Thirty-One Select Sermons 2, Index – Errata
An Alphabetical Table of the Principal Heads and Matter in theſe preceding Sermons.
A
Acts of God that he exerciſeth, are of two ſorts, p. 235
Adam, man was in him two waies p. 343
Afflictions prevent ſin p. 180
Afflictions are for inſtruction, ibid
Afflictions are for ſanctification, p. 181
Agreement between God and Man is twofold p. 340
All Iſrael, a double ſenſe of it, p 272
All Things are the Saints See after page 163. in p. 146
Angel applyed to Church-Officers, p. 686
Angels differ in office p 49, 71
Angels additional glory ſhall be made out to them ibid
Angels, why impeccant p. 148
Angels that never fell, what they have by Chriſt.
Anger of God is two-fold, p. 176
Antichriſt, a three-fold diſcovery of him p. 75
Antichriſt, the fruit and conſequences that will follow upon his deſtruction p. 86
Antichriſt riſeth in a double Beaſt, p. …78
Army hath three things to make it orderly p. 93
Authority threefold, erected by Chriſt p. 3…3
B
Babylon the great is fallen p. 70
Babylon, who ſpeaks it? ib.
Babylon, why ſo called? p. 74
Babylon, how is it ſaid, it is fallen, p. 75
Babylon ſhall certainly fall p. 76
Babylons cauſes of deſtruction, p. 77
Babylons deſtruction ſhall be double p. 81
Babylons deſtruction is matter of Triumph to the Saints p. 84
Babylons conſequences of her deſtruction p. 86
Babylons ruine, how to improve it, p. 87
Barrenneſs perpetual, why inflicted for the neglect of the Goſpel, p. 19
Barrenneſs ſpiritual, are of three ſorts p. 20
Barrenneſs perpetual, why God gives men over to it p. 23
Barrenneſs hath three ſeveral ſteps and degrees p. 25
Battle bow, what it is p. 393
Beaſt that the woman rides upon, what is it p. 73
Beaſt hath three names given to it, ibid.
Beaſt full of eyes, what it notes, p. 570
Beaſts, the four what they ſet forth p. ibid.
Bleſſed in the end: That a man may be ſo, directions for it p. 225
Bondage: ſee Covenant.
C
Candleſticks golden, how Chriſt is ſaid to walk amongſt them, p. 697
Calling of the Jews. See Jews.
Capernaums exprobation p. 311
Capernaums exaltation p. 312
Caſes two, in which God gives his people early aſſurance p. 603
Chriſt hath a double reference to us, p. 143
Chriſt, how he hath freed us from the Law p 344
Chriſt is God the Fathers ſervant, p. 638
Chriſt in him, there are two things that ſhould mainly take up our ſtudies p. 637
Chriſt, how he came to be a ſervant p. 640
Chriſt had in him inſtrumental fitneſs for his Fathers ends p. 642
Chriſt hath a double Title p. 677
Chriſt, though in heaven yet he is ſtill in office p. 682
Chriſt, why he ſingles out the ſeven Churches of Aſia to write unto, p. 684
Chriſts care of the Churches Officers p 686
Chriſts care, what is the act of it, and what is noted from it, p. 688, 689
Chriſts care of the Members, p. 693
Chriſtians duty. See Perfection.
Church, her power and glory in time to come ſhall be viſible p. 2
Church, her perfection ſtands in two things p 91
Church, her order conſiſts in three things p. 92
Church-officers are of two ſorts p 95
Church hath three things in it differenced by the Lord p. 110
Churches (All) accepted of officers, p. 115
Church without officers a true Church p 116
Church compleat with officers, ibid.
Church-authority is ſpiritual p. 1…3
Church-power for ſpiritual ends, p. 124
Church comforted with aſſurance of deliverance p. 466
Church, her glorious condition after deliverance p. 467
Church, why called a Candleſtick, p. 693
Church, why inſtituted p. 694
Church, why called a golden-Candleſtick p 695
Church hath a double foundation, p. 696
City, what is meant by it p. 5
Cleanſing, men have great need of it p. 434
Cleanſing, rules to know a man comes nearer the perfection of it, p. 437
Cleanſing, the Motives to it, p. 440
Communion with God keeps up…n the ſoul ſuch qualifications as make afflictions eaſie 150
Communion is the firſt fruit of fruition p 163
Conſenus the Jeſuites advice p. 53
Conſolations provided for Gods people anſwerable to their afflictions p. 558
Conſolations of David, or of the Pſalmiſt, what are they p. 559
Converſe. See Heedleſneſs.
Covenant twofold, with a twofold head p. 142
Covenant hath a double property, ibid.
Covenant made with mankind, p. 338
Covenant the ſecond, to judge whether we be under it or no p. 348
Covenant, he that is under the firſt, how he is in bondage p. 349
Covenant, what is ſpoken to them that are under the firſt p. 551
Covenants two in the Galat. what is meant by them p. 336, 337
Covenants two, made with two ſeveral heads p 340
Covenants under which men are, God deals with them indifferently p. 45
Courage twofold p 618
Corner ſhall come out of him, what is that, p. 391. See Magiſtrates.
Crown, commonly belongs to the Saints p. 48
Crowns peculiar belong to ſome Saints ibid.
Curſe twofold upon the creature, in reference to Man p. 528
Curſe hath two things in it, p. 215
Curſe threefold upon the creature, to all unregenerate men p. 546
D
Davids temptations and afflictions, p. 134
David had three things diſcovered to him of unregenerate men, p. 135
David was taught ſomething of his own people p. 136
Day of Trouble. See Trouble.
Daies five, great in Scripture, p. 167
Day, none ſuch like it p. 170
Death of the Saints hath ſomething that is peculiar to them in it, p. 215
Deaths conſequences p. 217
Decree, why ſo called p. 455
Deliverance, how to know it when it is near p. 185
Deliverance, to what ends did God work it p. 730
Deſertion is an act of Juſtice, p. 237
Deſires of moſt men, two things in it. p. 187
Deſtruction, how men bring it upon themſelves p. 205
Deſtruction, how dangerous to Nations ibid.
Diſcoveries, there are different of the excellency of Chriſts perſon to the Saints p. 575
Diſhonour, how to God p. 204
Diſpenſations preſent, compared with the rules of the word, p. 183
Devil draws men from Chriſt two waies p. 52
Devil, how he is gratified p. 204
Dominion is twofold. See p. 148. follow p. 163
Draw near to God, in evil times is good p. 137
Draw near, what is it, ibid.
Draw near, why is it good p 146
Draw near to God, how to be improved p. 152
Draw near to God, how we ſhould, p. 154
Duties difficult in Religion. See Officers, People. p. 56
Die, when Godly men die, they are to be lamented p. 221
Die, the death of the righteous, Conſiderations of it, Page 224. See wiſemen.
E
Election. See Paſtors.
Ends 4. principal appointed Chriſt to accompliſh p. 642
Ends additional accompliſhed by Chriſt p. 646
Ends of God, what are they on the world at preſent p. 679
Eſtrangement of ſinners. See Sinners.
Evangeliſts appointed by the Apoſtles to ſet up Officers p 115
Evil twofold that befell the creature. See p. 148. follow p. 163
Exactors, what it is p. 394
Ezekiel, ſome light into his 8. laſt Chapters p. 3
F
Faith and hope differ. See p. 152. follow p. 163
Faith, its acts p. 184
Faith muſt be ſtriven for p. 189. or elſe dangerous ibid.
Faith hath ſeveral acts p. 485
Faſt, why Chriſt did ſo p. 590
Fat waxed, it hath a double ſignification p. 520
Fearleſneſs of Judgement. p. 153
Fellowſhip hath peculiar times, p. 157
Fit for ſervice, what will make a man p. 652
Fitneſs inſtrumental, a great honour to God p. 651
Forſake God, he that doth it ſhall be forſaken of him p. 234
To Forſake God, what is it p. 248
Forſake God, how men do ſo. See p. 247. follow p. 248
Forſaken, the grounds of it are different p. 243
Forſaken of God, what is it p. 258
Forſaken by God, the miſery it brings p. 265
Foundation double p. 228
Fruitfulneſs is an Argument of Chriſts delighting in a man, p. 21
Fruits of mercy. See Mer…
Fulneſs of ſin p. 153
G
Galleries wherein Gods people walk are two p. 145
Gifts of the ſpirit are of two ſorts, p. 41
Gifts that Chriſt beſtows, he hath a double ground for it p. 711
Gifts are not beſtowed upon all perſons in the ſame meaſure, p. 714
Gifts are not meaſured unto all ages alike p. 719
Gifts, God will reckon with men for them p. 706
Glory additional, ſhall be made out to the Angels p. 49
Godly mans deſcription p. 209
Godly men die not as others do, p. 211
Godlineſs, its duties are of two ſorts, p. 589
Goodneſs of God, the evil in not returning according to it p. 2…9
Goodneſs of God. Take notice of it, p. 649.
Goſpel neglected, whe puniſhed with perpetual Barrenneſs p. 19
Goſpel wherever ſent, it is with a threefold reference p. 310
Goſpel Ordinances ſet up in purity and honour to the meaneſt, p. 314
Goſpel, how to walk towards it, p. …27
Government civil is lawful p. 114
Government, how to make it to proſper p. 602
Government doth ſtand upon a double Covenant p. 624
Government of Angels, by them Gods people have a double benefit p. 660
Grace of God, what is meant by it, p. …92
Grace of God, to turn it into wantonneſs, what is it p. 194
Grace of God direct: to take heed of turning it into wantonneſs p 203
Grace only is truly wiſdom p. 495
Grace, the excellency of it wherein it lies p. 504
Grace, Tryals for it, p. 510
Grace, how to attain it, p. 511
Grace was the foundation, even of the merit of Chriſt himſelf, p. 709
Graces excell in ſome more then in others p. 745
Greatneſs of ſpirit that is holy, wherin it lies p. 59
Growth of grace in ſome reſpects as neceſſary as truth of Grace, p. 46
H
Habitation of his holineſs, what is meant by it p. 363
Hand, Gods right hand, what it notes p. 640
Hear, take heed how, and what p. 295
Heaven hath not in it four things, p. 6
Heedleſneſs in converſing with God, a provoking evil p. 302
Heedleſneſs conſtant, a certain ſign of a corrupt heart p. 305
Heedleſneſs, directions againſt it, ib.
Hell, what makes it p. 381
Hells torment hath in it two things, p. 528
Hiding place for Gods people is twofold p. 219
Holy, how a man ſhould know it, p. 49
Holineſs, what is it p. 33
Holineſs is twofold ibid.
Holineſs the only way to happineſs, p. 38
Holineſs, quoad principium, is called regeneration, p. 39
Holineſs, quoad incrementum, is called ſanctification p. 44
Holineſs, quoad exercitium, is called Obedience p. 47
Holineſs weighs the beſt p. 224
Holineſs, the Motives to it p. 422
Holineſs, the perfection of it conſiſts in three things p. 425
Hope is converſant about things to come. See p. 152. follows p. 163
I
Iacob put for all the Tribes p. 165
Idols, take heed of them p. 483
Jehu's ſervice p. 289
Jehu's heart not right with God, p. 291
Jehue's cenſure p. 293
Jealouſie of God hath a double fruit p. 703
Jeſurun, the word opened p. 518 519
Ieſurun waxed fat p. 520
Iews, National converſion p. 274
Iews, God hath not caſt them off, p. 268
Iews ſhall be ingrafted again, ibid.
Iews ſhall be converted by ſight, p. 277
Iews, calling the manner of it, p. 280
Iews, calling the time of it p. 281
Iews, when converted, what ſhall be amongſt them p. 282
Iews converſion, the grounds for it. See p. 283. follows p. 288
Iews converſion, the uſe of it. See p. 282. follows p. 288
Iews objections concerning them anſwered. See p. 278. follows g. 288
Iews ſacrifices of two ſorts, p. 358
Inheritance of the Saints. See 145 follows p. 163
Iniquity our own, how to keep from it p. 159
Iniquity a mans own, what is it p. 744
Iniquity our own, what is it for a man to keep himſelf from it, p. 746
Intereſt in Chriſt, rules to know it, p. 348
Ioy in Scripture is twofold p. 65
Iudgements, what they are upon men unfruitful under Ordinances, p. 11
Iudgement hath a ſet time. See Nation.
Judgement determined in the time of it, is ſet forth by divers expreſſions p. 544
Iudgement, the means that did formerly prevail in the time of it, doth not now prevail, p. 455
Iudgements, their manner how executed in an ordinary way, p. 13
Iudgements, none like ſpiritual, p. 15
Iudgements of God are an evidence of reprobation, and an earneſt of condemnation p. 17, 18
Iudgements upon Babylon. p. 82
Iudgements, the uſe of them, p. 235
Iudgements, ſigns fore-going, p. 458
Iudgements beginning, a token that the time of Judgement dravvs near p. 361
K
Keep cloſe to God in evil times … good p. …
Keep thy heart upon what g…ou… p. …
To Keep a mans ſelf from their iniquities, that attend high places, p. 605
Keep thine own houſe, rules for it, p. 607
Keep thine own Vineyard; Conſiderations to quicken p. 614
Keep cloſe to the word, Conſiderations unto it p. 634
Keepers of the Vineyard, have a more peculiar charge of their own Vineyard p. 598
Keepers of other Vineyards, many times neglect their own p. 609
Kickt, notes two things p. 521
Kingdom providential p. 658
Kingdom of God committed to the Mediator, is two fold ibid.
Kingdom of Chriſt in this world is made up of two parts p. 686
Knowledge, God will reckon with men for it p. 706
L
Law. See Chriſt.
Loſs of godly men is to be conſidered p. 221
Loſs of righteous men is to be laid to heart p. 227
Love electing aimes at a twofold end p. 141
Love of Chriſt to the Saints is twofold p. 157
Luſts, ſome acts are more then others p. 158
M
Madneſs hath in it two things, p. 481
Magiſtrate made choice of by the people p. 114
Magiſtrates, why called the Corner-ſtone p. 392
Magiſtrates good, are as a Corner-ſtone to a Common-wealth, p. 397
Magiſtrates buſineſs is, to uphold a Common-wealth ibid.
Magiſtrates, how ſaid to be the Corner-ſtone p. 399
Magiſtrates care and duty to rule well ibid.
Magiſtrates bear a double Image, p. 405, 602
Magiſtrates hands muſt be firſt in union p. 409
Magiſtrates, what manner of men they muſt be that are fit for this work p. 416
Magiſtrates in their Government are to have reſpect to the word, p. 623
Magiſtrates oppoſing truth never proſper p. 627
Man natural, if conſidered as fallen, hath reaſon to be awakened p. 354
Man natural awakened, is to ſeek the change of his Covenant, p. 347, 352
Mark of the Beaſt is twofold, p. 474
Mariſh and mirie places, what is meant p. 9
Mariſh places, and men unfruitful under Ordinances reſembled, ibid.
Marriage hath a double end, p. 21
Members duties towards their Paſtors p. 105
Members have a threefold power, p. 119
Members are not to intrench upon the officers power p. 120
Mercy National, hath ſix things obſervable p. 64
Mercy for Gods people. See People,
Mercy, in it every godly man is to look at two things p. 514
Mercy diſcovers ſix waies, by which men are the worſe p. 532
Mercy,
the fruit of it p. 535
— It is threefold p. 736
Mercy, the grounds of it, p. 737
Mercies are of two ſorts p. 523
Mercies, the reaſon why they make men the worſe p. 527
Mercies, the uſe of them, p. 531
Mercies, how to know they make men the better p. 538
Mercies are ſweet in the receipt, but ſad in the account, p. 724
Mercies, for receiving them, what is the thing that will be required, p. 727
Miniſters, how its poſſible to reconcile them p. 413
Miniſters have a threefold reference p. 443
Miniſters are ſervants of the Nation p. 444
Miniſters are Prophets of the Nation p. 446
Miniſters and people, the cauſes of mixture in all ages, p. 475
Mixtures in Religion, what they ſhould teach us p. 480
Mixtures humane are of three ſorts p. 485
Mixitures, the means God uſes to take them away, and the motives to believe it p. 489
Motto,
for a Chriſtian p. 603
— a ſouldier p. 665
Mould, two things in it p. 291
Myſterie, what it is p. 268
N
Nayl ſhall come forth out of him, p. 393
Nayl hath in it a twofold Analogy, ibid.
Name, one p. 469
Nation that is ſinful, hath a ſet time of Judgement appointed unto it, p. 449
O
Obedience in ſome ſenſe as neceſſary to ſalvation, as faith p. 47
Obligation of God to man is twofold p. 339
Officers duty p. 111
Officers and offices appointed by Chriſt ibid.
Officers appointed by the Holy-Ghoſt, ibid. Wherein he doth two things p. 111
Officers ſet by the Apoſtles, according to Chriſts Inſtitution, p. 115
Officers ſet up by the Evangeliſts according to the Apoſtles appointment ibid.
Officers accepted of by the Churches ibid.
Officers appointed for ſeveral ends, p. 116
Officers, the glory of a Church, ibid.
Officers have an office p. 118
Officers power, threefold p. 119
Officers, if they had not power, what would follow ibid.
Officers are the Churches ſervants, p. 120
Officers have the management of the Churches affairs p. 121
Officers muſt account for the ſouls of their people p. 125
Officers will give a different account at the laſt day p. 128
Officers in a Church, what manner of men they ought to be p. 130
Officers choſen without gifts, will prove miſerable to the Church, p. 132
Oppreſſion, what it is p. 394
Ordinances of worſhip ſhall continue, till the worlds end p. 7
Ordinances, all manner ſhall be in Gods City p. 8
Ordinances that have men unfruitful under them, reſembled to Mariſh places, p. 9. …ee their Judgement in p. 11.
Ordinances, the pureſt have ſome given up under them to perpetual Barrenneſs p. 12
Ordinances muſt be pure p. 155
Ordinances, ſome objectjons againſt them anſwered, p. 325
Ordinances, how to walk towards them p. 327
Ordinances, what to do for them, p. 329
P
Parables of the Virgins p. 40
Paſtors office, what is it p. 94
Paſtors election, the priviledge of the people p. 95
Paſtors duties, which they owe to their people p. 97
Paſtors duty in point of teaching, p. 98
Paſtors are to pray for their people, p. 99
Paſtors, how they muſt watch over their people p. 100
Paſtors diſpoſitions p. 102
Peoples duty p. 111
People of God have a double right to mercy. See p. 155. follows p. 63
People of God, why they are not ſpared p. 172
People, Gods own deareſt brought into ſtreights ibid.
People have many cauſes in them of mixture p. 478
People are freed from mixture, when God returns p. 479
People, Gods own deareſt in danger, to become the worſe for mercies p. 523
Perfection, in ſtriving to it, here is the Chriſtians duty p. 4…4
Perfection of purification conſiſts in three things p. 426
Perfection, in ſtriving after it, it is not in vain p. 431
Perfection is twofold p. 739
Perfection Evangelical, according to the tenor of the ſecond Covenant is twofold p. 740
Perfection, how David proves it, p. 742
Perfection that the Church ſhould undergo is threefold p. 377
Peter Martyrs remarkable obſervation p. 488
Power, all of three ſorts p. 62
Praiſes are to be returned for mercy p. 69
Prayer, how abundant to be in it, p. 89
Praeterition an act of ſoveraignty, p. 235
Preſence of Chriſt (…hat there is) with his Church p. 572
Preſence of Chriſt, the ends of it, p. 586
Preſence of Chriſt, here compared with his preſence in glory, p. 698
Preſence of Chriſt, what application to make of it p. 701
Principles, God looks upon before the actions p. 43
Principles that Godlineſs laies in the ſoul p. 449
Promiſes, three great, the Saints have under all their afflictions, p. 700
Promiſes are,
Objects of faith p. 485
Grounds of hope ibid.
Rules of prayer ibid.
Projects of Providence p. 667
Propheſies are to be eyed by the people of God p. …
Propheſies in Ezekiel concerning the Church, unto what time to be referred p. 3
Prophets have 4 ſins incident ſpecially to them p. 476
Providence, over all the Saints in eſpecial, See p. 159. follows, p. 163
Providence, her actings very myſterious p. 665
Providence, in all the actings of it, ſubmit to the will and wiſdom of God, or elſe mark the conſequences p. 672
Purification, wherefore to ſtrive after the perfection of it, p. 428
Purity perfect, objections concerning it anſwered p. 429
R
Raiſed, how God is ſaid ſo be, p. 365
Raiſed up, when God is, how to know it p. 372
Receiving little or much, it is to be accounted for, p. 720. and the Son of God himſelf will be the Judge ibid.
Receipts anſwerable thereunto ſhall mens account be p. 724
Receipts, what improvement to make of them p. 726
Reformation is twofold p. 592
Regeneration, in it a man receives two things p. 42, 43
Relations are of two ſorts, p. 142
Religion, Luther found in it three things very difficult p. 56
Religion alwaies attempted to be corrupted p. 470
Reprobation hath three conſequences p. 18
Reſt is twofold p. 550
Returning to God is twofold, p. 137
Revelation, the Book of it divided into two parts, and what it contains p. 567, 568
Revelation of Saint Iohn, when and for what end was it penned, p. 683
Righteous men dying, are taken from the evil to come (a ſpecial mercy) p. 319, 320
Riſe up preſently, two things cauſes God ſo to do p. 368
Romes deſtruction, matter of joy to the Saints p. 84
Rule of the word, what is it, p. 298
S
Saints have a double right to heaven p. 45
Saints, ſome of them are taken up into Heaven betimes, p. 47
Saints great work in this life, p. 63
Saints have three Titles given them, ibid.
Saints have two things terrible, of which they are afraid p. 99
Saints at the laſt day will have ſomething that will be even matter of ſorrow p. 129
Saints and Angels why imperant in heaven p. 148
Saints Inheritance. See Inheritance
Saints great comfort in their ſtraits is to ſee God ariſe for them. p. 366
Saints labour in their ſtraits to awaken God 368
Saints comfort muſt needs be great from Gods ariſing. 369
Salt given to a double interpretation p. 12
Sanctification conſiſts of two parts p. 243
Scripture wreſted. See, Searchers
See God, what is it p. 34
See God, as he is in himſelf. 36
See God, in his Saints p. 37
Servants are of two ſorts p. 640
Service acceptable to God muſt be heedfully done 294
Service who the perſon is that performs it. p. 300
Service introduced by ſin threefold p. 641
Silence in the World is twofo…d p. 379
Silence of all ungodly men hath a double ground for it ibid.
Silence to keep it upon a fourfold account p. 380
Silence why to be kept p. 383
Sin cauſes a double diſtance p. 137
Sin, the Miſery by it, ſtands in two things 347
Sin is filthineſs p. 423
Sin, darling how ſhould a man know what it is p. 750
Sin the reign of it is double p. 744
Sin darling how a man may know what it it p. 751
Sins darling are of three ſorts p. 753
Sin darling motives to take heed of it p. 753
Sins ſome more peculiarly break a mans Communion p. 158
Sins ſome eſpecially cauſe God to depart from his Sanctuary p. 332
Sins of Judah what did ripen them p. 458
Sins of the Prophets. See Prophets.
Sins even the beſt are proue more to ſome, then to others p. 744
Sinners State twofold p. 139
Sinners in a State of eſtrangement cannot pray ibid.
Sinners may draw near to God
Sincerity is Goſpel-perfection p. 34
Sincerity. David ſhews wherein it appears p. 738
Souls, the truſt of them, the greateſt p. 127
Souls they aſcend into heaven two ways p. 144
Spirit is double, that acts all man kind 42
Star, what is meant by it p. 688
Star, in Chriſts right hand what noted from that p. 689
State of Man is twofold p. 340
Strive for the Faith. See Faith.
Strive with whom p. 191
Subordination of Cauſes fourfold in Gods providential kingdom p. 658
T
Talents are not alike given to all perſons in the ſame meaſure p. 714
Things whatever men receive from God are given to them, or Committed to them. 708, 709
Things have four ways of Conveyance each for other p. 708
Thoughts in troubleſom Times come in by multitudes p. 546
Thoughts within more troubleſom to a godly man then troubles without p. 548
Thoughts unruly in troubleſom times rob the ſoul of its chiefeſt ornaments p. 553
Thoughts ſuch a multitude in David, whats the …auſe p. 554
Throne, what it alludes to p. 567
Throne of God, what it is p. 594
Throne, what doth Chriſt delight to give upon it. p. 759
Throne out of it proceed Judgements p. 581
Throne, to know when God is preſent upon it. p. 359
Times of doubtful expectations and diſputations p. 31, 32
Times there are peculiar for fellowſhip p. 157
Times of trouble what is meant by it. p. 166
Time of trouble reſerved for Gods own people. p. 173
Time twofold ſet unto men p. 225
Time there is when God ſeems to ſleep p. 366
Time for Judgement ſet to a ſinful Nation. p. 449
Time hath its ſet bounds 453
Time of Judgment, Old means prevail not in it p. 457
Time of Judgement may, and muſt be kown. p. 457
Time of Judgement againſt its coming p. 463
Tranſlation muſt have a double Change p. 347
Tree of life p. 341, 342
Tree that is barren hath a double curſe 22
Troubles of Gods Peoples are greater by how much more their light grows p. 174
Troubles,
1. With what mind doth God bring his people into them p. 176
2 In what meaſure he will
3. do it. p. 179
Fourthly, unto what ends God doth it p. 179
Troubles have a day, the uſe thereof p. 182
Truth is the intereſt that Chriſt hath in the world, p. 627. See Magiſtrates.
Truth is the Mother of holineſs, p. 52, 54
V
Vineyard, a man's own to neglect is a ſad thing p. 611
Vineyards committed to keep, is twofold p. 595
Viſion of God is twofold p. 35
Ʋnion with Chriſt, the end of it, p. 21
Ʋnion, the waies of it p. 409
Ʋniverſality, the great note of ſincerity p. 61
Ʋnregenerate men (all) that are in a ſtate of nature under the Covenant of works p. 343
Voice that ſpake in Ignatius p. 138
Voice in the Revelation is twofold, p. 81, 364
Voice of trembling, what apprehenſions of it. p. 164
W
Walking holily hath a double goodneſs in it p. 224
Walking
with God.
before God.
after God.
Sets forth a choice perfection, p. 471
Wantonneſs, what is meant by it, p. 193
Wantonneſs in corrupt Teachers, p. 195
Waters iſſuing out of the Sanctuary, what is meant by it p. 8
Watchmen of two ſorts p. 598
Waies of holineſs, the beſt waies, p. 223
Wedding-garment what it is p. 40
Wheel in the middle of a wheel, what it notes p. 664
Wheels, what things ſpoken of them, p. 662
Wickedneſs, depths appears in Satans influences p. 199
Will whole of God, is the ground of prayer p. 431
Wills ours, how to bring them to Gods effecting will p. 677
Wings, what they note p. 571
Wiſdom, what is meant by it p. 495
Wiſdom without grace is folly p. 496
Wiſdom, nothing is it but godlineſs, p. 503
Wiſdom, is ſeen in a right Judgement of all things p. 500
Wiſdom the principal thing p. 504
Wiſe-man, how he dies p. 213
Witneſſes at the laſt day, three great againſt thoſe that profit not by the means p. 130
Word of God, what compared unto in Scripture. See 152. follows 163
Word hath in it two ſort of rules, p. 183
Word, keep cloſe to it.
In the 1. Doctrine of it p. 626
In the 2. in the worſhip of it, p. 630
In the 3. practiſe of it p. 631
Word, in not keeping cloſe to it, what conſequences follow p. 630
Works, God the Father gave to Chriſt, are of two ſorts, p. 681
Worſhip of God is twofold, p. 250
FINIS.
Some Errata are in the Printing, and ſome words not enough plain, which the judicious Reader will obſerve, and may correct as he meets them here and there: ſuch as are;
PAg. 18. l. 23. make it foreign, foreign for foreign; p. 50. l. 27. r. bitter; p. 60. l. 17. make it plain, foreign, and p. 81. l. 11. foreign; p. 82. l. 8. ſummam; p. 92. l. 10. make it plain, foreign; p. 112. l. ult. for is, r. in; p. 156. l. 27. Rediunt; p. 146. l. 2. foreign; l. 24. poteſtatem; p. 149. l. 11. omnis; p. 155. l. 12. praeveniens; p. 165. l. 4. tremble; p. 171. l. 31 certam promiſſionem; p. 174. l. 18. perſecutionem; p. 183. l. 6. finituri; p. 187. l. 7. raro; p. 200. li. 25. luce veritatis extincta; p. 216. l. 19 double; p. 22. l. 25. wiſh; p. 232. l. 3. plane; p. 262. l. 25. Aſtructive; p. 368. l. 29. proeme; p. 283. margent, r. Auſtin; p. 284. l. 14. blot out Secondly; p. 285. l. 13. r. Chriſt was not glorified; p. 329. l. 28. r. quam; p. 384. l. 14 depoſeth; p. 386. l. 26. Lex; p. 393. l. 13. proportion; p. 437. l. 19. foreign; p. 467. l. 3. Hornes; p. 542. l. 1. trouble; p. 541. l. 7. Quartus; p. 574. l. 18. Cherub. p. 581. l. 13. deſcend; p. 677. l. 15. Spirit of Chriſt.
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