues touching others Aduancement.
52. a 20.30
Aduancemēt made Ieroboam to turne away from the true religion.
64. b 10 20.30
We ought to repine or grudge at ye Aduancement of others.
51. b 20.30
Euerie man seekes his owne Aduancement.
51. a 30
To what intent God vouchsafeth men Aduancement and preeminence.
51. a 40.50
Aduantage.
Howe the Iewes construed al the promises of the holy scripture to their own Aduātage.
580. a 20.30. Looke Gaine, and Profite.
Aduenture.
The meaning of this sentence spoken by God, I will come against you at al Aduenture.
990. a 10
Of this word Aduenture vsed in scripture, and whereto the same hath relation.
989. b 30
Of walking at all Aduenture, and howe that word vttered by God is meant.
989. b 30.40.50.60.990. a 10
Aduersitie.
Euen in our abundance wee must bee mindfull of our Aduersitie: Reade how.
368. b 30
Gods mercy becōmeth better knowne vntounto vsus, if the Aduersitie whereout we are deliuered, bee recorded vntounto vsus.
366.110.20.30.40
Our behauiour in Aduersitie noted to our shame.
156. a 60. & 10
Why it is good reason that we shoulde passe the way of Aduersitie.
359. a 40
How we must call our selues to remembrance, when wee see any folke pinched with Aduersitie.
210. b 40.50
How farre foorth Aduersity must ouermaster vsus.
156. b 10
Howe long and during what time wee must be patient in Aduersitie.
156. b 10
How we hauing had experience of Aduersitie▪ should bethinke our selues of others being in the same case.
589. b 50.60.590. a all.
Aduersitie likened to a fornace & why.
349. b. 20.30
A meditation to bee vsed of vsus, both in our Aduersitie and in our prosperity.
348. b 20.30.40
Patience knowen in aduersitie.
349. a 20
Aduersities.
Gods purpose in suffering vsus to languish in our Aduersities.
106. a 10
How God will hauehave vsus vse our selues in Aduersities.
140. b 20
Who they bee that are willing to returne to God in their Aduersities.
156. a 30
How we thinke vponupon the Aduersities wherewith God yerketh vsus.
348. a 10.20.30.40
All the Aduersities that God sendeth vsus are instructions, &c.
347. b 10
How wee shoulde bee priuileged from all the Aduersities that trouble vsus.
360. b 10.20
Men themselues are to be blamed for all the Aduersities and miseries which they endure in this worlde.
263. b 30.50
Whereof God putteth vsus in minde by the Aduersities which he layeth vponupon vsus.
410. a 20. Looke Afflictions & Chastisements.
Adulterer.
Touching these wordes, Thou shalt not be an Adulterer:
read page 224 a 20. the whole sermon through. Looke Fornicators.
Adulterers
In what respects God esteemeth vsus for Adulterers.
225. a 10.20.30. Looke Whoremongers.
Adulterie.
How we ought to loath the worde Ad…ltetie when we heare it.
225. a 10
The literali meaning of these words to commit Adulterie.
224. b 30.40
Adulterie the chiefe breaking of mariage.
224. b 50.60
Howe the lawe forbidding women to weare mens apparel expoundeth the commandement: Thou shalt not commit Adulterie.
774. a 50.60. b 10.20
The commandement, Thou shalt not commit Adulterie explaned: where adulterie is throughly described.
788. all
What we hauehave to learne in that God punished Adulterie so grieuously.
788. a 30.40
What we hauehave to gather by that fact of Christ in that he punished not the woman taken in Adulterie.
790. b 60.791. a 10
Diuorsement permitted by Christ in ye case of Adulterie.
839. b 60.840. a 10 &c. Looke Fornication & Whoredō
Adulteries.
The true cause why Adulteries are so ranke and rife.
977. b 50.60
Aduocate.
We must let Christ alone with the office of Aduocate: where also the Papistes doctrine twyted.
418. the whole page. Looke Mediator.
Aegypt.
A description of the people of Aegypt.
599. a 20.30
Why Aegypt is termed the house of bondage.
185. a 20.30
Aegypt was fuller fraught with ydoles, than all the worlde beside.
185. b 10
The lande of Aegypt watered partly by raining and partly by nature.
466 b. 30.40, &c.
The lande of Aegypt hath one propertie which all other lands hauehave not.
466. b 40
Aegyptians.
The vaine boast of the Aegyptians touching their long continuance.
1129. a 20
The reason why God commaunded the Iewes that they shoulde not abhorre the Aegyptians.
808. all: and so forwarde in the sermon 132.
In what cases the Isrealits were bound and beholden to the Aegyptians.
810 a 30.40.50
Why it is saide that the Aegyptians shall be receiued into the Church.
810. a 20.30. &c.
Why the Aegyptians are holden for the cursedst people of all nations in the worlde.
811. a 40.50. &c.
The Aegyptians in Moses time noted for their grosse idolatrie.
101. b 40.50
Affaires.
Who bee aduised and who hastie in dispatching their affaires.
340. a 30 Looke Labour and Workes.
Affections.
Vntill when our Affections will be inordinate, whether it be in mirth or in mourning.
554. a 10
How wee bee carried and driuen by the headinesse of our affections.
518. b 20
In the executing of iustice all Affections of friendship and kinred, &c. must be suppresed.
Read sermon 130. and page 801. a 10.20
The cause why wee bee entangled in earthlie lustes and Affections.
3. b 40
Our naughtie Affections turne vsus away from God, &c.
114. a 10
Our Affections and thoughts, are enimies to our owne saluation.
88. a 10
Albeit our Affections be not alwayes wicked, yet they shall not alwayes be granted vsus, &c.
103. a 30
Our Affections must be cleansed if wee will hauehave our cries heard at Gods hand.
59. a 30
Our Affections drawe vsus contrarie to Gods will.
109. a 50
Notwithstanding Moses had his minde subuerted and brought downe, yet was there some excesse in his Affections.
97. a 40.50
We cannot so renounce our Affections, but that there will alwaies be somewhat worthie of blame in vsus: read how.
203. a 20.30
Our Affections are sinful, & what God will hauehave vsus do with them.
140. a 60. & b 10
God hath not diuerse Affections in him Read the place.
167. a 60
God hath an eye to the wicked Affections that proceede of malice, rather than to the deede it selfe.
236. b 60 and 237. a 10, &c.
To whome the reforming of the inwarde Affections doeth belong.
22. a 50.60
Wicked affections taken for murther before God.
223. b 20
We must not imagine any humane Affections in God.
189. a 30. Looke Desires and Lustes.
Afflict.
God doeth Afflict his people oftentimes for other causes than their sinnes.
949. a 30.40
A forme of speech to bee vsed when God doeth Afflict vsus: read it and remember it.
349. a 60. and b 10
Why God doth Afflict vsus diuerse waies.
349. a 30.40
To what end God doeth Afflict vsus.
349 b 60
It is needefull that God Afflict vsus often times, & why?
366. b 40.50
Afflicted.
So often as wee be Afflicted wee must resort to the holie Scripture.
1092. b 10▪ & why. 20.30, &c. all.
How wee should bethinke our selues, whensoeuer we are Afflicted of God.
1151. b 10.20
The faithfull comforted when they see themselues Afflicted, and the wicked florish.
1160. all.
Affliction.
Of the feast of Affliction vsed among the Iewes.
612. a 10.20
A consideration to be marked whensoeuer God sendeth a man any Affliction.
61. a 20
We serue God during the time of our affliction.
551. a 40
The lewd dealing and vngodly vsage of some, when God hath laid Affliction vponupon them.
966. b 50
Affliction declareth what is in a man.
350. a 50.60
Afflictions.
How we ought to be affected in the Afflictions of the Church.
801. a 60. & b 10
In what respect Afflictions bee medicines.
1092. b 20.30.
Of the end of Afflictions, and the fruite of the same.
1050. b 10.20
A comfort for them that are exercised with Afflictiōs, when they hauehave offended God, and that he vseth rigor towards them, and that it is necessarie.
1047. all 148. a 20.30.
How we should examine our selues whē we feele Afflictions that be straunge vntounto vsus.
993. a 30
The Afflictions of the faithfull, into howe deplored a state they fall, and howe they are raised vp: … doctrine of great comfort.
1008. all.
Howe lightly we post ouer the Afflictions which God layeth vponupon vsus.
989. b all.
What we should doe, when we sustaine any Afflictions.
986. a 60. and b all.
It is a good triall, when God giueth vsus power to beare our Afflictions patiently.
350. a 20.30
Of what things we ought to thinke whē God punisheth vsus with Afflictions.
976. b 10
Matter wherewith to cheere our selues, and to reioyce in the middest of Afflictions.
988. b al.
How preposterously & rashly we iudge of them that beare Afflictions.
988. b 10
What benefite redoundeth vntounto men by Afflictions.
366. b 50.60. & 367. a 10.20
Howe wee ought to thinke with our selues, whē we be tempted to grudge against God in our Afflictions.
350. b 20.30
A notable comfort in all our Afflictions and distresses.
105. a 10.20
Afflictions are more than necessarie & profitable for vsus: Reade that place.
350. b 10.20
Of applying the Afflictions that God layeth on vsus to our vse: Reade the place.
348. b 50.60
To what end God sendeth vsus Afflictions.
347. b 20
How we ought to bethinke our selues in the Afflictions of this life.
348. a 10.20
Gods intent in sending Afflictions vponupon men.
325. a 20
Wee hauehave wherewith to comfort our selues in Afflictions.
155. b 50
The cause of the Afflictions that God sendeth on vsus.
155. b 40
For what occasions the Lorde visiteth vsus with Afflictions.
143. b 30
We ought not to be too sorrowfull and grieued out of measure in Afflictions so long as God bereaueth vsus not of the substāce of our saluation.
104. b 40.50
God will suffer vsus to languish in Afflictions, &c. but in the ende all shall fall out to our benefite.
60. b 40.50
How God dealeth with vsus in our Afflictions.
155. b 50
The manner of Gods working in his chosen by Afflictions.
61. a 50
The Afflictions which God layeth vponupon vsus must bee well printed in our minds.
59. b 20.30.40
The cause why God interlaceth his blessings, with so manie Afflictions.
947. b 20.30.40
A repetition of such Afflictions as Dauid suffered in his woorst and best estate.
951. b 30.40.50.60.952. a 10. &c.
The manifold Afflictions of Gods children.
105. a 10
For what kinde of obedience we ought to pray in Afflictions.
89. a 40.50
What we must do in Afflictions, & that we must qualifie our griefes.
954. b 10 20
Afflictions do vsus good and stande vsus in steede of medicines.
59. a 10
The meaning of these words, twise spoken, I hauehave seene, I hauehave seene the Afflictions of my people.
899. a 40.50.60
A commemoration of the Afflictions of Iacob from time to time.
895. a 60. & b all.
How we beare our selues in hand when God withdraweth his hand from vsus in Afflictions.
1141. a 60. b 60
The fruites of the Afflictions wherewith GOD scourgeth his people.
1163. b 30.40.50.60.1164. a 20. Looke Corrections and Chastisements.
Agar.
The matching of Abraham with Agar was not a lawfull marriage.
63. a 30
Age.
The Age of Moses was sixe score yeeres, and of his liuelinesse.
1241. a 30.40
What thinges wee hauehave to note in the lustie Age of Moses.
1241. b 20.
Agnus Dei.
The Agnus Dei of the Papistes noted.
276. a 10.20
Agreement.
The meane to maintaine peace and Agreement among men, and howe God accounteth of the same.
516. a 20. Looke Concorde, Friendship, LoueLove, Peace, Vnitie.
Alcoran.
The Alcoran of Mahomet is the soueraine wisedome, as he saieth.
666. b 20
Allurements.
How the Allurements of Sathan draw vsus vntounto them.
518. b 30
Aliance.
In what a taking men bee when they turne away from their Aliance with God.
1113. b 10
The Iewes forbidden to make Aliance with the Amorrhits: Read the place.
307. a 30.40.50.60. and b all.
All Aliance that separateth vsus from our maker is cursed.
540. b 10: this place would bee read and read againe.
Against the making of Aliance with the wicked and despisers of God.
308. a 60. and b 10. Looke Kinred.
Almes.
Of the Almes of the Church, and howe the primitiue Church prouided in that case.
838. a 10.20.
An exhortation to such pinchpenies as whine so often as they should giuegive any Almes.
868. a 60. & b
Of vaineglorie in giuing our Almes, & that we must refraine from the same.
900. a 30.40
Almesdeedes.
Defaults in Almesdeeds, & what Christ teacheth vsus concerning the same.
856. b 40.50.60.857. a 10. &c.
How God rewardeth Almesdeeds, and how he esteemeth of them.
577. a 50.60. & b 10
Howe Moseses wordes, that a mans Almesdeedes shalbe counted vntounto him for righteousnesse, are meant.
857. b 30.40.50.60.
Of Almesdeeds, and that they are the sacrifices which God liketh of.
517. a 20.30
Our Almesdeeds are the sweetesmelling sacrifices which God accepteth.
852. b 50.60 &c.
Howe Almesdeedes shalbe reckened for righteousnesse.
856. b all.
An exhortation to Almesdeedes, and how we ought to bethinke our selues to Godward for his prouidence.
570.10.20 &c.
By Almesdeedes we doe God homage with such goods as hee hath bestowed vponupon vsus, and that must bee at all times.
619. a 30.40 &c.
What is to be respected in our doing of Almesdeeds.
630. b 30.40
The place of Osee, that God requireth the sacrifice of Almesdeedes amplified.
610. a 40.50.60
Something else besides Almesdeedes is required of vsus to Godwarde.
619. b 10
God in the time of the lawe, required not only sacrifice, but Almesdeedes also to the poore.
609. b 50.60
The repining of some, when they be spoken to concerning Almesdeedes.
589. b 10.20
It is oftentimes greater Almesdeeds to lend a competent summe, than to giuegive a verie little.
583. a 60
Though we do Almesdeeds, yet are our hearts streitened and scarse wel willing.
581. a 60. & b 10
What circumstances make our Almesdeeds vnacceptable to God.
582. b 40
Howe we should bethinke our selues in our Almesdeeds, and sesse our selues according to our abilitie.
582. b 50.60 583. a 10
God putteth our Almesdeeds doone to the poore into his owne accounts.
585. a 60. & b 10
Why our Lord calleth Almesdeeds, sacrifices.
581. b 10
They be no Almesdeeds vnlesse they be bestowed where there is neede.
582. b 10.20
Almesdeedes please not God vnlesse they come from a willing heart.
581. a 50
Of extorted Almesdeeds, yt are wrung from ye giuer, as a bone out of a dogs mouth.
581. b 30.40
S. Pauls admonition to induce vsus to doe Almesdeeds.
577. a 50.60
Almightie.
What is the thing wherein God sheweth himselfe Almightie.
713. a 10.
All Soules.
The cause why the Papists caused their feast of All soules to be kept once a yeare.
671. a 10.20. Looke Feastes.
Altar.
Why it is saide that God woulde hauehave but onelyonly one Altar whereuppon to offer sacrifice.
628. b 60. & 629. a 10
Of the Altar of the Papistes wherein they offer their abhominable ydoll of the Masse: and of other their corruptions.
629. a 40.50.60
Why the Iewes were commaunded that they shoulde not plant any tree neere to the Altar of God, &c.
627. b 20. &c.
Why the Iewes were commanded that they should not make their Altar of carued or pollished stones, &c.
918. a 60. & b 10. &c. 919. a 10.
Why God willed that no straunge fier shoulde be brought vntounto his Altar.
502. b 50.60
Iesus Christ is our onelyonly spiritual Altar.
509. a 40
The meaning of Paul in saying that such as serued at the Altar, shoulde bee maintained by the Altar.
429. b 40
Of the Altar which the two tribes and the halfe erected, at their returne home from the conquest of Chanaan, and what mischiefe insued.
918. b 10.20
Why God commaunded the Iewes to reare him an Altar of rough and vnhewen stones.
918. b 10.919. a 30
Of Ieroboams Altar which he erected in Bethell.
919. a 10.
Of an Altar which the Iewes made, and whereon the lawe was ingrauen.
918. a 40
That the Iewes shoulde hauehave but one Altar to sacrifice vntounto God. 918. b 10 and the reason why.
ibid. 20
Altars.
Of the Altars of the Papistes whereby they deface the death and passion of Christ.
629. a 10
The heathen for deuotions sake made shadowes about their Altars, and how. 628. a 30. where also the Papists superstition in the like case is touched.
ibid. 40
Altars for sacrifices, altars for ye shewbread, altars for perfumes, &c.
661. b 20
The meaning of these wordes, that at ye comming of Christ there shoulde be three Altars, one in Aegypt, another in Assyria, and the third in Iurie.
509. a 30
What imagination woulde remaine in mens minds if Altars were retained still.
491. b 10
The beating down of the Altars of the heathen commanded to the Iewes.
490. b 20.491. a all.
Of the things that are termed Altars in the Popedome, & what they be.
509. a 30.40
Altars erected by Balac and his people to coniure God withall.
804. b. 50.
What mischiefes hauehave insued the building of manie and seuerall Altars.
920. a 40.50
The spite that is done to God by suffering Altars to stand still.
311. a 50.60 & b 10
Against Altars vsed in poperie, & wherto they serued.
311. a 30.40
Two reasons why God commaunded the Iewes to breake downe the heathen mens Altars.
309. b 50.60. & 310. a 20. &c.
Alteration.
In what case the Alteration of a thing is allowed of God.
64. a 10
What Alteration or change it is that commeth of God.
64. a 10
Wee must acknowledge if we peceiue any chaunge or Alteration in our selues, that it is the hand of God.
86. a 60. & b 10
Reasons why wee must make no Alteratiō in Gods church.
181. a 60. Looke Change.
Alterations.
Whereof it commeth that wee see so manie changes and Alterations in the world.
627. a 60
What is the cause that we see not Alterations of kingdomes daylie.
63. b 50
To what ende the Alterations of kingdomes do serue.
63. b 60
The changes and Alterations of countries and cities, come by Gods hand.
71. a 10. Looke. Changes.
Amalekites.
The Israelites are charged to reuenge themselues sharpely on the Amalekites, and why.
887. b all.
What we hauehave to learne by the destruction commanded to be shewen vponupon the Amalekites.
887. a 50.60.888. a 50.60. & b 10.20.30.
The rebellion of the Amalekites, and howe they withstoode the Iewes in comming to possesse the lande of Chanaan.
888. a 10.20. &c.
That we Christians are mingled among Amalakites, & the mischiefe thereof.
889. a 10
The Amalakites spared of God the space of foure hundred yeares.
887. b 20.30
Amazednesse.
Of the Amazednesse wherewith God threateneth the breakers of his law.
979. b 40.50.
Whom GOD manaceth to smite with Amazednesse, and howe.
980. a 10.20
Ambition.
Considerations for the correction of Ambition and foolish loftinesse in vsus.
13. b 30.40.50.60
Ambition and pride was the cause why they chose a king in Israel.
981. a 50
What mischiefe Ambition doeth and hath doone among men.
1117. a 10 20.30
Moses vtterly voide of Ambition and vaineglorie.
1073. a 30.40
Ambition reigneth generally, which we must shake off, if wee meane to prepare our selues to Gods seruice.
217. b 10
In rebuking and finding fault with other men we must keepe our selues from all fond Ambition.
238. a 50.60. & b 10
How Ambition tickleth vsus continually.
22. b 50
Men are made to spite God through their Ambition and couetousnesse.
63. b 10
The Ambition of Princes noted and whereupon it groweth
15. a 10
All men giuen to Ambition, and endeuour to growe greate, and why?
13. b
Of a foolish Ambition whereto men are ouer much giuen.
879. a 20.30.40. b. 30.40. Looke Loftinesse and Pride.
Amen.
The faithfull must aunswere Amen, as well to the curssings as the blessings of God.
487. a 50.60
Read what particular cursses they bee concerning the second table, whereto the Iewes aunswered Amen, with one accord, Sermon 151, beginning at page 929
We must answere Amen willingly, whē the Lord behighteth vsus his blessing.
487. a 40.60
Of this worde Amen, aunswered by the Iewes and vsus.
486. b 40.50.60. and 487. a 10.20.30
Of answering Amen, to the blessings and threatenings of God.
925. all. 927. b 50
Amendement.
Foure hundred yeares respite of repentance and Amendement giuen by God, and to whome.
728. a 60. and b 10
The maner of our Amendement when wee hauehave offended God described.
114. a. 20
The Amendement of the Iewes noted, when they sawe they had troden Gods lawe vnderunder foote.
114. a 40
Eighteene hundred yeres forbearance of the Iewes for their Amendement.
1137. b 60
Ammon.
The meaning of the worde Ammon.
68. a 60
Moab and Ammon harlots birdes, borne in a brothell house.
68. b. 10
Ammonites.
Why the Ammonites & Moabites were forbidden by Gods lawe to enter into his sanctuarie; and why the Iewes were forbidden in no wise to seeke the peace and prosperitie of them.
798. a 40.50.60. b all. 799, all. 800 all.
The Ammonites notwithstanding their kinred with the Israelites became Scorpions to sting them, &c.
69. b 10
Amorrhites.
The Amorrhites, being enimies to the Iewes, likened vntounto bees, and how.
57. b 10.20
Why God woulde hauehave none of the Amorrhites left aliue.
303. a 60. and b 10.20
God bare with the abhominations of the Amorrhites foure hundred yeres
303. b 40.50.60
The Amorrhites, spared of the Israelites, and what followed thereupon… since God bad the contrarie.
307. a 30.40.50
The Amorrhites were forborne eight hundred yeres before God destroyed them.
1142. b 40.50
The cause why God commaunded the Amorrhites to be rooted out of the world.
84. b 10.20
Anabaptistes.
Anabaptistes receiued in Geneua, and gret cheere made them in the town house.
532. b 40.50. Looke Heretikes.
Angels.
How Angels are sometimes called the sonnes of God.
647. b 60
Of wicked Angels, which execute Gods vengeance vppon men.
669. b 20
Whether the Angels are fed with Manna, as the Psalme seemeth to say
355. a 40.50
Angels righteousnes scarcely answerable to Gods law.
245. b 50
The verie Angels do hide their eyes, because of the greatnesse of Gods glorie.
254. b 10.20
A stryfe betweene the Angels and the diuels for our behoofe.
1239. a 10 20
Of the helpe or seruice of Angels, and whereto God vseth the same.
1123 a 40.50.60
In what respect Angels are called the children of God.
1113. a 40
Angels are nothing as in respect of themselues.
1123. a 40.50.60
The Angels were witnesses vntounto the lawe.
1187. b 50
By Saints are ment Angels: Looke the place, and marke the doctrine.
1187 b 20 30.40.50.60.1188. a 10.20
Of the infinit number of Angels, which were witnesses vntounto God at such time as hee shewed himselfe to bee the author of the lawe.
1187. b all. 1188. a 10.20
Of Gods Angels, why they were created, and their office.
1187. b 30.40.50 60
What wee hauehave to note, in that it is Gods will that the Angels shall fight to drawe vsus out of all ye temptations of Satan.
1239. a 20.30.40
Anger.
The Anger of God against the Amalekites, and the cause thereof.
888. b 40.50.60
In what cases wee ought to shewe that wee feare not the hatred and Anger of men.
74. a 10
Towardes whome the Anger of God is soone pacified, and not soone pacified.
975. b 50.60. Loo Wrath.
Anguish.
Of the Anguish of the heart, and why speciall mention is made hereof.
907. a all. and b 10
The meaning of the wordes, I hauehave not eaten of the first fruites in the Anguish of my heart.
906. b 50.60. & 907. all.
Annealing.
Of Annealing the sicke, and whence the Papistes hauehave that sacrament of theirs.
919. b 10.20. Looke Sacraments.
Antiquitie.
That Antiquitie is not enough for vsus, but other degrees are also required.
489. a 20.30
What wee must first do touching religion before wee goe to Antiquitie.
488. b 60. & 489 a 10
An allegoricall exposition of that men should hold them selues in all things and in all respectes, to Antiquitie.
698. b 10
VntoUnto what Antiquitie wee must hauehave an eye touching the doctrine of saluation.
698. b 50
The Antiquitie of the true & authenticall religion.
1041. b all. 1042. a 10 20.30
Of the true Antiquitie embraced of Christians, and of the auncient faith.
1130. a 10.20
The Antiquitie of diuerse trumperies vsed in the Popedome.
1129. b 50.60 1130. a 10. &c.
The Antiquitie of Gods Church.
489. a 10
The Antiquitie that the Papistes alleage for them selues.
489. a 20
Touching the Antiquitie of superstition, Read page
1129. all.
Apostasie.
Of the Apostasie of men from God, after they hauehave once knowen his trueth.
370. b 60. and 371. a 10
The Apostasie of the Iewes from God was without cause.
1041. b 10.20
Generall Apostasie from God, naturally in men from their birth.
10…7. b 60
Of Apostasie from God and his trueth, and how the same is committed.
a. 30.40.50.60. b all.
The Iewes Apostasie from God after the death of Iosua, and what wee hauehave to marke thereby.
1072. a b all.
The manifold Apostasie of the Iewes from God, and their reprobation.
1138. a all. 1137. all.
Howe God will deale with vsus for our Apostasie from him.
1091. a 40.50.60
Howe Moses was greeued, when hee heard of the Apostasie of the Iewes from God after his death.
1089. a 40.50.60
Apostles.
The Apostles the true fathers of the Christian Church.
489. b 10
That the Apostles must be our fathers, and that we must follow their example.
897. a 20
The twelue Apostles were chosen according to the twelue tribes of Israell.
45. a 50
The Papistes common prouerbe, that God is not knowen for the Apostles.
490. b 50
Apparell.
Howe the lawe forbidding women to weare mens Apparell expoundeth the commaundement, Thou shalt not commit adulterie.
774. a 50.60
What we hauehave to note vppon Aarons Priestlie Apparell.
1199. b 30.40.50.60
What wee are to learne by the Lawe forbidding the Iewes to weare Apparell of diuers sorts.
782. a 10. &c.
Against excesse of Apparell, and the vaine brauerie of the same.
782. b 10.20
A lawe made which forbad the Iewes to weare Apparell wouen of linnen and wollen, and what doctrines wee hauehave to gather of the same.
780. b all.
Of what things we be put in mind whē we put on our Apparell.
774. a 30.40
Of honestie in Apparell, and that God liketh well thereof.
773. b all. 774. a all.
Touching Apparell, the vse and abuse thereof both in women and men: Read the 126. Sermon beginning at
Page 773. a 20.
Incōueniences that ensue by going disguised in Apparell.
773. a 30.60. and b all.
Of two things and whereof wee ought to hauehave a regarde in our Apparell.
774. a 10. Looke Garments.
Appeale.
God would hauehave the Iewes to Appeale to Ierusalem, and in what cases.
639. b 10
A miserable Appeale to come to God by compulsion.
964. a 10
Appeales.
What God intended to commaunde the Iewes concerning Appeales.
639. b 40.50.
For what causes Appeales were ordeyned.
639. b 10
Continuall Appeales in al cases of controuersie forbidden the Iewes.
638. a 40.50.60. & b 40
Appetite.
The Appetite of all our lustes is meant by thirst in the Scripture.
1035. b 50.60
The cruell and ouer fierce Appetite of diuerse bellie Gods noted.
560. b 50.60. and 561. a 10
Appetites.
Of restrayning our Appetites, and how we offend in giuing thē their scope.
781. b all. 782. al.
How men when they giuegive themselues to their lewde and outragious Appetites ouerthrowe the order of nature.
562. a 20.30. Looke Desires & Lustes.
Arke.
None might touch the Arke but onelie the Leuites.
425. a 50.60
Of the Arke of couenant, and why God would hauehave the Leuits carie it.
425. a 30.40.50
Why the Arke might not hauehave beene handled and carried of all the people.
425. b 10
Howe long it was ere the Arke had any certaine resting place, after the Iewes had beene long in the land of Chanaan.
601. a 10
What the Iewes might hauehave alleadged for the remouing of the Arke eueryevery monethmonth.
496. b 20 30
The Ark wandred a great time, though for the most part it were at Sion.
498 a 50
In the Arke of the couenant was the law inclosed.
815. a 20
The Arke a witnesse of Gods presence.
893. b 50
Armes.
What wee hauehave to gather vppon these words, that Gods Armes are belowe for euer.
1230. b 50.60. 1231. a 10
Gods Armes are occupied in driuing our enemies away.
1231. b 10.20
Gods Armes are rounde about vsus, and we be fensed with them.
1231. a 30.40
Of the Lawe of Armes: Read both the Sermons.
118. & 119.
The perfectest law of Armes that can be among men, set downe by God himselfe.
725. b all, 726. a all.
God will not hauehave his Armes blased after the manner of men, howe then.
921. b 50.60
Of the Armes of God grauen vppon stones, 918. a 40.50.60. and that his Armes are his Lawes.
921. a 30
Arrowes.
Of Gods Arrowes which he shooteth, & what that word importeth.
1141. a 50.60. b all
Ascension.
Of Christs Ascension into heauen, and why he ascended.
1063. b 10.20
Of Christ blessing his Disciples at his Ascension.
1185. b 40.50
Aser.
What we hauehave to note vppon the blessing giuen to Aser, and of the countrie assigned vntounto him.
1227. b 10.20. &c.
The tribe of Aser had great corne coū tries, and other commodities.
1212. a 50. Looke Tribe and Tribes.
Asse.
Of Balaam and his Asse which had more reason thā his Master though a Prophet.
804. b 20.30.40
The meaning of these words, Thou shalt be buried with the buriall of an Asse.
970. a 10 20
Asses.
Oxen and Asses forbidden to bee co… pled together to goe to plowe and why.
780. all.
Of the Asses of Iurie, and how strong & mightie they were.
780. a 10.20
Assise.
The whole 142. Sermon woulde bee well weighed of Iudges of Assise, to whom the determination of lawe is committed.
Page 827. &c. Looke in Iudges and Magistrates.
Assurance.
To what the Assurance of Gods promise made to Moses did tend.
206. a 40
What Assurance God hath giuen vsus of the kingdome of heauen.
28. b 40. Looke Bond Couenant & Warrant.
Assyrians.
The Assyriās exalted aboue Gods people the Iewes.
1136. a 30.40.50.60
Astrologie.
Iudiciall Astrologie and the practisers therof condemned.
668. a 60. & b 10
Astronomie.
Astronomie a thing lawfull, and howe far foorth.
668. a 40.50.60
Atheistes.
Who be Atheistes, and the end of such beastlie liuers.
664. a 50.
Attire.
Of the Attire of ye high Priest in y• time of the law, when he entred into the sanctuarie, and the significations of his ornaments.
502. a 50.60. b 10.20
A place out of Esay against the exceeding braue Attire of women.
782. b 20.30
The Attire of the faithfull, and with what attire wee must garnishe our soules,
472. b 10. Looke Apparell & Garmentes.
Attonement.
That God seeketh Attonement with vsus and vponupon what condition.
727. a 20. b 20.
That we ought to seeke Attonement with such as hauehave offended vsus.
727. b 20. by the example of God. ibidem 30. Looke reconciliation.
Authoritie.
To what end they that are in Authoritie hauehave the sworde in their hand.
620. a 40
Authoritie giuen to the law in Horeb, and how.
674. a 10
A lesson for such as hauehave Authoritie of the sword, & sit in the seat of Iustice.
547. a 60
The charge of great personages, and of all such as be in Authoritie, is to abolish all thinges that may deface Gods seruice.
492. b 50 60.493. a 10
That such as are in Authoritie must aunswere for the whole bodie of the people.
740. a 10.20
Two speciall points to bee noted concerning such as are set in Authoritie.
107. b 30
What makes men beare them selues in hand that it is a matter of no importance to be in Authoritie.
14. a 30, &c.
What kinde of men are …it to beare Authoritie.
16. a 10
To what intent they that are set in Authoritie are aduanced to that hie estate.
18. b 10
God giueth Princes and Magistrates Authoritie to make lawes.
2. b. 20
God hath reserued all Souereignitie & chiefe Authoritie to himselfe, and why.
71. a 10.20
The superioritie of no king or prince be hee neuer so great ought not to diminish the Authoritie of God.
21. b 10
What will follow, except those that bee in Authoritie bee honoured.
214. a 40
How Gods Authoritie ought to worke with vsus to make vsus subiect.
214. b 10
The Authoritie of the doctrine set foorth in the name of God.
56. a 10
A warning as well to them that are in Authoritie, as them that are vnderunder subiection.
215. a 50.60
It is against nature, that Authoritie which men hauehave, should in anie wise deface the glorie of God.
215. a 30.40
A supposed speech of some which wold cut off Gods Authoritie by the wast.
121. a 10
Howe God forbeareth some part of his Authoritie that he hath ouer vsus.
111. b 20.30
A good proofe that God hath such Authoritie ouer vsus as he deserueth.
179 b 10
How they that are in Authoritie be with drawen from the discharge of their duetie: Read the place.
332. a 10.20.30.40.50
What Authoritie Christ hath giuen to the ministers of his worde
431. b 50 60
The Authoritie of the worde of God magnified by Moses, in all the 171 Sermon,
beginning at Page 1059.
The Authoritie of Iosua established in Gods name: and what wee hauehave to learne thereby.
1076. b 10.20
The Authoritie of the lawe, or the maiestie of the same.
1094. all.
Authoritie is a gift of the holie Ghost, and what wee hauehave to note therein.
1245. b 40.50
Awe.
What thing it is that maketh vsus stande in Awe of God.
1166. a 30. Looke Feare.