TheTable. ments ? I Objectionsanfwered. 1 VVhat further helps are there to comfortus in affictioas IAbout the Angels. VVhat areAngels? and what titles the Scripturegives them ? 59. VVhat are the principali propertiesoftheAngels? 6o. VVhat are the Offices of theAngels ? 61. VVhyBoth God ufe the Minifiryofthe Angels about us ? 63. VVhyare they tender keepers ofGods Children ? ibid VVhat comfort Both the Confideration thereof bring to us? ibid. VVhence then comes it to pafs that Gods Children fall into incon- veniences ? ibid. Whatmay this Guardianfhip ofthe Angels teachus ? 64. What need we the guard of Angels, feeing God can doe it with- out them ? , ibid. VVhat is further to belearned from hence ? ibid. What excellenciesare attributed to theAngels ; ibid. Wherein fhould we imitate theangels? ibid. What further comfort may the nature, and Offices of the Angels afford us ? ibid. How are the Angels imployed ? ibid. iHow elfe their Minifiry isufed? 65, How manifold is theknowledge of the Angels? 66. CHAP. IX. About Anger, wrath, Pallion, Malice, andR,gtenge. Mowmany fortsofAnger are there ? 67. What is good anger, and what bad ? ibid. Why is anger placed in the heart? ibid. Now mull we ad anger? ibid. How may it be proved that there is a goodanger ? ibid 'When is anger rightly ordered ? 68. What are the properties ofholy anger ? ibid. How we are to flit up holy anger inour felves ? 69. 9 Wby is angerrightly tobeordered ? 70 What are the kinds ofdiforderedanger ? ibid. What motives may diffwadeus from finfull anger ? 7 r Objections whereby menplead for anger, anfwered?. 74, Bywhat means is corrupt anger to be mortified? ibid, . What further means may we ufe to fubdue it ? 76. What means may we ufe to fupplant it? How may we cure anger in others? 7g_ 1 Hoer CHAP. VIII. 56. 57.
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