Sermons on Job, Subject index · Part T
T.
Talke.
Al our Talke muſt tend to the glory of God. 714. b 8.
Tame.
Til we know that God putteth vsus to reproch, and giueth men leaue to perſecute vsus, we ſhal neuer be Tamed as vve ought to be. 560. a 5.
Teach, Teacher, Teachable, Teachableneſſe.
There is no Teacher like vntounto GOD, and howe to learne at his handes. 730. a 4. b
All the Teaching, reading, and hearing of Gods woord that can bee, vvil not auaile vsus, except he worke inwardly by his holy ſpirite. 730. a 34.
The way to bee well taught at Gods hand. 788. b 16. 809. b 31.
To be Teachable is a great vertue. 129. a 7. b 33.
The firſt foundation of wiſedome is Teachableneſſe, that is to ſay, a willingneſſe or deſirouſneſſe to be taught. 674. a. 20.
VVhen God teacheth vve muſt giuegive eare to his Teaching. 635 b. 48.
The Lord wil hauehave vsus only to receiue that which he thinketh good too Teach vsus. 529. a. 30.
He that will teach others well, muſt firſt learne of god, and hauehave a perfect feeling of the true Doctrine in his hart. 628. a. 26. 629. a. 47.
The properties of a good Teacher. 486. a. 10. 542. b. 34.
The office of the Preachers and Teachers of the Goſpell too forgiue ſinnes. 648. a. 16.
The lets are many which turne men aſide from ſuffring themſelues to be taught by God. 526. b. 60.
Very fevv now a dayes can abide too be taught, but eueryevery man taketh vponupon him to be a Teacher. 542. a. 1
They ſhall neuer be good Teachers which wil not ſuffer themſelues to be reproued when they do amiſſe. 697. a. 53.
If wee make no reckoning of the good life of ſuch as ought to teach vsus, we reiect the aſſurance that god giueth vsus of his doctrine. 542. b. 48
They that deſpiſe their teachers, offer wrong vntounto God. 237. b. 21.
All Popiſh Teachers are ſcorners of God. 215. b. 44.
The condemnation of hypocriticall teachers. 71. a. 47.
Temptations & Tempting.
Temptation. 68. a. 50.
Three degrees of Tentatiōs, 282. b. 3.
VVee are ſometimes Tempted without any inward affectiō. 577. b. 41.
Temptation ſpirituall. 1. b. 45.
Temptations too any vnlawfulneſſe come of the diuell. 19. a. 16.
Great difference betweene the beeing beaten downe with Temptatiōs, and beeing ſhaken only, and yet with ſtanding them. 282. a. 18. and ſo forth.
Temptations blot out the rememberance of Gods benefites, 58. a. 3.
The Temptations, trialles, and troubles of the godly are many and manifold. 20 a. 50. 29. a. 50.
VVhy vvee ought not too miſlike of Gods doing when he cauſeth vsus to be Tempted and tried. 19. b. 22.
The violence of Temptations and afflictions driueth euen the godlieſt to ouerſhoote themſelues. 663. b. 11.
The ſaintes which God moſt loued hauehave bene in very great Temptation, and how we ought too applie this to our comfort. 320. a. 5.
VVhy ſome men are ſtronger in tēptations and afflictions than otherſome. 27. a. 11.
The greateſt Temptation that can come to man is to be preſſed with the feeling of Gods wraih. 113. a. 61 114. a. 23. b. 32. 120. b. 17.
Hovv the faithful ought to ſtrengthē themſelues in Tentations. 338. b. 54.
Gods ſtrength neuer fayleth men in their temptations. 53. a. 12.
Our ouercōming of Temptations is not without leauing ſome markes of our infirmities. 663. b. 22.
The ouercomming and withſtanding of Temptations, and aduerſities commeth of Gods power in vsus, and not of our ſelues. 28. a. 41. 59.
Satans chiefe Temptation in our afflictions. 51. b. 10.
Terrible.
To what end God ſheweth himſelfe Terrible to vsus. 740. b. 35. 753. a 10. 754. a. b. 807. a. 8.
Thankfulneſſe.
VVhat maner of Thankfulneſſe it be houeth vsus to yeeld to God when we hauehave felt his mercy in forgeuing our ſinnes, 653. a. 50.
All Gods creatures prouoke vsus too Thankfulneſſe towardes God. 705 b. 50.
Thoughts.
The errour of the Papiſtes touching ſinfull thoughts. 48. a. 12. 664. a. 10
Threatnings.
Looke warning.
God denounceth not his threatnings in vaine. 513 b. 51.
Thryce.
VVhat the number of Thryce betokeneth in holy Scripture. 658. a. 8.
Thunder.
The ingendring of Thunder and lightning in the aire. 736. a. 10.
The Thunder is termed the voyce of God. 739. a. 49.
The Thunder and tempeſtuous weather are meſſengers of Gods Maieſtie, and proofes of his prouidence and ſoueraigntie ouer all his creatures. 743. a. 20.
The Thunder and lightning make vsus vnexcuſable if we do not thereby both know, feare, and magnifie God. 739. b. 13. 741. a. 39.
The Thunder maketh euen the Reprobates. and Atheiſtes to knowe and confeſſe that there is a God. 752. a.
Tormenter.
A man can hauehave no worſe Tormenter then himſelfe. 271. a. 59.
Trades.
All Trades are giftes of God. 521. a. 61
Trauell.
All Trauaile and turmoyle in the world can not make a man riche except God bleſſe him. 514. a. 61.
Trayterouſneſſe
The proud Trayterouſneſſe of man. 289. a. 19.
Treaſure.
VVhat the ſimilitude of the vvoord Treaſure importeth 769. b. 50.
Tumbe.
The heauen ſhall ſerue for a Tumbe to Gods Saintes. 517. a. 15.
Looke more in Buriall.
Trouble.
Such as are bold in Troubling others ſhalbe danted by the hand of god. 519. a. 25.
Truſt.
VVe muſt continually truſt in Gods goodneſſe. 108. a. 61. 798. b. a.
VVhat is imported by Truſting in God. 129. a. 13. 257. a. 38.
Gods bereauing vsus of all truſt in our owne righteouſneſſe is to our ſingular benefite and welfare. 660. a. 14.
Our truſt muſt not bee tyed too the things that are ſeene, but we muſt Truſt in God euen in the midſt of death. 561. b. 32.
Truth.
VVhen God offreth vsus his Truth we muſt receiue it vvithout replying or gainſaying. 659. a 53.
The Trueth of God ſhall neuer bee ſuppreſſed. 132. a 56. 623. a 44.
It is blafphemy againſt GOD too make countenance or conſent to ſuch as maintaine an euill caſe & go againſt the Trueth. 502. a 25.
He that knoweth Gods Trueth muſt not keepe it cloſe but is bound to his neighbours. 302. a 25.
VVhenſoeuer we ſee a man ſtriue againſt Gods Truth in woordes or vvorkes, we ought to ſet ourſelues againſt him. 374. a 22.
The feare fauoure or authority of man, muſt not reſtraine vsus from the maintaining or ſetting foorth of Gods Truth. 625. b 50. 626. a b 627. a.
VVe muſt not be afraid to maintain Gods Truth, and why. 701. a 33.
VVhy men dare not maintaine the Truth & the Puniſhment of their faint hartedneſſe. 623. a 61.
God is not worſhipped, if his Truth be not obeyed. 129. a 28.
Man of his owne nature cannot call vponupon God in Truth. 284. a 51.
One cauſe that hindereth the ſimple ſort to come to God is Truth. 524 a 61.
Turke.
The ground of the Turkes Religion 79. b. 60.
Of Turning.
The welſpring of all euilles, and of deſtruction, is to Turn away from God. 683. b 42.
VVhy the Heathen and Paynims are ſaid to be Turned away from god 684. a 1.