The Holy Arbor, Index
AN Alphabetical Table Of all the Choyceſt FLOWERS Contained in this HOLY ARBOR. The Number notes the Page, the letters a. b. c. the parts of each Page.
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ADAM, his ſtate of Innocence, 317 c. 318 a. his Fall, 352 b.c.
Adoption, what, 333 a. Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 334 Signs thereof, 333 b, c. Benefits thereof, 334 a. Duties required thence, ibid. b.
Adoration, twofold, 216 b. the Vertues therein required, ibid. c.
Adultery, the ſeveral kindes and degrees thereof, 285, 286 the heinouſneſs of the Sin, ibid. c. 287 a. Remedies againſt it, 110 c. 111 a. 288.
Affliction, Why God afflicts his people, 198 a. 199 a. 200 c. Comforts oppoſed to Affliction, ibid. c. The fruit of Affliction, ibid. b. the Saints advantage thereby, 201 b.
Amen, what it ſignifies, 168 c.
Anabaptiſts confuted, 45 b.
Angels, their Nature, and the maner of their Creation, 317 b. wherein they are to be imitated by us, 97 b.
Anger, holy Anger and its properties, 281 Sinful Anger, how to be avoided, 279 b. 289 a. how it differs from hatred, ibid. c.
Anointing of Chriſt, what it ſignifies, 128 b.
Antichriſt, proved to be the Pope, 234 c. 235 a.
Apparel, Rules touching it, 375 b, c. the right uſe thereof, 376 a.
Apocryphal Books, not penn'd by the Prophets, 6 c. or the Spirit of God, ibid.
Aſcenſion, Chriſts Aſcenſion into Heaven, 140 a. 142 c. what moſt conſiderable therein, 141 c. why Chriſt aſcended, 142 a. the Benefits thereof, ibid. b.
Aſſurance, the grounds thereof, 316 b. the neceſſity and the Signs thereof, 189 c. 190 a. how it may be encreaſed, ibid.
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BAptiſm, what, 41 a. why inſtituted, 46 c. 47 a, b. how far Neceſſary, 41 a. 45 c. the Doctrine of Baptiſm, 41 to 47. Salvation poſſible without it, 42 c. what the words in Baptiſm ſignifie, 42 c. what it is to be Baptized into Christs death, 43 b. the right Ʋſe of Baptiſm, 44 c. The Errors touching Baptiſm, 45 a. the Papiſts Error touching it, 46. the difference betwixt Baptiſm and Circumciſion, ibid. how they agree, 46 b.
Bible, the Canonical Books thereof not periſhable, 6 a.
Blood of Chriſt, how it ſaves from ſin, 321 a, b.
Body, the Metaphor thereof uſed in Scripture, what it implieth, 151 a.
Bondage, from the which Chriſt hath freed us, is fourfold, 322 a.
Bread, daily Bread, what is meant thereby, 98b.
Burial of Chriſt, the Cauſes thereof, 37 c.
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CAlling, twofold, 150 c.
Cenſure, the evil of it, and how many ways it may be committed, 305 a.
Cenſures of the Church, threefold, 379 c.
Ceremonies Judaical oblige not Chriſtians, 16 a.
Chaſtity, twofold, 289 b. Rules to preſerve it, ibid. c. 290 b.
Children, their Duties to Parents, 263, &c.
Chriſt, his Natures and Properties deſcribed, 127 b, c. the degrees of his Humiliation, 127 a. alſo of his Exaltation, ibid. Why called the Firſt-born, ibid. why called our Head, ibid. 128 a. why called our Lord, 127 Meſſias, Chriſt, or Anointed, ibid. b. why called the Word, 129 a. the Lamb from the, &c. 322 c. the Head of the Church, 151 b. how ſaid to be Preſent with us, 157 b, c. to what ends Anointed, 128 b. his Royal, Prophetick and Prieſtly Offices, 128 & 129 his Theanthropeity and the uſe thereof, 131 c.
Church, what it is to believe in the Holy Catholick Church, 149 c. why called Catholick, 150 a. The Church twofold, Viſible and Inviſible, ibid. b. & 152 c. its Priviledges, 151 c. Marks to know the true Church by, 152 a. her Titles of Honor, ibid. why called Holy, ibid. b. her Properties, ibid. why God permits it to be perſecuted, ibid. c. 153 a. 198 b. why the World hates it, ibid. c. How the Church before Chriſts coming, differs from the Church ſince his coming, 154 a. how it differs from Common-weals, ibid. b. her Office and Authority touching the Scripture, ibid. how the Church may be ſaid to erre, ibid. c. what ſhe may not do, ibid. The Duties of Faith in the Holy Catholick Church, 155 a.
Circumciſion, why Aboliſhed, 46 c. why Chriſt was Circumciſed, ibid. b.
Communion of Saints, what, 155 c. 156 c. Doctrine thereof, 155 to 156. How we are ſaid to have communion with God, 157 c. the Signs of true Communion with God, 158 a. 159 a. the Duty of the Saints by vertue of this Communion, ibid. c.
Conception of Chriſt by the Holy Ghoſt, what, 132 c. what it ſignifies, 133 c. why he was conceived, ibid. what it is to believe in Chriſt conceived, 134 b, c.
Confeſſion, the Properties thereof, 79 b. Chriſtian Confeſſion, twofold, 246 b. Caveats touching private Confeſſion, 225 c.
Conſubſtantiation, Reaſons againſt it, 57 b.
Converſion, what, 337 Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 343. Converſion twofold, 341 c. how wrought, 342 a, b. The Object, Subject, Parts and Cauſes of Converſion, ibid. b, c. how is differs from falſe Repentance, 343 a.
Covenant, betwixt God and Man, twofold, 330 a.
Covetous, how ſaid to be Idolaters, 309 a.
Covetouſneſs, what, 306 c. the Evils thereof, 309 b. Remedies againſt it, ibid. a. 110 b.
Creation, deſcribed, 124 c. 125 a. 316 why God created the World, 125 the Doctrine of the Creation, ibid. b, c. & 316 to 319 the uſe of that Doctrine, 119 b.
Creatures, four kindes thereof in the world, 318 b. a twofold goodneſs in the Creature, ibid. a.
Creed, why vulgarly called Apoſtolique, 117 c. and why ſo framed, ibid.
Croſs, fourfold, 198 c. a Cordial against fainting under it, 200 a. 201 b.
Cruelty, the Properties thereof, 278 b.
Curſe for Sin, fourfold, 19 c.
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DEath of Chriſt, why ſo ignominious, 137 c. the Benefits thereby, ibid. a.
Debt, a threefold Debt in Sin, 105 a.
Decalogue, how divided, 170 c. the Doctrine thereof, 169 to 310 Rules how to expound it, 171 c. 172 a, b.
Deity, proved, 119 c. 120 a.
Deliverance, how many ways God works it for his people, 113 a. why God ſometimes defers it, 200 c.
Deſcention of Chriſt into Hell, what, 135 c. the diverſity of Opinions touching it, 138 b, c.
Deſpair, what, 222 c, &c. Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 226 threefold, 225 a. Cauſes thereof, ibid. b. Remedies againſt it, 111 b. 225 c. 226 a, b.
Diſcipline; what Eccleſiaſtical Diſcipline is, 376 b. the nature of it, how and by whom to be adminiſtred, ibid. why, and by whom Inſtituted, 378 a. the Method thereof, ibid. the Neceſſities thereof, ibid. c. the Difference betwixt Church-Diſcipline and State-Government, ibid.
Diſtreſs of Minde, the kindes thereof, 224 b, c.
Doctrine, how true Doctrine differs from other, 153 c.
Drunkenneſs, Remedies againſt it, 111 a.
Duties, the kindes thereof, 271 a, b.
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EArth, a twofold Right to it, 272 c.
Eating to the Lord, what and how, 374 b.
Election, what, 313 Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 316 kindes thereof, 315 b. Effects thereof, ibid. c. the way to obtain Aſſurance thereof, 316 a.
Envy, twofold, 281 c. why to be avoided, ibid. Remedies againſt it, ibid.
Eſſence Divine, what, 2 b, c. 3 b. how the Eſſence of God differs from the Eſſence of the Creature, 4 a. Why the Difference of Eſſence and Perſon in the Trinity is neceſſary to be known, ibid. b.
Examination before Receiving the Lords Supper, 49 c. to 53 b.
Examiners, three ſorts of Examiners, 53 a.
Excommunication, what, 376 c. its parts, 381 c. the Original thereof, 377 a. how to be uſed, ibid. b. of no force againſt the Childe of God, ibid. c. Three Judgements in Excommunication, 378 b. Obſervations thereon, 379 b. Duties to be performed by and to the Excommunicate, 380 a, b. The fearful condition of Excommunicated perſons, ibid. c. the end and uſe of Excomunication, 381 a, b. with the uſe to be made thereof. 382,383.
Eyes, Rules for the governing of them to avoid Adultery, 289 a.
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FAith, what, 174 b. Doctrine thereof, 379 to 194 What the moſt Myſterious point of Faith 1 a. how many ways we may be ſaid to Believe, 183 b. Faith fourfold, ibid. Hiſtorical Faith, what, ibid. c. Juſtifying Faith, wherein it conſiſts, 184 a, b. its Properties, 186 c. Gods order in working Faith, 184 c. how many ways Faith works, 187 a, b. how it admits Degrees, 186 a. 238 c. 239 a. Effectual Faith, what, 187 wherein the effectualneſs of it conſiſts, 188 a. the Fruits, Effects and Signs of Effectual Faith, 192 b, c. the Cauſes of uneffectual Faith, 188 a. Faithleſs Works, threefold, 187 c. Tryal of Faith, 50 b, c. 51 c. Duties of Faith in Chriſt Crucified, 138 a. how Faith and Hope differ, 189 a. wherein they agree, ibid. c. how Faith differs from Preſumption, 191 a. how Faith differs from Moral Honeſty, 238 b. the Degrees of Temporary Faith, 239 b. Satans Engines to deſtroy Faith, 188 c. Titles in Scripture given to Faith, 190 c. how far the ſenſe of Faith may be loſt, ibid. Motives to grow in Faith, 191 b. Means to attain it, ibid. c. The uſe of Faith in Prosperity, 193 c.
Faithful, why called Saints, 157 a.
Faſt, what a Religious Faſt is, 369 a. 370 c. 371 a, b. the ſeveral kindes thereof, ibid. c. 372 a. Rules touching the ſame, 370 c. 371 a, b. 372 c. Popiſh Faſting abominable, proved, 372 c. 373 a.
Father, how underſtood in the Lords Prayer, 79 b. why Our Father, 78 c. 79 a.
Fear of God, what, 176, 215 Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 218. Signs and Evidences thereof, 217 b. how the Fear of Gods Worſhip differs from all other Fears, ibid. a.
Feaſting, holy Feaſting, what, 370 a. Rules touching the ſame, 373 c. why permitted, 370 a. 373 b.
Fleſh and Spirit, the War betwixt them, 330 c, the Weapons of that Warfare, and the Nature of it, 331.
Fornication, Motives and Reaſons againſt it, 287 b, c.
Forgiveneſs of Sins, what, 160 b. Doctrine of it, ibid. to 163 Signs thereof, 161 b. Forgiveneſs 'twixt Man and Man fourfold, 105 c.
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GAmes, threefold, 375 a. what Games lawful to be uſed, ibid.
Ghoſt, Holy Ghoſt, third Perſon in the Trinity, 1 to 5.
Gifts, of the Spirit, twofold, 328 b, c.
Gluttony, Remedies againſt it, 111 a.
God, his Attributes and Properties, 120 c. 121, 122.
Godhead, what, 2 a, c.
Goſpel, what, 23 c. Doctrine of it, ibid. to 25. Why called the Gospel of Peace, 24 c. the Effects thereof, 25 a.
Grace, twofold, 329. The operations and properties of Saving Graces, 332 b. Tryals of Sound Grace, 50 a. Grace diſtinguiſhed from Hypocriſie, 329 a. Grace Ʋniverſal, Grace Erroneous, 24 a, b.
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HAllowing, how many ways taken in Scripture, 84 c. 85 b. Hallowing Gods Name, what it ſignifies, 83 b. how many ways Gods Name may be Hallowed, 85 c.
Hearing the Word aright, what, 33 a. Requiſites to hear profitably, ibid. c. Rules of Preparation, ibid. the impediments of Effectual Hearing, 34 a. 35 b. Preparative Helps before Hearing, 34 b. Rules in time of Hearing, ibid. c. Duties required after Hearing, 35 c.
Heaven, how many ways taken in Scripture, 81 a.
Holy Ghoſt, the Doctrine of Faith therein, 145 to 149. why called the Spirit of Revelation, 146 a. he is to be prayed unto as God, ibid. his Godhead proved, ibid. c. why diſtinct from the Father and the Son, 147 a. his Equality with the Father, proved, ibid. why called a Spirit, ibid. b. the Titles given to the Holy Ghoſt in Scripture, ibid. c. his Operations twofold, 148 a. his peculiar Offices, ibid. b. how he is given, retained and eclipſed, ibid. c. the Duties of Faith in the Holy Ghost, 149 a.
Honor to Parents, wherein it conſiſts, 265 b, c. why Civil Honor is due to man, 267 b. how many ways this is tranſgreſſed, 268 b.
Hope, what, 175 a. Doctrine thereof, 203 to 207. how many ways taken in Scripture, ibid. a. Hope, twofold, ibid. b. the Grounds of Hope, ibid. c. the Exerciſe of it, 204 a. why it muſt be ſtedfast, ibid. c. why called the Helmet of Salvation, ibid. The ſpecial Properties thereof, 204 c. The way to get, keep and uſe Hope, ibid. the Neceſſity of Hope, 205 a. how it is wrought, ibid. b. how Hope and Faith differ, ibid. c. how Hope and Preſumption differ, 206 a. Signs of Sound Hope, ibid. b. Motives to Hope, ibid. Means to attain it, ibid. Vices repugnant to it, ibid. c.
Houſholders Duties, 269 c.
Humanity of Chriſt, 133 a.
Humility, what, 174 c. the Doctrine thereof, 194, 195.
Husbands Duties to the Wife, 269 b.
Hypocriſie, what, 236. Kindes thereof, 237 b. Fruits thereof, ibid. b, c. why not always inviſible, 238 b. why ſometimes charged upon the children of God, 239 c. Marks to know an Hypocrite by, 240 b.
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IDolatry, what, 233 a. alway the deſtruction of the Idolater, and why, 234 a. Caveats to avoid it, 235 b.
Idolaters, not to be Conſorted with, 234 b.
Ignorance, what, 219. Kindes thereof, 221 c. the Mother of what ſins, ibid. the Cauſes thereof, ibid. c.
Image of God in Man, what, 318 c. why God preſerves the Remnants thereof, 319 a.
Images made to be Worſhipped, moſt abominable, 231 a. why to be Aboliſhed in all Chriſtian Churches, ibid. b.
Inceſt, wherein it conſiſts, 286 b.
Infants, to be Baptized, 41 b.
Infirmities of the Saints, why recorded in Scripture, 348 c.
Interceſſion to the Father, why proper onelyonly to the Son, 130 b.
Joy of the Spirit, how known from Carnal Joy, 330 c.
Judgement, corrupted four ways, 296 a. Reaſons againſt Raſh Judgement, 305 b. Caveats in judging others, ibid.
Judgement-Day, what it is, 143 b, c. Laſt Judgement, twofold, 144 a. how Chriſt ſhall come to Judgement, ibid. Doctrine hereof, 143 to 145 the Day hereof why concealed from us, 145 a. why deferred, ibid. Errors touching the laſt Judgement, ibid.
Juſtification, what, 324 b. Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 326. Kindes thereof, 325. Signs and Effects thereof, 326 a.
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KIlling, lawful three ways, 277
Kingdom of God, what, 88, 89 a. Threefold, ibid. c.
Kingdom of Satan, what.
Knowledge of God, what, 173 c. 177 a, b. the parts thereof, 176 c. wherein it conſiſts, 177 c. Tryals thereof, 50 a. Means to attain it. 178 a. Signs thereof, ibid. b. Vices repugnant to it, ibid. c. 179 a.
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LAw, what, 15 b. threefold, 16 c. 17. How the Moral, Ceremonial and Judicial Law differs each from other, 18. How the Moral Law, the Natural Law, and the Decalogue, differ, ibid. c. how the Law was given, 170 b. why the Ceremonial and Judicial Laws are now ceaſed, and how far, 17 b. the uſe of them againſt Anabaptiſts, ibid. c. Laws Judicial not neceſſary for any Common-wealth, 16 a. Moral Law binding to all, ibid. The uſe of the Law under the Gospel, 19 c. how it differs from the Gospel, 16 b. 19 a. how the Law is fulfilled by Chriſt, 20 b. 130 a. Law written in Mans Heart, 169 c. 170 a. how the performance of the Law may be ſaid to be poſſible to the Regenerate, 20 b. The uſe and ends of the Law, 20 c. 21 a. how the whole Law is Abrogated, 21 b. Errors touching the Law, 23 a. The Error of the falſe Church of Rome touching the Law, 22 c.
Lending, twofold, 295 b.
Life, threefold, 167 b. how many ways it may be ſaid to be preſerved, ibid. c.
Life Everlaſting, what, 166 b. the Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 168. Degrees thereof, 167 b. why called a Reſt, 168 a. The Duties of Faith herein, ibid. b.
Love, Gods Love to Man, the Doctrine thereof, 311 to 313. Degrees thereof, 311 c. kindes thereof, 312 b. the Commendation of Gods Love, ibid. a. Duties from the Conſideration thereof, ibid. c. 313 a.
Love, Mans Love to God, what, 207 the Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 215 the kindes of it, 208 the parts of it, 52 b. wherein it conſiſts, 175 c. Tryals thereof, 52 a. The right order of Love, 209 a. Aſſurance thereof, ibid. b. how Love differs from Fear, ibid. c. the right maner of Love, 210 a. 213 b, c. the Effects and Signs of Love, ibid. c. 211 a, b. The Properties of true Love, ibid. & 214 a. the Reſemblance betwixt our Love to God and that to our Neighbor, 213 b. Motives to love the Lord, 212 b. 214 c. the main impediments to Love, ibid. c. without Love no Salvation, 209 b.
Love, Self-love, twofold, 213 c.
Lying, twofold, 301 c. the Common Diſtinction of Lyes, 302 a. the kindes and degrees of Lyes, ibid. & 303. Rules againſt Lying, 302 a. Vertues oppoſed to it, 304.
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MAgiſtrates, their Duty, 268 c. 269 a, b.
Marriage-Duties, 269 c. 270 a. Rules to maintain Concord betwixt Man and Wife, ibid. c.
Maſs, the vaſt difference thereof from the Lords Supper, 57 c. 58 a.
Meats, to be Conſecrated before the uſe thereof, 373 c. 374 a.
Mediator, his Office, 130 c. his Neceſſity of being true God and true Man, 131 a, b. The benefits of a Mediator, ibid. c.
Merit, or Works Meritorious, a meer Chymera, no ſuch thing in Rerum natura, 359 a.
Miniſters, their Duty and Properties, 26 c. 31 a, b. 32 a. Qualifications requiſite for that Calling, 30 a. 31 a. Why to be proved before Admiſſion, 30 c. The Titles given them in Scripture, 30 c. the peoples Duty toward their Miniſters, 32 b.
Miniſtery, why inſtituted by God, 28 b. the way to promote it, 29 a. why it ought not to be despiſed, ibid. b. The Reaſon of the Compariſon betwixt it and Salt, ibid. c.
Moſes, how ſaid to write of Chriſt, 130 a.
Mother of Chriſt, why espouſed to a man, 134 a.
Murmuring, why unlawful, 294 b, c.
Murther, the kindes and degrees thereof, 273 to 283. the heinouſneſs of the ſin, 278. the way to avoid it ibid. c. Murther againſt the Soul, how committed, 279 a.
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NAme of God, what it ſignifies, 83 b. 243 b. how ſaid to be taken in vain, 241. what that ſignifies, 243 b. the ſeveral ways of taking Gods Name in vain, 244. how it is ſanctified, 246.
Names in Baptiſm, to be choſen by Parents, 44 b. Directions for the right choyce thereof, ibid.
Nativity of Chriſt, 133 b. why born of the Virgins ſubſtance, ibid. c.
Nature, Chriſts Divine Nature proved by Scripture, 134 b. what the word [Nature] Vignifies in the Trinity, 1.
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OAthes, the nature of an Oath, 246. Oathes extorted how far binding, 241 c. What is required in a lawful Oath, 246 a. 247 c. 248, 249. What's to be thought on before we take an Oath, ibid. c. In every lawful Oath a twofold Bond, 250 a. Chriſtians may lawfully take an Oath, ibid. Why Oathes may not be uſed but in caſe of Neceſſity, 251 a. In what caſes Oathes do not binde, ibid.
Obedience, what, 367 a. Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 268. The parts thereof, ibid. Rules whereby to order our Obedience, 367 c. 368 b. the Tryals thereof, 51 c. Angelcal Obedience, 97 c. Perfect Obedience poſſible to all men before the Fall, 15 b. now not poſſible to the REgenerate, ibid. c. Obedience to the Miniſtery, 28 c. and the Reaſons thereof, 36 a.
Obſtinacy in ſin, the ſinfulneſs of that ſin, 353 c.
Opinion, how it differs from Faith, 186b.
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PArents, their Duty, 267 a.
Paſſion of Chriſt, 136 b, c. wherein the Meditation thereon conſiſts, 137 b.
Patience, what, 174. Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 202. Signs and Properties thereof, 197 a. Perfect, when, ibid. b, c. Encouragements for, and Motives to Patience, 201, 202. impediments thereto, ibid.
Perfection, the ſeveral kindes thereof, 20 a. 94 c.
Perjury, the ſeveral kindes thereof, 252 b, c.
Perſons in the Trinity, proved, 4 c. 5 a. what they therein ſignifie, 1 to 4. why ſo called, 5 a. wherein they agree, 5 b. their order of working, 5 c.
Policy, Caveats touching it, 194 b.
Pontius Pilate, what he was, 135 a.
Popery, why not to be tolerated, 234 b.
Power of God, twofold, 123.
Prayer, what, 60 b. twofold, 62 b. the parts of Prayer, ibid. c. the kindes thereof, ibid. c. 63. the qualities of true Prayer, ibid. c. how we ought to pray, 60 c. how he muſt be qualified that prayeth, ibid. & 61 a. the geſture, time and place of Prayer, 61 a. 62 a. Who alone is to be prayed unto, ibid. how to conceive aright of God in prayer, 64 c. how the whole Trinity works in prayer, ibid. the Helps of preparation to prayer, 65 a. Impediments to be removed before prayer, ibid. b. Duties required in the act of prayer, ibid. c. why the Creature may not be prayed unto, 66 c. how God anſwers prayer, 67 b. why God anſwers not ſome prayers, ibid. why God ſometimes defers anſwer to our prayers, ibid. c. wherein Reverence in prayer conſiſts, 68 a. the neceſſity of the Spirit in prayer, ibid. how to pray with the Spirit, ibid. b. Fervency in prayer, the ſigns thereof, 71 b. the common Abuſes in our prayers, ibid. c. Duties required after prayer, ibid. who not to be prayed for, 72 b, whom we ought to pray for, 79 a. Motives to publike prayer, ibid. c. the Neceſſity of Family-prayer, 73 a. of Secret prayer, ibid. the difference betwixt Praying and Wiſhing, ibid. c. the Papiſts Error touching prayer, 75 a.
Prayer, the Lords Prayer, the uſe thereof, 75 b, c. what is comprehended therein, 76. Doctrine thereof, 75 to 117.
Preaching, what, 25 c. who may preach, ibid. how Humane Learning may therein be uſed without abuſe, 26 a. The order to be obſerved in Preaching, 26 b. the whole Exerciſe thereof, wherein it conſiſts, 27 a. Boldneſs in preaching how manifeſted, 27 c.
Preſence of God with us, 159 b.
Preſumption, Remedies againſt it, 111 c.
Pride, what, 226 c. the properties of a proud man, 228 a. the ſeveral kindes of Pride, ibid. b. Remedies againſt it, 110 c. Spritual Pride to be abhorred, 229. Engines to pull it down, ibid. b. the way to avoid inward Pride, 228 c.
Prieſts, what they were under the Law, 21 c. how they differed from Prophets, ibid. Prieſt and Prieſthood, twofold under the Law, 22 a. what things peculiar to the High Prieſt, ibid.
Promiſes, the right way to apply them, 193.
Proſperity, the effects thereof, 200 b.
Providence of God in preſervation of the Scripture, moſt admirable, 6 b.
Puniſhment for ſin, the degrees thereof, 354 b.
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REconciliation, what, 130 b.
Recreations, Rules touching the ſame, 374 c. 375 a.
Redemption, what, 319 c. fourfold, 320 b. Doctrine thereof, 319 to 322. how Chriſt Redeems us, ibid. c.
Regeneration, what, 334 c. Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 337. how wrought, 335 c. 336 b, c. how it differs from Creation, ibid. c. the degrees thereof, 337 b. Signs thereof, ibid. c.
Regulation, Rules thereof for all Actions, 295 c.
Religion, what is the deepeſt Myſtery thereof, 1 a. the Pillar of Church and State, 25 c. wherein the true Religion differs from all others, 154 a.
Repentance, what, 363 a. Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 367. the nature, kindes, exerciſe, properties, effects, tryals and ſigns of ſound Repentance, 364, 365, 51. Repentance not to be deferred, 365 b. Motives to Repentance, 366 b. and means to attain it, ibid. c.
Repetition of Sermon, very requiſite, 28 a. Vain Repetitions, what, 70 c.
Reſurrection, what, 163. Doctrine of it, ibid. to 166. proved, 164 b. 165 b. the Duties of ſuch as believe it, ibid. c. the Types thereof, 165 c.
Reſurrection of Chriſt, what, 139 c. how it was wrought, 140 b. why he Roſe again, ibid. what chiefly is therein conſiderable, ibid. c. why our Reſurrection is the Fruit of his, 141 b. The Duties of Faith in the Reſurrection of Chriſt, ibid.
Reſt on the Sabbath, the ſeveral kindes thereof, 260 b.
Reſtitution, twofold, 239 c. why required, ibid.
Revenge, Gods Prerogative, 275 c. Motives in man to avoid it, 278 a, b.
Reverence, due to Superiors, the ſeveral kindes of it, 266 b. the overreverencing of Parents, ſinful, ibid.
Righteouſneſs of Chriſt, how ours, 325 b.
Rome, an Enemy to the Royal, Prieſtly and Prophetick Office of Chriſt, 129 c.
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SAbbath, what it ſignifies, 258 b. the nature and Doctrine thereof, 254 to 262. Why it is to be kept holy, 256 b. 257 a. 258 a. in what maner, ibid. 260 b. wherefore muſt Beaſts reſt that day, 257 b. the degrees of the Sabbath, 258 c. the Sanctification of the Sabbath, twofold, 250 a, b. why it is perpetual, ibid. c. why now called the Lords-Day, 260 b. what chiefly obſervable in the Jewiſh Sabbath, 261 a. why the Day was changed, ibid. wherefore inſtituted at firſt, ibid. c. how many ways it is broken and prophaned, 262.
Sacraments, what, …7b. their Inſtitution, 38 b. how the ſigns therein differ from the things ſignified, 38 c. how Sacraments differ from the Word, 39. how they agree, ibid. c. how the Sacraments of the Old and New Teſtament differ, ibid. how they agree, 40 a. The ends and right uſe of Sacraments, ibid. b. Sacramental Ʋnion, wherein it conſiſteth, ibid. c.
Sacrifices under the Law, why inſtituted, 21 b.
Salvation, how wrought by God, 329 c. 330 a. not to be doubted by Gods children, and why, 189 c.
Sanctification, what, 326 b. the Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 333. its parts, 327 b. the kindes thereof, ibid. c. 328 a. and ſigns, 332 c.
Scripture, Holy Scripture, what meant by it, 6 a, b. why called the Word of God, 7 b. Proved to be the Word of God, 7 c. & 8. The matter thereof, 8 a. End, ibid. Effects, 8 b. 14 a. Properties, ibid. Teſtimonies, 8 c. Majeſty, 9 a. Subject, 12 b, c. The Diviſion of Scripture, 9 c. wherein the Old and New Teſtament agree, ibid. wherein they differ, 10 a. why all ſorts of men are bound to the knowledge of the Scripture, 11a. in what respects it is difficult, ibid. and the Raeſon thereof, ibid. b. Means whereby to finde out the true ſenſe of Scripture, ibid. c. the Graces required for the right uſe thereof, 12 a. how to profit by the Scriptures, 13 a. The ſeveral kindes of Neglecters thereof, 13 b. Obſervations for the right interpreting of the Scriptures, 13 b. how to decide the doubtful places, ibid. c. the Graces obtained by the Scriptures, 14 a. the Papiſts Error touching the Authority thereof, 9 b. their twofold Scripture, ibid.
Seal, twofold, 205 c.
Sects of Jews under the Law, 22 b.
Sin, what, 343. why called a Debt, 105 a. the ſeat of ſin in man, threefold, 345 c. the kindes and degrees of ſin, 346, 347. In what ſenſe ſin may be ſaid to be venial, ibid. c. 348 a. the occaſions of ſin, ibid. b. the ſundry kindes of communication with ſin, ibid. the heinouſneſs of Adams ſin, 353 a. God not the Author of ſin, 352 c. why God permitted the firſt ſin, 353 a. Two main Diſſwaſives from all ſin, 350 c. 351. Rules whereby to ſee our ſins, 354 a. how God doth puniſh ſin, ibid. b. the ſad Effects of ſin, ibid. c. An Antidote againſt ſin, 355 a, b. Rules to be obſerved in forſaking of ſin, ibid. c. Means ſanctified by God himſelf againſt it, 356 a.
Sin, Original Sin, what, 343. the nature of it, 350, 352.
Sin againſt the Holy Ghoſt, what, 345 b. 'Degrees thereof, 349 a. how this ſin is differenced from all other ſins, ibid. b. why God leaves this ſin unpardonable.
Sincerity, the ſigns and tryals thereof, 239 c.
Son, the ſecond Perſon in the Trinity, 1 to 5.
Sprinkling in Baptiſm, what it ſignifies, 43 c.
Subjection, twofold, 270 b, c.
Sufferings, the Doctrine thereof, 135 to 139.
Supper of the Lord, what, 48 a. the Doctrine thereof, 48 to 58. the ſigns and things ſignified, 48 b, c. the Sacramental Rites of this Supper, 49 b. the Properties of a true Communicant, ibid. a right dispoſition in the act of Receiving, 53 b, c. a true diſcerning of the Lords Body, what, 54 a. 55 a. what it is to ſhew forth the Lords Death, 54 a. our Duty after Receiving, 54 b, c. Reſemblance betwixt the Paſſover and the Lords Supper, 56 c. 57 a. why Chriſt at the laſt Paſſover inſtituted the Lords Supper, ibid. why the Bread and Wine is called the Body and Blood of Chriſt, 58 b. Rules whereby to diſcern the Lords Body in the Sacrament, ibid. c. how the Lords Supper differs from Baptiſm, ibid. it is not neceſſary to come Faſting to the Lords Supper, and the Reaſons, 59 a. the true and right ends of the Lords Supper, ib. b.
Swearing, the Cauſes of common and prophane Swearing, 243 c. when and wherein a man may lawfully ſwear, 250 b, c. Why we ought to ſwear onelyonly by God, and not by the Creatures, 251 b, c..
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TEmptation, twofold, 108 b. the kindes thereof, ibid. c. and degrees thereof, 109 a. how God is ſaid to lead a man into Temptation, 108 a.
Teſtimony of the Spirit, how wrought, 330 b. of our own Conſciences, how diſcerned, 332 a.
Thankſgiving, the ſubject matter thereof, 68 c. 69. Directions for Thanksgiving, ibid. c.
Theft, the ſeveral kindes thereof, 291, 292, 293 a. the degrees thereof, 296 b, c. 297, 299 c. 300 a. Remedies againſt it, 293 b.
Thoughts, threefold, 308 b. Ʋnclean Thoughts, twofold, 309 c. how to diſcern ſuch Thoughts as the Devil injects into the heart, ibid. an Antidote againſt evil Thoughts, 316 b.
Toleration of falſe Worſhip, exceeding dangerous, 217 c.
Tranſubſtantiation, Reaſons againſt it, 57 b.
Treſpaſſes and Sins, why called Debts, 103 a. 109 b.
Trinity, what, 1. the Doctrine thereof, 1 to 5. Trinity and Triplicity, how they differ, 3 b. Trinity of Perſons in Ʋnity of Godhead, why neceſſary to be believed and maintained, 4 b.
Truth, fourfold, 305 c. Truth in ſpeech, twofold, 301 b.
Types are viſible Promiſes, 17 c.
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UNion, taken three ways, 157 a. how united to Chriſt, ibid. b. the Saints Priviledges by their Ʋnion with Chriſt, 158 b, c. 159 a. Motives to Spiritual Ʋnion with Chriſt, ibid. c. the effects thereof, 160 a.
Vocation, what, 322 b. threefold, 323 a. the Doctrine thereof, 322, 323, 324.
Vows, how far they are to be kept, 242. What is required in every Vow to make it lawful, 252 c. 253 a. Conſiderations touching Vows, 253.
Uſury, conditions and qual fications touching it, 295 a. Reaſons why a man may ſometimes take above the Principal, ibid.
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WAr, lawful in the godly without the guilt of Murther, 282 b. the Qualifications to be obſerved therein, ibid. c.
Will, Liberty of Will, what, 338 b. the nature of the Will, ibid. & 339. Liberty of Will how conſtituted, 340 a. why called Free, ibid. b. Degrees of Free-will, ibid. & 341 b. the difference betwixt the Liberty of Gods Will and ours, ibid. c. What things in the Will are common to Angels and Men with God, 341 a. the degrees of the malice of the Will, 350 a.
Will of God, what, 93 c. Doing of Gods Will, what it ſignifies, 95 a. Rules how to obey it, ibid. b.
Wiſhing, Conditions required therein, 310 a.
Witneſs, the heinouſneſs of bearing Falſe Witneſs, 301 c.
Wives duty to their Husbands, 269 b, c.
Word of God, what, 6 a. not alway the ſame with the letter of the Scripture, b, c. Why to be warily obſerved in Scripture, 10 c. how falſified by Hereticks, ibid.
Works of God, twofold, 123 c.
Works, Good Works, what, 356 c. the Doctrine thereof, ibid. to 363. kindes, 358 a. and ends thereof, ibid. & 359 b. why Good Works required ſince they do not juſtifie, 326 b. Rules to be obſerved in doing Good Works, 357 b. how many ways God accepts of Good Works in us, ibid. b. the diverſity of Opinions touching the Neceſſity of Good Works, ibid. c. how the wicked do things ſeemingly good, ibid. c. why we are bound to Good Works, 359 c. Good Works cannot merit, 360. See Merit. Why they cannot juſtifie us, 361 b. how the Works of the Regenerate and Ʋnregenerate differ, ibid. c. the fruit of Good Works, 362 c.
Worſhip, the kindes thereof, 171 a. wherein it conſiſts, 216 a. Rules touching it, 217 a. Required in the Second Commandment, 230. Doctrine of true Worſhip, ibid. to 240. the kindes of falſe Worſhip, 231 c. Rules for right Worſhip, 232 a.
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End of the text · John Godolphin, The Holy Arbor (1651)