Commentary on Ezra Nehemiah Ester Job and Psalms, Table of contents
AN ALPHABETICAL Table Of all the Principal things contained in this whole WORK.
A.
ABſolution Miniſterial. page 293
Accepting perſons. page b 123
Admonition: the fruit of it. page 721
Adultery: coſtly a. 120. puniſhed. page 265, 266.
Affliction: God afflicteth in meaſure a. 89. and for good. b. 9. croſſes come thick, b. 11. prepare for them, b. 12. See God in them, b. 16. praiſe him for them ib accept of them, b. 24. affliction ſhewes a man, b. 39, 40 it comes not by chance, b. 50. maketh a man bleſſed. b. 56. is a mercy to be tried b. 74 the beſt may ſuffer deeply, b. 90. and are then ſubject to be ſlighted, b. 11. croſſe providences for our good, b. 204. how to finde out the cauſe of croſſes, 290. the benefit of affliction, 313. chuſe it rather then ſin, 316. good men cenſured for their afflictions, 694. afflictions teach us, 882. edge of prayers, 902.
Affection carrieth men. page a. 166
Allegories frothy. page 351
Ambition: puniſhed, a. 149. ruined, a. 156. is all for it ſelf. page ib.
Amen: how to be uſed page 695
Angels: how they are Gods ſonnes, b. 6. ſervants, b. 45. their office, b. 6. their comparative impurity, b. 45. guard of Angels. page 804
Anger: an ill Counſellour. a. 164. 169 unreaſonable, a. 109. moderate it, ib. furious deſcribed, 569. 'tis a madneſſe, b. 162. a ſhame, 278. fury is fiery, page 775
Antipathies in nature. page 342
Antiquitie of what Authority. page b. 77, 78
Apparel: coſtly. a. 178. gorgeous. page a. 156.
Arrogancy. page b. 109.
Atheiſme. 604. Atheists bald conceits of God, 199 Pliny an Atheiſt. page ib.
And Ariſtotle. page 913
Auguſtines wiſh. page a. 146
B
Backbiting. page 605
Beauty: compleat, what. page a. 114. 116
Blaſphemy; of Papiſts a. 149. of Hacket. b. 23. abhorred, b. 6. puniſhed, b. 84. Blaſphemy of Caligula. page 592
Body: of man, a fabrick, b. 19. a houſe of clay, b. 4… of wonderful formation. page 914
Books: leſt. page a. 193
Brotherly unity rare, b. 4. happy. page ib
C
Calamities; good men may taſte of common calamities. page a. 11…
Calvins cenſure of Luther. 299. how he was conj… red by Farrel. page 30…
Cenſurers ſhall be cenſured. page b. 7…
Chaldee Paraphraſt on Job, who and of what credit page b. 2…
Chambones Converſion. page 293, 29…
Charitie thinketh the beſt. page b. 14…
Childe-birth a wonder. page 335 76…
Children: provides for them, b. 3. good and bad children, 899 900. good are a great bleſſing, b. 92… and b. 59. Gods grace in them. page 58…
Chiromancy. page 32…
Chriſt: our Surety, b. 157. he reigneth and ve… ruleth, a. 155. his humanity exalted, b. 825. his Kingdome and Prieſthood, 853. his King do… everlaſting, 922. he is a Suretie if a better Teſtament 888. his Sacrifice and Interceſſion, 36… kiſſe him, 568. he was deſerted for a time, 62… he is our pattern. 651. his outward and inw… beanty, 702. 703. his Deity, 704. fulneſſe … ſweetneſſe, ib. the dream of his earthly Ki… dom.
Chronicles: uſe of them. page a. 125. 1…
…: wonder of them. page 3…
Comfort: all is from God, b. 72. receive it, b. 141. divine comforts, b. 151. worth of an able Comforter. page 292, 252
Communion of Saints. page 337
Confeſſion of ſin; confeſſe with aggravation. a. 33… b. 294. mine not, 274. how to confeſſe, 661 deal ingenuouſly, 746. confeſſion hath pardon. page a. 81
Conference profitable, b. 39. forcible. page b. 67
Conflict of fleſh and Spirit. page b.28
Conſcience: terrours of it, b. 6. b. 144.145. confidence of a good conſcience. page b.119
Confidence; carnal miſcarrieth, a. 181. See Truſt.
Conſtancy in Mordecai. page a. 150
Conſtantines donation. page a. 175
Contentious deſire the laſt word. page 219
Courtiers: pious. page a. 155
Covetouſneſſe cruel, a. 137. unſatisfiable, b. 182. its meed. page 181
Counſellours: evil ſeduce, a. 152. good a happineſſe, a. 155. how ſuch ſhould be qualified. page a. 110
Courage. page a. 171
Cruelty of Turkes, b. 75. of Archb. Hatto, a. 62. Immane cruelties. page a. 129, 130, 132
Crown of life unlooſable. page b. 168
Curioſity dangerous. page b. 903
Curſers accurſt, 851. curſe not another, b. 273. ſhall be puniſhed. page b. 270
Curates and Subſtitutes. page b. 11
Cyrus: whence ſo called. page a. 1.
D
Dancing: mixt condemned. page a. 107
Davids Phyſicks, 833. his love to Gods Law, 885 his health-cup. page 871
Day-river in Peru, page 739
Death: terrible to wicked; a. 166. ſudden, b. 189. ſome that died ſinning. page b. 217
Deformity deſpiſed, 825. yet preferred. page ib.
Deluges. page b. 113
Depopulatours unbleſt. page b.147
Deſertion: what to do in that caſe, b. 127. ſee 128 876, 600, 724.
Doeg a Leper. page 726
A dog King of Denmark. page 303
Dreams dreadful, b. 73. Pilates wives dream. page 290
Drunken toſpots. page a. 161
E.
Eagle: ſee 342.343. how ſhe reneweth her youth. page 831
Earth: how it is founded. page 328
Eclipſe diſmal. page b. 89
Education. page a. 13
Elephant: wonder of him. page 348.349, 350
Elihu deſcribed: 279. He was not Balaam, ib. but a Moderator ib. wronged by Gregory, 280 he was an excellent Oratour page 312
Eliphaz, who b. 37. his viſion. page 42
Q. Elizabeths clemency. page a. 2
Envie: poiſon of it, a. 48. 'tis diveliſh, b. 9. miſchief of it. page b.49
Envy not wickeds proſperity. page a. 160, 677
Eſther: myſtery of that book a. 104. Eſthers dreſſe and addreſſe to the King, a. 148. her policie commended, 148.149. activeneſſe for God. page a. 191
Extortioners deſcribed. page b. 211, 212
Eyes: abuſe of them, a. 116. watch over them, 262 eyes full of cruelty. page a. 168
Ezra's learning. page a. 1.24
F.
Face: of Malefactours covered, why, a. 166. the contrary is,
Faith, force of it, a. 144. long tried, it flaggeth, b. 27. yet will hang on ſtill, b. 124. faithful men faile. page a. 99
Family, a good Maſter of a family, b. 826. ſincere, page 827
Famine, miſery of it. page b. 57
Faſting, force of it, a. 30. and 139. and 145. long faſts, ib. faſting praiſed. page 672
Fatal day. page a. 176
Fear: of God, filial, a. 23. and b. 2. 577. and ſervile a. 22. panick terrour, a. 182. be not terrified, 596 cauſeleſſe feares. page 729
Feaſting, holy. page a. 189, 188
Few ſaved. page a. 93.94
Firmament. page 324
Firſt-fruits. page a. 93
Formality rejected. page 719
Forefathers: ſin not with them. page 841
Fowles are fooliſh. page 310
Fountaines: their perennity: page 834
Flattery, court-paraſites, a. 108. flatterers meed, b. 121. a flatterer boxt. page 285
Fret not againſt God. page 307
Friends: few faſt friends, b. 24. many falſe, b. 65, 694. quarrel with faults, not with friends. page b. 65
G.
God: his dear reſpect to his, a. 8. his great goodneſſe, a. 86. he diſpoſeth of Kingdomes, a. 87. how he is moved, b. 18. he uſeth the wicked as his rods, and why, b. 20. his priſoners, b. 34. he filleth all places, b. 86, 87. cannot be overpowered; b. 87. it incomprehenſible, b. 104, 325, 913. his wiſdom unſearchable, b. 105. his ſtrength and wiſdom, b. 114. he pulleth down and ſetteth up Kings, 116. infatuateth the wiſe, ib. his care of his afflicted; b. 152. his greatneſſe is not believed, 289 he pardoneth abundantly, 295. he gets not by us, 308. his gentleneſſe, 326.327, 343. his power and will to help his, 357. his patience, 584. he ſeeth all, 243. his knowledge, 597. his Juſtice, ib. rich mercy, 643. his Attributes, 802. his truth our greateſt comfort, 872. his care of his 894. his Omniſcience, 912. there is no ſtanding before his Juſtice. 919. he loveth to retaliate, a. 167, 168. he fulfilleth his Promiſes, a. 194. he is moſt profited by our ſervices. page b.195
Godlineſſe profitable to all. page 361, 362
Good for evil. page 583
Good in bad places. page b. 2
Goodneſſe communicative. page 230
Grace prevents our obedience. page a. 86
Grave our long home. page b. 15
Great mens good examples 885. they have great temptations, a. 158. their thoughts periſh, 924. ſome great ones …ged, a. 168. raiſed from ſmall beginnings, a. 169 hear with their imperfections, a. 172. they ſhould be good. page a. 193
H.
Halleluiah the great, which. page b. 837
Heart: wrought by God. page a. 147
Hate of Haman and Judas. page a. 189
Heires may fail. page a. 151
Hiſtorians falſe. page a. 172
Honour a great Nothing. page a. 157
Happineſſe true, wherein. page 562
Hagarens who. page 797
Hawk deſcribed. page 342
Hear and judge. page b. 112
Heaven, its height, b. 104. its happineſſe, 611. contemplate it. page 587
Healthing condemned. page a. 106
Heathen Sages. page 280
Hell; its darkneſſe, b. 31. where it is. page b. 104
Hereticks ſtiffe, b. 67. they would make God a Partner, b 103 they are confident. page 306
Henry 8. a Nullifidian. page 241
Honorius, his doting on a bird, page 352
Holineſſe, honour of it, b. 108. holineſſe and righteouſneſs. page 276
Hope, groundleſſe, b. 66. deceiveth, b. 88. hope of hypocrites. b. 109. hope eaſeth croſſes. page b. 153
Hoſpitality. page 274
Horſe, how uſeful. page 340, 341
Houſes falling ſlew many, b 13. build not over-ſtately. page 232
Humility of Saints. page 344
Humble exalted. page 925
Humiliation. b. 54. ſubmit to God. page b. 51
Husbands honour their wives. page 112
Husbandry honoured. page b 3.
Hypocriſie mercenary, b. 7. all the wicked are hypocrites, b.79. hypocrites deſcribed, b. 125. they heap up wrath, 314 ſerve themſelves, 359. perſevere not in prayer, and why, 230. delight not in God. page 229
I.
Jehovah, how written. page 798
Jeruſalem, whence and where, a. 3. its praiſe, 710 center of the world. page 777
Jeſuites, their craft. page b. 142
Idolomany. page b. 866
Jewes: generally hated, a. 118. their harſh cenſure of Moſes and Job, b. 26. they are infatuated, b. 55. their errour, 85. their rage, 273. baniſh't out of the world, 258. they are great Artiſts, b. 909. their daily benedictions, 921. their countrey how ſo fruitful. page 926
Image-worſhip, b 44.868. hate it. page 608
Infants no Innocents b, 220. foule. page b. 34
Injuries, diſſemble them. page 685, 686
Job, an excellent man, b. 1, 7, 8. his Hiſtory no fable or parable, b. 2. by whom written, ib. his patience, b. 12. not ſtupid. 13. his tongue ſpared; and why, 21. his wife a vexation to him, 22. yet might be a good woman, ib. his friends godly men, 25. how they handled the matter, ib. his book in Hexameters, 28. tired out by a dull Doctour, 31. how long he was afflicted, 69. he was a great Philoſopher, 96. his out burſts, 99.127. he denied not the divine Providence, 112. he doubted not of the Reſurrection, 71. he knew Chriſt a Mediatour, 115. his ſquinzey, 74. his age, 364 his ſatiety of life, ib. he was a pattern of the rule, 208. the worth of his hiſtory, 326. the middle of it. page 200
Joy: ſpiritual is our ſtrength, a. 79. temporary joy, b. 82.177, 178. unſound, a. 152. mixt, ib. ſpiritual joy, 663.664. difference of that of Saints and ſinners. page a. 179
Juſtifie God. page a. 90
Juſtified perſons happineſſe, 660. ſuch are alſo ſanctified. page 660
Iron and braſſe whence. page 235
K.
Keckermans Swan-like Song. page 874
Kings reviled, 300 that ſin puniſh't. page ib.
Knowledge is ſweet, 891. notional knowledge unproprofitable, b 60. experimental knowledge. page 358
L.
Labour overcometh all difficulties. page 238
Laughter lawful. page 251
Law delivered in Sinai, 84. good, ib. its foure teeth, 337. Jewes great reſpect to it. page 720
Liberality. page b. 6.168, 169
Liberty ſweet. page a. 90
Life, full of changes, a. 81. miſerable, b.31. yet a mercy, 31. ſoon lost, b. 46. miſerable, b 50. our time is ſet, b. 69. life is but a turne, 900.901. life ſweet, b. 19. ſhort and wretched, b. 130 precious, a. 176. ſome that were very long-lived. 714, 715 Light-behaviour to be ſhunned. page 251
Light: of what uſe. page 329
Lightening, whence and why. page 320
Lying: ſhun it, b 102. Artiſts at it. page b. 120
Lithgow's inquiſition-tortures. page 633
Look upward. page b. 894
Lottery. page a. 130
Love God entirely, 615. and the Saints by a ſpecialty page 608
Luſts, tough, a. 101. coſtly, a. 132, 140. ſhun fleſhly luſts. page 262
Luther reſolute, not infallible. page b. 157
M.
Magiſtrates muſt fear God, a. 74. look to their under-officers, a. 135. leave open acceſſe to themſelves, a. 142.143. they have great temptations, a. 150 they are gods, and how, 795. their duty, 248.249. See great men.
Majecty of true piety, page a. 182
Man, wonder of his formation, b. 914. a vile creature, 220.221. miracle of mans make, b. 95.96. he is a Microcoſme. page 588
Man-worſhip. page a. 81
Manna, what and whence. page 786
Maſſe, whence ſo called. page 725
Maſſacre; French, whence. page a. 129
Marry with diſcretion. page a. 92
Maximinus ſlain ſleeping, b. 163. and his ſon. page 165
Meek men are docible. 642. & contra. page 739
Merits diſclaimed, a. 101. Merit-mongers miſery, b 88. abhor that doctrine. page 830
Meroz curſed. page 851
Meteors to be marked, 318. to be marvelled at, ib. and 323
Miſtakes among friends. page b. 103
Miniſters, bleſſed for their holy boldneſſe, a. 30. few good, a. 40.41. have oft bad children. 41. their maintenance begrudg'd them, a. 98. muſt be faithful. page a. 143
Mockings, cruel, a. 51. puniſhed, a 56. God appeareth for his mocked 696. See b. 102.604.
Mony, matter of it precious and vile, 234.235. 'tis moſt mens ſtudy, 241. love of it pernicious. 236, 237 Morning, fitteſt for prayer. page 576
Mordecai who, a. 194. his conſtancy, page a. 150
Mortification, practiſe of it, 713. let it be ſpeedie, a. 185. thorough. page 187
Moſes praiſed. page b. 825
Murther crieth for vengeance, a. 133. deſcried by a dog, b. 59. ſelf-murther, b. 35, 36, ready rode to hell. page ib.
Muſick; Temple-Muſick antiquated. page 930
N.
National ſins. page a. 64
Nature, Book of Nature, a. 83. b. 621.622. Naturaliſts to be prized. page 335
Naughty nature ſoon ſeen, 738. Natural man hollow, b. 106. wilde, ib.
Nehemiah his book is the laſt of the Old Teſtament. page a. 102
Nightingale ſings unceſſantly. page 309
O.
Oath; a private Oath may be taken. page b. 155
Obey God rather then man, a. 127. obedience univerſal, 876.883. obedience of faith. page 360
Obſtinacy ſenſeleſſe, b.64. reſiſteth God, b. 146.147 uncounſellable. page 739
Old age good, b. 60. fooliſh, 113. muſt prepare to die, b. 156. 'tis dangerous. page 767
One for firſt. page a. 1.
Oppreſſion accurſed. page b 179, 181, 182
Opportunity to be taken. page a. 163
Ordinances, wicked baniſhed. page 874
Original ſinne, b. 131. fil…hineſſe, 143. a filthy fountain. page 723
Orphans provided for. page a. 116
Oſtrich deſcribed. page 339.340
P.
Parents wicked woful legacy to their children, b. 191. they are parricides. page 339, 340, 79…
Paſſions tranſport the beſt. b. 871. b. 35. chide them down. page 697
Patience fained and unfained, b. 16. whence, ib. in ſickneſſe. page b. 70
Peacock praiſed. page 339
Perfection, Chriſtian perfection. page b. 2
Perjury puniſhed. page 606
Pellicans errour. page a. 192
Perſian Monarchy and ſuperſtition. page a. 2
Perſecution, cruel. page a. 135, 136
Perſecutours ſhall periſh, a. 169. ſoon confounded, b. 41.567, 585
Philip of Spaines diſeaſes. page b. 21
Piaculars, and Scape-goat. page a. 190
Plague: a good man may die of it. page 903
Poors complaints heard by the great Turk, a. 138. right the poor, 765. penury, b. 145. feed and clothe the poor. page 926
Pleaſures ſinful to ſhunned. page b. 189
Pliny an Atheiſt. page b. 199
Politicians fruſtrated. page b. 54
Powder-plot diſcovered. page b. 117
Pope, his polling England, a. 91. popiſh piae fraudes, b. 122. Pope, a groſſe hypocrite. page 303
Prayer, beg grace, a. 92. eaſie acceſſe to God, a. 143 hands held out in prayer, b. 106, preſcribe not to God, b. 126. fall not from affections of prayer, b. 139. power of joynt prayer. a. 145. ask enough, a. 148. ask in Gods own words, a. 149. it cauſeth joy, 582. how to know that it is anſwered, ib. life up the heart in prayer, 641. pray to God alone, 656. keep times of prayer, 733. ſhun customarineſſe, ib. prayer ſhort and pithie, 736. ply the prayer-hearing God, 751. ſin hindreth the ſucceſs of prayer, 755, it ſpeedeth a battel, 780. flattering devotion, 788. pray for the publike, 895. 'tis incenſe, 917. indent not with God. page 171
Praiſe God to the laſt gaſp, 923. unſatisfiably, 927 with raviſhment, a. 188. how Angels praiſe God. page 927
Preferment, befalleth the pooreſt oft, b. 600. a. 126 it puffeth them up, ib. it is from God, b. 53. and why, ib. it is oft for a miſchief, a. 151. be humble under it, ib. it is of God. page 779
Prepare to ſerve God. page b. 5.
Prognoſtication. page 325
Promiſe, keep promiſes. page a. 171
Proſperity, of the wicked, b. 188. proſperity-proſelytes, a. 180. it maketh men worſe, a. 88. 'tis ſomtimes, in wrath, a. 134. 'tis like lights, and how, b. 162. wickeds proſperity ſtumbled at. page 771
Promiſes, pray them over. page a. 2
Providence divine; doubted of, b. 10. denied by Epicurus, 845. queſtioned, 771. God Providence in the creatures, 336. he provides for mans ſafety, 334. for young ravens, 335. obſerve Providences. page 117, 119
Provocations are blaſphemy. page a. 86
Proud perſons abaſed, 348. rich and proud, 774. prides picture, a. 17. Spaniſh pride: page a 3
Preaching what. page a 82
Profeſs truth boldly. page a. 20
Pſalmes of degrees what. 892. Pſalm 119. praiſed b. 876. ſung by good ſouldiers. page 929
Publike-ſpirited, a. 139.141. & contra. page 144
Puniſhment of ſin, 263. in kinde, 591. page See, b. 49
Purgatory exploded. page b. 171.902
Purpoſe of ſin puniſhed. page a. 85
Printing, when firſt invented. page b. 172
Q.
Queens, ſome good. page a. 191
R.
Rain ſent by God, b. 52.318. procured by prayer. page 319
Rainbowe, wonder of it. page 323
Ranters blaſpheme Chriſt, page 288
Ravens young. how fed. page 925
Rawlins (Martyr) reſolute. page a. 150
Reading, ſome thereby converted. page a. 153
Reformation of Religion ſucceeded. page a. 96
Renting of garments uſed by Heathens alſo. page b. 26
Repentance beſt remedy, 221. ſee it deſcribed, 358 practiſed by Theodoſius, and Hen 4.721. preſs men to repent more. page 344
Report, do things of good report. page a. 18
Reproach for Chriſt is glory. page 276
Reproof friendly, b. 38. wiſh't and well taken, 918 accept it, 275. harſh reproof is fruitleſſe, b. 138 loſt. page b. 166
Reſervedneſs diſcreet. page a. 148
Reſurrection aſſerted, b. 100. ſee b. 133.134, 135; 173, 174.175
Revenge is barbarous, 273. ſweet, 272. but pernicious, ib. ſee page a. 177
Reward, Perſian Kings rewarded bountifully, a. 154. God much more, ib. & b. 22.362. yet his ſervice is held unprofitable. page b.190
Reſtitution. page a. 65
Riches, why called goods, a. 6. they are too much loved, ib. part with them for Chriſt, 7. temporals are tranſitory, 331. ſlight them, 589. the ſoul reſteth not in them, 685. hang looſe to them, 688 once they were not ſo admired, a 63. uncertain. 64 rich wretches, b.33. die nevertheleſſe, ib. See Money, World. Rome, no peace with Rome. page a. 14
S.
Sabbath, when firſt given, a. 85. ſanctifie it. a, 109 profaned, a. 99. that ſin puniſhed, 26. & 100. See b. 29. page 805
Saints, their ſafety, 648.712. they have their interchanges. page a. 174
Sanctius his fooles bolt. page 282
Sanders famiſhed. page 727
Satan, his malice, a, 19. he is reſtleſſe, b. 7.17.565. ſo are his impes, ib. he is chaſed away by the Scripture. 756. he is a jugler. page a. 180
Scripture, read chapters alſo, full of names and numbers, a. 10. ſearch the Scriptures, b. 562. Scripture-comforts at death, 578. Scriptures commended, 623.624, 625. Scripture ſtrumbled at, 806.809. the ſumme of them, 902. the longeſt verſe in them, a. 174. read in an unknown tongue, 175. high eſteem of them. page 209
Security carnal, 655 puniſhed in Saints, a. 87. See ſpiritual ſecurity.
Self, ſelf-denial difficult, 705. ſelf-examination, 574. ſelf-love hideth ſin, 274. ſelf-ſufficiency a fancy. page 348
Self-defence lawful, a. 176. ſelf-conceitedneſſe, b 94. and 178
Senſualiſts. page 350
Separatiſts, holy ones. page a. 91
Servant, a good one deſcribed. page a. 140
Sickneſſe uſeful. page 291, 787
Silence commendable, 283. Silentiaries, 574 ſinful ſilence. page a. 162
Sympathize with Gods afflicted, a. 46. pray for ſuch, 47. See b. 910.
Sinne ſhall be once puniſhed, a. 184. and in kinde, a. 177. 'tis toilſom. b. 40. 'tis a bitter-ſweet, b. 80. miſchievous, 308. ſin repeated is thereby aggravated, 344. God perfectly hateth it, 576 its iſſue bitter, 581. its ſtench, 603. hate it, 823 our ſins are innumerable. page 626
Slander, a. 131. deprave not mens ſpeeches, b. 139, 140. baniſh ſlanderers, 827. how men ſlander, 727 Saints ſhall be ſlandered. page b. 196, 197
Shepherds Calender. page 319
Sleep, Gods gift. page a. 153
Snow: wonders in it, 321. its uſe to the earth. page b. 926
Slavery grievous. page a. 90
Solitarineſſe to be well managed. page b. 30
Sorrow, godly hath comfort. page b. 898
Soul-murther. page 729
Speech ſhewes a man, b. 121. thundering ſpeeches, page 347
Spirit, gift of it, a. 86. good. page 920
Spiritual things are beſt, 574.575. ſoul-ſatisfying. page 609
Starres, Pleiades & Orion allegorized, 332.333. Judiciary Aſtrology decried. page 333
Stembach a mad Sectary. page 338
Sun-light. page 325
T.
Taciturnity, a. 122, See ſilence.
Tale-bearers pick-thanks. page a. 128
Teares, a. 139. their power, a. 170. good men full of-teares. page 60…
Thankſgiving, how God is to be praiſed. a. 82. thankfulneſſe deſcribed, 589. 'tis a ſacrifice, 765. perpetuate the memory of mercies. page a. 190, 191
Theodoſius his repentance. page 878
Thunder, terrour of it, 319.320.653. thunder and lightening. page 244
Time; alwayes wearing. page 673
Tythes. page a. 93
Tongufe: laſheth, b. 58. miſchief of it. b. 102. look to it, 664. ſpeak diſcreetly, 221. talkative who, b. 161
Treaſon. a. 123. detected and puniſhed. a. 125. treachery in a friend. 732. treachery requited. page 729
Trinity 665. acknowledged by a Rabbi. page 756
Truſt in God a. 12. ſixeth the heart; 866. Gods truth out comfort. page 872
Truſt the beſt ſacrifice, 872. Chriſtian confidence. page 637. 706
Truth hath many cold friends. page a. 141
V.
Vaſhti faire, but fooliſh. page a. 108
Vajezatha's malice. page a. 184
Veſpaſians forged miracles. page b. 924
Victory is of God. page b. 921
Viſions true and deluſory. page b. 43
Vnicorn, wonder of him. page 338
Vnite againſt the common adverſary. page a. 182
Vprightneſſe is honourable. page 276
Vnreaſonable are unſatisfiable. page b. 176
Vnteachableneſſe. page 663
Vnthankfulneſſe, a. 17. kindneſſe caſt away on the unthankful. page a. 165
Vowes, uſe of them. page a. 37, 38
Vulgar Tranſlation taxed. page b. 173
Vulture deſcribed. page 343
W.
Whale, the wonder of him 351. God much ſeen in him, 352 a huge whale taken near Antwerp. 353
Wicked, are vile, b. 162. their woe, b. 163.164 they are ever poſting to hell, 301. they are fruitleſſe, 564. their plots overturned, 566, 567. they are hateful, 674. turned out of Gods houſe, 874. in the Saints is no way of wickedneſsh. 913. a wicked man deſcribed. page a. 163
Will of God, done againſt mens will. a. 158. will for deed. page a. 172
Will. Rufus, his death. page b. 184
Wilde-aſſe, wonders in him. page 336, 337
Wiſdom, true is from heaven, 28. got only by prayer, 239. cannot be bought, ib. and 240. prize it. page 242
Windes. page 324
Witney's tragi-comedy. page a. 13
Wives, muſt honour husbands. a. 111. falſe and faithful. a. 124. they are to be born with, b. 23. gently reproved, ib. Valadaura's kinde wife, b. 170 wives ſubmiſſion, a. 147. a good wife, 900. Aha ſhuerus was uxorious, 185. miſchief of it. page ib-
Womens vanity. page a. 119.
Wood-offering. page a. 92
Worthy walking. page a. 71
Works of God, ſearch them. page 854
Works, good ſatisfie not for bad. page 264
World, glory of it tranſient, a. 150.156. world full of miracles. 335. of miſeries. page 799
X.
Xerxes his ambition loſt him. page a. 193
Y.
Young men ripe betime, 280. youthful pranks dear paid for. page b. 177
Z.
Zeal, a. 33. the fire of it, a. 98. counted madneſſe, ib. See 278.279, 288.
Zion what. page 571
Zophars loquacity and tartneſſe. page b 101