Sermons on Job, Subject index · Part L
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Laddes.
The braue Laddes of the worlde are like wodden pictures. 510. a 57.
Lavve.
That God is the Lavve giuer and the Iudge, are things that go ioyntly together. 576. a 49.
VVhy God in his worde vſeth many termes to expreſſe his Law thereby, as ordinances, ſtatutes, decrees iudgements. 266. a 50.
Gods Lavve is a ſufficient, perfecte rule whereby too liue a good and godly life. 203. b 41.
The Lawe and Prophetes of God ought to be of great authoritie among men, and why. 625. a 40.
The Lavve was qualified to the ſtate of man before he fell. 4…. b 8.
One of the principall partes which God requireth in his Lavve, is that we ſhould no way ſeke our neigh hours goods. 574. a 37.
VVe can not ſtande before God, although we fulfill the Lavve. 188. b 6. 189. a 7. & 261. a …2.
God maketh warre againſt all fortes of men, that tranſgreſſe his Lavv. 771. b 2.
VVe owe more vntoo God, than by the Lavve is exacted of vsus. 451. b 1.
Hovve God hathe giuen his Lavve. 262. b 9.
VVhy the lavv is called the meſſage of death. 188. a 61.
Laughing.
VVhat is ment by Laughing in time of calamitie. 111. a 47.
Laying.
VVhat the Scripture meneth by Laying ones hande vppon his mouth. 791. 48.
Lazarus.
Lazarus. 7. b 23
Learning and Leſſon.
VVhence wee muſt fetch our Learning and wiſdome all our whole life 727. a 42.
VVhat wee hauehave too Learne of that that God hath limitted our life. 276. b 10.
VVee muſt not be greeued to make account of a good leſſon, bicauſe it is common. 317. b 5.
Leuiathan. 800. b 52.
Libertie.
VVe ought to attempt nothing but that, that God hath giuen vsus Libertie to do 61. b 31.
Lifting vp and Loftineſſe.
Mens Loftineſſe or preſuming is of two ſortes. 596. a b.
VVhat is ment in the Scripture by Loftineſſe 797. b 22.
The two things that make vsus to Life vp our ſelues preſumptuouſly againſt God, are ſelfe wiſdome, & ſelf rightuouſneſſe 803. b 52.
Linage or ofſpring.
Linage is a ſinguler honor that God doth giuegive vntounto men. 112. a 12.
Liue, Liuing, and Life.
All things hauehave then Life, mouing, and being of God. 672 a 59.
Mannes Life conſiſteth of two reſpectes, the one vntoo God, and the other too our neighbour. 4. b 51. 13. b 47.
The Life of man in it ſelfe, may wel be called a dreame. 379. b 6.
Our Life is a continuall warfare. 108 b 10. 285. a 4.
VVhat profite wee ought to take of the conſideration of the ſhorteneſſe of this Life 271. a 9. b 14.
The ſhortneſſe of our Life ought to repreſſe our preſumptuous curioſide and carping againſt God. 773. a 19.
The comparing of the ſhortneſſe of our Life with Gods euerlaſtingneſſe, muſt ſerue too abate oure pride. 734. a 18.
Our Life is no otherwiſe allowable before God, than if it be duely referred to his Lawe. 327 a 12.
The Life of man is full of miſeries, brittle, and tranſitorie. 22. b 52. 554▪ b 39.
Great difference betweene thinges that concerne this Life, and Gods ſecrete iudgementes. 514 b 17.
So long as wee couet too hauehave our Life allowed of men, we ſhall be full of ſuttle ſhiftes. 592. b 1.
The rule of a good Life. 445. … 39. 694. b 13.
Our deſire to liue in this world muſt be to ſerue God. 459. b 40.
Though a man Liue neuer ſo perfecte and angelicall a Life otherwiſe, yet if he glorifie not God in euerie point, all is but ſtarke wickedneſſe 664. b 13.
VVhat wee ought too thinke of this Life. 53 b 57.
The meane to Liue and die well, is too put our ſelues wholly intoo Gods tuicion, and not to preſume ought at all, vponupon our owne power or wit. 673 a 50.
The Life that is in man, is ioyned with reaſon and vnderſtanding. 201. a 17.
In what manner it is Lawfull for a man too be wearie of this Life. 53. a 5.
It is no lawfull for the faithfull too miſlike thier Life 64. a 5.
The faithfull muſt ſtill hope for life, yea euen in the extremitie of deth 331. b 5….
The cauſe why the Fathers of olde time, were ſatiſfied with long liuing 820. b 38.
The ends wher vntounto we Liue in this worlde. 19. b 41. 1…. b 42. 19. b 4. 644. b 32.
The deſirouſneſſe of the wicked to Liue ſtill in this world, and their lothneſſe to die. 820. b 5….
The opinion of the heathen concerning mans Life. 83. b 12.
All things that concerne euerlaſting Life, are fa…e aboue our reach. 522 a 36.
Looking and Lookes.
God loketh not only vpō the thing… that are apparant to the world. 573. b 59.
Vnchaſt Lookes ſhew the corruption of the heart. 577. a 42.
Our Lokes are as ſparkles to kindle the fire of luſt within vsus. 577. a 32.
Men are alwayes vnhappie if God Loke not vponupon them, and be readie to heare them. 507. a 59.
The end why we ought to Loke vntounto God. 5. a 13.
LoueLove.
Gods tender and Fatherly LoueLove toward vsus. 23. b. 15. 25.
Hovv needefull it is for vsus to be perſuaded thereof. 28. b 55. 29. a 2.
VVhy God doth nor alwayes ſhewe the ſignes of his LoueLove to his children. 405. a 6.
The wretchedneſſe of them that doubt of Gods LoueLove. 286. a 21.
VVhy God trieth vvhether vve LoueLove him, and ſerue him or no. 4. a 53.
Gods incomprehenſible LoueLove towards vsus. 784. a 31.
VVee ought too bee perſuaded of Gods LoueLove towards vsus. 285. a 50.
Gods LoueLove is not the leſſe towardes vsus, for his afflicting of vsus. 2 9. a 17. 32 b 18.
VVhy God vttered his LoueLove in olde time, by giuing men long life and worldly proſperitie, more than now adayes. 770. b 51.
The true LoueLove of God. 70. a 10.
The LoueLove and ſeruice of our neighbour, muſt bee matched with the LoueLove and ſeruice of God, or elſe it is to no purpoſe. 40. b 16.
Fleſhly ſelfe LoueLove, diſpleaſeth God. 66. b 34.
VVe ought to LoueLove our neighbour as our ſelfe. 319. b. 3.
The true triall of LoueLove. 49. a 41.
If we LoueLove our enemies, it ſhall turn to our owne benefit. …18. b. 11.
The blaſphemie of the Papiſts in denying that it vvas alwayes Gods vvill that wee ſhould LoueLove our enemies. 597. a 35.
Light.
Gods mightie power, wiſdome, and goodneſſe vttred in bounding & bringing forth of the light, ought to prouoke vsus to glorifie him. 764 a 6.
VVhy God ſuffereth the wicked to inioy the Light as well as the godly. 766. a 40.
The daylight giueth ſhape, faſhion, and beautie, too all thinges vponupon earth. 765. a 36.
The daylight diſcouereth and reſtreineth the leudneſſe and outrage of wicked folke. 765. b 1.
The wicked ſhall not inioy the light for euer. 766. a 56.
Lightning.
Lightning is a token of Gods preſence. 29. b 41.