TheTable, Minhilers credit ought to bemaintained. 494 Miniflery more aboundeth with neuices then arnyt otherlpeJop,.,. 503 Miniflerought to beabletopreach. 509 Miniflerooeghttobefent.; 510 Máfery'fman,whereinit flandeth.. 157 Mofes..próued to be thefrfl writerofthe WordofGod. Si Moleswaspreached; inafmuah as hewas read,0Afls 25. 21anterpreted. 514 Mothersverygood.le oingdateghtersvery bad,whothey be. 537 CtWothersduty. .. 679 Multitude.*matters ofreligionnotfafefi tobefollowed. p2 e itemy,hdly corrupted. 428 Natu°rallmandefembed. 692 Naturallcorruptionwhy termedfieJh.476 Naturalcorrtaption,and corruption in An- gels, hotö.d f in,Qui/hed.- 417 Naturallmanfubielb to eternalldeath. '59 Natural(pridehowfubdosed. 373 Natural/ menare deflator oftrueknow- ledge.. -,_ 157 Natural/reafon vnfit to iudge in matters ofreligion. 158 Natural!manwithout truecomfort. 15S It is Netefary to know that wee hone the fpirit. 597 Negle/l ofScripturepreceptscondemned. 73 Negletl f /pirituallwarringpenned. 228 Ngletl offeeachingwhetherire hauethe fpirit,orno ,condemned. 597,598 Nehemias andEx,ra , ancient writers of humaneFlory. 48 Neighbours duty. 679 O ORedience to the truth tole 'urged for diners reafins. 59 Obedience,where to be loo4dfor. ho Obedience to thetruth ,how hintired, 63 Obedience to Godi law,when found, 243 Obedienceto Codrequirethwillingner7 3 5 Obediencerequiretha refignin5 ourdues togods will. ;36 Obedience malt beperformed withallthe parts andpowers ofvs. 338 Obedience topreaching, honourethpreach_ ing. 589 Oidfinnes muffberelinqui9sed. 9 Office f the Leuites. 514 Opreffion bringsgods turfonmenspofle- rity. 194 Order which Cod vfeth in enabling his feruants to f rue him. 129 Orphans comfort. 709 Outwrardgreatneffeis ofnavaluefirfpiri- tuall vies. _212 Ouermuchrihteous.Ecclefafi.7.78.ex- pounded. 504 P Pu4papif&a.d Athe fs, Satanschiefe 11 eAgents,andhowwithflood. 62 Tapi fls cannotrightlyferue God. 7 3 c Taptfls cannotbrin/forthgoodfruit. e43 Papiltsin their opinionsperta/ewithma to ancienthereti/s. 573 nelPapifcannotdie inpeace. 668 Parents irreligious, themalldeadly ene- mies to theirchildren. 29; Tarticular callingin ourprofefon ofreli_ gion is to be reifeEled. 747 Particulareallinghow tobe vndergone. 704 Parpetuitiesin the worldmuchfoughtfor, neuerfound. 369 PatienceofGod moilgreat. 407 `Patienceofggodought to lead vs torepen.. tance. 402 Tarns aff'uranceoffaluation,was notafn- gulárthing. 664 'peoples duty. 673 People in the world,all oftwo forts. 313 PeopleofGod,lowdifeerned. 104 `People ofGod areonly inter f d inthe blef gsofeternal/life. 101 Talc'cuted forrighteoufnes, what heought to doe. 712 Perfeueranceingood duties needfullfora Chriflinn. 237 The/sowledgeof Perfeueoartce belongeth not to Paulonly, but to all othertrue Chr<fliam. 626.627 `Perforafon ofGods mercy hardly tobee attainedvnto,which isproued. 182 PiEltoreofacarnal/ man. 692 piety,.tfirplvnpleafant,afterbringsfweet- neffe. 24 Piet),
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