THE TABLE. ##eklevo0 ¿.71-fcIk)`lR.'kN(y4S4..v.11JjC.J!¡ft.ak.i.kd&.ck. .l.ká j!`=ÿ?7L7C`yli.` pym .. s nrsi at,) Á f ^° rii +...,a s$44oe..de+.Q0.¢et+k* v> °°040Aitla A TABLE, Dirèding toform fpecial points notedin the precedent E X P O S I T I ON S A Dvancement is God, 267. The from diffe- rence between Gods advancing bis own People and enemies, 270 Affluions. Sore affil lionsin.. difpofe for duty, 15. Af#liaion eften difiurbs thefeat of reafon, i7. Times of affl'iaion, fpecial jeafons for the ufe of our graces , 23, wiffitdion difcovers our hearts , and our Graces to our [dyes, 28, 29. Afflictions good for theSaints, i t5. They are but . try, als, 116. Affliáion is a cleanfer, how? 117. 7hey are font to bunt, ble us,ib. To bring the Saints near= er God, i iS. Man naturally feelts the reafon of bis affluions oxt of himfelf, 220.. Every affliéìion legal a.ce nfe, 21. It eomee , net by A the power ofany creature, ib. les icfrom the Lord, 222. It it our wifdem andour duty tofeek,God ita timesof affíiaion. 230. We areito feek him about four things in affr6tion, ib. It is, agreat eafe to the Soul to do fo, 231, Affii- dion and happinefs meet in the fame per.fon, 309, 310, 312. Tit` every one that is afìiiled is not happy, 313. The .belt of Gods children, fometimes entertain al- fliQions unwillingly, 3.21. They., (fometime apprehend them as un- ufefulc, 323. As difgraceful 1324.,. The hafta liáion ought not 30 -he fdbted, 324, 3.25.. "n- ought highy-to_ prize them. 3.26 Affliaions of others are to be tbrougbly weighed, and wherein, thni c onfffs,, 315. It ir. ,an additä
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