THE TABLE. Occafions, or offs leading tof,n, are to beavoyded as wel as the fin st felfe. 400 Omnipotency of God ; ft is as safe withhim to doe aching as to defre to doe it. 400 Cinniprefence ofcod. iò8. Two de etuElians from the omíiprefence of God. i 13. Çod is every where, yet fome where e#ecially to befound. 325 Omnifcience-of God, to deny that is to deny his being.i 2o.Sinners fancy to themfelves that God feeth them not in all theirMayes. r29. That God is omnifcient, cleared. 131. Queries about it anfwercd. 133 Onenes ofGod both in his nature and m nd. 419 Ophir the placeofGold; queriedwhere stis. 243 Opportunity , awicked man watcheti st todoe évsll. 573 Oppreffionofthe poore, the mall finf0ll ae}of oppreffion. 60.501. Thepro- motionof the wicked, proves the op- prelíîon ofthe righteous. 506. Poore moll fublea to oppreflion. 506 Oppreflion falls often upon the in- nocent underpretence o ffame wicked- nes. 5 2 3. Opprellion is a crying/in, and makes the oppreffed cry. 541 P'. Pardon of rn, the infinite freeneffe of God in it, and the uaslik,eneffè ofhis thoughts to mans about it. 127,128 Pardon twofold. 292 Peace, god ready to le at peacewith us, when wee apply to him. 21 Pace-miking_is the works of God, 686. Peace/lands inafivefold op- po tion. 687. YYhere God is molt e- m;nently, there sic moflpeace. 639 Perfeelion ofour wages, what. 20 Perron ; The (hate of everyperfon to beconftiered to whontwe(peak, 7 31 PerCecution and perfecurers bounded. by God. 777. Perfeverance, the duty andhonour of a godly man. 393 Not to perfevere in agoodway, the marla_ofciellmen, 562 Perfwafion, more then a moral per-- fwaíion in convcrfion "of a 'inner to God. 638. Thepower of perfwafi- on. Phylac?eries amoq the Jewes, what they were, and their ufe. 228. Pillars ofheaven what. r Plato, one of his chiefe leffans to his Schollars. - 118 Pleating ofmen; howwemay, lion we mull not pleafe men. 3 Pleafure, all the pleafure which fod taketh is in himfelfe, or in the full- filling ofhis ownegood pleafure in Chrifl. i6- Pledge, taking apledge when fnfull, fhewed in two things. 5 0.4498 Poore, a poore man oppreffed, or op- preffing, howgrievous. 6o. Yrant of companion to the poore, the markt of -a wicked man, 66. The poore have a right in :what rich men have, 68<. 433 -
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