d1J Alphabeticall Table of the Work: foveraignry. 1 o2.) Blind obedu~e when it dorh well. ;6. TrueolmJ;ence is ever joyned with humility and fear. lOt) Jr .it a rhankletfe t~6editnet that is grounded on fear. 1171 Ofpartiall oludr(fllct, 1~74 ora:::: ~~i\~:r~~~trie:h~ 3" Occ11jiun: He rhatwould b:: fi.-c:e from the aCh offin, mull aYoid the •ectrjions, 815 Ojfn:ces,and •./fe•drrs: Inequall offrnus rhofe do ju!Uy fmart more,who are more obliged. u6z How hard a mauer it is for great perfons to yceld that they have oft"ended. 1284 Open o{fo~tets mufi: have open lhame. 1 '28) Wilfulloffendc:rs can expetl: nothing but a fcarfuil revcoge. . ib, o/J: Norhingmore odlous then f,·unlefiC old age. 8 OfGods cor acceptingofthe dregs of 011t •IJ age. I ~9 One: O•diowhar itdorh. 9IJ Of'rlttiMu: Diver!ities of oprr~t· tioni. 514 OJini"' : Amongdivt:rfiries of 'opiniDu holY to carry our fdves. 13 OpprtHniiJ:it with convenience is guilty ofmu:h rhefr. J ll.f The loffe of 'FfDrtlmitJ fomedmcs unrecoverable. 895 neffe and weakneffe of Gods r~rdr',:tnctJ. 894 With wbat fecurity tbey walk that rake their direCtions from God. 1 o 1 9 A t(:arE.dl thing eo ufe Gods r~rdit~.~~ncu with unreverenc bo!dneffe. 1 o:z.r Gods children cannot be difcourJ.ged from Gods ordiwancu. ro:.:z. How well ir goes with them thar rake Cod and his Minifiers wirh them in his ordi- '"'llco. to~h Ot#w.trd: The oiJtJVArd face or countenance makes commentary eo chehcarr, 53 OfaNrno•rdpreparac;on how necelfary. 1!58 Wtrar may be well faid to fuch as ufe ounvard devotion more d1en fincereobedience. 94° How m look on outward priviledges. 961 No ml"!lr,,,.;.,a n..,~.;a::ou l..y oNtwD"d glory. 1 ot6 When men are caried away wich 1Mtwlf1'4 fuewr, it is a ligoe that God means them a delufion, 1 78 Linle doe we know by out- -wm-d carriages in what terms we llaod either whh God or men. 'H5 On•wt: \VIlac a man fl1ould ac· count his QWn, 5 Tbe conceic ofowning har~ dens a man againfi Ill any inconveniences, -9-9 Of boch over-prizing and negleCting that which is our CJvn. s8 p Oppofttirm:No calling of God fo coofpicuous, as nor to finde fame Dfpfitit~n. to86 What was ever fee ·on foot for God chat found nQt opp'· frr!? 1po.& q26 Ojlt,tAtit~n: Of great Djlt11tAtit~n pAr•MtJ;Theyfped welwirh 1Vith little learning. 4 DlffliJ, 111 3 Seldom~ a good end ofD]Ien- PArlltlip:A concemplation ofir. tatit1n. 1054 777 Orlin: Cluifl came not to dif- Satan even in it. 77g fol vet~rdtr. 390 The place of P14rt4dift, whe· OrJJu"cts:A fwect dcfcripc:ion rhertobefoughrfor. 779 ofGods orJi,,qcu, 4H P.tir.t: It ffiall ht~mblc:: tiem, Thac God at once requires whom fhamecannot'. 1017 both familiarity and fear in Pl4i,ting: Anocable invetl.ive a· cur approach to them. 85S gainlt our painttdplailler-faIr is a dangerous thing to be cc:d leube/J. 900 roobold with the ordimmteJ I Anote.againAir. 1196 ofGod. 909 'PApift" OfPcpilh depraving A cantideration ofthe poor- Antiquity. 318 The PApifh and the anciem Jews parallel'd, 379 ~heir fuPedlitfo~s, hearhtmlh and ridiculous worfhip ofldol.s. 6:9 No pollible r~onciliation with P•pif/J. 631 They havingnothingbutche ourfidc ofReligioo, 65 3 P .t'rdD,u:popifl, p.1rd,JJ cenfured. 397.621 P~~rdo,umaywell fiandwich tt:mporall affiitl.imH. x108 PllrentJ: Agood note for them in rbe education of rheir ch1ldren. 966 T•r~nt! indulgence a patron ofvanuy. 98J Reverence to pMenu never ~~r5e~~r;h~,mt;~~e~~d ;h~l~ dreo what they mu(l doe. JCOJ I ndul gene paw:u cruel! to rhcmtelves, •oo4 Agood nme for fMFt1JtJ in the example of S.ruU father. 10~5 The fanC\:iry of the p11m11 cannot bearour the linofcbe fon. 1094 Pt~ffiDn: Nothing fo befools a man aspA/Jiou, :z.6 ChriHs p.1f1u,o fweetly laid Oil[, 391•391 The application of ir. 395 How fubJetl the bell are ro p•JF#n, 1011 Unrulypdjfiwuever run into eurerniries. 1 1 11 That rhe bell ofGods Saints may fometimes be mifcar~ ried by their pRffionJ to their coR. 13cll P Alienee: The charaClerof a p~t~ie,tman. 159 In Gods afliirs and mans injuries. 2o6 How wellGods children arc paidfor theirp.ctiettce. 816 A forceable argument there~ to. 8;: There is no greater token of grace rJ1c:n eo fmarc p«ientfJ, 87. PAtrDnJ:their epitbires being eviJI, 376 A ferious exhortation eo them. ihiJ. P~Act: thehappinelfeofrhat Churah which hath Truth and ~act kiOing each other. Impoffible for an inferiour r~ Zzztz 3 Jive
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