Sermons on Deuteronomy, Table of contents · Part K
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Keepe.
Of the worde Keepe, and why it is said that men should keepe Gods lawes, & statutes, &c.
455. b 30.40.50.60. & 456. a 10.488. a 40.50
What we hauehave to note, when it is saide, that God doeth Keepe vsus as the apple of his eye.
1121. a all.
We are charged to Keepe Gods worde. 1174. b all. and vntill when we cannot keepe it.
1175. a 10. & so forward.
How harde a matter it is for men to keepe the lawe: Read this place aduisedly.
260. a 10.20.30.40.50.60
Keepers.
Of the Keepers of the lawe, & the gospell, and who they be.
1079. all. 1080. all.
Keeping.
Two kindes of Keeping the law of God required of the Leuites.
1204. a 60 b 10
Kid.
The true meaning of these words, Wee must not seeth a Kid in his dams milke.
560. a 50.60.562. a 20.30
Kill.
Howe men dispense with themselues touching the commandement, Thou shalt not Kill.
223.10
From what things this worde, To Kill teacheth vsus to absteine.
224. a 50.60
The cause why God sayeth expressely▪ Thou shalt not Kill.
222. a 30.40.50 60. Looke Hate & Murther.
Kindhearted.
The meanes and wayes to bee Kind-hearted & charitable.
581. a 20.30. Looke Mercifull & Pitifull.
Kindnes.
How we despise God, & nature, and all Kindnes.
281. b 20.30
Diuerse proofes of Gods Kindnes, and what wee are taught to doe thereby.
280. b 20.30.290. a 10.338. a 10.20
The heathen forg…t naturall Kindnes in burning their children to their idols.
523. a 60. & b 10. &c.
There is nothing wherein men resemble God more, than gentlenes & louing Kindnes.
327 a 30
Of the mutuall duties and intercourse of Kindnes and louelove that ought to be among men generally.
95. a 30.40.50
Notable doctrine of shewing Kindnes one to another.
69. b 10.20.30.40. &c. & 70. a 10. Looke Gentlenes, Goodnes & LoueLove.
King.
It is not meant that Moses was a King in Israel, as some gather by the text, in whose time there was no King in Israel.
1192. a 20
With what affection the Iewes were led, when they chose them a King.
981. a 50
How God is saied to bee a King among the vpright dealers.
1192. all.
Why God woulde that the King of his people the Iewes should hauehave a copie of the booke of the law.
649. a 20 30. &c. 650. a 30.40
What doctrines wee hauehave to gather by the Iewes requiring of a King.
645. & 646. all.
Why God speaketh generally of the whole linage of Abraham, seeing by the prophesie of Iacob, the King was to be chosen of the tribe of Iuda.
647. a 30.40
What the Iewes were willed to obserue if they were disposed to choose them a King.
644. a 40. &c. where note singular good points of learning.
Two reasons for vsus to marke why God forbiddeth his people to hauehave any stranger to be their King.
647. b 40
Kings.
How the Kings that succeeded Dauid were cruelly handled.
981. a 50.60 982. a 10
That Kings must not exalt themselues aboue their brethren, & how that is meant.
655. a 10. &c.
Why it was forbidden the Kings of Israel to take many wiues.
652. b 30. &c. 653. all.
Howe Kings must exercise themselues in the booke of Gods lawe.
651. a 10
A lesson for Kings to learne, if they will behaue themselues as they ought.
655. b 20
Why the Kings of Israel were forbidden to gather great numbers of horses to returne againe into Aegypt.
651. a 60
The Kings of Israel forbidden to hoord vp much golde and siluer.
652. a 10 20. &c.
Howe the hearts of Kings are in the hand of God. Read notable doctrine
477. b 10
Kings and princes hauehave a verie harde account to make.
2. b 10. Look Gouernors, Iudges, & Princes.
Kingdome.
Of the Kingdome of our Lorde Iesus Christ, that it shall seeme to be abolished out of the worlde. 1196. a & b all. and that it shalbe stablished by miracle.
1197. a 10.20. b all. 1198. a 10 646. a 60. & b 10.537. a all. & b 10.
The Kingdome of Iuda had that title after a speciall and holie maner, and how.
644. b 50.60.645. a 10.20
What is meant by these wordes, that wee must first seeke the Kingdome of God, & so foorth.
122…. a 30
With what difficultie & impedimentes the Kingdome was established in the tribe of Iuda, and what wee hauehave to learne hereof.
1197. all.
Why the Kingdome was not established in the tribe of Ruben. 1194. all, but in the tribe of Iuda.
1195. all. 1196. a 30.40.50
Kingdomes.
What is the cause that wee see not Kingdomes altered daily?
63. b 50.60
Kingdome of heauen.
What encounters we hauehave to make before wee can come to the Kingdome of heauen. 12. a 10.20.30. The lande of Chanaan was but a figure thereof. 27. a 20. We cannot perceiue that it is ours, if wee beleeue our senses. 28. b 20. It belonged not to vsus, &c. 170. b 10. Wee hauehave greater cause to lift vp our harts to it than Abraham had. 10. a 40. Moses an heire of it, though hee were bereft of the outwarde signe thereof.
50. b 60
The inconuenience that followeth vsus, if we hauehave not an eye vntounto the Kingdome of heauen.
36. b 10
Kinred.
How the Iewes were vexed of the Ammonites, and Moabites, their owne Kinred, and what is thereof to be gathered for our learning.
798. b all. 799. all. page 69. b 10.68. a 10.20.67 a 10
Howe euen in Gods matters wee preferre Kinred &…. before God and his church.
801.2 all.
What degrees of Kinred may not couple in marriage.
794. b 40.50.60.795 a 10. &c.
Out of what fountaine all Kinred doeth issue.
540. a 50.60
In what respectes the wicked can finde themselues to bee in Kinred.
62. b 40.50
What wee hauehave to learne in that God alledgeth Kinred.
62. b 10
The common Kinred of all men in generall what it is.
62. a 30. &c.
The stocke and Kinred of our Lord Iesus Christ.
68. b 30
The chiefe stocke or Kinred of the Israelites was the tribe of Iuda.
68. b 20. Looke Aliance.
Kinsfolkes.
Against excessiue moorning for our friends and Kinsfolkes.
553. a and b all.
Kisse.
The meaning of these wordes, Kisse the sonne, &c.
1137. b 10.20
Knowe.
The more we Knowe a wicked thing, the more wee must eschewe it.
1031 a all.
Why the Iewes are vnexcusable if they Knowe not God.
165. b 50.60. and 166. a 10
Our negligence is partly the cause that wee Knowe not God.
160. b 30.40.50
Wee must learne to Know nothing but that which wee receiue from aboue.
112. a 40
To Knowe which is our true God is a continuall exercise for vsus all our life long.
171. b 30
Why the fathers did not Knowe God so familiarly as wee do.
182. b 50
Howe wee may Knowe that the things which wee doe are acceptable vntounto God.
514. b 50
The meaning of these wordes, Knowe thou that thy God is God.
318. b 20 30.40
It is Gods pleasure wee should Knowe him, and how.
272. a 20
The meaning of these wordes, Knowe thou in thy heart, &c.
356 a 40.50.60 & b 10.20.30
Wee must Knowe God, before wee can worship him, Looke well vponupon that doctrine.
269. a 40.50
Wee may Knowe, God generally euen by the order of nature: Read lowe.
357. a 10.20
Whether God doe not Knowe what wee be without triall.
34…. b 30.40.50.60
Knowing.
In Knowing God we must consider his maiestie and how.
137. a 10
The welspring of all euill is the not Knowing what god we should serue: read that place.
471. b 40
Of our Knowing of God, and what the same must bring with it.
446. a 50.60
Knowledge.
From whence the Knowledge to serue God aright dooth spring.
269. a 60 & b 10
Of the true Knowledge of God: Read the place, it is noteworthie.
160. b 30.40.50.60. & 161. a 10. b 30
The ende why God hath called vsus to his Knowledge.
150. a 30.40. & b 10
The Knowledge of our God is the final end of all our perfection.
147. b 60
The Knowledge of God is not a dead & vneffectuall thing.
171. b 40.50
To what ende our Knowledge of God must serue.
298. b 30
The profite and commoditie redounding vntounto vsus by the Knowledge of God.
136. b 10
What Knowledge of God wee ought to conceiue.
284. b 50.60
That men must punish euill …eedes so soone as they come to Knowledge, and howe the same is meant.
633. a 20.30
How the worlde shifteth it selfe from taking any such Knowledge in the scripture as they ought to hauehave.
1079. b 40.50.60
The fathers Knowledge of God & ours compared.
269. b 30.40.50.60. & 376. a 30.40
Of a necessarie kinde of Knowledge required in vsus, and of the vaine knowledge of man.
1115. a 60. b all. & 486 a 20.30
What the true Knowledge of a mans owne selfe is.
376. a 30.40
Of a slight Knowledge of God, and a setled knowledge of him, and the right vse of the same.
184. b 10. & 1020. a 10.20. Looke Vnderstanding.