Sermons on Job, Subject index · Part F
F.
Fauor.
Gods fauor is not to be eſteemed by the preſent proſperitie. 336. a 33.
Our ſtate is curſed in all thinges, ſo long as wee bee not ſure of Gods Fauor. 652. a 40. 653. a b.
To hauehave God Fauorable, wee muſt ſeke him without hypocriſie. 224 a 17.
The moſt certaine experience of god his Fauor is in aduerſitie. 508. a 50
The onelyonly eaſe in our miſerie, is too hauehave God fauorable to vsus. 121. a 1.
God ſemeth ſomtimes to withdraw his Fauor from the godly, & why 546. b 40.
The Fauour of a man auileth vsus nothing in bearing out of our ſinnes 75. b 38.
Face or Countenaunce.
VVhat is ment by the Face or Coū tenaunce of God. 587. b 37.
Gods Countenaunce is the comfort and welfare of the faithfull, and the terrour and deſtruction of the vnfaithfull. 796. b 12.
VVhat is ment by Gods hiding of his Face from vsus. 687. b 37. 688. b 26.
Fayle.
God ſuffereth men too Fayle vsus, that wee might the better reſorte vntounto him, or elſe that hee might humble vsus. 363. a 22.
Faire.
VVhatfoeuer is Faire or good vnderunder heauen, it turneth vsus away from our God, wheras it ought to lead vsus to him. 571. b 1.
Faultes and Faultineſſe.
It is for our welfare too hauehave our Faultes diſcouered and rebuked. 680. a 38.
The lothneſſe of men too acknowledge or confeſſe their Faults. 654 b 25.
The beſt things in man are alwayes mingled with ſome Faultineſſe. 566. b 2.
Other folkes faults muſt teach vsus too take heede to our ſelues. 696. b 2.
It is impoſſible for vsus to know al our Faults. 574. b 4.
Though it be a yong childe that telleth vsus our Faults, yet is he a meſſenger of Gods ſending. 542. a 36.
Fayth and Faythfull.
Faith muſt be grounded vponupon the expreſſe word of God. 12. a 34.
The nature of Fayth. 370. a 39. 501. b 58.
Fayth is an vncorruptible ſeede. 178. b 7.
Faith ouerruleth our affections. 259 b 10.
VVherein Fayth ſheweth it ſelf. 798. a 28.
The Faith of Gods children is well eſtabliſhed in true lowlyneſſe. 195 a 17.
Faith cā not continue without patience. 31. a 21.
The confirmation of our Faith. 708. a 30.
The chiefe exerciſe of the Faithfull. 449. a 18.
The Faithfull muſt alwayes go forewarde in the knowledge and practizing of Gods doctrine, and not ſtand at a ſtay. 660. b 30. & 661. a 6
One chief Article of the Fayth of the Papiſtes. 552. b 15.
VVherein the Faithfull differ from the Faithleſſe in this life. 338. a 9.
God will woorke continually in his Faithfull ones. 561. b 9.
The ſtate of the Faithfull in this world. 278. a 38.
The Faith, ſimplicitie and obedience of the Papiſts. 628. a 23.
God dealeth with men according to the meaſure of Faith, which he giueth them. 27. a 19. b 21.
Feare.
The Feare of God, what it is. 5. a 19. 293. a 14.
The feare of God comprehendeth al Religion, ſeruice, and worſhipping of God. 5. a 33.
Feare and wiſdome, two ſtayes of earthly kingdomes. 246. a 10.
It is no wōder though ſuch as feare God be ſubiect to ſclaunders. 556. a 8.
VVe can neuer feare God aright, on leſſe we know him as he is. 532. a 29.
The feare of God ought to teach vsus to ſhunne euill. 532. b. 37.
The feare of God is the ground of true vertue, and of all good lyfe. 4 b 30. 50.
The difference betwene the feare of the godly and the vngodly. 348. b 56. 394. a 20.
The deafe founde of Fearefulneſſe that affriteth the wicked. 305. a 51.
The meanes not to be afraide out of meaſure. 284. b 60.
How profitable it is for vsus ſometime to be put in Feare. 349. a 8.
VVe muſt not only Feare men, but ſpecially the Heauenly Iudge. 539. a 30.
VnderUnder this word Feare, Iob compre, hendeth all the anguiſhes that we can feele, either from God or men 560. b 55.
They that ſtand not in feare of God, are inforced to ſtand in Feare of his creatures. 745. b 9.
VVhen a man is once grounded in the feare of God, al his other imperfections are borne withall at Gods hand. 813. a 20. 814. a b.
Feaſt and Feaſting.
Feaſting is good of it ſelfe. 8 a 34. 9. b. 59.
Feaſting, and the ende and vſe of Feaſtes. 8. b. 35.
Feaſtes hauehave alwayes ſome diſorder. 8. b 40.
Feaſting full of vaine talke. 9. a 1.
The Feaſting of the worldlings and wicked ſort. 9. a 19.
Feeding and foode.
Seeing that God Fedeth and preſerſerueth our bodies, he wil much rather Feede and preſerue our ſoules 777. a 23.
Seeing that God feedeth the beaſtes & foules of the aire, he wil much more feede the faithfull. 776. a 53.
Men muſt not deſpiſe the foode of their ſoules. 550. b 32.
There is in man a double feeling and conceyuing. 535. a 44.
Although men ſhut their eyes, yet doth god make them to feele him in their conſciences. 736. a 30.
To feele no grief or remorſe of conſcience, is the extremeſt of al miſeries. 739. a 2.
Flattery and Fattering.
The aptneſſe of man to flatter himſelfe in his ſinnes. 93. a 50.
Mennes ouerweening in flattering themſelues, and the remedy there of. 790. b. 30.
VVe muſt not flatter our ſelues in our euill doings, how faire colour ſoeuer we hauehave to alledge. 792. a 30.
He that flattereth himſelfe, renounceth God. 596. a 59.
He that flattereth the wicked, ſheweth that he hath no truſt in God. 479. b 54.
The curſedneſſe of flattery. 336. a. 21.
Figures.
Figures themſelues muſt ceaſe, & yet the ſubſtance of them be reteined ſtill. 11. a 51.
Fooles and Folie.
VVhat is ment by the woord foole. 87. a 53.
VVho are fooles. 89. b 1.
The foly of wiſe worldlings. 521. b 53
Our firſt leſſon in Gods ſchole, is to become fooles 522. a 54.
How we may iudge of fooles. 89. b 8
Forbearing.
The reprobates gaine nothing by Gods long forbearing of them. 690. a 5.
Looke more in Sparing and Suffering.
Forget.
VVhat is ment by forgetting God. 159. b. 40.
VVe muſt not forget our ſelues whē God ſpareth vsus. 567. b. 53.
VVe ſoone forget what ſo euer wee learne at a ſermon or in the ſcripture. 540. b 22.
How God is ſaid to forget vsus. 281. b 31.
Forgiue and Forgiueneſſe.
It belongeth alonly to God to forgiue or to puniſh ſinners. 689. a 3.
Gods free mercy is the cauſe and foundation of the forgiueneſſe of our ſinnes. 647. b 40. 649. a 50. 689 a 28. b 31.
Forgiuenes of ſinnes commeth onelyonly by the preaching of the Goſpell 648. b 38.
Gods forgiuing of our fins is as a raizing of vsus vp from death. 656. b 58
To what ende God forgiueth vsus our ſinnes. 653. a 32.
The way to eſcape Gods heauy hād, is to ſeeke forgiueneſſe of our ſinnes. 680. a 28.
The opinion of Papiſtes concerning Gods forgiuing of ſins. 689. a 28.
Frayelty.
Our frayelty is ſet foorth in the perſon of Iob. 135. a 42.
God ſpareth vsus becauſe of our fraielty. 140. a 20.
Our fraielty muſt bee ſet before our eyes in our prayers. 140. a 28.
Our fraielty muſt bee mentioned in our praiers, with humility. 140. a 42.
VVhy the Scripture telleth vsus that God pitieth vsus in reſpecte of our fraielty. 140. a 53.
In prayer to alledge our own fraielty and abiectneſſe is acceptable to God. 267. b 11.
Frendshippe.
No frendſhip but among the godly. 8. b 1.
Looke more in Brotherly LoueLove.
Freewill.
VVhy the Papiſtes imagin a freewil, 791. a 23.
The papiſtes ground of freewill, 224 b 32. 257. a 39. 684. b 48.
The eſtabliſhers for freewill, and their reaſons. 253. b 25. 254. a 54.
A briefe ouerthrowe of freewill. 522. a 43.
Frowardneſſe
Our vntowardnes and frowardnes make God rougher to vsus than he would be. 33. a 15.
Funeralles.
Funeralles and Tombes that are ouer ſumptuous, are a kinde of reſiſting God and nature. 33. b 27.
Fight.
Mannes greateſt fight is againſt him ſelfe and his own vices. 279. b 53.