THE TABLE. they are. 77. Our words fhouid be well ordered, like an Army, &c. 95, 96. Ain' e word,what. 145. Hard words as grievous as blowts. 192 Not to offend in word a great poynt ofperfection. 208. Words of good men often werfe then their meanings. 529, 547.Incenfideratewordsren- der us obnoxious to feverefl cenfures. 548. Words multiplyed feldome without //n. 886z, 863 Worke ofd man and his way, how they differ. 563 Workes an what latitude to be tae'., when it is fayd, God will render them to us. 561. Every man fhall have according to his Workes. 563 Two objeLions againfl it anfwered. 564, 565. Several' inferences from it. 566, 567. Workes of God, to !Pokeunduely of them, is to ff eak. againf% God himfelfe. 861, 86z Workes ofGod to be deeply con/i- dered. 463. Workes of God per- fecb,or he will perfeEl his worke.466 Workes of God called his wayes. 708. The pletinefi workes of God have many wonders in them, 716 Workers of iniquity, who 668 World, a twofold dafpofstion ofit. 577 Wound without tranfgrefon, how to be under(lood, 526. The wounds which Godmakes, cannot be healed by any medicines but hisewne. 527; Wrath of God makes quick difpatch with_inners. 137, Wrath of God appeares highly againfl man,whenhe faith, I will no: pardon. 814 Y Yoke, they that will not beare the yoke ofClrrif#, fhall never have any bene- fit by his croffe. 623 Young men fhould thew refpeE to their elders. 37. Young men apt to run into miflakes. 43. What young men fay er hold is Mr to be def ifed be caufe of their youth. 68. Old men whenand hew to be preferred before young. 69 Youthfull lufls, which. 44 z Zeale fhoul'd f¿lndle fer the defence of truth, 11:1 A TABLE;
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