THE TABLE. cency. 208. We hardly keepe good l thoughts ofGod, when we are affli- 6ted and fuffer hard things. 223. Affliaions put a double reftraint up- on us. 224. How afflictioncarrieth in it matter of difgrace. 225. God fpealkf to us by affliction. 340. Nine defgnes of God in afflicting man. 343, -344 Times of affli6tionmug be times of confeffon. 9.50. AfRiéi- ons deigned for the good of man. 472. No pleading ofour innocency or righteoufnefs jor our freedome from affli6tion. 515, 516. The Lord takes liberty to affli6t them greatly,whofefins arenot great. 529. We muff not complatne of thegreat. nefs of our affliCtion,how little foever our fins are. 529. In affliction, we fhauld fpeake humbly andmeelkely to God. 789. The handof God muff be acknowledged ix our afidtions.79 t . Affli6tion or ehafning muff be born, 791. what it is to beare affliction, fhewed many wayes. 792,793. We muff pray for the talking away of an affliction , while we are willing to Beare it 794. what it is to be ex- ercifed under affliaion. 796. The fin and danger ofbreaking out of an affliction. 8o1. who maybe fayd to breake from or out of an affliction. Sot. Afili6tion tryeth us. 852. How it may be lawfull to pray or will" for affliction to fall upon o- thers; 852 Alexander theGreat , his fpeech toa Souldier of his owne name. 12 Amazement, what.. 103 Anarchy, thewort of national judge- mints. 746 Angels,good or badfont todeftrly. 36 2. How the Angels come to k>-ow the myflery ofthe Cg. ofel. 4ó8 Anger, full of heute. Io, xi. Anger in the caufe ofGod isgood. 15. An- ger prevailes molt in thofe who have leafy reafon. 27. They who give eounfel moit bridle anger. 28. we fhould feegood reafon to be angry be- fore we are. 0 Anfwer, unleffe we anfwer home, we give no anfwer. 82. A fourefold . way ofanfwering. 232, 233. Apofiates, who arefo. 6zo. Apofiacy or turning back, from God. 700. Apofiatesgrewworfe and worfe eve- ry day. 705 Archimedes much tranfported with joy and why. 85, Arrow put fora wound. 525. Two forts ofarrows. 525 Attention, the bef men may need to have their attentions quickned.55 I. B Barachel,what that namefgnifieth. i s ó . Behold, a fourefold ufe of it in the Scripture. 460, 461. Behold, to behold taken two wayes in Scrip- ture. 658 Belial, what it finifieth, and who may be called Belial. 622, 623 Bernard, his defeription of an Opinio niff in his time. 1 I 5 Belt, not barely good,but the heft things to be looked after and chofen. 508, 5 -10
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