The Rule of Faith, Table of contents – Colophon
AN ALPHABETICALL Index, of the moſt materiall points that are handled in the explanation of the CREED.
GEntle Reader, whereas this Index doth point to the ſeuerall Folio's, wherein vponupon peruſall thou ſhalt finde ſome errors, (viz.) from Folio 64. to 101. Let me intreat thee to correct with thy pen what hath bin miſtaken at the Preſſe; ſo thou ſhalt make this Index more vſefull vntounto thee.
A.
A Bba Father: why Chriſt giues this Title to God. page. 344
Abſence of Christ, a fearefull puniſhment. page. 527
Sentence of Abſolution at the last day. page. 523
Man infected with Actuall ſins. page. 204
Christ in Adam: how. page. 262
Aduerſaries of Chriſt conſult. page. 326
Our Affections muſt be ſet vponupon things aboue. page. 476
Affections in Chriſt differ from ours. page. 250
Gods mercy appeares in Afflictions in foure things. page. 67
God moderates our Afflictions foure waies. page. 82
Agony of Chriſt: what cauſed it. page. 241
It is comfortable in diuers reſpects. page. 342
God Almighty in ten reſpects. page. 1…8
Why Almighty attributed to the Father onelyonly. page. 139
Almightines of God comfortable. page. 143
Christ Amazeth the Iewes with the impreſſion of his diuinity for three reaſons. page. 348
Angells witneſſes of Chriſts Aſcenſion. page. 483
Creating of Angels a glorious worke. page. 156
Their Titles. Ibid.
Their Substance. page. 157
Their Place. Ibid.
Their Number. Ibid.
Their manner of being and working. Ibid.
Their knowledge and power. page. 158
Their Language. Ibid.
4. Questions about Angels anſwered. page. 159
Angels ſerue for many vſes. Ibid.
A good Angell to eueryevery elect: probable. Ibid.
No diuine worſhip due to Angels. page. 160
Gods Anger pacified. page. 443
Iuſtice of Gods Anger ſhewed towards the godly two waies. page. 81
Anointing of Chriſt. page. 219
What was ſhadowed out by it. Ibid.
To what Office hee was Anointed. page. 220
Christ Anointed to be a Prophet. page. 221
Strange Apparell. page. 213
Apparition of Chriſt.
He appeared forty daies after his Reſurrection. page. 458
Why he Appeared. page. 459
To whom he appeared. Ibid.
He Appeared not to the chiefe Prieſts and people: why. page. 459
He Appeared to his owne. page. 460
He Appeared the day of his Reſurrection fiue times. Ibid.
He Appeared to the two Diſciples at Emaus: who they were. page. 461
They know him not, why. page. 461
How Chriſt vaniſhed out of their ſight. page. 462
He Appeared to the Diſciples, the dores being ſhut: how. page. 463
His Apparition to Thomas. page. 464
He Appeared to ſeuen of the Diſciples who were a fiſhing. page. 465
His Apparition to 11. Diſciples. p. page. 468
Some of them doubted: how. page. 469
Chriſt Apprehended: why. page. 350
Chriſts Arraignement in the Eccleſiasticall court. page. 350. 358
Arminians confuted. page. 307. 308
Aſcention of Chriſt.
How he is ſaid to Aſcend. page. 478
Chriſt God & man Aſcended, how. page. 479
How he Aſcended. Ibid.
He Aſcended viſibly. page. 480
He Aſcended in a cloud: why. Ibid.
He Aſcended forty daies after his Reſurrection: why no ſooner. page. 480
He Aſcended from the Mount of Oliues: why. page. 481
He Aſcended into Heauen. Ibid.
He Aſcended aboue all heauens: how. page. 482
We muſt know that Christ Aſcended for three reaſons. page. 482
He Aſcended for diuers euds. page. 483
Difference betweene the Aſcention of Elias and of our Sauiour. page. 485
Profit that comes to vsus by Chriſts Aſcention. Ibid.
Christs Aſcention procures for vsus a threefold Aſcention. Ibid.
Chriſt Aſcending leads our enemies captiue. Ibid.
Chriſts Aſſumption of the humane nature. page. 265
Gods Attributes how cōmunicable. page. 96
Of Gods three Incommunicable Attributes. page. 97
B.
FAll of Babylon. page. 514
Baptiſme, Gods broad ſeale. page. 472
Baptiſme in the name of the Trinity. Ibid.
Baptiſme helps not vnbeleeuers. page. 473
How Baptized in S. Ambroſe time. page. 14
Forme of Anſwering at Baptiſme in the Primitiue Church. page. 17
Baptiſme not preciſely neceſſary to Saluation. page. 413
Barrabas is choſen: Ieſus reiected. page. 371
Beasts ſubiect to man. page. 191
Three things obſeruable in Beaſts. page. 189
The Scripture teacheth vsus foure things concerning Beaſts. page. 190
Gods prouidence for Beaſts, appeares in ſeuen reſpects. page. 191
Conſideration of Beaſts muſt humble vsus in diuers things. page. 192
Wicked men likened to Beasts. page. 193
Gods ſeruants muſt learne of Beaſts page. 194
Beast hurt without the Campe, fore ſignified Iſra…l. page. 382
How Chriſt is Begotten. page. 237
How the Father did Beget the Sonne, ſhewed by way of negation in ſeuen things. page. 129
Gods Begetting of Chriſt informes vsus of two things. page. 130
A threefold manner of Being of things page. 120
A two fold Beginning. page. 103
I Beleeue, the Chriſtians anſwer all his life. page. 17
Truely to Beleeue the Articles, hath in it ſix things. page. 18
Beleeue aboue reaſon. page. 409
Beleeue in Chriſt. page. 209
Right Beleeuing in Chriſt caſts out ſix things. page. 309
It hath in it foure things Ibid.
Beliefe of our ſaluation in Chriſt, hath in it ſix things. Ibid.
How we must Beleeue in Christ. page. 210
Foure Rules for the attaining this right Beliefe. page. 211
Foure motiues to this duty. Ibid.
Eight benefits that come to vsus by Beleeuing in Chriſt. page. 212
What it is to beleeue in God. page. 113
Three ſorts of men doe not Beleeue in God. page. 114
Tenne things in the manner of Beleeuing theſe Articles. page. 19
Chriſtian ſimplicity in Beleeuing muſt hauehave two things in it. page. 21
Questions about Beleeuing anſwered page. 38
Christ Betrayed many waies. page. 333
Chriſt abaſed at his Birth for three Reaſons. …18
Biſhops of Rome oppoſe Chriſts Kingdome. page. 358
What it is to Bleſſe. page. 479
Chriſts Bloud ſhed vponupon the Croſſe for ſeuen reaſons. page. 391
Body of man excells all other Bodily creatures in fiue things. page. 195
Gods Workemanſhip to make a Body. Ibid.
Chriſts Body needes no embalming. page. 441
Why it did not putrifie. page. 442
Fiue Books opened at the laſt day. page. 521
Not a Bone of Chriſt broken. page. 428
Creatures in Bondage, how. page. 531
Chriſts Buriall.
He was Buried for ſeuen reaſons. page. 434
Place where he was Buried. page. 435
Chriſt Buried: by whom. page. 436
By rich men: why. Ibid.
Manner of Chriſts Buriall. page. 439
He was wrapped in fine linnen. page. 440
C.
TWo ſignes of a Childe of God. page. 356
Chriſt, the ſignification of it. page. 218
Chriſt doth two things for vsus. page. 320
Chriſt carried from Annas to Caiphas page. 351
The indignities the Iewes offer to Chriſt. page. 355
Chriſt indited and condemned for three reaſons. page. 357
Chriſt charged with three things. page. 364
Chriſt falſely accuſed. Ibid.
Chriſt a King. page. 365
Chriſt ſtripped of his clothes, why. page. 381
Chriſt ſlaine from the beginning in ſeuen reſpects. page. 426
Chriſt a ſweet Sauiour. page. 440
Chriſt ſuffered ſtrange indignities and ſcornes for two reaſons. page. 380
Chriſt lifted vp vponupon the Croſſe for three reaſons. page. 391
Why Chriſt did not ſaue himſelfe from the Croſſe. page. 394
Chriſt firſt humbled, then exalted. page. 302
Chriſt did abſolutely fulfill the whole Law for three reaſons. page. 103
Chriſts conception declared by an Angel, why. page. 259
Chriſt conceiued of the holy Ghoſt. page. 260
An Obiection anſwered. Ibid.
Two things done by the holy Ghoſt in this conception. page. 261
Chriſt conceiued without ſinne. page. 262
Diuers Obiections anſwered. Ibid.
How Nature proceeds in the conception. page. 263
The manner of Chriſts conception. page. 265
Why Chriſt was ſo conceiued. page. 266
When the Virgin conceiued. Ibid.
Effects of Chriſts conception. Ibid.
Chriſts conception a medicine againſt originall ſinne. page. 269
Chriſt Crucified.
The place where he was Crucified. page. 382
Crucified without Ieruſalem for foure reaſons. page. 382
Chriſt Carried his Croſſe for two reaſons. page. 384
Christ Crucified for foure reaſons page. 387
Christ Crucified becomes a ſacrifice. page. 388
Chriſt crucified with his hands ſpred abroad for two reaſons. page. 391
Chriſt lifted vp vponupon the Croſſe for three reaſons. Ibid.
Chriſt crucified in the midſt of theeues for foure reaſons. page. 392
Chriſt tooke a true body. page. 267
Chriſts call at the laſt day. page. 533
Difference of being in Chriſt. page. 267
Chriſtians like Ezekiels bones. page. 477
Chriſtians reſemble ſheepe in foure things. page. 518
Diſtinction of true Chriſtians, page. 438
Coniunction betweene Chriſt & Chriſtians. page. 526
Chriſtians highly to be eſteemed. page. 553
Church.
The originall of the Church. page. 429. 561
Church diuerſly taken in ſcripture. page. 556
Definition of it. page. 557
The generall nature of it. Ibid.
How the Church from the beginning is called Catholike. page. 558
From what the Church is called. page. 560
To what it is called. page. 561
Members of the Church written in the Booke of life. page. 562
Church borne of God. Ibid.
Chriſt the Head of the Church. Ibid.
Churchmen moſt malicious againſt Chriſt. page. 358
Computation of the Romans. page. 440
God communicates himſelfe vntounto the creature three waies. page. 257
Chriſt condemned that we might bee ſaued. page. 378
A true Conuert cannot abide ſin. page. 406
A true Conuert loues Chriſt better then his old acquaintance. page. 407
Euil Conſcience what it doth. page. 347, 377
Coſt in Chriſts ſeruice. page. 439
Couetouſneſſe the cauſe of Iudas ſinne aggrauated. page. 328
Beware of Couetouſneſſe. page. 331
Couetouſneſſe defined. Ibid.
Couetous heart not without the Diuell in it. Ibid.
Couetouſneſſe, foure ſignes of it. page. 332
Couetous care vaine in diuers reſpects. Ibid.
Couetouſneſſe 4. vile effects of it. page. 333
Counſell of God cannot be altered. page. 368
Teſtimony of Counſels no infallible markes of truth. page. 359
Counſels againſt Chriſt as well as for him. page. 226
Sentence of condemnation at the laſt day. page. 527
Creation.
Creatiō a work of the whole trinity. page. 145
How all-things were created. page. 169
Created in ſix dayes, why. page. 146
Creation the end of it Gods glory. page. 147
Gods power manifeſted in the Creation Ibid.
Gods goodneſſe appeares in the Creation. page. 148
Gods wiſdom appears in the Creatiō. Ib.
A curious queſtion about the Creation anſwered. Ibid.
Creation teacheth eight things. page. 149.
GiueGive God the glory of our Creation, page. 200.
Wee ſhould anſwer the end of our Creation. page. 201
Doctrine of the Creation terrible to wicked men. page. 150
Comfortable to the godly, page. 150,202
Creation of new Heauens. page. 531
Creatures ſet at liberty at the laſt day. page. 532
Creatures how they diſcerne things. page. 59
How God knowes them. page. 60
Creed.
The Analyſis of the whole Creed. page. 16
What the Creed is. page. 3
Why the Creed is called a patterne. page. 5
Creed called a little Bible. Ibid.
What reſpect wee ſhould hauehave to this Creed. page. 6
Twelue reaſons for it. Ibid.
Doctrine of the Creed Catholike. page. 7
No Science hath ſuch a ſubiect as the Creed. page. 6
Creed, food for all ſorts of Christians. page. 9
Creed, the character of the Church. Ib.
Creed, a touchſtone to try all religions by. Ibid.
How called the Apoſtles Creed. page. 11
Creed not collected by the Apoſtles. Ib.
Gathered out of Apoſtoticall writings. page. 12
Creed came not in all at once. page. 13
When it was finiſhed page. 14
Why called the Apoſtles Creed. Ibid.
Diuers Creeds. Ibid.
The Word of God not handled in the Creed, why▪ page. 41
Chriſts actiue obedience not mentioned in the Creed, why. page. 303
Cuſtomes of the Country to bee obſerued. page. 441
A fearefull example for ſuch as curſe. page. 377
D.
DAmned in hell ſuffer 4. things. page. 530
Dangers of life ſuſtained by Chriſt for diuers ends. …24
Darkneſſe vponupon the whole earth, how. page. 403
What this did ſignifie. Ibid.
Death of the godly more comfortable then the life of the wicked. page. 385
Death of Chriſt. page. 415, 418
eight reaſons of it. page. 416
Chriſt by his Death did aboliſh the power of death. Ibid.
How Chriſt frees vsus from eternall Death ſeeing he ſuffred it not. page. 416
Chriſts Death teacheth vsus ſeuen things. page. 417
Whether Chriſt Dyed in his humanity or diuinity page. 419
The manner how Chriſt Dyed. page. 420
Death of Chriſt painfull. Ibid.
For whom he Dyed. page. 4…4
When he Dyed. page. 426
The Dead Body of Chriſt not forſaken. page. 437
Death not to be feared. page. 417
Chriſt Derided for three reaſons. page. 393
How God departs from men. page. 99
Chriſts Deſcenſion our aſcenſion. page. 431
Diuell workes ſtrange miſchiefs from ſmall beginnings. page. 330
Diuels companions of wicked men. page. 528
Diuel policy to make men ſuſpect Chriſts Diuinity. page. 238
Diuels cannot take vsus out of Chriſts hand. page. 239
Diſciples Fiſhers of men. page. 466
Diſciples drouſineſſe. page. 343
Chriſt preſerues his Diſciples ſafe from the Souldiers. page. 349
Diues meſſage is ſent to vsus. page. 531
What Doctrine is vnwholſome. page. 4
True Doctrine vnwholſome, how. Ibid.
Dreames offoure ſorts. page. 374
Dreame of Pilats Wife. page. 375
Dreames how wee may giuegive heede to them. Ibid.
E.
AS Eagles we muſt flye to the dead Carcaſe. page. 418
Earth trembles at Chriſts death, to ſignifie three things. page. 432
Earth, ſix things admirable in the making thereof. page. 182
Seuen vſes from hence. page. 183
In the Earth foure things admirable.
Earth-quakes how they come. page. 173
Eccleſiaſticall courts corruption, and iniuſtice in them. page. 358
Elect, Gods goodneſſe to them in foure things. page. 68
Enemies, Chriſt prayes for them. page. 422
Eſſence of God. page. 110
Diuers Eſſences. Ibid.
Eternall, how ſo called. page. 101
Eternity deſcribed by Boetius. Ibid.
Eternity of God deſcribed and explaned. page. 102
Difference between eternity and time. page. 102
Eternity of God proued by Scripture. page. 103
Doctrine of Gods Eternity ſhould teach vsus ſix things. Ibid.
Comfortable in fiue reſpects. page. 104
Euidence againſt wicked men at the laſt day. page. 522
Exaltation of Chriſt. page. 452
His diuine nature how Exalted. page. 452
His humane nature how Exalted. page. 453
The benefit that comes to vsus by Chriſts Exaltation. Ibid.
F.
FAith diuerſly taken. page. 18
Profeſſion of Faith hath in it two things. Ibid.
Implicite Faith, a policy of Antichriſt page. 19
That we may not be deceiued about a temporary Faith, we muſt looke to three things. page. 22
Effects of Faith differ in the true beleeuer and wicked man, how. Ibid.
Paucity of ſuch as hauehave true Faith appeares in ſix things. page. 24
How farre a temporary Faith goeth, and wherein it is ſufficient. page. 25
Tryall of a temporary Faith by diuers queſtions. Ibid.
Try whether we be in the Faith or no. page. 27.
Nine things repugnant to Faith. Ib.
Some things like Faith which are not. page. 28
Faith: 5. kinds of it. page. 29
5. Signes of an effectuall Faith. page. 30
10. Effects of Faith. Ibid.
Aſſurance of Faith comfortable. page. 32
Extraordinary effects of Faith. page. 33
Faith procureth admirable things for our ſelues. Ibid.
For others. page. 34
Faith is our life in diuers reſpects, Ibid.
A chriſtians Faith oppoſed in many things. Ibid.
Godly men offend about Faith in eight things. page. 35
Three meanes to breed Faith. page. 36
Lets of Faith. page. 37
They that hauehave Faith muſt looke to two things. Ibid.
Faith wrought by degrees. page. 39
Foure things conſidered about a weake Faith. Ibid.
Signes of a weake Faith. page. 39
Signes of a true, though weake Faith, page. 40
Comforts againſt weakneſſe of Faith, Ibid.
Labour for growth in Faith. Ibid.
Ground of Faith the Word of God. page. 41
Concerning this ground we muſt reſolue of fiue things. Ibid.
Faith of the godly ſhall neuer faile. page. 355
A right Faith in Chriſt breeds adoration and worſhip of Chriſt. page. 469
Faith and hope not in Chriſt. page. 254
Faithfull reſt vponupon God three wayes page. 114
Father.
How attributed to God. page. 128
God a Father ſix wayes. Ibid.
God the Father of Chriſt proued and opened. page. 129
This teacheth vsus three things. page. 131
It is comfortable in eight particulars, page. 132
God our Father foure wayes. page. 133
Hee is our Father by way of reſemblance. page. 133
Faith lookes vponupon God as Father in Chriſt. page. 134
Six ſignes of theſe who hauehave God to their Father. Ibid.
God is our Father, this teacheth vsus twelue things. page. 135
Acknowledge God as a Father. page. 134
Goe vntounto him in all wants. page. 135
This is comfortable in diuers things. page. 136
God more then an ordinary Father. page. 137
Want of Feare of God the cauſe of all diſorder 407
Chriſt layed downe infirmities of the Fleſh, but not the Fleſh it ſelfe. page. 453
Fiſhing of the Diſciples teach vsus diuers things. page. 467
Wicked men Fooliſh. page. 356
Chriſt Forſaken in two reſpects. page. 396
Two obiections anſwered. Ibid.
Forſaken by all for ſoure reaſons. page. 350
Fiuerules to be obſerued in if we would proſper in the Fruitfulneſſe of theſe outward things. page. 188
Coſt in Funerals of Saints not vnlawfull. page. 440
Fowl…s of the ayre. page. 168
Gods care for them in Fiue things. Ibid.
What vſes they ſerue for. Ibid.
They teach vsus three things. page. 169
G.
CHriſt choſe the Garden to begin his Paſſion in of purpoſe. page. 336
He was buried in a Garden, why. page. 435
He put off his Garments before his ſufferings for ſeuen reaſons. page. 389
God.
Doctrine concerning God to be knowne for fiue reaſons. page. 42
True knowledge of God hindred in ſix things. page. 44
We are vnable to conceiue of God for nine reaſons. page. 46
God makes himſelfe knowne ſeuen waies. page. 47
God is knowne diuers waies by ſeuerall things. page. 49
God knowne to man foure wayes Ibid
He is deſcribed. Ibid.
Seuen rules for the attaining to the knowledge of God. page. 51
Three things to bee auoided in inquirong after the nature of God. page. 53
Many things ſpoken of God by way of likeneſſe. page. 55
Gods properties of two rankes. Ibid.
Foure things in Gods Nature matchleſſe. Ibid.
Life of God admirable in three reſpects Ibid.
This teacheth vsus eight things. page. 56
Knowledge of God to bee admired in eight reſpects. page. 57
God the Fountaine of all wiſdome. page. 58
Gods knowledge infinite. Ibid.
And moſt perfect, as appeares in foure things. page. 59
God knowes all things at one view. page. 60
Conſideration of Gods knowledge is vſefull. page. 61
It teacheth vsus diuers things. page. 62
It is comfortable to the godly. page. 63
God is good in himſelfe two wayes page. 63
Gods goodneſſe shewed to man fiue wayes. page. 64
GOD vnited to man foure wayes. Ibid.
God delights in his people. page. 65
He procures all good for them. Ibid.
Gods louelove: fiue properties of it. Ibid.
Gods m…rcy: ſix praiſes of it. 66
Effects of his mercy. Ibid.
God viſits from on high three wayes. Ibid.
Gods graciouſneſſe. page. 67
Gods bounty ſhewed to all though in a different manner. page. 68
Gods bounty in offering the meanes of grace which are three. page. 69
Gods patience admirable in foure reſpects. Ibid.
Gods patience in great prouocations. Ibid.
Aggrauations of Gods prouocations from the perſon prouoking. page. 70
God prouoked by great euils. Ibid.
Manner of Gods exerciſing his patience. Ibid.
Ends of Gods patience. page. 71
Cauſes of Gods patience. Ibid.
Knowledge of Gods goodneſſe informes vsus of foure things. Ibid.
No goodneſſe comparable to Gods for fiue reaſons. page. 72
Gods goodneſſe ſhould compell vsus to ſeuen duties. Ibid.
Gods goodneſſe prayſed foure waies. page. 73
Gods goodneſſe ſet out in fiue things. page. 36
Gods goodneſſe muſt force vsus vntounto Repentance diuers wayes. Ibid.
Gods goodneſſe muſt make vsus louelove him. page. 74
Eſteeme of Gods louelove. Ibid.
Striue to imitate Gods goodneſſe. page. 75
Gods goodneſſe comfortable againſt our ſinnes. Ibid.
And in caſe of affliction 4. waies. page. 76
It may humble 4. ſorts of men. Ibid.
God is truth in himſelfe three wayes. page. 77
God is true towards the creatures in his workes. Ibid.
And in his words foure wayes. Ib.
Gods truth manifeſted in two things. page. 78
Gods truth teacheth vsus ſeuen duties. Ibid.
It comforts the godly. page. 79
It informes vsus of 3. things. page. 80
Gods righteouſnes magnified 6. waies. Ibid.
Iuſtice of Gods grace ſhewed in ſeuen things. page. 82
Gods Iuſtice to the godly teacheth them three things. Ibid.
God is iuſt to the wicked in two things. page. 83
God moſt terrible to the wicked, proued by ſix arguments. page. 84
Examples of Gods Iuſtice. Ibid.
Gods Iuſtice vnauoidable. page. 85, 86.
Obiections of the wicked againſt Gods Iuſtice anſwered. page. 86
Gods Iuſtice muſt humble wicked men. page. 88
Yet they muſt not deſpaire. Ibid.
Nothing will quench Gods wrath but the Bloud of Chriſt. Ibid.
Gods Iuſtice vponupon wicked men teacheth the godly foure things. page. 89
Gods glory. Ibid.
Gods happineſſe to be adored for three reaſons. page. 90
Gods glory excels the glory of Kings in foure things page. 92
Excellency of Gods praiſe ſet out foure wayes. Ibid.
Gods glory excels in reſpect of obedience three wayes. page. 92
Man giues glory to God three waies. page. 93
We giuegive glory to God in our hearts ſix waies. Ibid.
In our words fiue waits. Ibid.
In our workes fiue waies. page. 94
Fiue rules for the attaining to the knowledge of Gods glory. page. 95
Gods glory comfortable in diuers things. page. 96
Gods infinite greatneſſe what it is. page. 97
What it comprehends. Ibid.
Perfection of Gods nature. Ibid.
This ſerues for diuers vſes. Ibid.
Gods Omni-preſence. page. 98
Obiections against it anſwered. page. 99
How God returnes to the godly. Ibid.
Gods Omni-preſence ſerues for diuers vſes. page. 99
Gods immutability. page. 105
How God is immutable. Ibid.
In what reſpects he is immutable. Ibid.
Obiections againſt Gods immutability anſwered. page. 106
Gods immutabilty may ſerue to humble men. page. 108
It teacheth three things. page. 109
It is comfortable in foure reſpects. Ibid.
God is a Spirit, it teacheth fiue things. page. 110
God is one. Ibid.
How he is one. page. 111
Six vſes of Gods vnity. page. 112
Gods promiſes muſt be relyed vponupon for ſix reaſons. page. 113
What things God cannot doe. page. 140
Gods omnipotency teacheth vsus ten duties. page. 140
God reſted vponupon in all dangers. page. 141
We ſinne againſt Gods power ſix waies. page. 142
Miſtery of godlineſſe. page. 483
Six priuiledges of the godly. page. 337
Golgotha, why ſo called. page. 683
Chriſt ſuffered here for three reaſons. Ibid.
Ghoſt, what it ſignifies. page. 536
A full poſſeſſion of glory at the laſt day. page. 524
A ſigne of grace to thinke honourably of Gods Seruants. page. 408
Graues open. page. 432
Chriſt in the Graue till the third day. page. 441
Why three daies. page. 442
H.
OVr Hearts muſt be clenſed. page. 551
Hades, what it ſignifies. page. 446
Wicked hate the godly for their goodneſſe. page. 394
Heare Chriſt. page. 224, 239
Heauen not had for merits. page. 413, 525
Elect in Heauen poſſeſſed of foure incomparable benefits. page. 529
Our conuerſation muſt be in Heauen. page. 488
What is meant by Heauen. page. 151
It conſiſts of two parts. Ibid.
Of that Heauen where God is.
The names giuen vntounto it. page. 152
Subſtance of it. Ibid.
Glory of Heauen admirable. page. 153
Three queſtions about this Heauen anſwered. page. 154
Conſideration of this Heauen ſhould worke in vsus three things. page. 155
Manifeſt our deſire after Heauen by ſeuen things. Ibid.
Second Heauen, called the Firmament.
God the maker of them. page. 165
His praiſe magnified for this in fiue things. Ibid.
Strange conſtitution and nature of thoſe Heauens. Ibid.
End why they were made. page. 166
Hoſts that people the Heauens praiſed for foure things. Ibid.
This teacheth vsus 4. things. Ibid
It is comfortable in diuers reſpects. page. 167
Chriſts ſoule went not locally to Hell. page. 413
Deſcenſion into Hell. page. 444
Theſe words not in the moſt ancient Creeds. Ibid.
Yet hauehave beene receiued for many ages. Ibid.
Diuers acceptions of the word Hell in the Originall. page. 445
How Chriſt may be ſaid to deſcend into Hell. Ibid.
He may be ſaid to deſcend in reſpect of the whole man in foure reſpects. page. 445
Chriſt deſcention an Epitome of all his …aſſion. page. 448
Chriſt in his body deſcended into Hell or the graue. Ibid.
He bore helliſh ſorrowes. page. 449
Chriſt would not work myracles before Herod, why. page. 366
Herod clothes Chriſt in a white Robe: what it ſignifies. page. 370
Heretiques called Patri Paſſiani. page. 305
Diſciples receiue the Holy Ghoſt. page. 463
What it is to beleeue in the Holy Ghoſt. page. 537
Holy Ghoſt is God. Ibid.
Holy Ghoſt: his nature. page. 538
Operations of the Holy Ghoſt. Ibid.
7. Operations common to all men. page. 539
Operations of the Holy Ghoſt in the Elect. page. 541
Infuſion of diuine gifts, a worke of the Holy Ghoſt. page. 542
Holy Ghoſt makes a man reſemble God. page. 543
Holy Ghoſt our Comforter. page. 544
Men ſinne againſt the Holy Ghoſt diuers wayes. page. 545
The ſinne againſt the Holy Ghoſt deſcribed. page. 546
How it is vnpardonable. page. 547
Fore-runners of this ſinne. page. 549
Signes of the inhabitation of the Holy Ghoſt. page. 550
Fruits of the Holy Ghoſt. page. 552
Inhabitation of the Holy Ghoſt comfortable. page. 553
Care of a Holy life. page. 488
Chriſts Humanity glorified, not deified. page. 463
An ill Husband may make others ſuffer for their faults. page. 376
It is hatefull to be an Hypocrite. page. 365
I.
I Dols are falſe Gods. page. 165
Chriſt ſuffered at Ieruſalem. page. 325
He was buried neere to Ieruſalem for two cauſes. page. 435
Ieſus, whence this word comes. page. 214
Why Chriſt was called Ieſus. page. 215
The word Ieſus is a ſhort Goſpel. page. 216
That Ieſus may be our Sauiour, wee muſt doe three things. Ibid.
The ſaued by Ieſus, muſt ſhew it in ſeuen things, page. 217
Diuers men know not Ieſus. Ibid.
Calling of the Iewes. page. 414
Chriſt ſuffered Ignominie and diſgrace in three things. page. 323
Hee bore this for foure reaſons. Ibid.
Ignorance no plea. page. 488
Immutability of God: See God.
Gift of Illumination. page. 540
Humility of Chriſts Incarnation. page. 318
He ſuſtained Infirmities of all ſorts for foure reaſons. page. 322
Chriſts Innocency. page. 37…. 440
God can giuegive teſtimony to the Innocencie of his. page. 373
Inſufficient Miniſters page. 487
Chriſts Interceſſion ſhadowed out in the Law. page. 484
Incarnation of Chriſt. page. 248
How one Perſon is Incarnate, and not the other. Ibid
What Chriſt aſſumed in his Incarnation. page. 249
When he was Incarnate. page. 250
Why Chriſt was Incarnate. page. 251
Gods glory ſhineth in Chriſts Incarnation. page. 257
Chriſt makes a threefold Interceſſion for vsus. page. 248
His Incarnation teacheth vsus diuers things. page. 258
It is comfortable to the godly▪ Ibid.
Doctrine of Chriſts Incarnation terrible. page. 259
Chriſt like vsus in all Infirmities. page. 258
Day of Iudgement ſhall bee in the end of the w…rld. page. 505
Why it is deferred ſo long. Ibid.
The preciſe time of this Iudgement vnknowne, and why. page. 506
Chriſt did not know the day and houre of it, how it is meant. page. 507
Place where the Iudgement ſhall bee. Ibid.
Who ſhall be Iudged. page. 508
Signes of Chriſts comming to Iudgement. page. 513
Euents no ſignes. page. 112
Corruption of manners, a ſigne of Chriſts comming to Iudgement, how page. 514
Preparation of the Iudge to Iudgement, hath in it foure things. page. 416
Preparation of the Perſons' Iudged, hath in it foure things. Ibid.
The world ſummoned to Iudgement. Ibid.
Wicked men ſhall be Iudged according to their workes. page. 519
Diuers obiections anſwered. Ibid.
Infants how Iudged. page. 520
By what lawmen ſhall be Iudged. …0
Doctrine of the laſt Iudgement, terrible to the wicked. page. 532
Comfortable to the godly. page. 534
Iudas his treaſon, ſix things obſeruable in it. page. 327
Why it was neceſſary that Iudas ſhould betray Chriſt. page. 329
Iudas ſin Informes vsus of diuers things. Ibid.
Iudas meant not to hauehave Chriſt killed, probable. page. 330
Good Iudges muſt learne expedition. page. 360
Chriſt Iudged in a polyticall court, for foure reaſons. page. 362
Church-men muſt abide the Iudgement of lay Iudges. page. 363
Why Chriſt Iudged by Pilate. page. 362
Iudges no accuſers. page. 363
Iudges muſt hauehave cleane hands. page. 377
Needfull to vnderſtand Chriſts comming to Iudgement. page. 496
Seuen properties of this Iudgement. Ib.
Particular Iudgement. page. 498
Laſt Iudgement manifeſt. Ibid.
It is ſudden. Ibid.
Chriſts Iudgement a righteous Iudgement. page. 499
It is an eternall Iudgement, how. page. 500
Chriſt ſhall be the Iudge. page. 501
This is comfortable to the godly. Ibid.
Terrible vntounto the wicked. page. 502
How Saints and Apoſtles Iudge the world. page. 501
Whence Chriſt ſhall come to Iudgement. page. 502
When the day of Iudgement ſhall bee, diuers opinions. Ibid.
Memoriall of the Iuſt bleſſed. page. 440
Iuſtice of God: See God.
K.
KIngdome of Chriſt. page. 229
Kingdome of Chriſt not of this world. page. 365
Chriſt clothed in habit of a King in way of ſcorne. page. 379
Chriſts Kingdome ſcorned. page. 380
Ieſus that King by an excellency. page. 400
Kingdome of Chriſt deliuered to God. page. 532. 490
That Chriſt is a King, appeares by ſeuen things. page. 229
Chriſt excells all other Kings in thirteene things. page. 230
Lawes of Chriſts Kingdome. page. 232
Chriſt our King what we learne from hence. page. 234
Diuers kinds of Knowledge in Chriſt. page. 253
Knowledge of God: See God.
L.
PVrge out the old Leauen. page. 310
Chriſts Legacy. page. 422
Lightnings Gods arrowes. page. 171
Liue not to our ſelues. page. 417
Iewes caſt Lots vponupon Chriſts garments for fiue reaſons. page. 393
Beleeue that Ieſus is our Lord. page. 240
Chriſt is our Lord by a fiuefold right. page. 241
Excellency of Chriſts Lordſhip▪ in ſix reſpects. page. 241
This teacheth vsus diuers things. page. 243
Seuen Rules for the ſeruing of this Lord. page. 244
Diuers vſes of this point. page. 245
A threefold act in LoueLove. page. 64
M.
OBey Magistrates in the Lord. page. 243
Malice in the wicked, cruell. page. 327, 372
Man the Epitome of all Gods workes. page. 194
Man miſerable in reſpect of the euill of puniſhment diuers waies. page. 205
Chriſt the Son of Man. page. 268
Man hath eight prerogatiues aboue the creatures. page. 199
Notorious Malefactors may repent and be ſaued. page. 405
Chriſt appeared to Mary Magdalene. page. 460
Chriſt Manifeſted three waies. page. 270
Whether Mary may be called the Mother of Christ. page. 267
Matter of Chriſts Body. page. 261
The ſanctification of that Matter. Ibid.
God not tyed to the vſe of Meanes, in what caſes. page. 559
Religion is vaine without Mercy. page. 528
How Mercy better then piety. page. 526
Miniſters corrupt. page. 329
How Miniſters betray Chriſt. page. 333
Qualifying of Miniſters. page. 539
Publique Miſeries to bee bewailed. page. 385
Chriſts care for his Mother. page. 421
He calls her woman. Ibid.
Mortality and Immortality in the ſame perſon. page. 256
Merit of workes confuted. page. 487
Meteors in the ayre. page. 169
Fiery Meteors. page. 170
Watery Meteors. page. 174
What vſe God puts them to. Ibid.
N.
Chriſts Natiuity.
HE was Borne three waies. page. 269
Bethlem the place of his Natiuity. page. 270
Time of his Natiuity. Ibid.
Chriſt borne poore, why. page. 271
Borne of a Virgin, why. Ibid.
Chriſt a firſt borne, how. page. 272
Signes about the time of his Natiuity. page. 272
Three things hauehave relation to Chriſts Natiuity. page. 269
Diuers effects of Chriſts Natiuity. page. 271
Son of God tooke the Nature of Man. page. 248
He tooke it into vnion with his diuine Nature. page. 258
Mans eſtate by Nature hath need of mending. page. 205
No worke of Nature to beleeue in Chriſt. page. 207
Chriſt faſtned to the Croſſe with Nailes for foure reaſons. page. 390
To deſtroy Niniuey, a conditionall will in God. page. 108
O.
CHriſts Obedi n…e to his Father in death. page. 421
Auoid Occaſions that leads to ſinne page. 353
Chriſts threefold Office. page. 226
Originall ſinne. page. 204
A threefold Oppoſition. page. 120
P.
PApiſts ſin againſt Christs prophecie. page. 226
A twofold Paradice. page. 411
Paradice a Type of the glory of heauen page. 412
Our life a continuall Paſſeouer. page. 310
Chriſt the true Paſſeouer. page. 428
Why Chriſt ſuffered at the Paſſeouer. page. 325
How Paſſion is in God. page. 107
Paſſions of two ſorts. Ibid.
Chriſts primitiue Paſſion. page. 315
Extended to both Natures. Ibid.
Chriſt prepared himſelfe for his Paſſion in fiue things. page. 3…5
Chriſts ſpeech before his Paſſion. Ibid.
Patience of God: See God.
The Patience of Chriſt towards Iudas. page. 328
Learne Patience. page. 450. 461
Perſeuerance a worke of the ſpirit page. 544. 492
How Perturbations are in Chriſt. page. 342
Peters d…niall. page. 351
Foure degrees of his fall. page. 351. 352
Manner of his fall. page. 353
Peters fall teacheth vsus diuers things. page. 353
His example no warrant to ſinne. page. 354
Perſecutors are Atheiſts. page. 394
The wonder of Chriſts Perſon. page. 256
A Perſon, what it is. page. 118
Fourethings common to each Perſon in the Trinity. Ibid.
Each Perſon is the true God, as appe…res in three things. Ibid.
Three Perſons are one in another. page. 119
Perſons in the Trinity differ from the Eſſence, how to be vnderſtood page. 112
Perſons differ one from another foure waies. page. 121
Priority of Perſons, how to bee vnderſtood. Ibid.
Perſons differs in operations, how to be vnderſtood. page. 122
A Perſon in Trinity differs from a Perſon among men. page. 424
Chriſts Piety manifeſted in his death, page. 421
Pilate vſeth Chriſt with more reſpect then the Prieſts. page. 362
Pilate examines Chriſt page. 364
Pilate vſeth foure policies to ſaue Chriſt. page. 368
Pilate in ſending Chriſt to Herod dealt politickly though vniustly. Ibid.
Pilates wife declareth Christs Innocency. page. 373
Chriſt conuerts Pilates wife, whilſt he is ready to condemne him. page. 374
That ſhee was truly conuerted, is probable. Ibid.
Pilate declareth Christs Innocencie by waſhing of his hands. page. 376
Whence that ceremonie was brought. page. 377
Two cauſes why Pilate would not deliuer Ieſus. Ibid.
Which are ſtrong motiues to iniuſtice. page. 378
When Pilate condemned Chriſt, God condemned ſinne. Ibid.
Pilate conſents to Chriſts buriall, for two reaſons. page. 438
Poore men may ſpeede in great ſuites, page. 411
Poore men may not repine at their diſtreſſes. page. 164
Potion giuen to Chriſt, and why, and what it was. page. 387
Two things ſignified by it. Ibid.
Christ indured pouerty for diuers reaſons. page. 321
This teacheth vsus 4. things. Ibid.
All Power was giuen to Chriſt at his reſurrection, how to be vnderſtood. page. 470
Chriſts Power declared to the Apoſtles for diuers ends. page. 471
Chriſts Prayer.
Six things obſeruable in it. page. 337
He Prayeth for ſix things for vsus. page. 338
Hee vrgeth his Petitions with foure reaſons. Ibid.
Chriſts Prayer for himſelfe. page. 338
He chuſeth three of his Diſciples to be with him, for two reaſons page. 340
Christs Prayer for himſelfe without ſinne, how. page. 344
Chriſts Prayer was heard, yet hee not deliuered. page. 346
Preachers Publique cryers. page. 559
Two waies of Preaching. page. 1
Prieſts and Scribes moſt malitious againſt Chriſt. page. 326
The cauſes of it. Ibid.
High-Priests Office twofold. page. 337
Chriſts Prieſt of the New Teſtament. page. 388
Chriſts Prieſt-hood. page. 227
Difference betweene the Prieſt of the Law and Christ. Ibid
Parts of Christs Prieſt-hood. Ibid.
Chriſts Prieſt-hood comfortable in diuers reſpects. page. 228
Benefits we obtaine by Chriſts Prieſthood. Ibid.
The Priests more ſenſeleſſe then Pagans. page. 433
A Priſoner deliuered at the Paſſouer, the occaſion of it. page. 371
Preferment by Christ. page. 454
Man produced foure waies. page. 272
Production of Chriſts body. page. 261
Chriſt Prophecies in the Miniſterie of his ſeruants. page. 221
Eſteeme of Prophecying. page. 223
Communication of Proprieties. page. 252
Strange Puniſhments to workers of iniquity. page. 385
No Purgatory for ſoules. page. 412
R.
TVVo things noted bout the Rainebow. page. 177
VVhat need wee hauehave of a Redeemer. page. 204
Our Redeemer muſt bee the Sonne of God for diuers Reaſons. page. 237
Redemption giues no liberty to ſin. page. 401
Chriſt had a Reed put into his hand, why? page. 381
Religion hath ſmall intertainment amongſt voluptuous great ones. page. 370
Wicked men are eaſily agreed when there is oppoſition againſt Religion. page. 370
Heads of Religion handled two waies. page. 2
Chriſt Remembers vsus in heauen. page. 410
Hee Remembers thoſe onelyonly in heauen, that remember him vponupon earth. Ibid.
A ſigne of a graceleſſe heart, not to Repent when wee are vnderunder the Rod. page. 407
Chriſts Reſurrection proued. page. 455
When Chriſt Roſe againe. page. 455
Why not till the third day. page. 456
Chriſt Roſe againe the ſame day the world was created. Ibid.
He Roſe againe with an earthquake to ſignifie foure things. page. 457
He Roſe againe for fiue reaſons. Ibid.
Chriſts Reſurrection aſſures vsus of our Iuſtification. page. 474
Fiue fruits of Chriſts Reſurrection. page. 473
A twofold Reſurrection in vsus. page. 474
Christs Reſurrection warrants our perſeuerance. page. 474
Chriſts Reſurrection, a proofe of his diuinitie. page. 475
Riſe to newneſſe of life. Ibid
Chriſts Reſurrection comfortable in foure reſpects. page. 476
What is neceſſary to true Repentance. page. 354
Reprobation of the wicked at the laſt day. page. 527
Restraining grace. page. 540
Rich men muſt honour Chriſt. page. 437
Right hand of God, how taken. page. 489
Rockes rend. page. 432
Amongſt the Romans fugitiue ſeruants were beaten with Rods.
Gods Iuſtice in ſending the Romans to deſtroy the Iewes.
S.
CHriſt Reſted in the graue on the Sabbath day, why. page. 442
Sabbath reckoned from morning to morning. page. 463
Incroach not vponupon the Sabbath day. page. 439
Burials not ſo conuenient on the Sabbath day. Ibid.
Chriſts Sacrifice a propitiatory Sacrifice. page. 388
Fruit of this Sacrifice. Ibid.
This Sacrifice continues for euer. page. 386
That wee may receiue benefit by this Sacrifice, we muſt doe three things. Ibid.
Chriſts Sacrifice excells cerimoniall Sacrifices. page. 227
What Sacrifices we muſt offer vp. page. 229
Reſt vponupon Chriſt alone for Saluation. page. 409
In things done for our Saluation, conſider foure things. page. 255
Gods glory in contriuing away for our Saluation. page. 257
Sanctification, a worke of the Spirit. page. 543
How it is wrought. page. 544
No Satisfaction but Chriſts. page. 313
Burden of Satisfaction onelyonly vponupon him page. 343
Chriſt a Sauiour. page. 215. 399
What Chriſt requires in his Schollars. page. 224
Chriſt ſcourged for foure reaſons. page. 372
Sea.
What it is. page. 178
Originall of it. Ibid.
Wonder of Gods power in placing the Sea. page. 178
What vſe it ſerueth for. page. 179
Gods workemanſhip about the Sea teacheth vsus diuers things. page. 180
It is comfortable in three reſpects. page. 181
Prophets and Apoſtls courſe in their Sermons. page. 2
Seruant like theire maſters true in courts. page. 359
A stone rowled to the Mouth of Christs Sepulcher, why. page. 44
Chriſts goodneſſe to his Seruants. page. 242
Chriſts Side peirced for two reaſons. page. 429
Water and bloud commeth forth of his Side, which is miraculous. page. 429
And Miſticall. page. 430
Out of his Side came a Fountaine for ſinne. page. 431
Chriſt was ſilent being accuſed for ſeuen reaſons. page. 362
Chriſt Silent before Herod, why. page. 369
Simon carried Chriſts Croſſe, it ſignifies diuers things. page. 384
Sins muſt be like a dead body in foure things. page. 443
Sin puniſhed with eternal puniſhments why. page. 500
Sins remitted and retained: how. page. 463
Sitting, what it ſignifieth. page. 489
Chriſts Seſſio at the right hand of God is comfortable in ſeuen reſpects. page. 492
Chriſts Soule how produced. page. 263
Excellency of mans Soule aboue other creatures appeares in ſeauen things page. 197
Soule of man made in the Image of God. page. 197
Soule immortall. page. 198
What the Soule workes in the body Ibid.
Soule reſembles God in the Creation. Ibid.
Condition of our Soules in death. page. 449
Soule of Chriſt in his death indured a priuation of what it had before. Ibid
Soules of the righteous cry vnderunder the Alter. Ibid.
Our greateſt care muſt be for our ſoules. page. 422
Chriſt the Sonne of God. page. 335
God hath many Sonnes. page. 336
Where the Spirit is there is liberty. page. 541
Spirit quenched by two ſorts of men. page. 546
Happineſſe of Chriſts ſubiects. page. 233
Chriſts ſubiects muſt doe ſeuen things. page. 234
Sufferings of Chriſt.
Suffering attributed to the diuine nature in reſpect of perſonall vnion. page. 305
Chriſts Sufferings full of wonder and amazement. Ibid.
They teach vsus ſix things. Ibid.
He ſuffered not for all, proued againſt the Arminians. page. 307
He Suffered from all ſorts of enemies. Ibid.
To teach vsus three things. Ibid.
Who hauehave part in Chriſts Sufferings. page. 308
Chriſts Sufferings a matchleſſe patterne of his louelove. page. 309
Iuſt Suffers for the vniuſt. Ibid.
Seuen reaſons why he ſuffered. page. 310
Scriptures fulfilled in his Sufferings. Ibid.
His ſufferings teach vsus patience. page. 311
Two obiections againſt his Sufferings anſwered. page. 312
Difference betweene Chriſts Sufferings and Martyrs. page. 313
End of Chriſts Sufferings teach vsus diuers things. Ibid.
Benefit of his Sufferings appeares in ſeuen things. page. 314
Hee ſuffered by waie of Imputation. page. 316
Hee Suffered from his conception to his reſurrection. page. 317
What he Suffered from his Baptiſme to his laſt Supper. page. 320
Where he Suffered. page. 325
When he Suffered. Ibid.
Hee Suffered Voluntarily. page. 326, 348, 421
Hee Suffered meane vſage, why. page. 356
Chriſt ſuffers two things from Herod, page. 370
Chriſts Sufferings ſhould make vsus afraid of ſinne. page. 397
We ſhould Suffer any thing for Chriſts ſake. page. 417
Superſcription ouer Chriſts Head. page. 399
Pilates meaning in it. Ibid.
God by this giues teſtimonie to his Son. Ibid.
Superſcription written in three Languages. page. 402
Deriuation of Symbolum, with ſignification thereof.
T.
ALL men need be Taught. page. 471
Teares hauehave power ouer Chriſt. page. 385
Chriſt Teacheth diuers waies. page. 221
Excellency of Chriſts manner of Teaching. page. 222
Chriſt Tempted for diuers reaſons. page. 320
Chriſts Temptation teacheth vsus fiue things. page. 321
Chriſt dwels not in Temples made with hands. page. 243
Thiefe conuerted. page. 404
Abuſe not his example to procraſtination. page. 405
Three fruits of his conuerſion. page. 406
Thiefes confeſſion. page. 408
Thiefes prayer hath in it three things obſeruable. page. 409
Chriſts anſwer to the Thiefe. page. 411
How the Thiefe vnderſtood what was meant by Paradiſe. Ibid.
Profitable to teach the people the whole body of Theology. page. 2
Thomas his vnbeleefe. page. 464
Thomas his confeſſion. page. 465
Chriſt crowned with Thornes. page. 381
Thankefulneſſe to God for the bleſſings of Heauen. page. 176
Thunder and lightning. page. 170
Times and ſeaſons left to God. page. 427
Worldfull of Treachery. page. 334
Chriſts apparition to his Diſciples, the doores being ſhut, no proofe for Tranſubſtantiation. page. 462
Truth of God: See God.
Chriſt beares witneſſe to the Truth. page. 365
Truth will preuaile. Ibid.
Conſtancy for the Truth. page. 366
Chriſts ſubiects are of the Truth. Ibid.
Chriſt faſtened to a Tree for three reaſons. page. 390
Doctrine of the Trinity. page. 115
Proofes of the Trinity. page. 116
In handling the Trinity wee muſt bee wiſe to ſobriety. page. 117
Trinity, Eſſence, Perſons, all brought in in the Primitiue Church. page. 123
Eleuen obiections againſt the Trinity anſwered. page. 124
Doctrine of the Trinity vſefull. page. 126
We muſt ſpeake of the Trinity in vnity. page. 127
Vnſound ſpeeches of the Trinity. Ibid.
What Heretikes hauehave aſſaulted it. Ib.
V.
ORiginall of vegetable creatures. page. 185
Their variety and vſe. page. 186
Vaile of the Temple rent. page. 413
What it was. Ibid.
What it ſignified. page. 414
Vbiquitaries confuted. page. 502
They gaue Chriſt Vinegar to drinke for three reaſons. page. 398
Virgin Mary not conceiued without ſinne. page. 265
Ʋirgin ouer-ſhadowed. page. 265
Chriſt tooke his Body of a Virgin. page. 267
Wofull eſtate of vnbeleeuers. page. 35, 240.
Chriſt vpbraided his Diſciples for vnbeliefe, why. page. 470
Vnity of God: See God.
W.
GOds deareſt ſeruants expoſed to outward Wants. page. 466
Great Wants fore-runne extraordinary ſupplies. Ibid.
Chriſt ſpeakes to Women page. 285
Comfort for Women in Child-bearing. page. 269
Women chiefe witneſſes of Chriſts death. page. 419
What wholſome words are. page. 3
Wicked men incorrigible. page. 348
Wicked deſire Chriſts miracles, not his Word. page. 369
Wicked men of more account then godly. page. 371
Wicked men within the Church may be as vile as they are without. page. 376
Wicked men are impatient vnderunder Gods hand. page. 386
Wicked men are like a dry Tree. Ibid.
Wicked men in a wofull caſe. page. 397
Wicked men how condemned already. page. 509
Wicked men are Goats. page. 418
Wicked men are curſed creatures. page. 527
Wicked men forget their ſins. page. 528
Wicked men taſte the Word of God without digeſtion. page. 540
Difference betweene godly and wicked men in their deſire after Chriſt. page. 369
Great World a little Garden. page. 161
It is like a Booke. Ibid.
Like a faire Houſe. Ibid.
Fiue things wonderfull in the making of the world. page. 162
Workes of God of two ſorts. page. 144
Externall Workes of foure ſorts. page. 145
When the world was made. page. 148
GiueGive God the Glory of his Workes. page. 149
Meditate on Gods Workes, not delight in idle ſhewes. Ibid.
World fiered at the laſt day, how. page. 531
Word doth not euer preſently worke. page. 354
God Workes ſometimes by vnlikely meanes. Ibid.
How the Word was made fleſh. page. 251
Vnion of the Word and fleſh differ from other vnions▪ Ibid.
Gods Wiſdome moderates betweene his Iuſtice and mercy. …8
Three beare Witneſſe of Chriſt in Heauen, three on earth. page. 430
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