Scriptures Opened and Cases of Conscience Resolved, Scripture index
A Table of the Scriptures, that are open'd more largely in this Book, and of the Queſtions that are grounded on them.
Proverbs
CHAP. 10. 11, 19. If abundant words (like a Well) be good, how then is there ſin in many words? Page. 1.
Chap. 11. 26. Is it abſolutely unlawful to withhold corn from publick ſale? Page. 8.
Chap. 13. 22, 24. What courſe ſhould Parents take to provide well for their Children? Page. 15.
Chap. 17. 22. What helps are there for that mirth which is ſo commodious, and ſo much commended? Page. 19.
Chap. 23. 1, 2, 3. What Rules doth Solomon give concerning feaſting and carnal luſts? Page. 33.
Chap. 23. 4, 5. What counſel doth Solomon give for the reſtraint of Worldly luſts? Page. 42.
Chap. 25. 8. 9, 10. What's Solomon's advice concerning the vice of Strife and Contention? Page. 49.
Chap. 28. 14. What is there in fear that by reaſon of that a man ſhould be pronounced bleſſed? Page. 54.
Chap. 28. 14. What hardneſs of heart is that which makes men fall into miſchief? Page. 60.
Eccleſiaſtes.
Chap. 1. 2. What doth this Book (in ſum) hold forth to us as concerning Vanity? Page. 67.
Chap. 7. 10. Doth Solomon abſolutely bind us up from ſaying the former times were better than theſe? Page. 73.
Chap. 7. 16, 17 What may Solomon mean by juſt Overmuch, and wicked Overmuch? Page. 79.
Chap. 9. 1, 2. Is it abſolutely ſo that all things come alike to all? Page. 89.
Chap. 9. 7, 8, 9. Are the words of theſe verſes the precepts of Solomon? or the ſayings of ſenſualiſts? Page. 97.
Chap. 5. 5. What grounds are there for the continuance and uſe of Vows in Goſpel-times? Page. 108.
Iſaiah.
Chap. 9. 6, 7. What's the Reaſon that Chriſt is ſo much mentioned in the Prophecies of the old-Teſtament and promiſes of Church-Deliverances? Page. 165.
Chap. 38. 3. What courſe are we to take for death-bed comfort? Page. 189.
Chap. 40. 18. Why doth the Lord ſpeak ſo much in his Word againſt Idolatry and Idolaters? Page. 205.
Chap. 42. 1. 3. What is meant by Chriſt's bringing forth judgment unto Truth or Victory? Page. 199.
Chap. 45. 23: Whence is it that the bowing of every Knee to God is ſo remarkably, yea with a Divine Oath, prophecied of in this Text? Page. 210.
Chap. 45. 23. latter part: How is ſwearing an evidence and ſpecial Character of ſubjection unto, and owning of the true God? Page. 214.
Chap. 53. 1. What's the reaſon why ſo few in all ages have entertained the Goſpel? Page. 223.
Chap. 63. 17. How can God be ſaid to cauſe to err, and to harden the hearts of his People from his ways? Page. 238.
Jeremiah.
Chap. 36. 11. How is Judah ſaid to be worſe than Iſrael, eſpecially in Joſiah's days ſo eminent a Reformer? Page. 244.
Chap. 3. 16. Why is it ſaid in ſo many words, the Ark of the Lord ſhall be no more minded? Page. 249.
Chap. 6. 16. What is the way to Soul-Reſt? Page. 255.
Chap. 7. 21, 22. Did not God command Sacrifices and ceremonial things in the time of the Old-Teſtament? Page. 262.
Chap. 12. 5. What may be the meaning and uſe of theſe enigmatical words? Jer. 12. 5. Page. 266.
Chap. 20. 14. How is it poſſible ſo holy a man as Jeremy was, ſhould ſpeak ſo ſtrange words? Page. 271.
Chap. 28. 2, 3, 4. When one Miniſter ſays one thing, and another (with as much confidence) ſays the contrary, How ſhal… People know which to believe? Page. 278.
Chap. 29. 7. Why ſhould the People of God ſeek the Peace of Babylon wherein they were miſerable Captives under a cruel Tyrant? Page. 283.
Chap. 31. 31. Whence is it that Jeremy ſpeaks of a new-Covenant, and what doth be ſay of it? Page. 289.
Chap. 36. 5, 6. What are the Duties of a faſting day, eſpecially of a publick faſt? Page. 311.
Chap. 38. 1, 2. How could the People d… liver themſelves to the King of Babylon, and yet keep fidelity to Zedekiah their own King? Page. 316.
Chap. 38. 37. Did Jeremy well in giving ſuch a partial anſwer to the Princes, or is he to
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