An Alphabetical Table ofMatters. Fraud or deceit in dealing, the Evil and Folly of this Sin, vol. r. p. 5. The unprofitahlenéfs of it, vol. 2 p.27. Free, HowlAnade free by the Go f el, vol. 2. p. 615, 616. FutureState, its certainty, vol. 1. p. 107. The infinite con- cernment of it to Mankind,. p. 79. The Folly of needling it, ibid. The Bleffednefsof it, vol. e. p. t84. vol.2. p.57, 58, 184. FutureState, The knowledge of it not attainable in this Life, vol.!. p. 77. What influence the belief of it (bold bave upon us, vo1.2. p. 269, 270. Future Rewards and Punifhments more clearly'difcover'd by the Gofpel, vol.2. p. 59o. U GAlileans whomPilate flew, who they were, vol. 2. p.659. Genealogy of Cbrtfi ín the Gofpel, how it.proves, bim of the Seed of David, vol.2. p. 531, 532. St.Matthew and St. Luke reconcil'd in thispoint, ibid. Gentiles, Their Prejudices againft our Saviourconfider'd, vol. r. P. 147, 458. vol.2. p. 246. That they were not for want of fujfrcient Confirmation, p. 233. The grounds of their Pre- judices, vol. 2. p. 245. The unreafonablenefs ofthem, 1,348. Gentiles, Thepreaching of theGofpel to them, why not reward till after the Defcent of the HolyGboß, vol. 2. p. 294. Gholt, Holy Ghoh. Vid. Holy. Giving, The bleffednefsof giving above that of receiving, vol. 2. p. 386, 387. Glory of God, what it implies, vol. 2. p.367. Ti do all things to the gloryof God, what it implies, p. 368. When we may be faid to do fo, p. 369. Glory of God, how far to be aim'd at indoor Allions, vol. r. 0.773. Whether an allual intention ofGod's.Glory be neceffa- ry in every Allion, to make it acceptable toGod, vol. 1. ibid. vol. 2. p. 370. Glory of God, whether in any cafe to be preferr'dbefore our own eternal Happinefs, vol. t. p. 774. ol., 2. p. 37o, 371' The b ;lance of Mofes and St.Paul accountedfor, vol. 2. p.371. Gloryof God, conneûedwith thegood of Men, vol. 2. p. 37x, 372 Gnofticks, Their arrogance, vol.2. p. 357. An account oftheir Herefy, vol. 2. p. 5t7. Their Here/yoftwoGods,the ground of it, vol.2. p. 589. God, Why fo call's!, vol. 1. p. 678. Wby the Heathens flirt( him DeusOpt. Max. vol. 1. p. 620, 678. God, This Title given to our Saviour, vol. 2. p.182. God, His Being, by what Argumentsto be prov'd, vol. 2. p.433 Proofs of it, p. 465. The Being vindicated fromhis delay in panifhingSinners, vol.!. p.725. The Folly of disbelieving it, p.696. Epicurus's Notionof God, vol. 1. p. 587. God, His Attributes and Perfe&ions, vol. 1. p. 570. Rulesfir the governing ourOpinions concerning them, p. 571. How far to be imitated by us, p. $75. The imitation of God the trueß Religion, p. 580. God, That be is a Spirit, prov'd, vol. 1. p.749. This but once faid inScripture, why, ibid. Vid. Spirit. God, Why in Scripture reprefented by the parts of Mens Bodies, vol. I. p. 751, 752. HowMan is faid to be made after the Image of God, ibid. God, His Juflice, vol. 1. p. 645. Vid. Inflict. His Good. nets, vol. 1. p. 677. Vid.Goodnefs. His Mercy, p. Tor. Vid. Mercy. His Truth, vol. t. p. 653. Vid. Truth. His Holinef, p. 66t. Vid. Holinefs. His Happinefs, p. 585. Vid. Happinefs. His Knowledge, p. 598, 599. Vid. Know- ledge. His Wi /dam, p. 615. Vid. Wifdom. God, His Majefly and Glory, vol. I. p. 62o. Inferences from it, ibid. His Sovereignty and Dominion, p. 621 Miflakes about it rellifid, ibid. Inferences from it, p. 622. God, His unchangeablenefs, vol. 1. p. 593. This pin's' to be effential to the divine Nature, p. 594. An Objellion againfl it anfwer'd, P. 595 How this a Terror to theWicked, p.596. How an Argument to Repentance, p. 596, 597. Howmatter of Comfort to good Men, p. 597. God, That be is Invifible, vol. r. p. 751. What meant by Mofes andothers having fan God, ibid. God, That be is Living and Immortal, vol. r. p. 751, 752. That he is Incomprehenfible, p.758. Omnifcient, ibid. Om- nipotent, ibid. That he is of bimfelf neceffary and immuta- ble, p. 763. God, Not to be wortnipped by any Image, vol. 1. p. 752. God, The fiß Caute and the !aß End, this explain'd and prov'd, vol. t. p. 770, 771. &C. Inferences from it, p. 772. God, His Omnipotence, vol. r. p.741. Vid. Omnipotence. His Omn%pretence, p.755, 756. Vid. Immenfrty. 2 God, The knowledge of him natural, vol.. 1. P. 404. This deny'd by Socious, ibid. His realns agaile it conßder'd, /bid. Argumentsfor the proof of it, p. 405. Scriptures, how in this cafe.wreffed by Socinus¡ p. 406. The Sin of aéling con. Oar) to this knowledge of God, p. 404; 407. The aggrava- tion of it toChrifüans, ibid. God, Nothing repugnant to the Nature of God to be reteiv'd ar from God, vol. z. p. 526. God, His Pretence an awe to Sinners, vol. 1. p. 758, 759. vol. 2. p. 40. God, What it is to fee God, vol. s. p. 19o. What meant by teeing him as be io, p. 191. The Awls of this Metaphor to exprefs our future Happinefs, p. 193. God, Likenefs to God, why a neceffary Qualification for our fu- tare Happinefs, vol. t. p. 585, 59o. v01. 2. p. 197. Our likenefs to God in our future State, wherein it fiall confift, vol. 2. p. 194. God, The nature of God more clearly difcover'd by the Gofpel, vol. z, p. 588. Right notions of God, thefoundation of Re- ligion, ibid. vol. 2. p. 33 t. God to be obey'd rather thanMen, vol.'. p. 94, vol. 2. p.643. Socrates an eminent inflame of this, ibid. God, His love to of in Chriß Jefas, vol. 1. p. 221, 222. This propounded to our imitation, p 225. God, His Spirit, how it ails upon good Men, vol. 2. p. 524: How this morepowerful than the Devil, p. 523. God, Why to be reverenc'd,ly us, vol. i. p. 758, 768.. Godlinefs, A Form of it, wherein it conffis, vol. 2..p.325, 326. The Power of it, wherein it confißs, p.331. A Form of it without the Power, marks of it, p.334. How infignificant, P. 836. The. difadvantages of it, p. 339, 340. Inferences from it, -p. 341. Godlinefs and Moralityinfeparable, vol. 2. p. 359, 36o. Good, What it is to da good, vol.1. p. 668. vol. z. p. 373, The extent of this Duty, vol. 1. p. 669. The excellency of it, ibid. vol. 2. p. 387. To dogood, ofecially to thole of the Houfhold of Faith, what it implies, vol. t. p. 671. VideCharity. Good, Doing good to others, how acceptable to God, vol. 2. p.224. Oar Saviour, how eminent an example ofthis, p.2z6. Good, What it is to be followers of that which is good, vol. 2. p 373. How this a fecurity againß the injuries of Men, P. 374. Exceptions againß it anfwer'd, p 375. Good, Motives to do good, vol. I. p.16r, 191. vol. 2. p. 377. 379 Good, AO the good that is in us to be afcrib'd to God, vol. 2. P. 457. Good and Evil, their difference, vol. i. p. 663, 726. vol. 2. p. 122. Good Man, The Jews di/Galion between agood and a righteous Man, vol. a. p. 677. Good Men the particular care of Providence, vol. 2. p. 375. Their being invalv'd in general Calamities accounted far, vol, t. p. 645, 646. Their prefent Aflitlion2, how conffient with God's jußice, p. 65r. Good Men happy in the loweftCondition, vol. 2. p. 404. Not to be d f ;fed for their Poverty, vol. 1. p. 16o. Good Men, why fo. apt to be cenfur'd, vol. 1. p.163. Why the Providenceof God permits it, p. 164. Howfecure of a good. Name after_death, p.165. Good Men, their imperfe@ions, vol.!. P. 163. The groundof ill Mens Enmity againß them, p 163, 164: Good Men, The different end of good and bad Men, vol, 2. p. 202. Whence this difference proceeds,. p. 2o5. Some ex- ceptions againß it antwer'd, p. 203,204. Good Men, their future blefdnefs, vole. p. 184. vol. 2.9.57i 58. How like unto God in their future State, vol. 2. p.094, GoodMen, how illuminated by theDivineSpirit, vol.2. p.519. Gooduefs, The nature of it, vol. 2. p. 312. How neceffary a part of Religion, vol. 2. p. 316, 359. The epcellency of it, vol. r. p. 620. vol. 2. P. 374. Haw apt to be envy'd, vol. 1. p. 164. Gooduefs of God, the proper Notionof it, vol.,. p. 677. Pro. ved from the Light of Nature, p. 678. From Scripture, ibid. From the Perfellion of the Divine Nature, p. 679. The Effetls and Extent ofit, p. 680. Gooduefs of God to his Creatures, vol.1. p. 680. in giving them Being, ibid. In the Variety, Order, and End of them, p. 682. In the prefervationof them, p. 684. In providing for their Welfare, ibid. This matter for our Praife and Thanksgiving, ibid. Goodnefs:of God to Mankind inparticular, vol. 1. p. 685. In giving us fach an excellent Being, ibid. In ordainingfo many Creatures
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