....ak*qte,pormeto*owolemt400stlevktellockaklvite.. ¡.Jt.l Gi1r,J 6!i/J4%fr. .St7ö 4L.`JJ CJJ, ES:N :4 4ir(J 4{ttJ tGL1ifqJ41YJ tLtJ c4tJ?faGtSttJ c6V,IJ 4Vt? :.C:e``tw?'.ir' ,íc'i+'L':i:i::c'.JaC.te okosokolro#+iR*ok*switroooTR+tto?oo1kommee#**44olkok... A TABLE Directing to force fpecial Points noted in the precedent EXPOSITIONS A Bhortina, what it imports, 829. Five effelis of ab- horring finfulfelf. 837. four things caufe an ab- horrence of finicalfelf.837. Two mo- tives to Pelf- abhorrence. 840. Abortive, what. 248. In what fence the Apofile Paul calls bimfelf an Abortive , or one born out of due time. 148 Acceptation with God in any. fervice ; two things required to it. 886. God accepts the perfons of tome, yet is no accepter of perforas. 895. It is a high priviledge to be accepted with God. 896. A twofold acceptation with God. 897. Three things Phew why it is a great mercy to be accepted with God, and we fhould be fo fearful ofto/ing acceptance with him. 898. Some godly men are more accepted, than others that are godly. 899. ,./Imong godly men, four forts are molt accepted. 90e. Seven ails ofa godlyman, or wales of ailing, very acceptable to god. 902. God ac- cepts fonsegodly menfor others. 902. To be accepted with God, is afull rewardfor all our fervices, and an anfwer to all oar prayers. 915. All our acceptation it by Chrift. 926 Account, vid. Jud2.emenr. Mtions,., good or bad, like feed fawn. 379 Adonti, one of God; Titles, the dare- nation of it, and bow oftengiven to God in Scripture,._, b9
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