Sermons on Job, Subject index · Part C
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Cace.
Good Caces may not bee marred with miſhandling. 1. b. 40.
Cain.
Cains ſacrifice. 12. a. 32.
The complaint of Caine vvas blaſphemous. 113. b. 54.
Capping.
Capping and Curtſiing. 13. b. 13.
Careleſneſſe.
The inconuenience that commeth of Mens Careleſneſſe in this life. 84. a 49.
A warning to beware of Careleſnes, 681. b 57.
Ceremonies.
Ceremonies of the faithfull muſt be grounded vponupon the expreſſe vvord of God. 12 b 24. 14. a 5.
Ceremonies are a ſufficient recorde to condemne all vnbeleeuers. 12. b 45.
Outvvard Ceremonies are not the ſeruice of God. 13. a 1. 13. b 23.
Mo Cerermonies in the Eaſt countreys than in theſe Countreys. 32. a 4.
Ceremonies of Heathen, Papiſtes, & vnbeleuing folke, are abhominable. 12. b 13. 13. a 42.
The ſigne and Ceremony vvith ou the thing ſignified is no diſcharge of duty. 50. b 25.
Ceremonies to what end & vſe they ſerue. 12. a 59.
The Papiſtes thinke God to be beholding to thē for their fond Ceremonies and churchſtuffe. 701. b 47.
The true vſe of outvvard Ceremonies in mourning. 323. b 54. 324. b 8. 29.
Mens deuiſed Ceremonies are likened to theeues Caues or Dennes. 260. a 40.
Charitie.
God tryeth our Charitie by the neceſſity of other. 542. b 26. 545. a. 30
Of Chaſtiſementes and Corrections.
Gods Chaſtiſements are alwaies ioyned with mercy 103. a 38.
VVe muſt not accuſe God of cruelty vvhen hee chaſtiſeth vsus. 550. b 16.
Gods chaſtiſements preuaile not in all men. 754. a 54.
VVe ought to pray God to Chaſtiſe vsus meaſurably, and what reaſonable Chaſtiſement is. 283. a 9.
VVe muſt diſpoſe ourſelues to receiue all Gods Chaſtiſementes. 568 a 17.
God is gracious vntounto vsus although he Chaſtiſe vsus. 282. a 1.
The refuſe the Corrections that are put to vsus, is to labour to quenche the light of Gods Spirite. …4. a 50.
The double grace that God ſhoweth vsus in Chaſtiſing vsus. 106. b 38.
Gods Corrections ſhould ſtirre vsus to be more quickeſighted in eſpying our owneſelues. 354. … 5….
VVhat becommeth of vsus when God letteth vsus alone vnchaſtiſed. 104. b 55.
Change, looke Alteration.
Of Children & Childhod.
Childrē muſt be hild in avve by their parents, euen after they be of full yeres of diſcretion. 10. a 20.
Children ought too bee an increaſement of louelove betweene man and wife. 363. a 8.
The cockering of Children marreth them, and ſendeth them to deſtruction. 105. a 23.
The only Children of God are bliſſed howe ſo euer they fare in this world. 90. a 8.
None ſhall bee accepted for Gods Children, but ſuche as prayſe and magnifie him earneſtly. 761. b 3.
Children vtterly aweleſſe and laweleſſe in theſe dayes. 10. … 56. b. 40.
VVhy Children be diſobedient, and loth to be corrected. 10. b 20.
VVhy Children are ſayde too beare the ſinnes of their Fathers. 90. b 49.
The wel ruled deſire of hauing children. 55. a 30.
VVhat our Childhoode is. 83. a 7.
The inordinat deſire of vvorldlings to hauehave men Children. 55. a 11.
The puniſhment of that deſire. 55. a 20.
Chryſt.
Chriſte is Gods naturall and onelyonly Sonne. 17. a 50.
Chriſt muſt be our refuge in al temptations. 21. a 19.
Ieſus Chriſt is the true loking glaſſe of Gods face. 146. b 12.
Chriſt accuſed vntounto God in the perſon of Ioſua the high prieſt by Satan. 21. a 10.
The reigne of Chriſt. 76. a 28.
Church.
God had alwayes a Churche in the world. 3. a 24. 12. a 4. 12. a 23.
The Popiſh Church is the Diuels Synagoge. 648. b 48.
Circumciſion.
Circumciſion not alwayes a ſigne of Gods Couenant. 2. b 47.
Cloudes.
The Cloudes are called Gods Chariots, Pauillions or Pillers of his tents, and vvhy 735. b 1.
Coldneſſe.
Mennes Coldneſſe or towardlyneſſe in defending God and his trueth now adayes. 713. b 21.
Comfort and Comforting.
The true and vpright Comforting. 69. b 52. 70. a 23.
Tvvo things requiſit in Comforting, that is too ſay, Compaſſion and Comfort. 49. a 7.
The chiefeſt Comfort and relief that can be giuen to the Afflicted. 50. b 2.
None can Cōfort, Counſell or teach others wel, but ſuch as firſt are acquainted vvith their ovvne infirmities. 630. b 7.
The Croſſe of Chriſt and his reſurrection are our Comforts. 819. b 8.
They that will Comfort the afflicted and ſorrowfull, muſt bee pitifull them ſelues, and not churliſhe or vnkinde. 332. b 56.
How we ought to Comfort our ſelues out of the Scriptures vvhen we be afflicted. 333. a 32.
Hovve neceſſarie Gods Comforts are 297. a 8.
The true meane of Comforting and gladding others or ourſelues. 6…0 a 32 651. a b.
All men are not to be Comforted after one faſhion. 318. a 7.
Commaundements.
The Cōmaundements of God are in ſeparable, and do al of them make but one rightuouſneſſe. 685. b 23. 686. a 46.
Looke more in Counſel, and in Lawe, and in Gods word.
Compaſsion.
Hovve farre Compaſſion extendeth. 124. a 44.
VVee ought to hauehave Compaſſion of the afflicted. 124. a 27.
He that hath no Compaſſion of the afflicted, hath no feare of god. 124 b 2.
If vve will hauehave God mercifull to vsus, we muſt hauehave Compaſſion of our neighbours. 328. b 9.
Looke more in Almes, MercieMercy, and pitie.
Of Condemnation, and Condemning.
Two ſortes of healthfull Condemnation. 814. b 10.
VVee ſhould rather Condemne our ſelues than other men. 87. b 58.
The diuers ſortes of Condemnation vvhichwhich God pronounceth vponupon men. 814. b 6.
VVe muſt learne to Condemne our ſelues. 573. a 5.
God ſhould find alvvays in vsus wherfore too Condemne vsus if hee bare not with vsus of his infinite goodneſſe. 565. b 3.
Confeſsion & Confeſsing.
The Confeſſion vvhichwhich the ſcripture requireth of vsus in reſpect of men. 602. a 23.
The true manner of Confeſſing our faultes. 602. a 20. 603. a b 809. a 1.
He that doth cōtrarie to that which Confeſſeth is double condemnable. 552. a 14.
The two cauſes why God will hauehave vsus to confeſſe our owne giltineſſe and too acknovvledge his goodneſſe before men. 656. a 40.
The former Confeſſions of other mē in olde time, doe ſerue for our inſtruction and comfort. 656. b 3.
Conſcience.
A good Conſcience holdeth vsus alwayes in ſtedfaſtneſſe. 131. a 47.
A Conſcience preſſed vvith Gods iudgement is alvvayes troubled & in an agonie. 139. a 13.
Conſtancie.
Conſtancie is perſiſting in goodneſſe and in eſchuing of euill. 20. b 1. 10
Conſtancie commended. 41. a 13.
Conſuming.
God can Conſume vsus without any inferior meanes. 728. b 15.
Gods working in Conſuming nations without any apparant plague in the place where they dvvell. 728 a 31.
Of Contempt.
If any man be brought to Contēpt, let vsus conſider that as much might befall to vsus. 557. a 49.
Of Corruption.
The Corruption of mans nature, is the cauſe of Gods rigor. 105. b 44.
Our Corruptions are a bottomeleſſe pit. 79. a 40.
VVhence our Corruption commeth 300. b 10.
Of the Corruption of mans nature by originall ſinne. 274. a 10.
Of Couetouſneſſe.
Couetouſneſſe in all men generally. 33. b 16.
Couetouſneſſe is Idolatrie. 591. a 40
Counſell.
VVhen God bereeueth men of their wit and diſcretion, they can neuer receiue any good Counſell. 312. a 46.
The Papiſtica… difference betweene a Counſell and commaundement 597. a 19.
The daunger o…diſpiſing or neglecting of good Counſell or admonition. 15. a 21.
Countenance.
Looke Face.
Craftineſſe.
Of Craftineſſe againſt God, and his vvord. 294. a 1.
Of Creation & Creatures.
The right conſideration of our Creation ſerueth to abate the pride of all ſtates and degrees. 302. a 44.
If a man knevve the end of his Creation, hee would alwayes be deſirous to profit in knovvledge. 551. a 5.
VVee could not rule the leaſt liuing Creature on earth, if God giuegive vsus not povver ouer it. 782. a 12.
Gods goodneſſe in ſubmitting and imploying his Creatures too our vſe and ſeruice. 745. a 1.
God ſheweth hmiſelfe ſo manifeſtly in his Creatures, as hee leaueth vsus vtterly without excuſe of ignorāce if we honor him not. 235. a 16. b.
The increaſe and multiplying of all liuing Creatures come of Gods only prouidence. 778. a 1.
All Gods Creatures are mirrors and Images of his povver, wiſedome, rightuouſneſſe, and prouidence. 786. a 44. 787. a b. 801. a b 802. a b. 803 a b. 804. a b. 805. a b.
Al Gods Creatures as wel ſenceleſſe as hauing ſence, doe teach vsus our obedience and ſubiection vntoo God. 745. b 53. 746. b 50. 778. a 48. 779. a b. 780. a b. 781. a b. 782. a b. 783. a b. 784. a b. 785. a b. 786. a b. 802. a 55. 803 a b. 804. a b.
Al the Creatures of God owe ſeruice too his children by right of their inheritance. 766. b 19
Cunningneſſe.
Cunningneſſe to ouerthrovv a good matter, is a hatefull vice before God. 132. b 59.
Of Curioſitie.
The vayne Curioſitie of men in ſearching Gods ſecrets. 60. b 42. 772. a 59.
God will not feede our fond Curioſitie. 525. b 1.
Of Curſing.
VVhat it is too Curſe God. 15. b. 30. 42. 53. & 35. a 37.
How horrible a thing it is too curſe God. 15. b. 30.
The Curſe of God is alvvayes vponupon the vvicked in what proſperitie ſo euer they be. 514. b 44.
How men Curſe God to his face. 22. a 58.
VVee may Curſe the vvicked, and what is ment by Curſing. 88. b 10. 89. a 26.