Section 4§. 4. Of the meanes to prepare vs to Prayer.
Section 5§. 5. Of Praying to God alone.
Section 6§. 6. Of Gods godneſſe and greatneſſe iointly conſidered together.
Section 7§. 7. Of this title Father applyed to God.
Section 8§. 8. Of the inſtructions which the title, Father, applied to God import.
Section 9§. 9. Of the prerogatiue of Gods children to ſpeake vnto him face to face.
Section 10§. 10. Of their dutie who haue free acceſſe to God.
Section 11§. 11. Of the parties compriſed vnder this particle OVR.
Section 12§. 12. Of applying Gods Fatherhood to our ſelues.
Section 13§. 13. Of Gods impartiall reſpect to all his children: and ſufficiencie of bleſsing for all.
Section 14§. 14. Of their mutuall duties which ſay OVR FATHER.
Section 15§. 15. Of the Saints participation of one anothers Prayers.
Section 16§. 16. Of Gods being in heauen.
Section 17§. 17. Of the direction which Gods being in heauen giueth vs for the manner of praying.
Section 18§. 18. Of the direction which Gods being in heauen giueth vs for the matter of Prayer.
Section 19§. 19. Of the manner of handling euerie Petition.
Section 20§. 20. Of the name of God, and the things compriſed vnder it.
Section 21§. 21. Of Gods making knowne himſelfe.
Section 22§. 22. Of Hallowing.
Section 23§. 23. Of the creatures hallowing the Creator.
Section 24§. 24. Of the excellencie of Holineſſe.
Section 25§. 25. Of the extent of mans deſire to haue Gods name hallowed.
Section 26§. 26. Of mans diſabilitie to hallow Gods Name.
Section 27§. 27. Of the force of this word THY in the firſt Petition.
Section 28§. 28. Of mans honouring God, becauſe God honoureth him.
Section 29§. 29. Of Saints honouring God, becauſe they are ſonnes.
Section 30§. 30. Of preferring Gods honour before all other things.
Section 31§. 31. Of aiming at Gods honour in all things.
Section 31§. 31. Of the particulars to be prayed for vnder the firſt Petition.
Section 32§. 32. Of the particulars for which thankes is to be giuen vnder the firſt Petition.
Section 33§. 33. Of the duties required by reaſon of the firſt Petition.
Section 34§. 34. Of the things to be bewailed in regard of the firſt Petition.
Section 35§. 35. Of Gods kingdome: what it is, and what be the kinds of it.
Section 36§. 36. Of Gods raigning ouer rebels.
Section 37§. 37. Of the kingdome of Grace and Glorie.
Section 38§. 38. Of the difference betwixt the kingdome of …Grace. Glorie.
Section 39§. 39. Of the Churches Gouernment.
Section 40§. 40. Of the encreaſe of the Church.
Section 41§. 41. Of the Churches imperfection.
Section 42§. 42. Of mans inabilitie to come vnto God.
Section 43§ 43. Of the force of this word THY in the ſecond Petition.
Section 44§. 44. Of Gods power to make his Kingdome come.
Section 45§. 45. Of the beſt meanes, and fitteſt perſons to hallow Gods Name.
Section 46§. 46. Of the ſpirituall bleſsings to be craued for the whole militant Church.
Section 47§. 47. Of praying for the outward temporall eſtate of the Church.
Section 48§. 48. Of the extent of our Prayer for the good of the Church after our time.
Section 49§. 49. Of praying againſt euills which annoy the Church.
Section 50§. 50. Of the things to be craued for particular Churches which we know.
Section 51§. 51. Of praying for the Churches whereof in particular we are members.
Section 52§. 52. Of the things to bee deſired for the Church triumphant.
Section 53§. 53. Of the things for which thankes is to be giuen by reaſon of the ſecond Petition.
Section 54§. 54. Of the duties required vnder the ſecond Petition.
Section 55§. 55. Of the things to be bewailed vnder the ſecond Petition.
Section 56§. 56. Of the will of God here meant, and doing it.
Section 57§. 57. Of the extent of our deſire to haue Gods will done.
Section 58§. 58. Of the rule of our obedience, Gods will.
Section 59§. 59. Of practiſing Gods will.
Section 60§. 60. Of mans diſabilitie to doe Gods will.
Section 61§. 61. Of the force of this word THY in the third Petition.
Section 62§. 62. Of preferring Gods will before all others.
Section 63§. 63. Of praying onely for men in earth.
Section 64§. 64. Of the meaning of this phraſe in heauen.
Section 65§. 65. Of the manner of following a perfect patterne.
Section 66§. 66. Of the matter of Patience which the inhabitants of heauen haue.
Section 67§. 67. Of well doing good.
Section 68§. 68. Of propounding a perfect patterne before vs.
Section 69§. 69. Of aiming at more then we can attaine to.
Section 70§. 70. Of the order of the third Petition.
Section 71§. 71. Of the honour done to God by doing his will.
Section 72§. 72. Of ſhewing our ſelues to be Gods ſubiects by doing his will.
Section 73§. 73. Of the particulars which we are taught to pray for in the third Petition.
Section 74§. 74. Of the things to be prayed for in the direction of the third Petition.
Section 75§. 75. Of the diſtinct heads of the manner of doing Gods will in heauen.
Section 76§. 76. Of the things for which thankes is to be giuen in the third Petition, and in the direction annexed…
Section 77§. 77. Of the duties to be obſerued; by reaſon of the third Petition.
Section 78§. 78. Of ſinnes againſt Gods will reuealed by his word.
Section 79§. 79. Of ſinnes againſt Gods will manifeſted by euents.
Section 80§. 80. Of ſinnes againſt the manner of doing good.
Petition 4THE FOVRTH PETITION.
Section 81§. 81. Of the meaning of this word BREAD.
Section 82§. 82. Of the Arguments alleadged for Spirituall Food to be meant by Bread, anſwered.
Section 83§. 83. Of praying for temporall bleſsings.
Section 84§. 84. Of mens right to the things of this world.
Section 85§. 85. Of ſundry leſſons ariſing from this particle Ours.
Section 86§. 86. Of the meaning of this word DAILY.
Section 87§. 87. Of deſiring no more then is needfull.
Section 88§. 88. Of Couetouſneſſe, Ambition, and Voluptuouſneſſe.
Section 89§. 89. Of Gods giuing temporall bleſsings. That he giueth them. How he giueth them.
Section 90§. 90. Of the inſtructions taught vs by asking bread of God.
Section 91§. 91. Of Gods free-giuing the things of this world.
Section 92§. 92. Of praying both for our ſelues and for others.
Section 93§. 93. Of praying for others outward well-fare
Section 94§. 94. Of reſting contented with our preſent eſtate.
Section 95§. 95. Of ſeeking the things which concerne our owne good as well as the glorie of God.
Section 96§. 96. Of the principall end of this life.
Section 97§. 97. Of placing the Petition for temporrll bleſsings before thoſe for ſpirituall.
Section 98§. 98. Of riſing from temporall to ſpirituall bleſsings.
Section 99§. 99. Of ſundrie particulars compriſed vnder the generall words of the fourth Petition.
Section 100§. 100. Of the extent of our prayers for the temporall good of others.
Section 101§. 101. Of the things for which by vertue of the fourth Petition we ought to giue thankes.
Section 102§. 102. Of the duties required by vertue of the fourth Petition.
Section 103§. 103. Of the ſinnes whereof the fourth Petition ſheweth men to be guilty.
Section 114§. 114. Of neglecting the welfare of others.
Section 104§. 104. Of ſundry branches of improuidence.
Section 105§. 105. Of carking too much for this world.
Petition 5THE FIFTH PETITION.
Section 106§. 106. Of ſinnes ſtiled debts, and of the kinds of thoſe debts.
Section 107§. 107. Of Chriſts actiue righteouſneſſe imputed to vs.
Section 108§. 108. Of mans subiection to ſinne.
Section 109§. 109. Of falling into ſinne daily.
Section 110§. 110. Of the difference betwixt Gods abſolution, and mans apprehenſion thereof.
Section 111§. 111. Of Popiſh indulgences for ſinnes to come, and Shriuing in Lent.
Section 112§. 112. Of neglecting to ſeeke diſcharge of ſinne till Eaſter: or till a day of viſitation, or death
Section 113§. 113. Of the wofulneſſe of the debt of ſinne.
Section 114§. 114. Of euery ſinne being mortall, yet not equall.
Section 115§. 115. Of the diſtinction of Veniall and mortall ſinnes.
Section 116§. 116. Of duties to be obſerued becauſe euerie ſinne is mortall.
Section 117§. 117. Of the many debts wherein we ſtand bound to Gods iuſtice.
Section 118§. 118. Of the appropriation of ſinne to our ſelues.
Section 119§. 119. Of Gods free and full diſcharge of mans debt.
Section 120§. 120. Of the concurrence of Gods mercie and iuſtice in the diſcharge of mans debt.
Section 121§. 121. Of mans diſabilitie to diſcharge his debt.
Section 122§. 122. Of Popiſh Satisfaction.
Section 123§. 123. Of humiliation and abnegation.
Section 124§. 124. Of the remiſſibleneſſe of ſinne.
Section 125§. 125. Of Gods Prerogatiue in forgiuing ſinne.
Section 126§. 126. Of Papiſts blaſphemie in giuing to men power to forgiue ſinnes.
Section 127§. 127. Of confeſſion of ſinne to God and Man.
Section 128§. 128. Of confeſſing ſinne to God, and ſeeking pardon of him.
Section 129§. 129. Of going to God for Pardon.
Section 130§. 130. Of Gods free and full diſcharge of ſinne.
Section 131§. 131. Of Merit of Congruitie.
Section 132§. 132. Of Popiſh ſatisfactions for ſinnes remitted.
Section 133§. 133. Of the comfort that ariſeth from Gods free and full diſcharge.
Section 134§. 134. Of praying for the pardon of our owne ſinnes eſpecially.
Section 135§. 135. Of praying for pardon of others ſinnes.
Section 136§. 136. Of mans forgiuing another.
Section 137§. 137. Of ſpeedy forgiueneſſe.
Section 138§. 138. Of conſtant forgiuing.
Section 139§. 139. Of dealing with man, as we deſire God ſhould deale with vs.
Section 140§. 140. Of the ſeuerall kinds of debts whereby we become debters to man.
Section 141§. 141. Of making ſatisfaction for wrongs done to man.
Section 142§. 142. Of departing from our right.
Section 143§. 143. Of forgiuing all ſorts of Debters.
Section 144§. 144. Of forgiuing our owne Debters.
Section 145§. 145. Of the force of this Particle As in the condition annexed to the fift Petition.
Section 146§. 146. Of true and vnfained forgiuing one another.
Section 147§. 147. Of forgiuing one another freely.
Section 148§. 148. Of a full forgiuing one another.
Section 149§. 149. Of requiring proper Debts.
Section 150§. 150. Of going to Law.
Section 151§. 151. Of Magiſtrates puniſhing wrong.
Section 152§. 152. Of imitating God in forgiuing wrongs.
Section 153§. 153. Of praying without reuenge: and of praying for reuenge.
Section 154§. 154. Of the aſſurance which our forgiuing giueth of Gods forgiuing vs.
Section 155§. 155. Of the reuenge which reuengefull perſons bring vpon themſelues.
Section 156§. 156. Of deprecation againſt euill.
Section 157§. 157. Of taking care for our ſpirituall welfare.
Section 158§. 158. Of doubling our care for the good of our ſoules.
Section 159§. 159. Of the bleſſings which Pardon of ſinne bringeth.
Section 160§. 160. Of the precedence of Iuſtification before Sanctification.
Section 161§. 161. Of graces to be prayed for in regard of the pardon of our owne ſinnes.
Section 162§. 162. Of graces to be prayed for in regard of the pardon of others ſinnes.
Section 163§. 163. Of the graces which are to be prayed for by reaſon of the condition annexed to the Fift Petition.
Section 164§. 164. Of the things for which thankes is to be giuen by vertue of the Fift Petition.
Section 165§. 165. Of the things for which thankes is to be giuen by vertue of the condition annexed to the Fift…
Section 166§. 166. Of Duties required in regard of deſire of pardon of our owne and others ſinnes.
Section 167§. 267. Of Duties required by reaſon of our Profeſſion to forgiue others.
Section 168§. 168. Of that matter of Humiliation which the fifth Petition affordeth.
Petition 6THE SIXTH PETITION.
Section 169§. 169. Of the Summe and ſeuerall parts of the ſixth Petition.
Section 170§. 170. Of Temptation, and Tempters.
Section 171§. 171. Of the kinde of temptation here meant.
Section 172§. 172. Of mans ſubi…ction to temptation.
Section 173§. 173. Of leading into.
Section 174§. 174. Of being in the power of temptation.
Section 175§. 175. Of Gods leading into temptation.
Section 176§. 176. Of freeing God from being Author of ſinne.
Section 177§. 177. Of mans diſabilitie to reſiſt temptation.
Section 178§. 178. Of Gods ouer-ruling power in Temptations.
Section 179§. 179. Of the reſtraint of the power of Tempters.
Section 180§. 180. Of the extent of our deſires for others freedome from Temptation.
Section 181§. 181. Of that ſubiection wherein Saints are to Temptations.
Section 182§. 182. Of the freeneſſe of mans will in ſinne.
Section 183§. 183. Of the extent of this word Euill.
Section 184§. 184. Of euill the onely thing to be prayed againſt.
Section 185§. 185. Of the reſpects wherein Satan is ſtiled the euill one.
Section 186§. 186. Of the many wayes of deliuering from Euill.
Section 187§. 187. Of that hope of recouerie which remaineth to them that fall.
Section 188§. 188. Of God the onely Deliuerer.
Section 189§. 189. Of Sanctification accompanying Iuſtification.
Section 190§. 190. Of maens proneneſſe to ſinne after forgiueneſſe.
Section 191§. 191. Of Mans anſwering Gods Mercy by dutie.
Section 192§. 192. Of auoiding temptations.
Section 193§. 193. Of calling on God for all things.
Section 194§. 194. Of the general points for which wee are taught to pray in the laſt Petition.
Section 195§. 195. Of the particulars for which we are to pray by vertue of the firſt part of the laſt Petition.
Section 196§. 196. Of the particulars for which we are to pry by vertue of the ſecond part of the laſt Petition.
Section 197§. 197. Of the things for which we ought to giue thankes in the laſt Petition.
Section 198§. 198. Of the particulars for which thankes is to bee giuen by virtue of the firſt part of the laſt Petition.
Section 199§. 199. Of the particulars for which thankes is to be giuen by virtue of the laſt part of the laſt Petition.
Section 200§. 200. Of duties required in the laſt Petition.
Section 201§. 201. Of duties required in the laſt Petition in regard of others.
Section 202§. 202. Of the matter of humiliation gathered out of the laſt Petition.
Section 203§. 203. Of preſsing Prayer with weighty Reaſons.
Section 204§. 204. Of taking grounds for faith in prayer from God himſelfe.
Section 205§. 205. Of appropriating Gods Attributes to himſelfe.
Section 206§. 206. Of Gods hauing all things at his command.
Section 207§. 207. Of the abſolute Supremacie of Gods Soueraigntie.
Section 208§. 208. Of god being King onely.
Section 209§. 209. Of the Duties due to God by reaſon of his Kingdome, and comfort thence ariſing.
Section 210§. 210. Of Gods power. What it is. How farre it extendeth.
Section 211§. 211. Of the difference betwixt Gods abſolute and actuall power.
Section 212§. 212. How power is proper to God.
Section 213§. 213. Of the Duties due to God by reaſon of his power.
Section 214§. 214. Of the comfort ariſing from Gods power.
Section 215§. 215. Of Gods glory. What it is.
Section 216§. 216. Of the Incomprehenſibleneſſe of Gods Glorie.
Section 217§. 217. Of the meanes of manifeſting Gods Glorie.
Section 218§. 218. How glory is proper to God.
Section 219§. 219. Of Mans giuing glory to God, and taking glory from God.
Section 220§. 220. Of the duties due to God by reaſon of his Glorie.
Section 221§. 221. Of the waies whereby others are brought to glorifie God.
Section 222§. 222. Of thoſe who are to ſet forth Gods Glorie.
Section 223§. 223. Of the chiefest enemies of Gods glory.
Section 224§ 224. Of Eternitie. To what things it is applyed.
Section 225§ 225. Of the Duties which ariſe from Gods Eternitie.
Section 226§. 226 Of immutabilitie: to what things it may be applyed.
Section 227§. 227. Of the difference betwixt the immutabilitie of the Creator and creatures.
Section 228§. 228. Of the duties which ariſe from Gods immutabilitie.
Section 229§. 229. Of Gods kingdome. How it worketh confidence in Prayer.
Section 230§. 230. Of Gods power. How it ſtrengthenth faith in Prayer.
Section 231§. 231. Of Gods glory. How it ſetleth the ſoule for obtaining her deſire.
Section 232§. 232. Of Gods vnchangeable Eternitie. How it maketh vs reſt on God for obtaining our deſires.
Section 233§. 233. Of the ſpeciall relation which the ſeuerall Petitions haue to the Kingdome of God.
Section 234§. 234. Of the ſpeciall relation which the ſeuerall Petitions haue to Gods power.
Section 235§. 235. Of the ſpeciall relation which the ſeuerall Petitions haue to Gods glorie.
Section 236§. 236. Of the ſpeciall relation which the ſeuerall Petitions haue to Gods vnchangeable eternitie.
Section 237§. 237. Of the neceſſary vſe of this clauſe, Thine is the Kingdome, and the power and the glory for euer.
Section 238§. 238. Of adding Praiſe to Petition.
Section 239§. 239. Of praiſing God. How it is done.
Section 240§. 240. Of the things for which God is to be praiſed.
Section 241§. 241. Of the meaning and vſe of AMEN being prefixed before a Speech.
Section 242§. 242. Of the vſe of AMEN being added to a Speech.
Section 243§. 243. Of the duties which AMEN added to a ſpeech implyeth.
Section 244§. 244. Of the grounds of Faith, whereby we may expect the obtaining of what we pray for.
Section 245§. 245. Of ſetting AMEN in the laſt place.
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IndexAN ALPHABETICALL Index of the moſt materiall points that are handled in the Explanation of the Lords Prayer.