The Table. Sermonsonweel¿e-daies, iuflilable. 539 Sinne in the end brings mifery, declared in particulars. 19, Sinne compared to loabs meeting with e/fmafa. 20 Sinne, howremittedin Chrifi. 151, 181 Sinnemidi be totallyrenounced. 272 Sinne, bywhat meaner totally di/slimed. 273 Sinne ought alwaier to be reffled. 3 3r Sinne, Pfal.;1.5. taken very largey.418 Sinne,how propagatedfromfatherto child 418 Simre, howtobee confideredforprocuring forráw. Sin fes, how tobe condered, thatwem3ay come to fame knowledgeof the number ".fthem- 435 Singleman intendingmarriage, hisduty.. 2 Sickemans dsetie. 729 Sicke. manrecovered,his duty. 732 Signs ofhim that foweth righteoufnefe. 395 Sgnesofhardnejof. heart intheft timer. 463 Skill todifcrene.Doarines, whyneedfeeil. 47 Slane tofinne,who. 482 Slandersvniuft bongobe borne. 708 Sleepe, howmade comfortable: 678 Slight farrow,compared a lone falling into the water. 439 Slight,fuperficiall prearhing,malgrh prea- ching contemptible. 556 Slotrnefeof God toanger, declared. z So Sabrietietobe.vfed inthe vfe.3(Godrcres- tares.' 171 Souldiersdutie. 735 Somtesofçoddiuerfy taken. 349 Sorrow forfìnnetwo-fold. 183 Sorrow, two -fold. 433 Sorrow perfwadedtontoby reaf ass. 439 Soule, whether proceeding from naturell generatáon. 418 The Soule continueth a being, the bo. turned intoduft. 660.661 TheSoules immortaliy, proued bymany reafons. _ 66i eAfurance of the Soules immortaliy, is thegroundofallReligion. 662 Some inall ages haue oppofed the Soules trnmortality. 662 TheSoules immortalitie rato be heldcon. fiantly. 663.665 TheSoulerafuredhappinefe after death, . it to be prouided for. 665 7hisknowledge, thatthebeleeuers Soules departedrei with Chrof, i fuf fcienr. 665 TheSouleshappinfin itnot compleat, till it bere-united to thebody.. 666 Afurareethatthefaithfull Soule,depar- ted,immediatygee to Chráff mainey diferenceth the `Proteftant Religion fromthePlofts. 667 Sowerighteostfne¡fe, whatitmeaneth.;9; Soweimquicy, what. ....:" 401 ThewordSpirit(in i Thefr.5.19.) what itmeaneth. 595.3'96 Sprrituallight'and knowledge, witnefetb the fpirorsprefence in man. 5g8 The Spirit (ijke fire) cenfkmeth lufto, whereitbe. 602 It infiamoth zeale,forgoociandhatred gainl3fume. 602.6o3 T1'e Spiritcannotbequenched. 6o5 "Wegnermull beevfed to keepetheSpirit aline. 6o6 LIleanernegletjed, thoughtheSpiritde- partnot,aman mayfeeme quite tohaste loft w.. 607 TheSpirit muff not bequenched, mull be cherijhed. 607.6o8.6og Spirituallgutle,what iris,with theBran- ches thereof. Spiritconuaiedtovs by threepipes. 2o; Spiritualiwarringmuchnegkbied.. 228 Storing ,,pofknowledgeneedful!. 5o Strangepreachingvfedin.manyplate ,re_ pressed. - 533 Straitgate, what: 1 Stength ofgodcomfortable formeditati. on toGedschildren. 177 Sufpitiongfthings bringing contentmentto our nature, needfull. 21 Subie/lsduty. 678 Suddendeath oftentimes befalls the wit_ krd s á Sumpter) harfes, a patterne of worl y richmen. 254 Supper ofthe Lord, how comfortably tobe receiued. T 1,1. F.aching by voice, the principallefl meaneroffauingk3wwledge. 167 Teftimany
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