Emptation makes theSaints fo etimes weary of their lives, p. 420. Great allielions lay us open togreat temptations, P.430. Thoufand,Hory taken in Scri- pture, 0.11 j. One ofa thoufand, Float it nteans, ib. Time is veryfwift, p. 334 Swift as, and Swifter then a Polf,fhewejin tenfarticulars,p. 335. Tradition,and immediate re, velation, the rule till the World was written. p.56. True, what it is, p. 89. A twofold effeel of crud , ibid Trutt of hypocrites like a Spi- ders web in five things, p. 90, x91. Truth is more ancient then error, p. 59. Truth cannot be bad with cafe, p. 6e. Fag things fit us for the fiarch of 'truth. ib. Truth is to be highly efieemed, p. 7r. We Aould yield to one another in e ntroverfies as far as truth will let us, p.146. Truth is ever the fame, andwe fhould be the fame to truth, p 307. Great truths muff be refi- lately maintained. 308. Type, What it is properly, p. 32. VItion ofGod breaveN, not in his gffince, p. 23e. cannotfee Godfully on earth in his word and works,p.228,232. That wefiefi little ofGodfhauld humble us p.223. Vifitatiou of God three-fold, P.527. Until", notes a continued at?, p.132. V'VpAofhrtisng' e m it al wt im.. ings, p.365,366. VVicked men have their name from unquietnefs, p. 309. They often aboundwith earthly things p, 324. They have a juji title to the earthly things which theyen- ,1°.Y, P.325, 326. Row it is in Ivain for a wicked man to fiek unto God, and bownot, p. 362, 363. To be occounted wicked, is afire affliaion, p.434.. Wicked men in what fenfe they may be rvid to haveprofperity,p448. To be wicked, or to do wickedly is inconfiltent with grace, p. 476. 4./ wicked man, who, defcribed in five particulars, p. 476, &c. Ai/men are eithergodlyor wick- ed, P. 482 Wife, What it is to be wile in heart, p. 156. God is infinitely wire, P.157. fFit-nefs and party muji not be
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