THE TABLE. Gluttonykills more then the(word, 367 God u to be eyed inall our wayes. 140. God who gives ors life, fits us al fo for allthejervices of this life. 172, 173. God fo good that he never feekes octillions or advantagesagainfi us,nor needs he, wegive him too ma- ny.215i216.weareapt tohave hard thoughts of God, when we Puffer hard things. 222. Wejhould main- tainegood thoughts ofGod when we Puffer eviii. 223. God isgreat, the aftof it. 234, 235. Vid: Great- nefs of God. His power anddomi osion abfolnte , he gives no account and why. 25 3) 254 His word of command s ofeíivall, 419. God ufually dealer withmenaccording to what they doe. 438. Vnworthy thoughts of God fhould be rejected with indignation. 554. God nei ther deth nor can doe any unrighte- oufnefc. 556, 5 57, 574,578. Two inferences from it. 572. Thofefotere . thingswhich caufe men to dee wrong,., are at fosrthefi diflancefromGod. 573 All things and times as pre- - fent to God. 574. Power of God primitive andrunlimited, (hewed in five particulars. 579, 58o fourefoldaniverfality of thepower of God. 582, 583. Admonition to thofe that are in and under power, from that confideration. 584, 585 God can eafily doe whatfoever he bath a mind to doe. 591, Two infe- rences from it. 592, God is MO jnfl, (hewed ín three things. 616. ThatGod is jufl.inpunijhing,,pre-. ved by fevers particulars, 617. God can doe the greatefl things alone. 6'53. Two inferences from it. 654. God how he hideth himfelfe. 668 f ufliceofGod, Vide )uftice. What God bath a mind to doe, he canand will doe, 689. Alljhonld followaf- ter God. 702. God his teaching., Vide teaching. Goodmen, they that are truely good andgraciom, arewilling to knowand fee the worfl ofthemfelves.. 814 Good, in the doing, of it many fins are= mingled,.as well as it isMull not to doe good. 819: Gofpe1 knowne from the beginning. 412 Government,. a irit for it the mold proper gift beflweduponPrinces.56 God taketb care ofthe government of worldsor to niaintainegovern- ment. 684 Good, what is properly our good.510. Goodneffe andfprengtb where they meete,.howafefull. 555 Grace, though it abideth alwayes, yet st dub net a5E alwayes alike ,.where it is. 247. Two eminent ails ofgrace in God towards man. 299 .. Allour mercies flow from the free grace of God. 393. That aN comes from grace implyeth five things. 394. god nfnally gives out ails of' grace when werepent,.. &c. 395 Gracioufnefs ofGod opened, 391,392 To be gracious notes two things in Cod, 39.,3, Two forts of gracious acis; 3971 Great men, wiflorae netdwayesfound' wbt1.31
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