A learned and very useful commentary on the whole epistle to the Hebrews wherein every word and particle in the original is explained ... : being the substance of thirty years Wednesdayes lectures at Black-fryers, London / by that holy and learned divine Wiliam Gouge ... : before which is prefixed a narrative of his life and death : whereunto is added two alphabeticall tables ...

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A learned and very useful commentary on the whole epistle to the Hebrews wherein every word and particle in the original is explained ... : being the substance of thirty years Wednesdayes lectures at Black-fryers, London / by that holy and learned divine Wiliam Gouge ... : before which is prefixed a narrative of his life and death : whereunto is added two alphabeticall tables ...
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An Alphabeticall INDEX, of the most mate∣riall points contained in this COMMENT.

The first figure noteth the Chapter, the second the Section of that Chapter.

A
  • AArons Calling. 5. 20, 21
  • Aarons Priesthood differs from Christs. 7. 66
  • Aarons Rod that budded. 9. 28
  • Abel, what it sign•…•…. 11. 10
  • Abrahams seed Christ took on him. 2. 162
  • Abraham and Abram differenced. 6. 93
  • Abrahams dignities. 6. 92
  • Abrahams faiths excellency. 6. 94
  • Abraham saw Christ in promises. 6. 95
  • Abrahams blessing. 6. 102, 109
  • Abrahams blessing extended and restrain∣ed to his seed. 6. 104
  • Abrahams seed multiplied. 6. 105
  • Abrahams faith and obedience. 11. 36, 37
  • Abraham called out of his Country. 11. 38
  • Abraham tempted. 11. 83
  • Abrahams offering up Isaac. 11. 85, &c.
  • Abraham resembled to God in offering his son. 11. 94
  • Abrogation of the Law. 7. 68, 69, 70
  • Abrogation of old Covenant. 8. 80, 81
  • Account to be given to God. 2. 129 & 4. 79
  • Accusers are of the devil. 2. 146
  • Acknowledgement of kindness. 10. 127
  • Additions of Papists to things perfect. 7. 65
  • Afflictions, See Trials.
  • Afflictions, how to be chosen. 11. 137
  • Afflictions from God. 12. 36
  • Afflictions of Saints are chastisements. 12. 37
  • Afflictions needfull and usefull. 12. 37, 45, 62
  • Afflictions not to be despised. 12. 38
  • Afflictions convince men of sin. 12. 39
  • Afflictions much pressed. 12. 48
  • Afflictions make men partakers of Gods holiness. 12. 58
  • Afflictions are grievous. 12. 16
  • Afflictions grievous only to sense. 12. 61
  • Afflictions are profitable. 12. 62, 63
  • Afflictions produce righteousness and quietness of mind. 12. 63
  • Afflictions are a means of exercising Saints. 12. 64
  • 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. 3. 17. & 6. 55
  • Age, See Years.
  • Agony of Christ very great. 5. 38
  • Aliens, who are. 11. 238
  • Aliens vanquished. 11. 238, 239
  • Altar of Christians. 13. 122
  • Altar of the Mass. 13. 125
  • Alteration of creatures. 1. 140
  • All many waies limited. 2. 66, 81
  • All sins punished. 2. 14, 15, 16, 17
  • All not redeemed. 2. 81. & 9. 141. & 11. 80
  • All things by God and for God. 2. 89
  • All that deserve blame to take blame. 5. 67
  • All things enjoyned by God to be ob∣served. 8. 16
  • All to be made partakers of Gods Word. 9. 101
  • All are unclean. 9. 105
  • All have means of cleansing afforded. 9. 105
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  • All the people sprinkled. 9. 105
  • All men mortall. 7. 97. & 9. 133
  • All of all sorts subject to destruction. 11. 159
  • All praise-worthy have their due. 11. 274
  • All needfull graces linked together. 12. 11
  • All of all sorts spoken unto. 12. 31
  • All of all sorts afflicted. 12. 46
  • Almes, See Charity.
  • Alwaies serve God. 9. 38
  • Ambitious have little faith. 11. 136
  • Ambition described. ibid.
  • Anabaptists make all equall. 7. 50
  • Angel, what it signifieth. 1. 82
  • Angels excellency. 1. 40. 1. 85. & 1. 95
  • Angels styled Gods. 1. 70
  • Angels of God. 1. 71
  • Angels all subject to Christ. 1. 73
  • Angels many. 1. 73
  • Angels Ministers. 1. 79, 82, 156
  • Angel, how Christ is. 1. 83
  • Angels names. 1. 84
  • Angels nature. 1. 86
  • Angels knowledge. 1. 87
  • Angels prudence. 1. 88
  • Angels purity. 1. 89
  • Angels glory. 1. 90
  • Angels power. 1. 91
  • Angels speed. 1. 92
  • Angels zeal. 1. 93
  • Angels constancy. 1. 94
  • Angels Function, to God, Christ, Saints. 1. 96
  • Angels bring benefits to men. 1. 101
  • Angels single, whether attend single persons. 1. 157
  • Angels minister to heirs of salvation. 1. 158
  • Angels how said to deliver the Law. 2. 9
  • Angels not to be worshipped. 2. 44, 45, 46, 159
  • Angels not assumed by Christ. 2. 157, 158
  • Angels have not Saints priviledges. 2. 159
  • Angels innumerable company. 12. 103
  • Anointing Christ. 1. 119, 120
  • Answerableness of sin and punishment. 11. 160
  • Anthropomorphites. 1. 133
  • Apostacy aggravated. 10. 110
  • Apostacy to be prevented. 3. 122
    • And how. 10. 79
  • Apostacy of professors. 3. 131, 136
    • How occasioned. 3. 137
  • Apostates, who cannot be. 3. 132
  • Apostates, how high they may ascend. 6. 31
  • Apostates, how low they may fall. 6. 37
  • Apostates cannot but expect fearfull vengeance. 10. 96
  • Apostacy increaseth fiery indignation. 10. 97
  • Apostates are adversaries. 10. 100
  • Apostates detected of God. 10. 149
  • Apostates end. 10. 151
  • Apostles. 2. 26
  • Apostle Christ. 3. 24
  • Apostle and High-Priest both was Christ. 3. 26
  • Apparell of Saints oft mean. 11. 261
  • Apparell brave, a vanity. 11. 261
  • Appointed to his Function Christ was. 3. 33
  • Appointed, how he was. ibid.
  • Appointed by God, how Ministers are. 3. 34, 35
  • Appointed who are, must be faithfull to him. 3. 32
  • Appearing of Christ conspicuous. 9. 142
  • Appearing of Christ second and last. 9. 143
  • Apply former examples, promises, threats, &c. 3. 89, 90. & 13. 68
  • Apply Doctrines. 10. 52
  • Application of Christ. 2. 83
  • Applying Christs blood. 9. 72
  • Arch Angel. 1. 83
  • Ark of the Tabernacle. 9. 20. & 11. •…•…94
  • Ark of Noah. 11. 30
  • Ark of Noah a type of Christ. 11. 31
  • Army of the Church. 1. 152
  • Ashamed Christ is not of his brethren. 2. 108
  • Ashamed God is not of beleevers. 11. 77
  • Assurance of hope. 3. 66. & 6. 80
  • Assurance of heaven. 10. 131
  • Astronomers cannot number all the stars. 11. 60
  • Attend to the Gospel. 2. 5
  • Attention greater to excellent Author and matter. 2. 2, 5
  • Author of the Epistle to Hebrews. 1. 4 & 2. 27
  • Authority of that Epistle. 1. 1
  • Authors eminency works attention. 2. 2
  • Author of salvation. 5. 50
  • Author of faith Christ is. 12. 13
  • Avenge, See Vengeance.
B
  • BAbe, how a disgrace. 5. 70, 71
  • Backslide, See Apostacy.
  • Baptismes, why in the plurall. 6. 12
  • Baptism of Iohn and Christ the same. ibid.
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  • Baptism, Principles about it 6. 14
  • Baptism of infants 8. 51
  • Baraks name, weaknesse and vertues 11. 198
  • Bastardy infamous 11. 207
  • A Bastard highly honoured 11. 207
  • Bastardy without correction 12. 47
  • Beasts offered for sacrifice 13. 126
  • Beasts burnt without the camp 13. 127
  • Base handling Professors 11. 252
  • Beginnings of heavenly rest here enjoyed. 4. 24
  • Begetting in relation to God the Father. 1. 49
  • Begotten-first 1. 67
  • Behold 2. 124
  • Believe. See Faith
  • Believe that God is 11. 22
  • Beleevers not damnified by unbeleevers. 4. 39
  • Beleevers all heires 6. 133, 134
  • Beleevers discern things that differ 11 144
  • Beleevers see God 11. 150
  • Beleevers venture on terrible things 11. 167
  • Beleevers of good report 11. 274
  • Beleevers under the Law had no actuall fruition of Christ 11. 276
  • Betray not the innocent 11. 125
  • Best to be given to God 7 34
  • Better, variously used 1. 39
  • Better things under the Gospel. 2. 21. And 11. 2•…•…8
  • Better hope 7. 87
  • Better covenant 7. 94
  • Better promises 8. 25
  • Better desired by beleevers 11. 75
  • Beloved, a title of insinuation. 6. 55
  • Blessing variously taken 7. 13
  • Blessing what it is. Why from God. 6. 47, 102
  • Blessing of God abundant. 6. 103, 104, 109
  • Blessing external on wicked 3. 98
  • Blessings here enjoyed, not to be rested in. 4. 49
  • Blessing of Ministers 7. 14
  • Blessing of Christ 7. 15
  • Blessing, an act of preheminency 7. 47
  • Blessings may be sought too late 12. 95
  • Binde themselves to God, men must 6. 100
  • Birthrights priviledges 12. 92
  • Blood. Flesh and blood 2. 137
  • Blood of professors sought by persecutors. 11. 257
  • Blood to be resisted unto 12. 26
  • Blood carried into the most holy place. 9. 42
  • Blood the means of expiation 9. 43
  • Blood-of Christ the truth of legal blood. 9. 56
  • Blood of Christ, the price of mans re∣demption 9. 57
  • Blood of Christ how oft shed 9. 58.
  • Blood the means of agreement with God. 9. 99
  • Blood, and water, what they typified. 9. 70, 71, 103
  • Blood must be shed for remission 9. 111
  • Blood of beasts offered by Priests 9. 127
  • Blood of Jesus opened heaven 10. 53
  • Blood of Christ sprinkled 12. 116
  • Blood of Christ hath more a excellent ver∣tue then others 12. 119
  • Blood of Christ hath a continuall efficacy. 12. 117
  • Bloody and unbloody sacrifice foolishly distinguished 7. 115
  • Body of Christ prepared for him 10. 18
  • Body of Christ a sacrifice 10. 28
  • Boldnesse in going to God 4. 93
  • Boldnesse of enemies against Gods people. 11. 169
  • Bondage of natural men 2. 150
  • Bondage perpetual 2. 151
  • Bonds of Martyrs 11. 253
  • Book of covenant sprinkled 9. 104
  • Brethren how Christ hath. 1. 67. 2. 106. •…•….
    • See Fellows 167.
  • Brethren in reference to Saints. 3. 3, 121
  • Bread and wine not offered for sacrifice by Melchisedec 7. 27
  • Builders worthy of honour 3. 46
  • Burdens to be cast off 12. 5
  • Burning sacrifice typified Christs tor∣ments 13. 127
  • Busie-bodies 7. 73
  • But 1. 138, 148. 2. 50. and 11. 2
C.
  • CAin what it signifieth 11. 10
  • Call of God a sufficient warrant 11. 36
  • Call, what it intendeth 2. 107
  • Calling external and internal 3. 13
  • Callings causes and effect•…•… 3. 14
  • Calling heavenly 3. 15
  • Callings priviledges 3. 16
  • ...

    Callings signes. 3. 18 and uses. 3. 19. and

    Ends. 3. 20.

    • Walk worthy thereof 3. 20
  • Called are redeemed 9. 91
  • Calling to a function. See appointed
  • Calling, our own to be attended 7. 73
  • Camp to be left 13. 133
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  • Candlestick of the Tabernacle typified the Church 9. 7, 8
  • Capacity of Learners to be regarded 5. 66
  • Carnal commandment 7. 80, 81
  • Carnal, variously taken 7. 80
  • Carnal religion 7. 82. 9. 50
  • Catechising necessary 5. 64
  • Catechising differenced fron•…•… preaching. ibid.
  • Catechismes to be grounded on Gods word 5. 65
  • Censer of the Tabernacle 9. 18, 19
  • Ceremonial rites. See Types
  • Ceremonial Law 7. 68, 81
  • Ceremonies none significant, but appoin∣ted by God 9. 46
  • Certainty of salvation 1. 161
  • Certainty of salvation no ground of pre∣sumption 6. 75
  • Certainty of judgements 2. 18, 21
  • Character, what it implieth 1. 20
  • Charity to needy 6. 70
  • Charity, especially to Saints 6. 71
  • Charity, how to be ordered 6. 71
  • Charity to be continued 6. 72
  • Cherubim 1. 84
  • Cherubims over the Mercy-seat 9. 32
  • Cheerfulnesse in praising God 2. 116
  • Children of Christ 2. 90, 128
  • Children how we must be like, or unlike them 5. 70
  • Children many a blessing 6. 105. and 21. 54. and 11. 208
  • Children given of God 6. 106
  • Children in their parents condition 7. 57, 59
  • Children punished for their Fathers sin. 11. 161
  • As Children Saints dealt withal 12. 32
  • Children Reverence Parents, who cor∣rect them 12. 50
  • Chosen of God are perfected by Christ. See Elect. 10. 40
  • Christ, the meaning of this name 3. 54
  • Christs Son-ship 1. 15. 3. 55
  • Christ the heir 1. 17
  • Christ Creator 1. 18. 3. 49
  • Christ, brightnesse of Gods glory 1. 19
  • Christ the Character of God 1. 20
  • Christ the upholder of all 1. 24
  • Christ an able Priest 1. 26
  • Christs powerful word 1. 25
  • Christ purgeth by himself 1. 27, 28, 29
  • Christ how he sits and stands in heaven 1. 31
  • Christ how at Gods right hand 1. 33
  • Christ as God Man advanced 1. 34
  • Christ exalted into the highest place 1. 35, 149
  • Christs excellency 1. 39
  • Christ the first-begotten 1. 49
  • Christ an Angel 1. 83
  • Christ the mediator of the new covenant 12. 114, 115
  • Christ God 1. 107. 3. 49
  • Christs Kingdome 1. 108, 112
  • Christ how he giveth up his Kingdome 1. 109
  • Christ sits on his throne continually 1. 110
  • Christs Scepter 1. 111
  • Christ loved righteousnesse 1. 115
  • Christs hatred of iniquity 1. 116
  • Christs gifts excel others 1. 123
  • Christs fellowship with Saints 1. 122
  • Christ the Lord Jehovah 1. 128
  • Christ our Lord 7. 74
  • Christs eternity 1. 129
  • Christs immutability 1. 136, 138▪ 141, 142, 145
  • Christs power in altering creatures 1. 140
  • Christs continuance at Gods right-hand 1. 150
  • Christs enemies 1. 151
  • Christs army 1. 151
  • Christs foot-stool 1. 154
  • Christ a Preacher 2. 22, 24, 112
  • Christ a Minister 8. 3
  • Christs voyce 3. 77, 78
  • Christ first published the Gospel 2. 24
  • Christs meanness iamplified his greatnesse 2. 534
  • Christ made lower then Angels 2. 57, 58, 59
  • Christ crowned with glory 2. 60, 61
  • Christ counted worthy of glory 3. 43
  • Christ hath all under him 2. 62
  • Christ merited not for himself 2. 74
  • Christ was man to die 2. 75
  • Christs sufferings 2. 76, 96
  • Christ did all for us 2. 83, 148
  • Christ brings his to glory 2. 92, 93
  • Christ the Captain of Salvation 2. 94
  • Christ tempted 2. 196, 182
  • Christ perfected by sufferings 2. 97, & 5. 49
  • Christ sanctifieth 2. 102
  • Christ and Saints of one 2. 104
  • Christ did what he did on just cause 2. 105
  • Christ declared what he received 2. 111
  • Christ trusted in God 2. 119
  • Christ the Fountain of all good 2. 132
  • Christ a true man made like to man 2. 168
  • ...

    Christ wherein like to man 2. 169

    wherein not like 2. 170

  • Christ why made like man 2. 171
  • Christ a true Priest 2. 172
  • Christ an high and great Priest 2. 173
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  • Christ why a Priest 5. 27
  • Christs Priesthood. See Priesthood.
  • Christs mercifulnesse, compassion, and fel∣low-feeling 2. 176, 178. and 4. 88
  • Christs faithfulnesse 2. 177, 178. and 3. 39
  • Christ himself suffered 2. 182
  • Christs goodnesse to us to be considered 3. 2
  • Christ, Jesus joyned 3. 29
  • Christ excelled Moses 3. 45
  • Christ hath a property in the Church 3. 57
  • Christ the living God 3. 138, 139
  • Christ pure without sin 4. 91
  • Christ glorified not himself 5. 24
  • Christ glorified by his Priest-hood 5. 26
  • Christ ardently prayed 5. 37
  • Christs sacrifice hath a continual efficacy 12. 117
  • Christ frequently prayed 5. 34
  • Christs agony very great 5. 38
  • Christ put to open shame 6. 42
  • Christ under promises made to Abraham 6. 95
  • Christ typified before he was exhibited 7. 25
  • Christ endureth ever 7. 98
  • Christ able to save to the uttermost 7. 102, 103
  • Christ the means of accesse to God 7. 105
  • Christ even the same 13. 112. and 9. 90
  • Christ to be gone to in leaving the world 13. 134
  • Christ mediation the ground of prayer 13. 176
  • Christ offered himself to God 9. 81
  • Christ undertook many offices 9. 88
  • Christs death effectuall before he was ex∣hibited 9. 90
  • Christ appeareth before God for us 9. 124
  • Christ beareth mens sins 9. 139
  • Christs second appearing the last 9. 142
  • Christ did what was written of him 10. 22
  • Christ a servant and a Lord 10. 33
  • Christ our Guide to God 10. 59
  • Christ is yet to come 10. 139
  • Christ reproached before exhibited 11. 142
  • Christ known before incarnate 11. 142
  • Christ the prime promise 11. 275
  • Christ not received before exhibited 11. 276
  • Christs excellency above Moses.
  • Christ speaketh to us in the Gospel 12. 124
  • Christs word and Gospel refused and re∣jected many wayes 12. 125
  • Christ speaks from heaven 12. 126
  • Christians one with the Jewes, in respect of priviledges 12. 107
  • Church what it signifieth 1▪ 117
  • Church to be frequented 2. 118
  • Church built up by Christ 3. 49
  • Church Christs own 3. 57
  • Churches Lord Christ is 7. 74
  • Church wherein to be preferred before ones own Country 11. 190
  • Church under the Gospel set out by Mount Sion 12. 100
  • Circumspection. See Heed.
  • Circumspection against sin 3. 122
  • ...

    Circumspection over our selves 3. 125

    over others 3. 124

  • Circumspection must be perpetuall 3. 125
  • Circumstances in Scripture observable 4. 52
  • Circumstance gives place to substance 13. 189
  • Cloud of witnesses 12. 3
  • Colledges. See Seminaries.
  • Come to God how men do 7. 104, •…•…05
  • Commandment differenced from Law 7. 38, 80
  • Common things counted polluted.
  • Comming of Christ last and second 9. 143, 144
  • Comming of Christ looked for by belie∣vers 9. 145
  • Comming of Christ yet to come 10. 139
  • Comming of Christ speedy 10. 140
  • Communication of properties in Christ 9 57
  • Companions with sufferers, 10. 126. Lord 11. 138
  • Company with wicked dangerous 11. 138
  • Comparisons, see Parables.
  • Compassion in Priests and Ministers 5. 9
  • Compassion on all sorts 5. 11. and 10. 128
  • Complaints of God 3. 105
  • Concealing such as in danger 11. 125
  • Conclusion to be expressed 4. 53
  • Conception of Christ 8. 6
  • Conditions stand with free grace 12. 43
  • Confessors and Professors distinguished 11. 259
  • Confessors brought to wander 11. 261
  • Confessors brought to want 11. 262
  • Confession of sin 10. 7, 8
  • Confessors hardly handled 11. 264
  • Confidence for profession of faith, or faith it self 3. 61
  • Confidence to be maintained 10. 132
  • Confesse thy condition 11. 67
  • Conscience what it is 13. 155
  • Conscience good and evill 13. 155
  • Conscience not quieted by legal rites 9. 49
  • Conscience most affected with sin 9. 83
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  • Conscience quieted when purged from sin 10. 5
  • Conscience evil 10. 66
  • Consider what it intendeth 3. 21
  • Consider weighty matters 3. 22
  • Consider Christ above all 3. 23, 41
  • Consider one another 10. 75
  • Consecrated a way is by Christ 10. 55
  • Consolation from Gods promises 6. 144
  • Consolation strong 6. 145
  • Conspiring in sin aggravates it 3. 104
  • Constancy. See Perseverance.
  • Constancy of Christ in sufferring 12. 18
  • Content with thy gifts 2. 37
  • Content with any estate 11. 45. And 53. 61, 62, &c.
  • Continue. See Persevere.
  • Continue God doth his great works a∣mong opposers 3. 100
  • Continuance in sin aggravates it 3. 102, 109
  • Contradictions of sinners against miseries 12. 24
  • Contradiction make weary 12. 2
  • Contrary vices to be avoided 6. 8•…•…
  • Contraries cause contrary consequences 4. 31
  • Converted ones at first most assaulted 10. 119
  • Converted ones at first, great courage 10. 121
  • Conviction works on affection 7. 77
  • Corruption bitter 12. 84
  • Corruption to be kept down 12. 85
  • Corruption defileth many 12. 87
  • Courage spirituall needfull 12. 25
  • Covenant what it is 7. 94. and 8. 39
  • Covenant made with Christ •…•…. 118. & 8. 45
  • Covenant and Testament differenced 7. 94
  • Covenant with Christians, wherein better 7. 94
  • Covenant established on the Mediator 8▪ 24
  • Covenant of God established on promises 8. 26
  • Covenants four causes 8. 40
  • Covenant new 8. 35
  • Covenant a prop to faith 8. 41
  • Covenant of works 8. 42
  • Covenant of works, why promulged after mans fall 8. 42
  • Covenant of Grace 8. 45, 46
  • Covenant upon tables of stone 9. 30
  • Covenant of God the ground of the good he doth 10. 46
  • Covet best gifts 2. 37
  • Courage spiritual needful 12. 25
  • Country of believers 11. 72
  • Councell of God immutable 6. 135
  • Creation not understood by reason 1•…•…. 8
  • Creation by Gods word 11 8
  • Creation of nothing 11. 8
  • Creatures variously taken 4. 75
  • Creatures perish, how many wayes 1. 137, 139
  • Creatures how altered by Christ 1. 140
  • Creatures cannot work miracles 2. 28, 29
  • Crosse what it is 12. 17
  • Crosse of Christ 12. 17 See sufferings
  • Crown, Crowning 2. 60
  • Cruelty in death 11. 255
  • Cruelty of men exceeds beasts 11. 271
  • Crucifie Christ again 6. 41
  • Curse followes rejecting 6. 49
  • Custome no sure rule 10. 80
D.
  • DAnger. See Distresse.
  • Danger utmost to be declared 6. 30. and 10. 87
  • Danger of others to be prevented 11. 125, 187
  • Danger to be timely prevented 11. 126
  • Danger to be prevented so long as may be 11. 127
  • Danger avoided by such as have courage 11. 147, 158, 168
  • Dangerous places made the safest 11. 168
  • Davids name, frailties, crosses, graces, priviledges 11. 211, 212, &c.
  • Day, To day taken for eternity 1▪ 50
  • This Day applied to set times 1. 58. and 1. 61
  • Day, the extent of it 3. 76, 91, 146
  • Daily do good 3. 145, 146
  • Day the last 10. 82. How it approacheth 10. 83
  • Day the last, how it is seen to appear 10. 84
  • Day the last how fitted for it 10. 85
  • David the penman of the book of Psalms 4. 44
  • David a type of Christ 11. 217
  • Death of Christ vanquished Satan 2. 144
  • Death. See Mortall.
  • Death fearful 2. 149
  • Death in Gods power 5. 41, 42
  • Death, principles about it 6. 19
  • Death of Christ, a death of suffering 2. 76
  • Death in causes of Religion▪ 10▪ 103
  • Death approaching take care of posterity 11. 112, 119
  • Death most irrecoverable 11. 240
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  • Dead works 6. 8. and 9. 8•…•…
  • Dearest yeelded to God 11. 93
  • Dearest subject to destruction 11. 159
  • Deceitfull sin is 3. 122, 148
  • Defer not repentance 3. 76
  • Defences against God in vain 11. 175
  • Degrees of sin. 2. 18. 3. 85
  • Deliverance from spirituall bondage 2. 152
  • Deliverance out of troubles 11. 121
  • Depart from God. See Apostates
  • Deputed to his function Christ was. 3. 33 See Appointed
  • Desertions spirituall take not away all comfort 3. 64
  • Desire of doing good 13. 156
  • Desires, though earnest, may be in vain 12. 96
  • Desperat distresse avoided 11. 23•…•…
  • Desp•…•…se the Law who do 10. 102
  • Despisers of the Law put to death 10. 103
  • Despisers of Gospel more sorely punish∣ed 10. 107
  • Determined God hath whom to blesse 11. 90
  • Devil destroyed 2. 141
  • Devils power of death 2. 142, 143
  • Devil an accuser 2. 146. 3. 122
  • Devil compriseth all the evill angels 2. 147
  • Devil described 3. 122.
  • 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. •…•…. 74, 81. and 3▪ 164. and 6. 84. and 10. 5
  • Dy men must 9. 133
  • Dy but once men do 9. 134, 135
  • Different times argue different things 4. 29
  • Different things discerned by faith 11. 144
  • Different priviledges from God 11. 277▪
  • Diffidence. See unbelief.
  • Diligence about heavenly rest 4. 64. and 6. 79
  • Directions to be added to admonitions 3. 143
  • Disgraces. See reproaches
  • Disgrace put upon professors •…•…0. 124.
  • Disgrace a kind of persecution ibid.
  • Disobedience distinguished from trans∣gression 2. 14
  • Distresse no just cause of distrust 3. 39 See Danger. See Desperate
  • Distrust. See unbelief
  • Divers doctrines 13. 115
  • Divine truths differenced 2. 22
  • Doctrines divers and strange 13. 115
  • Dominions 1. 84
  • Dominion of Christ 2. 61, 69
  • Doubling a word an emphaticall hebra∣isme 6. 103▪
  • Draw neer to God 10. 62
  • Drinks legall 9. 50
  • Dulnesse in hearing 5. 50
  • Dulnesse from want of exercise in Gods word 5▪ 68
  • Duty necessary 2. 3
  • Duty daily to be done 3. 145
E
  • EArth the foundation 1. 131
  • Earths and heavens extent 1. 130
  • Earth the place of Saints plgrimage 11. 69
  • Efficay of Christs propheticall office 2. 122, 127
  • Efficacy of Christs blood before shed 9. 90
  • Elder not ever the worthier 11. 11, 106
  • Elders who are 11. 6
  • Election, Gods power therein 2. 131
  • Elect only given to Christ 2. 133
  • Elect perfected by Christ 10. 40
  • Eliah died not 9. 133
  • Elohim when to be taken of God, when of creatures 1. 107
  • Encrease of Gods goodnesse to his Church 8. 53. And 11. 57, 61
  • End of world cleared 9. 119
  • End justifieth not an act 11. 125
  • Endeavour after heaven 4. 63
  • Endeavour acceptable 13. 156
  • Endeavour of man to be used 13. 180
  • Enduring afflictions makes them profita∣ble 1•…•…. 44
  • Enemies of Christ 1. 151
  • Enemies of Church, set in array ibid.
    • The army against them ibid.
  • Enemies of Church shall be subdued 1. 153, 154
  • Enoch his name 11. 16
  • Enoch died not 9. 133
  • Enter into rest 3. 116
  • Epistles Apostolicall 1. 6, 8.
  • Epistle to the Hebrewes a divine and ex∣cellent one 1▪ 1, 2
  • Epistle to the Hebrewes whereupon occa∣sioned 1. 9
    • The scope and method of it 1. 10
  • Ephraim 11. 〈◊〉〈◊〉
  • Equivocation in oaths 6▪ 125
  • Equivocation how lawfull or unlawfull 11. 189.
  • Erre in heart 3. 106
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  • Error to be expiated 9. 44
  • Esau his name 11. 106
  • Esaus impious disposition 12. 91
  • Essence of Father and Son the same 1. 51
  • Established we must be 13. 118
  • Eternity of Christ 1. 129, 143, 145. And 9. 77
  • Eternity of Christs Kingdome 11. 108
  • Eternal salvation 5. 51. Eternal redempti∣on 9. 65
  • Eternal Priest-hood of Christ 5. 29
  • Events judge not actions 11. 186
  • Ever how taken 13. 112
  • Everlastingnesse. See eternity
  • Exaltation of Christ 1. 30, &c. And 12. 22
  • Examples quicken 6. 83
  • Examples good to be followed 6. 83
    • Of this largely 13. 100, &c.
  • Excellency of Christ 1. 39
  • Excellency of Angels 1. 40, 85
  • Exercise makes ready 5. 75
  • Exhortations usefull 3. 143
  • Experience of misery, a ground to succor others 2. 186.
  • Experimentall learning 5. 47
  • Explain ambiguous points 10. 58.
  • External sanctity to be added to internall purity 10. 67
  • Eternall meanes cannot perfect 11. 279
  • Extreames to be avoided 12. 38
  • Eyes of the soul 2. 72
F
  • FAinting Spirits soon weary 12. 25
  • Faint not under crosses 12. 38
  • Faith. See Believe and Believer.
  • Faith. Principles about it 6. 10
  • Faith supporteth 3. 152
  • Faith maketh partakers of Christ 3. 153
  • Faith maketh the word profitable 4. 19
  • Faith giveth a right to Gods promises 4. 23
  • Faith obtaines the promises 6. 85
  • Faith freeth from fear 6. 144
  • Faith of best needs strengthning 7. 45
  • Faith brings salvation 10▪ 153
  • Faith justifying stands with other kinds 11. 2
  • Faith is a substance 11. 3 And an evidence 11. 4
  • Faiths excellencie 11. 3, 4
  • Faith makes please God 11. 21
  • Faith receives what one hath not 11. 54
  • Faith makes many be strong 11. 56
  • Faith recompences 11. 57
  • Faith makes invincible 11. 149
  • Faith seeth God. 11. 150
  • Faith of an infinite capacity 11. 152
  • Faith and tears may stand together 5. 45
  • Faith works obedience 11. 28, 37, 153
  • Faith and Prudence in preventing danger 11. 158
  • Faith common to all sorts 11. 165
  • Faith of some beneficiall to many 11. 165
  • Faith maketh bold 11. 166
  • Faith makes weak ones strong 11. 166
  • Faith worketh on senselesse creatures 11. 175
  • Faith in the seed accepted 11. 181
  • Faith gets good by others acts 11. 242
  • Faith enableth to endure much 11. 243
  • Faith begun and finished by Christ 12. 13, 14.
  • Faithfull God is in his promises 7. 75
  • Faithfull Christ is 2. 177
  • Faithfulness 3. 32, 40
  • Faithfulness of Moses and Christ 3. 39
  • Faithfulness to him that appoints 3. 3
  • Faithfull servant 3. 51.
  • Faithfulness of God in vengeance 10. 113
  • Fall away. See Apostates.
  • Father and Son one essence 1. 51.
  • Father and Son distinct persons 1. 51
  • Fathers of the flesh correct their Children 12. 49
  • Fathers who of old so accounted 1. 11
  • Fathers sins no warrant 3. 95
  • Fatherly relation betwixt Pastor and Peo∣ple 12. 33
  • Father of Spirits, God is 12. 51
  • Fore-Fathers sins why registred 3. 90
  • Fore-Fathers sins to be observed 3. 92
  • Fear of death 2. 149
  • Fear lest thou fall 4. 5
  • Fear good and evill ibid.
  • Fear was in Christ 5. 44
  • Fear and faith may stand together 5. 45
  • Fear mixed with serving God 8. 12. 12. 136
  • Fear of God ariseth from faith 11. 28
  • Fear not man 11. 129. And 13, 84, 91
  • Fear not the greatest of men 11. 148
  • Fearfull God is 10. 115
  • Fellowship betwixt Christ and Saints 1. 122. See Brethren.
  • Fidelity towards such as confide in us 11. 188
  • Figures. See tropes.
  • Figures legall had their date 9. 48
  • Figures had truths 9. 122
  • Finish how God did all his works 4. 28
  • Finisher of faith Christ is 12. 14
  • Fire quenched by faith 11. 231
  • First-begooten how Christ 1. 67
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  • First-born how Saints 1. 68
  • First-born were Priests 7. 63
  • First may be last 4. 41
  • Flesh. Flesh and blood 2. 137
  • Flesh and blood, Saints 2. 138. Christ 2. 139
  • Flesh how purifying to it 9. 75
  • Flesh of Christ typified by the veil 9. 16
  • Fly in persecution may Professors? 11. 259
  • Follow. See Example.
  • Forget not encouragements 12. 30
  • Forget not strangers 13. 12, 15
  • Fore-runner 6. 158, 159. See Run.
  • Foot-stool of Christ 1. 154
  • Forbearance of God. See Patience.
  • Forgetting kindnesses is unrighteousnesse 6. 64
  • Former days to be remembred 10. 118
  • Fornication 13. 37. 12. 89
  • Fornication an heynous sin 13. 38
  • Forsake any thing a believer will 11. 147
  • Foundation of world 1. 131. and 4. 29
  • Foundation of religion to be laid and built upon 6. 6
  • Free gift 2. 130
  • Free-will of man, in what 3. 81▪ and 4. 63
  • Freedome and immutability may stand together 6. 136
  • Future things to be sought 13. 139
  • Future things foretold 10. 45
  • Future things object of faith 11. 108
G.
  • GAte what it signifieth 13. 129
  • Generall points to be applied by every one. 12. 34
  • Generation divine 1. 50
  • Generation of Christ, as God, and as man 1. 53, &c.
  • Generation divine and humane distin∣guished. 1. 57
  • Generation of Christ how evidenced 1. 60, 62
  • A Generation what it intendeth 3. 104
  • Gentlenesse. See Mildnesse.
  • Gesture in worshipping 11. 113
  • Ghost-holy 2. 35. See Holy-Ghost.
  • Gideon his Names, Infirmities, and Ex∣cellencies 11. 195, 196, 197
  • Gifts of Holy-Ghost 2. 35
  • Gifts ordered by God 2. 37
  • Gifts to God 5. 6
  • Gifts and Sacrifices 5. 7
  • Gifts heavenly 6. 33
  • Gifts fit for function 11. 194
  • Goat why a sacrifice 9. 102
  • Goat that scaped typified Christ 9. 49
  • Glory for excellency 1. 19
  • Glory of God set out in Christs humilia∣tion, 2. 87
  • Glory of heaven 2. 93
  • Glory with which Christ Crowned 2. 60, 61
  • Glory of which Christ counted worthy 3. 43
  • Glory and honour distinguished 2. 60
  • Glory of God the supreme end 8. 40
  • Go to God. See Come to God.
  • God. Principles concerning him 6. 9
  • God how he speaks 1. 11
  • God how he spake by his Son. 1. 14
  • God, Christ 1 107
  • God the God of Christ 1. 118
  • God entred into covenant with Christ. ibid.
  • God set Christ at his right hand 1. 149
  • God not tied to means 2. 28
  • God continues to shew his power to op∣posers 3. 100
  • God kind to ungratefull 3 97
  • God how grieved 3. 103
  • God oft complains 3. 105
  • Gods favour turned into wrath 3. 113
  • Gods work attributed unto man 4. 48
  • God to be imitated 4. 62
  • God fully knoweth all things 4. 76
  • God seeth sin in justified persons 4 78
  • God ready to succour 4▪ 98
  • Gods condescension for mans good 6. 100, 139. and 8. 41
  • God doth more then he needed 6. 131
  • God makes matters most cleer to man 6. 132
  • God the most high 7. 6
  • God to be spoken of with reverence 7. 6
  • God a peculiar God 8. 67. and 11. 78
  • God of peace 13. 163
  • God is the living God. 3. 138. and 3. 85
  • God desires that which he delights in 10. 17
  • God to be believed, that he is 11. 22
  • God the rewarder 11. 23
  • God resembled to Abraham in offering his Son 11. 94
  • God returns what he receives 11. 100
  • God seen by believers 11. 150. 12. 77, 78
  • God invisible 11. 151
  • God carrieth through danger 11. 168
  • God can make things that stand in his way, to yeeld of themselves 11. 176
  • God makes men differ 11. 277
  • God how seen 12. 77, 78
  • Gods wrath terrible 12. 137
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  • Good variously taken 13. 116
  • Good report. See Report.
  • Good works to be done See works. 13. 172
  • Good works 10. 77
  • Goods spoiled, a persecution 10. 129
  • Good things to come 9. 53
  • Gospel to be heeded 2. 5, 6
  • Gospel of Salvation 2. 20
  • Gospel Preached before Christ 2. 20
  • Gospel reveales the better things 2. 21
  • Gospel sins the greater 2. 21. and punish∣ments 10. 107
  • Gospel first published by Christ 2. 24
  • Gospel confirmed 2. 25
  • Gospel-benefits 4. 16, 17
  • Gospel a good word 6. 35
  • Gospel times, blessed times 10. 83. 12. 115
  • Gospel the truth 10. 90
  • Gospel more excellent then the Law 12. 115
  • Gospel came from heaven 12. 126
  • Gospel-despisers surely and soarly pu∣nished 12. 127
  • Gospel came in with power 12. 130
  • Gospel unchangeable 12. 132
  • Governors are servants 3. 51, 52
  • Grace of God, cause of Christs death 2. 78
  • Grace stands with Christs merit 2. 78
  • Grace to be accepted in the season 3. 76
  • Grace ground of all good 4▪ 97. & 13. 196
  • Grace put for the Gospel 13. 117
  • Grace rejected dangerous 10. 92
  • Grace a cause of preferment 11. 11, 192
  • Grace decayed may be recovered 11. 202
  • Grand-fathers respect to childrens chil∣dren 11. 111
  • Growth in grace 6. 4, 5. and 10. 135
  • Grieved how God is 3. 103, 167, 168
H.
  • HAbit, what it is. How gotten 5. 75
  • Hand, attributed to God 2. 33, 132, 133
  • Hands of men make external things 9. 121
  • Things made without hands, better then things made with hands. 9. 121
  • Harden. See Heart.
  • Harlots believed 11. 183
  • Hatred of iniquity 1. 116
  • Hear Christ 3. 25, 78
  • Hear aright 3. 77
  • Hear Christs prayer, God did 5. 43
  • Hearers capacity to be observed 5. 62, 74
  • Hearing how i•…•… profits not 4. 18, 19
  • Heresies against Christs humane nature 2. 140
  • Heart. What it is 3. 79
  • Heart to whom attributed 3. 79
  • Heart how hardned 3. 80, 81
    • Causes thereof 3 84
  • Heart how hardned by God, Satan, other men 3 82, 83
  • Heart hardned by ones self 3. 85
  • Heart hardned by degrees 3. 85
  • Heart hardned a wofull plight 3. 86
  • Heart hardned how discerned 3. 87
    • How redressed 3. 88
  • Heart above all to be kept 3. 126
  • Heart evill 3 127
  • Hearts sincerity 3. 70, 126
  • Heart-searcher God is 4. 74, 76, 77
  • Heart leads to God 10. 63
  • Heart how pure 10. 64
  • Heaven, Christ exalted unto 1. 35
  • Heavens and earths extent 1. 130
  • Heaven the work of Gods hands 1. 132 and 11. 49
  • Heavens glory 2. 93
  • Heaven the hope of believers 11. 76
  • Heaven opened 4. 84, 85. and 10. 53
  • Heaven an holy place 9. 59. and 10. 53
  • Heaven the place where Christ continu∣eth his Priesthood 9. 123, 124
  • Heavens way 10. 54
  • Heaven the place of reward 10. 131
  • Heaven a City 11. 47
  • Heaven a Country. 11. 72
  • Heavenly calling and gifts 3. 15. and 6. 33
  • Heavenly things purified 9. 118
  • Heavenly things the substances of types 9. 117
  • Hebrews what they were 1. 5
  • Hebrews much affected by the Apostle. ibid.
  • Heed. See Circumspection.
  • Heed to be especially given to a speciall charge 8. 15
  • Heir Christ 1. 17
  • Heires of Salvation 1. 160, 161, 162
  • Heires of promise 6. 133
  • Heires, none but believers 6. 134
  • Hell-fire how materiall, how not 10. 98
  • Hereticks 11. 270
  • Hezekiahs sicknesse and recovery 11. 133
  • Hide such as in danger 11. 125
  • High-Priest Christ is See Priest. 2. 173. and 5. 27
  • High-Priests infirmities 5. 12
  • High-Priests function honourable 5. 18
  • High-Priest and Christ resembled 8. 4
  • High-Priest alone entered into the most holy place 9. 40
  • High-Priest went once a year into the most holy place 9. 41
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  • High-Priest entered with blood into the most holy-place 9. 42
  • Himself Christ offered 1. 29
  • Highest God is 7. 6
  • Hold fast 10. 132
  • Holy-Ghost 2. 35
  • Holy-Ghost, true God, and a distinct Per∣son 3. 76
  • Holy-Ghost put for his gifts 6▪ 34
  • Holy-Ghost how communicated to hy∣pocrits 6. 34
  • Holy-Ghost testifieth things written be∣fore 9. 46
  • Holy. See Saints.
  • Holy, who, and what so called 3. 5
  • Holy how men come to be 3. 6
  • Holy who may be accounted. ibid.
  • Holy how things are 9. 14
  • Holy place 9. 14
  • Holy of Holies 9. 15
  • Holy ones draw neer to God 10. 69
  • Holinesse, excellency, utility, necessity 3. 7
  • Holinesse an evidence of Gods good re∣spect to man 3. 8
  • Holinesse vilified by many 3. 9, 10
  • Holinesse to be pursued 3. 11
  • Holinesse how attained 3. 12
  • Holinesse makes perfect 10. 27
  • Holinesse of God conferred on Saints 12. 56
  • Honour distinguished from glory 2. 66
  • Honour refused 11. 136
  • Honour may be sought 11. 136
  • Honour to grace 11. 11, 192
  • Hope of Saints heaven 6. 148, 157
  • Hope is an evidence, that we are Christs 3. 62
  • Hope causeth rejoycing 3. 63
  • Hope of believers not uncertain 3. 66 and 6. 80, 154
  • Hope of things not seen 6. 156
  • Hope better 7. 87
  • Hope a needfull grace 10. 71
  • Hope to be professed 10. 72
  • House of God Saints are 3. 37, 58
  • House variously taken 3. 47. and 8. •…•…6
  • House of Christ excellent and large 3. 59
  • House of Christ we are 3. 58
  • House of Christ compriseth all belie∣vers before and since Christ exhi∣bited 3. 59
  • Humane Authors how usefull 11. 244
  • Humiliation, the way to exaltation 2. 63
  • Husbands faith, usefull to wives 11. 58
  • Hyperbolees how to be used 11. 60
  • Hypostaticall union of Christ 1. 15
  • Hypocrites how partakers of Holy Ghost 6. 34
  • Hypocrites taste of Gods good word 6. 35
  • Hypocrites how far they may ascend and fall 6. 36, 37
  • Hysop what it typified 9. 103
I.
  • IAcob his name 11. 106
  • Jacobs prerogatives 11 09
  • Iacobs trials 11. 110
  • Iacob worshipped on his staffe 11. 113
  • Idolatry hatefull 11. 38
  • Iealousy good over others 4. 2
  • Iehovah Christ 1. 28
  • Iephthahs Name, Birth, Infirmities, and Excellencies 11. 207, 208, 209
  • Iephthahs rash vow 208
  • Iericho described. How destroyed 11. 174
  • Iesus 2. 73
  • Iesus Christ, joyned 3. 29
  • Iewes, who so called 8 36
  • Iewes may be Christians 3. 28
  • Iewish Christians 7. 61
  • Iewes liturgy belongs not to Christians 7. 73
  • Iewes calling to be prayed for 8 37
  • Iewes priviledges belong to Christians 8. 38
  • Iewes perfected with Christians 11. 279
  • If, is not alwayes conditional 2. 8▪ 3. 60
  • Ignorance how it extenuates, or aggra∣vates sin 3. 111
  • Ignorances damages 3. 112
  • Ignorance a sin 5. 10
  • Illumination 6. 32
  • Image, what it signifieth 10. 2
  • Imitation, see Example.
  • Imitate God 4. 62
  • Imitate Christ 13 132
  • Immutability of Christ and creature 1. 136, 138, 141, 142, 145
  • Immutability of Gods counsel 6. 135
  • Immutability of Gods oath and promise 6. 140
  • Impartiality of God 2. 82
  • Impartiality in Ministers 6. 78. and 13. 193. and 9. 101
  • Impediments removed 11. 175. and 12. 4
  • Imposition of hands 6. 16 17
  • Impossible, variously taken 6. 38
  • Impossible, what is to God 6. 142
  • Imprison. See Prison.
  • Imprisoned, Professors were 11. 253
  • Incredulous no way wrought upon See Unbelief. 3. 92
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  • Infidelity. See Unbelief.
  • Indignation of God fiery 10. 98
  • Infirmities to what Christ was subject, and not subject 2. 169, 170
  • Infirmities of Priests and Ministers 5. 12
  • Infirmities of the upright passed by 11. 189
  • Information first 8. 66
  • Inheritance our right to salvation 1: 160, 162. and 6. 87
  • Inheritance what is 11. 40
  • Invincible true believers are 11. 149
  • Invisible God is 11. 151
  • Invisible ones see things visible 11. 151.
  • Invisible things seen by faith 11. 152
  • Iniquity to be hated 1. 116
  • Integrity how pleaded before God 11. 233
  • Intent how accepted 11. 84. See Purpose.
  • Insinuation 3. 121. and 6. 54
  • Intercession of Christ 7. 106
  • Interpret strange tongues 7. 19
  • Interrogations emphaticall 1. 26, 155
  • Invisible things credible 11. 4
  • Iosephs name 11. 115
  • Iosephs trials, graces and prerogatives 11. 116, 117, 118
  • Ioshuah setled Israel 4. 47
  • Ioshuahs name 6. 93
  • Ioy, what it is 3. 63
  • Ioy of most vain 3. 63
  • Ioy or rejoycing of hope 3. 64, 65
  • Ioy of believers truest joy 3. 67
  • Ioy set before Jesus 12. 15, 16
  • Isaacks name 11. 86
  • Isaacks relations to Abraham 11. 87
  • Isaack had promises appropriated to him 11. 88
  • Isaacks commendation 11. 104
  • Isaacks blessing his sons 11. 105
  • Israel 8. 36
  • Israel freed out of Aegypt 3. 163
  • Iudah 7. 75. and 8. 36
  • Iudiciall Law 7. 69
  • Iudge the best of others 6. 56. and 10. 150
  • Iudges 11. 193
  • Iudgement to come 6. 21
  • Iudgements on transgressors 2. 15. and 3.
    • See Punishments. 97
  • Iudgements certain 2. 18
  • Iudgements on tempters of God 3. 96
  • Iudgement immediatly after death 2. 136
  • Iudgement decreed 9. 136
  • Iudgement answerable to sins 11. 160
  • Iudgements on some, are caveats for o∣thers 12. 93
  • Iust men. See Righteous.
  • Iust rec•…•…mpence of sin. 2. 17. and 10 108, 109
  • Iustice without pitty 10. 104
  • Iustification, and sanctification from Christ 9. 73
  • Iustified none are by the Law 9. 104
  • Iustified persons have sin in them 9. 131
K.
  • KIndred to be succoured 7. 10
  • Kindnesse on whom it works not 3. 92. and 8. 57
  • Kings, lawfull, antient, usefull 7. 3
  • King of righteousnesse 1. 112. 7. 19, 20
  • Kings evill edicts not to be obeyed 11. 130
  • Kingdome of Christ 1. 112
  • Kingdome of Christ everlasting 1. 108
  • Kingdome of Christ, how given up to his Father 1. 109
  • Kingdome of Christ righteous 1. 112
  • Kingdome may be subdued 11. 227
  • Kissing a rite of subjection 1. 67
  • Know, his own conscience a man may 13. 154
  • Knowledge of Angels 1. 87
  • Knowledge of Hypocrites 6. 32
  • Knowledge, a priviledge of the new Co∣venant 8. 72. 73
  • Known, God is in his dealings 10. 111
  • Known things brought for proofs 9. 68
  • Known our right to heaven may be 10. 131
L.
  • LAbour for heaven 4. 64
  • Labour for love 6. 68
  • Lamps typified light 9. 9
  • Last daies 1. 13
  • Last dayes enjoy best things 2. 21
  • Law how delivered by Angels 1. 96. and 2. 9
  • Law stedfast 2. 12
  • Law set out in ten words. 7. 38
  • Law & Commandement differenced 7. 38
  • Law terrible 12. 99
  • Law delivered by Christ 12. 129
  • Law and the uses thereof 12. 129
  • Law alterable 12. 131
  • Learning by experienc 5. 47
  • Learners in time must be Teachers 5. 61
  • Leave. See forsake.
  • Left how promises 4. 7, 8
  • Legal uncleanesse not simply sinful 1. 28
  • Legal rites. See Types.
  • Legal sacrifices made not perfect 10. 3
  • Legal sacrifices oft offered 10. 4
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  • Letter of Scripture not alwayes held 1. 72. and 3. 100
  • Lie God cannot 6. 142
  • Lying an heinous sin 6. 143
  • Likenesse 2. 168
  • Likenesse in unequals 7. 50
  • Like man, why Christ was 2. 171
  • Like to God how man may be 4. 62
  • Limbus infantum 8. 50
  • Limbus Patrum a fiction 8. 50. & 9. 90
  • Lincked, all graces are 12. 11
  • Lions mouthes stopped 230
  • Lips an instrument of praise 13. 143
  • Live ever in Christ, who do 7. 98
  • Living God 3. 138, 139. and 7. 98. and 9. 85
  • Living or quick word 4 70
  • Living way 10 57
  • Look unto Jesus 12. 12
  • Long-suffering of God 3. 101
  • Lord Christ 1. 128
  • Love of man 6 67
  • Love of Saints 6 70
  • Love for the Lords sake 6. 69
  • Love laborious 6. 68
  • Love of man 10. 77
  • Love the cause of Gods chastening 12 41
  • Loynes, comming out of them 7. 41. 59
M.
  • MAjesty Gods title 1. 32
  • Manasseh 11. 111
  • Man, what it signifieth •…•… 54
  • Mans power and will in what 4 63
  • Manna 9. 22
  • Manna put in a golden pot 9 27
  • Manner of doing good 8. 17. and 13. 157. and 9. 101
  • Many. See Multitude.
  • Many shall be saved 2. 91. and 6 107 and 9. 140
  • Many types of Christ 9. 6. and 10. 34
  • Many offices of Christ 9 88
  • Many slain by persecutors. •…•…11. 258
  • Many witnesses 12. 3
  • Mary the Virgin not without sin 4 91
  • Martyrs, how they endured as they did 11. 152
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    Masse, a blasphemous sacrifice 7. 112. 115

    See bloody.

  • Means not to be prescribed to God 11. 98
  • Meanes of some preservation, destruction to others 11. 170
  • Means mean used by God 11. 177
  • Means unlikely used by God 11. 30, 39
  • Means extraordinary •…•…. 28
  • Means no help to God. ibid.
  • Means of softning, how perverted 3 85
  • Means of grace to be improved 4. 82
  • Means ordained of God effectual 9. 69
  • Means to be prepared 11. 29
  • Meats forbidden 13. 119
  • Meats legal 9. 50
  • Mediator. This at large 8 2•…•…
  • Mediator of the Covenant 8. •…•…4
  • Mediator of the Gospel, more excellent then the Mediator of the Law 12. 115
  • Meditation strengthens faith 11. 96
  • Medlings with other mens matters 7. 73
  • Melchisedec ever liveth. 7. 53
  • Melchisedecs order. 5. 30
  • Melchisedec who he was, 7. 2
  • Melchisedecs bread and wine 7. 27
  • Melchisedecs greatnesse. 7. 31, 42
  • Men are Gods Ministers 3. 164
  • Mercy, ground of all good 4. 27
  • Mercy-seat 9. 31
  • Mercifull Christ was 2. 176
  • Merit, Christ merited not for himself 2. 74. and 7. 1•…•…1
  • Merit of Christ, and grace of God toge∣ther 2 78
  • Merit man cannot 4. 97. and 6. 66
  • Messiah known by Jewes to be God 1. 1•…•…8
  • Michael is Christ •…•…. 83. and 2. 45
  • Mildnesse becomes Ministers 6. 76
  • Milk, plain principles 5. 66 72
  • Mindfull of man God is 2. 55
  • Ministers excellency requires heed in hearers 2. 2, 5
  • Ministers, Angels 1. 79
  • Ministry of Angels most excellent 1. 156
  • Ministers guides to others 2. 127
  • Ministers appointed of God, who, and how 3. 34, 35
  • Ministers how to be respected 3. 35. and 13. 148
  • Ministers receive all they have 3. 48
  • Ministers of God men are 3. 164. & 7. 51
  • Ministers coworkers with God 4 48
  • Ministers function honourable 5 19
  • Ministers able to preach deep mysteries 5. 73
  • Ministers a means to help on to perfecti∣on 6▪ 5. 26
  • Ministers mildnesse, earnestnesse, and im∣partiality, 6. 6, 77. 78
  • Ministers maintenance 7 18
  • Ministers Prerogative, notwithstanding their meanesse 7. 52
  • Ministers necessary and profitable 13. 149
  • Ministers must watch 13. 1•…•…9
  • Ministers must give an account 13. 151
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  • Ministers joy and grief about people 13. 152
  • Ministers conscionable to be prayed for 13. 153
  • Ministers restrained, and restored 13. 159, 186
  • Ministers pray for people 13. 162
  • And people for Ministers 13. 153
  • Ministers desire to be with their people 13. 187
  • Ministers associating themselves together 13. 188
  • Ministers impartiality 9. 101
  • Monisters must have their warrant 9. 101
  • Ministery effectual by Gods blessing 6. 28
  • Miracle, what it is 2. 28, 33, 34
  • Miracles wrought by God alone 2. 28
  • Miracles bear witnesse to divine truth 2. 30
  • Miracles now not needfull. ibid.
  • Miracles, signes, wonders, distinguished 2. 31, 32
  • Mock. See Reproach.
  • Monarchy. See King.
  • Morall Law perpetual 7. 70
  • Morall Law how mollified 7. 70
  • Mortal are all of all sorts 7. 97▪ and 9. 133.
  • Mortality exempts not from services 7. 97
  • Mortality how it instructs men 9. 139
  • Moses and Christ compared 3. 36. and 11. 135
  • Moses faithfulnesse 3. 39
  • Moses prerogatives, how excelled by Christ 3. 45
  • Moses had all from Christ 3. 48
  • Mose how said to bring Israel out of Aegypt 3. 164
  • Moses instructed in Gods mind. 8. 14
  • Moses why taken to the top of the mount 8. 19
  • Moses Law 10. 101
  • Moses trials, gifts, and priviledges 11. 133, 134, 135
  • Moses refused▪ honour, pleasures, and riches 11. 136, 139
  • Mother a joynt parent 11. 124
  • Multitude. See many.
  • Multitude of believers 11. 192
  • Multiplication of seed a blessing 6. 105
  • Murther of ones self, damnable 11. 204, 205
  • Must, a necessity, and a duty 11. 22
  • Mysteries many, and great in Christs Priest-hood 5. 57. 7. 24
  • Mysteries couched under histories 7. 23, 24
N.
  • NAme of God 2. 112. and 6. 69
  • Name of Gods Son 1. 42
  • Nature of man prone to sin 3. 122
  • Naturall mans power and will in what 4. 63
  • Necessary what is 8. 9
  • Necessity twofold 2. 3
  • Necessity of duty ibid.
  • Necessity of Christs undertaking 2. 166
  • Necessity of observing things enjoyned 9. 114
  • Necessity of Christs suffering but once 9. 128
  • Negative argument how it holds 1. 46
  • Negatives doubled emphaticall 4. 76
  • Neglect of Salvation 2. 19
  • Neglect no means of others good 3. 147
  • Nescience wherein blamelesse 3. 111
  • Nestorius his heresie 2. 77
  • New way 10. 56
  • News to be made known 13. 184
  • New Covenant 8. 35
  • New Covenant and old 8. 49
  • New Testament ratified by Christs death 9. 95
  • New Testament inviolable 9. 95
  • New Testament violated by Papists 9. 95
  • Nigh to God we draw by Christ 7. 88
  • Noahs Fame and faith 11. 26
  • Novatus error 6. 37
  • Now 2. 68
  • Now is Christ in heaven for vs 9. 124
O.
  • OBjections usefull 2. 68
  • Obedience simple and absolute to God 11. 37, 41, 88
  • Obedience in suffering 5. 48. and 11. 95
  • Obedience a sign of salvation 5. 52, 53
  • Obedience universal 8. 16
  • Obedience to Ministers 13. 148
  • Obedience to civill and Spiritual Rulers differenced 13. 148
  • Obedience answerable to the charge 11. 41
  • Obedience to be continued 11. 42
  • Obseure points to be explained 10. 58
  • Offer to God Christ did 9▪ •…•…1
  • Offered himself Christ did▪ 1
  • Offer himself to Marry•…•…dome bow any may 11. 246
  • Oile for annointing 1. 1•…•…0
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  • Oile and the spirit compared together ibid.
  • Oile of gladnesse 1. 121
  • Old how things wax 1. 139
  • Old babe a disgrace 5 71
  • Old and new Covenant 8. 49
  • Old covenant abrogated 8. 80
  • Once Christ offered 9. 128
  • Once Christ entered into heaven 9. 60
  • Once only men die 9. 134
  • One Sacrifice, once offered by Christ 7. 115
  • Opportunity to be taken 3. 76. 146
  • Opportunities limited by God 4. 43
  • Opportunity while it lasteth, good may be expected 4. 45
  • Opportunity God helps 4. 99
  • Opportunities of returning to their Coun∣try Patriarchs omitted 11. 74
  • Oracles of God 5. 63, 65
  • Ordinances of God effectual 9. 69
  • Ordination of Ministers 3. 35. and 6. 17
  • Original sin 12. 6, 7
  • Original sin to be suppressed 12. 7
  • Oath. See swear.
  • Others to be brought to God 2. 126
  • Others to be looked unto 3. 124, 144 4. 3
  • Others blood offered by Priests 9. 127
  • Others to be instructed in what we be∣lieve 11. 120
  • Others receive good by the faith of some 11. 184
  • Our own spiritual good to be cared for 6. 79
  • Our own works 4. 58
  • Our selves must first be cleansed 7. 113
  • Our own faith justifieth 10. 147
  • Our selves to be incited with others 2. 4 and 4. 3
  • Our selves to be looked unto 3. 124
  • Outward blessing no evidence of Gods fa∣vour 3. 98
P.
  • PArables usefull 6. 45
  • Papists. See Popish.
  • Papists religion carnal 7. 82
  • Papists violate Christs last will 9. 95
  • Papists wrong people in keeping the word from them 10. 91
  • Parents carefull of their children 11. 124
  • Parents honoured by worthy children 11. 124
  • Parents observe Gods stamp on a child 11. 128
  • Pardon of sin the ground of other privi∣ledges of the new covenant 8. 74
  • Pardon fully extended to all sins 8. 76
  • Pardon of sin, is to remember it no more 10. 48
  • Pardon procured by sacrifice 10. 49
  • Partakers of the heavenly calling who are 3. 17
  • Partakers of Christ who are 3. 151
  • Passover described 11. 154
  • Patience of God 3. 101
  • Patience of God turned to wrath 3. 113
  • Patience to be added to faith 6. 86
  • Patience a support in suffering 10. 122
  • Patience an help to perseverance 10. 135
  • Patience of Christ under the Crosse 12 18
  • Patriarch 7. 32
  • Pattern. See Example.
  • Peace of Christ 7. 21
  • Peace and righteousnesse 7. 22
  • Peace attributed to God 13. 163
  • Peace, the divers kinds of it 12. 71, 72
  • Peace to be followed 12. 72
  • Peace its excellency, necessity, and utility 12. §. 72
  • Peace with all men 12. 73
  • Peace-breakers, who they are 12. 74
  • Peace the meanes of procuring and pre∣serving 12. 75
  • Peace and holiness to be joyned together 12. 76
  • Peculiar people 11. 80
  • Penitents highly esteemed by God 11.
    • See Repent 183.
  • People of God who are. To them rest be∣longs 4. 57
  • People peculiar to God 8. 68, 69
  • People pray for Ministers 13. 153
  • People of God liable to divine revenge 10▪ 114
  • People of God to be associated with 11. 138
  • Perfected how Christ is 2. 97. and 5. 49
  • Perfect two wayes 5. 72
  • Perfection to be aimed at 6. 5
  • Perfection needs no addition 7. 65
  • Perfection prayed for 13. 172
  • Perfection consisteth in holinesse 10. 27
  • Perfected by Christ who are 10. 40
  • Perjury 6. 187
  • Perishing of creatures 1. 137, 139
  • Perplexities, Saints subject unto 11. 263
  • Persecution, Professors may flie from 11. 259
  • Persecution causeth perplexity 11. 263
  • Persecutors offer freedome to such as yeeld 11. 247
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  • Persecutors hate the truth most 11. 247
  • Persecutors cruelty far exceedeth beasts 11. 271
  • Perseverance without intermission or re∣volt. 3. 68
    • Motives to perseverance 3. 69
    • Meanes of persevering 3. 70
    • ...

      Grounds of persevering 3. 134

      See Apostacy

    • Objections answered 3. 135
  • Perseverance grounded on Christs Priest∣hood 4. 86
  • Persevere in charity 6. 72. 11. 23, 127
  • Persevere in obedience 11. 42
  • Persevere in faith 1. 64.
  • Person in trinity 1. 21
  • Persons of Father and Son distinct 1. 52
  • Perswaded well 6. 56
  • Pilgrims Saints are 11. 68
  • Pleaces fit for divine service 9. 4
  • Plerophory of Hope 6. 20
  • Plerophory of Faith 10. 64
  • Pleased God was by Enoch 11. 19
  • Pleased how God is 11. 21
  • Pleasures lawfull, but dangerous 11. 139
  • Pleasures how to be used 11. 139
  • Pleasures momentany 11. 140
  • Popes usurped power 2. 70
  • Popes usurpation above Kings 7. 33
  • Popish. See Papist
  • Popish Priests needlesse 7. 99 and 8. 10
  • Popish Churches treasure 7. 103
  • Posterity to be cared for at death 11. 112
  • Postscripts not Canonicall 13. 198
  • Power of mans will 4. 63
  • Power of Christs word 1. 25
    • Not hindered by unbeleef 3. 100
  • Powers, Angels 1. 84
  • Power of God a prop to faith 11. 97
  • Practice the end of knowledge 10. 52
  • Prayer. Principles about it 6. 18
  • Prayers ▪frequent and fervent by Christ 5. 34, 37
  • Prayer in distresse 5. 39
  • Prayer supported by faith in Gods power 5. 40
  • Prayer of Christ heard 5. 43
  • Prayers sometimes to be more fervent 13. 158
  • Prayers to be added to other meanes 13. 171
  • Prayers why sometimes not heard 12. 96
  • Praise a sacrifice 13. 142
  • Praise to be added to prayer 13. 177
  • Preachers must preach to themselves 4. 3
  • Preaching a meanes of salvation 2. 2•…•…
  • Precepts of God according to Law 7. 38
  • Predestination different from divine ge∣neration 5▪ 54
  • Predecessors. See Fathers
  • Prejudiciall opinions to be prevented 6. 53
  • Preparation for Gods service 9. 36
  • Prepare meanes 11. 29
  • Prepared heaven is 11. 79
  • Preserve God can from common judge∣ments. 11. 162
  • Presumption from diffidence 3. 96
  • Presumption causeth destruction 11. 170
  • Prevent Apostacy 3. 122
  • Priest Christ is in both natures 2. 172. and 9. 78
  • ...

    Priests from among men 5. 2, 3, 4.

    See High Priest

  • Priests for men 5. 4
  • Priest in things of God 5. 5, 6
  • Priests offered for themselves and others 5. 14
  • Priest true, typicall, metaphoricall 2. 172
  • Priest Christ is 2. 172. Such an one as he never was 7. 108
  • Christ a Priest for ever 5. 29
  • Priests taken from among men, ordained for men 5. 2, 3, 4
  • Priests in things to God 5. 5, 6
  • Priests before the Law the first born were 7. 63
  • Priests subject to death 7. 97
  • Priests none succeed Christ 7. 99
  • Priests stand ministring 10. 33
  • Priest-hood necessary 2. 179 and 7. 63
  • Priest-hood of Christ everlasting 7. 26
  • Priest-hood of Christ sufficient 1. 26
    • Most excellent 2. 174
  • Priest-hood of Christ brings many benefits 2. 175
  • Priest-hood of Christ the ground of perse∣verance 4. 86
  • Priest-hood of Christ hath many profound mysteries. 5. 57
  • Priest-hood of Melchisedec greater then Levies. See Melchisedec 7. 42
  • Priest-hood of Levi imperfect 7▪ 61
  • Priest-hood of Christ doth that which others cannot. It maketh perfect 7. 87.
  • Priest-hood of Christ a weighty point 7. 91
  • Priest hood of Christ unchangeable 7. 99
  • Priest-hood of Christ spirituall and coele∣stiall 8. 2
  • Priest-hood of Christ not on earth 8. 10, 11
  • Principalities, Angels 1. 84
  • Principles undeniable 7. 46
  • Privat exhortations 3. 144
  • Profanesse an heynous sin 12. 90
  • Profession of faith 3. 27
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  • Profession of good purposes may be made 6. 24
  • Profession to be made of hope 10. 73
  • Profession of ones condition 11. 70.
  • Professors may fall away 3. 131 and 10. 148
  • Professors provoke God 3. 162
  • Professors of the truth tortured 11. 245
  • Professors may fly from persecution 11. 259
  • Professors and Confessors distinguished 11. 259
  • Proficiency answerable to meanes 5. 60
  • Proof added to proof 1. 63
  • Prophets ordinary, extraordinary 1. 12
  • Christ a Prophet 1. 14, 2, 22, 24, 111, 112
  • A Prophet Christ was for God and Man 2. 114
  • Prophets Gods mouth 4. 25
  • Prophets faith 11. 225
  • Propitiation 8. 75
  • Promise prime Christ is 11. 275
  • Promises may be forfeited 3. 118 and 4. 7, 8
  • Promises of rest 4 6
  • Promises of future things as of present 4. 24. and 8. 33
  • Promises of God accomplished in some 4. 37 and 7. 75
  • Promise for things promised 6. 87
  • Promises to Abraham 6. 94.
  • Promises to Abraham comprise Christ 6. 95
  • Promises the ground of faith and patience 6. 96
  • Promises a priviledge 7. 44
  • Promises better 8 25
  • Promises the ground of Gods Covenant 8. 26
  • Promises absolute 8. 77
  • Promses enlarged to beleevers 11. 57.
  • Promises embraced 11. 66
  • Promises appropriated to Isaack 11. 88
  • Promises how obtained 11. 229
  • Promised land 11. 43
  • Promises of men submitted to Gods will 13. 187
  • Prone man is to sin 3. 122
  • ...Providence▪ 1. 24, &c.
  • Providence of God is manifold 3. 93
  • Providence of God extended to increde∣lous 3. 97
  • Provoke God who do 3. 162
  • Provoke others to duty 10. 75
  • Prudence and faith in preventing danger 11. 158
  • Psalmes all penned by David 4. 44
  • Psalmes of divine authority 4. 44
  • Punish on good ground 10. 10•…•…
  • Punishment of sin a just reward 2. 15, 16, 17. and 10. 108, 109
  • ...

    Punishment on others our warning 3. 89

    See Judgement

  • Purifying water 9. 7•…•…
  • Purity of Christ 4. 91. and 7. 109. and 9 80
  • Pure heart 10. 64
  • Purgatory 8. 50
  • Purging vertue of Christ •…•…. 27. and 9. •…•…2
  • Purposes good may be professed 6. 24
  • Purposes of men to be subjected to Gods will 6. 27
  • Purpose how accepted 11. 84
Q
  • QUoting Sccripture without naming the particular place •…•…2. 50, 52
R
  • RAce Metaphoricall 12. 8
  • Race set before us 1•…•…. 10
  • Rahabs name, faith, and effects thereof 11, 181, 182, &c.
  • Rahab preserved 11. 184
  • Ransome Christs death was 9. 79, 89
  • Rashnesse to be avoided 11. 141
  • Reconciliation made by Christ 2. 180
  • Reconciliation appropriated to Gods peo∣ple 2. 181
  • Recovery how prayed for 11. 233
  • Red Cow what it tipyfied 9. 70
  • Red Sea passed through by the Israelites 11. 165
  • Red Sea a like figure to Baptism 11. 171, 172
  • Redemption what it is 9. 62
  • Redemption not universall 2. 81
  • Redemtion perfected by Christ on earth 9. 61
  • Redemption more excellent then creation 9. 63
  • Redemption by Christ perfect 9. 65
  • Redemption of transgressions 9. 89
  • Repemption of such as lived before Christ §. 90
  • Reformation in time of the Gospel 9. 50
  • Resuge Gods promise is 6. 146
  • Regeneration different from divine rege∣neration 1. 56
  • Regeneration, the signes and causes there∣of 12. 105
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  • Registring Predecessors sins 3. 90
  • Re•…•…erations argueth imperfection 7. 112
  • Rejoyce. See joy
  • Rejecting what it intends 6. 48
  • Relation betwixt God the Father and Son 1. 22
  • Religion every one can not save 10. 57
  • Reliques unwarrantable 11. 122
  • Remember what, and how God doth 6. 63, 65
  • Remember sin how God doth not 8. 76 and 10. 47
  • Remember encouragements 12. 30
  • Repent how God doth 6. 136 and doth not 7. 92
  • Repent ▪3. 109 See Penitent
  • Repentance from dead works 6. 8
  • Repentance the way to recover 6. 40
  • Repentance required in the Covenant of Grace 8. 45
  • Repetitions 3. 158
  • Report good who have 11. 6, 274
  • Reproach. See Shame. And see Disgrace
  • Reproach a persecution 13. 135
  • Reproach just and unjust 11. 14•…•…
  • Reproach of Christ 11. 142 and 13. 135
  • Reproach preferred before Riches 11. 143
  • Reproof on just ground 5. 59
  • Reproof impartiall 5. 67
  • Reproof with remedies 6. 2
  • Resurrection. Principles about it 6. 20
  • Resurrection of Christ and in three daies 13. 164
  • Resurrection an evidence of Gods power 11. 99
  • Resurrection emboldens against sufferings 11. 148
  • Resurrections diverse 11. 250
  • Respect of persons God hath none 2. 82
  • Rest by what words in Hebrew and Greek set out 3. 116
  • Rest promised to Israel 3. 116. and 10
  • Christians 4. 6
  • Rest an evidence of Gods providence 3. 116
  • Rest may be forfeited 3. 116, 118
  • Rest why called Gods 3. 117, and 4, 9
  • Rest in heaven 4. 6, 8, 27
  • Rest of Sabbath and Canaan 4. 27
  • Rest in heaven is from all travell and trouble 4. 54, 55
  • Rest to come 4. 56
  • Rest proper to Gods people 4. 57
  • Rest of Saints like Gods rest 4. 60
  • Rest in heaven to be laboured after 3. 64, 65
  • Reveale God doth his counsell 11. 89
  • Revenge. See Vengeance.
  • Reverence in serving God 12. 135
  • Reward 11. 145
  • Reward of suffering 10. 130
  • Reward of •…•…in •…•…. 16
  • Reward of good works 6. 57, 88
  • Reward may be aimed at 6. 149, and 11. 145
  • Reward may stand with Grace 8. 43
  • Reward after work 10. 136, and 11. 19
  • Reward given of God 11. 23
  • Reward makes leave and endure any thing 11. 146
  • Rewarder God is 11. 23
  • Riches how esteemed 11. 143
  • Right to Christ who have not 13. 123
  • Righteousnesse what it is 1. 114
  • Righteousnesse of Christs Kingdome 1. 114
  • Righteousnesse loved of Christ 1. 115
  • Righteousnesse of God perfect 6. 60
  • Righteousnesse for faithfulnesse 6. 62
  • Righteousnesse and Peace 7. 2•…•…
  • Righteousnesse excellent 11. 33
  • Righteousnesse of faith 11. 33
  • Righteous King 7. 19
  • Righteous men in this world 10. 144
  • Righteous men live 10. 145
  • Righteous men live by faith 10. 146
  • Right hand how attributed to God 1. 33
  • Right hand of God Christ exalted unto 〈◊〉〈◊〉 ibid 1. 149
  • Christs continuance there 1. 150
  • Rites. See Types
  • Run Christ did in the Christian race 6. 158
  • Run Christ did before others 6. 159
  • Run we must in our race 12. 8, &c
S
  • SSabbath rest 4. 31.
  • Sabbath permits no servile works 4. 31
  • Sabbath in some sense permits servile works 11. 178
  • Sacrament. See Seale
  • Sacrametns. Principles about it 6. 13
  • Sacraments do not confer grace 7. 86
  • Sacraments of divine institution 9. 108
  • Sacraments in all ages 9. 108
  • Sacraments to strengthen faith 11. 156
  • Sacramentall union 11. 155
  • Sacrifice of Christ for •…•…in 1. 28. and 10. 35
  • Sacrifices and gifts distinguished 5. 7
  • Sacrifices for sin 5. 8.
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  • Sacrifices why slain 5. 7
  • Sacrifice bloody and unbloody. See bloody
  • Sacrifice of praise 13. 142
  • Sacrifice of what creatures 9. 102
  • Sacrifice true better then typicall 9 119
  • Sacrifices legall cannot stand with Christs 10. 25
  • Sacrifice ever must be 10. 25
  • Sacrifice of Christ makes perfect 10. 28
  • Sacrifice of Christ his own body 10. 18, 29
  • Sacrifices legall insufficient 10. 34
  • Sacrifices were many 10. 34
  • Sacrifices legall abrogated 1•…•…. 98
  • Saints. See Holy. See Confessors
  • Saints and Christs fellowship 1. 122
  • Saints and Christ of one 2. 104
  • Saints all of the same spirituall being 2. 104
  • Saints especially to be succoured 6. 71
  • Saints vilely esteemd 11. 267
  • Saints perfection in heaven 12. 112
  • Saints speak after death 12. 118
  • Salem 7. 4
  • Salutations commendable 7. 13. and 13. 191, 194
  • Solomon a type of Christ 1. 63
  • Salvation 1. 159
  • Salvation neglected 2. 19
  • Salvation put for Gospel 2. 20
  • Salvation great 2. 21
  • Salvation by Christ 2. 95. and 5. 50
  • Salvation eternall 5. 51
  • Salvation to all that obey 5. 53
  • Salvation accompanieth good works 6. 57
  • To Salvation what right we have 1. 160
  • Salvations certainty 1. 161
  • Salvation sure to such as looke for it 9. 146, 147
  • Salvation full at Christs last comming 9. 147
  • Salvation end of faith 10. 153
  • Sampsons name, weaknesse, strength 11. 199, 200
  • Sampsons haire 11. 261
  • Sampsons death lawfull 11. 203
  • Samson a type of Christ 11. 206
  • Sam•…•…, Christ is ever 9. 90, and 13. 112
  • Samuels name, birth, education, privi∣ledges 11. 219, &c.
  • Samuel a type of Christ 11. 224
  • Samuel not raised from the dead 11. 223
  • Sanctity externall to be added to internall purity 10. 67
  • Sanctifie how God, or Christ, or Man doth 2. 101, 102
  • Sanctified none are by nature 2. 103
  • Sanctification and justification from Christ 9. 73
  • Sanctification imperfect 10. 7
  • Sanctified ones are perfected 10. 40
  • Sanctuary diverfly taken 8. 4
  • Sanctuary what it was •…•…. 4, 14
  • Sarah her name, and faith 11. 52, 53
  • Sa•…•…e variously taken 5. 42
  • Saviour, what an one Jesus is 2. 73
  • Sawn asunder 11. 255
  • Scape-goate tipyfied Christ 9. 139
  • Scarlet-wool what it tipyfied 9. 103
  • Scepter of Christ 1. 111
  • Schooles. See Seminaries
  • Scourging Professors 11. 252
  • Scourge God doth of•…•… 12. 40, 42
  • Scoff. See Reproach
  • Scripture added to Scripture 1. 63
  • Scripture. proofes 1. 46, 63, 77
  • Scripture, why quoted without Chapter or Verse 2. 50, 52
  • Scriptures testimony 2. 51, 52, and 3. 74
  • Scripture instructions to be applied to all ages 3. 158. 13, 68
  • Scriptures quoted in the very words there∣of 3 74
  • Scripture circumstances observeable 4. 52
  • Scripture varied in the letter 1. 72
  • Scriptures foretold what Christ did 10. 21
  • Scripture for all in all ages 10. 43
  • Scripture in no part lost 11. 244
  • Scripture how the word of truth 11. 244
  • Scripture ought to be read and known 12. 94
  • Seales to be annexed to a Covenant made known 9. 100
  • Season. See opportunity
  • Seasonable succour 13. 164
  • Searcher of heart God is 4. 74, 76, 77
  • Security to be avoided 11. 133
  • Seducers have diverse doctrines 13. 114
  • Seed of Abraham Christ is 2. 161, 162
  • Seed of beleevers blessed 11. 91, 1•…•…1
  • Seed of Isaak blessed 11. 92
  • Seek God 11. 24
  • Seek heaven. How amiss, how aright 11. 71
  • Self-Murther damnable 11. 204, 205
  • Seminaries necessarie 7. 97
  • Sense of Scripture held though letter al∣tered 1. 72
  • Seraphim 1. 84
  • Served God ought to be 12. 134
  • Serve God with fear 8. 1•…•…. 12. 136
  • Serve God allwaies 9 38
  • Service of God with preparation 9. 36
  • Service of God by whom to be performed 9 37
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  • Serving God the end of redemption 9. 85
  • Serving God with reverence 12. 135
  • Servant Moses was 3. 51
  • Servant faithfull 3. 50
  • Servants Governours are 3. 51, 52
  • Seven a number of perfection 4. 30
  • Seventy interpreters of the Hebrew Bible into Greek 1. 72
  • Set times God hath 11. 178
  • Shadows the types were 8. 12. and 10. 2
  • Shame. 2. 108. See Ashamed
  • Shame whereunto Christ was put 6. 42. and 12. 19
  • Shame despised by Christ 12. 21
  • S•…•…edding of blood procures remission 9. 111
  • Sheep of Christ 13. 169
  • Sheeps properties 169
  • Shepherd Christ is 13. 166
  • Shepherd great 13. 168
  • Shepherds effects 13. 166
  • Shew-bread typified Christ 9. 13
  • Sight spirituall 2. 72
  • Sight of God makes sincere 13. 174
  • Sight of God beneficiall, and honourable 12. 78
  • Signes 2. 31, 32
  • Sin a filth, and purged by Christ 1. 28
  • Sin hath degrees 2. 18. 3. 85
  • Sin how it appears horrible 3. 88
  • Sins of old punished, warnings unto us 3. 89
  • Sins why registred 3. 90
  • Sin continued in the greater 3. 102
  • Sin deceitfull 3. 122, 148
  • Sin is in justified persons 9. 131. and 107
  • Sin seen by God in justified persons 4. 78
  • Sin none in Christ 4. 91
  • Sin pardonable 5. 8
  • Sin. See Pardon
  • Sin put away by Christ 9. 131
  • Sin born by Christ 9. 1•…•…9
  • Sin destroyed by Christs last comming 9. 144
  • Sin purged troubleth not 10. 5
  • Sin to be confessed 10. 7, 8
  • Sin against evidence of the Spirit 10. 93
  • Sin may prove unpardonable 10. 94
  • Sin not pardoned bringeth damnation 10. 95
  • Sin the cause of Saints suffering 12. 27
  • Sincerity 3. 70, 126
  • Singing commended 2. 115
  • Syon a type of the christian Church 12. 1•…•…0
  • Sit how Christ doth in heaven. 1. 31
  • Six daies why spent in creating 4. 31
  • Sl•…•…th about grace 6. 81
  • Small things not to be despised 11. 57
  • Snuffers typified discipline 9. 10
  • Solitarinesse fit for communion with God 8. 19
  • Son-ship of Christ 1. 15. 3. 55
  • Son appointed of the Father 1. 16
  • Son of God variously taken 1. 47
  • Son of God begotten 1. 49
  • Son and Father the same essence 1. 51
  • Son and Father distinct persons 1. 52
  • Son of God how subject to the Father 1. 109
  • Son of Man 2. 54
  • Sons of Christ, How known 2. 50, 128
  • Sons of God subject to suffering 5. 47
  • Soul how attributed to God 10. 149
  • Soul-suffering of Christ 2. 76
  • Souls of men are of a spirituall substance 12. 110
  • Souls excellency above Angels 12. 110
  • Souls in heaven greater glory since Christ then before 8. 53
  • Souls perfection in heaven 12. 112
  • Souldiers to be succoured 7. 8
  • Speech why given 11. 70
  • Speciall relation betwixt God and his people 8. 67. and 11. 78
  • Spies lawfull 11. 186
  • Spirit resembled to oile 1. 119
  • Spirit in Christ above others 1. 123
  • Spirit for Christs divine nature 9. 77
  • Spirit diversly taken in Scripture 12. 110
  • Spirituall what it intendeth 7. 80
  • Sprinkling blood 11. 157
  • Sprinkling blood and water 9. 71
  • Sprinkling Christs blood 9. 72
  • Sprinkling the booke of the Covenant 9. 104
  • Sprinkling all the people 9. 105
  • Stability none here 13. 138
  • Standing what it implieth 1. 31
  • Stand not at a stay 6. 3
  • Stars are innumerable 11. 60
  • Stedfastnesse of Gods word and Law 2. 11 12
  • Stoning to death 11. 254
  • Strange tongues to be interpreted 7. 19
  • Strange phrases to be mollified 7. 55
  • Strange doctrines 13. 115
  • Strange Land 11. 44
  • Strangers Saints are 11. 68
  • Strong meat 5. 66, 72
  • Study for heaven 4. 64
  • Subjection 2. 43
  • Subjection to Christ 2. 62
  • Substance preferred before circumstance 13. 189
  • Suffer word of exhortation 13. 18•…•…
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  • Sufferings of Christ 2. 76, 96, 97. and 12. 17
  • Sufferings of Christ, and his members moderated 2. 59
  • Sufferings of Saints glorious 2. 97
  • Sufferings make Christ and Saints confor∣mable 2. 100
  • Suffering the portion of Gods Sons 5. 46
  • Sufferings of Saints short 10. 138
  • Sufferings of Jewes for religion 11. 244
  • Suffering of Saints for advantage 11. 250
  • Superiours command no warrant for evill 11. 130
  • Superiority in office may stand with equa∣lity in state 7. 41
  • Superstitious too sedulous 13. 120
  • Supper of the Lord. Principles about it 6. 15
  • Supports in trials 11. 243
  • Suretiship Gods oath is 6. 138
  • Surety Christ is, and wherein 7. 93
  • Swearing is a kind of suretiship 6. 138
  • Swearing attributed to God 3. 114, 115 and 6. 97
  • Swearing of God infallible 4. 26
    • And immutable 6. 140
  • Swear why God doth 7. 91
  • Swearing of God by himself 6. 98
  • Swearing, God conforms himself to man 6. 115
  • Swear man may 6. 116
  • Swear lawfully 6. 117
  • Swearing severall kinds 6. 119
  • Swear by God alone 6. 120
  • Swear not by creatures 6. 123
  • Swear not things unlawfull 6. 124
  • Swear not falsly 6. 127
  • Swear not rashly 6. 128
  • Swearing a solemn rite 7. 91
  • Swear God did in ordaining Christ a Priest 7. 91
  • Sword. The word like it 4. 71
  • Sword two edged 4. 71
T.
  • TAble typified communion 9. 11, 12
  • Tables of the Covenant 9. 30
  • Tables why of Stone 9. 30
  • Tabernacle a type of Christs body 8. 5 and 9. 55
  • Tabernacle, who serve it 13 124
  • Tabernacles of Patriarchs 11. 46. See Tents.
  • Taste 2. 79
    • How Christ tasted death. ibid.
  • Tasting the heavenly gi•…•…t 6. 33
  • Tasting the good word 6. 35
  • Tasting heavenly glory 6. 36
  • Teachers excellency requires hearers heed 2. 2, 5
  • Teachers wisdome in disposing their matter 9. 33
  • Tears may sometimes be in vain 12. 96
  • Teares when acceptable 12. 96
  • Terrible God is 10. 15
  • Testament. See New.
  • Testament, or last will ratified by death 9. 93
  • Testament ratified inviolable 9. 94
  • Testament unjust anull. 9. 94
  • Testaments how violated 2. 94
  • Testament. See Covenant.
  • Testators generall intent to be observed 9. 94
  • Testimony. See Witness.
  • Testimony of Scripture. See Scripture.
  • Tempted how many wayes Christ was 2. 96
  • Tempted how far, and why Christ was 2. 182, 183
  • Tempted how any man may be 2. 185
  • Tempt God how a man doth, and what the causes and effects thereof 3. 96
  • Tempted how Abraham was 11. 83
  • Tempted best are 11. 83
  • Temptations on the right hand dangerous 11. 256
  • Temporall blessings no sure evidence of Gods favour 3. 92
  • Temporall blessings not the only object of faith under the Law.
  • Tents of Patriarchs 11. 45
  • Tenths given to Melchisedeck 7. 16
  • Tenths how far due to other Ministers 7. 17
  • Tenths why given to Levites 7. 33, 40
  • Tenths argue superiority 7. 33
  • Tenths paid by Levy in Abraham 7. 56
  • Therefore 1 117. 2. 2
  • Threats of God assuredly executed 3. 174
  • Throne of Christ 1. 106, 110
  • Throne of grace 4. 94
  • Thrones, Angels 1. 84
  • Time. See Opportunity. See S•…•…t.
  • Timotheus 13. 185
  • Tithes. See Tenths.
  • Titles before Epistles 1. 3
  • Tortures on Professors of truth 11. 245
  • Trading in sin 10. 89
  • Traditions how usefull 11. 244
  • Transitions usefull 8. 2
  • Translation of Enoch 11. 17
  • Transgression distinguished from disobe∣dience 2. 14
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  • Transgression punished 2. 15, 16, 17, 12, 127
  • Transubstantiation refuted 9 107
  • Trie. See Tempt. Trials. See Afflictions
  • Trials many and great Christians are sub∣ject unto 10. 120, 123, 125
  • Treasure what is 11. 143
  • True and tipycall opposed 8. 6
  • Truth to be granted to adversaries 9. 2
  • Truth received 10. 91
  • Trust in God 2. 119
  • Types were not the the truth, nor to be rested in 4. 49
  • Types why instituted. 4. 49
  • Types had their truths 4. 50
  • Types had their heavenly truths 8. 13. and 9. 115, 117, 122.
  • Types in what cases rejected 4. 50. and 10. 16
  • Types of Christ 7. 25
  • Types but shadowes 8. 12
  • Types fulfilled by Christ 13. 128
  • Types legall were sacred 9. 3.
  • Types may set out many misteryes 9. 6
  • Types legall could not quiet the consci∣ence 9. 49.
  • Types legall concerned the outward man 9. 50
  • Type and truth greatly differ 9. 76
  • Types grounded on equity 9. 97
  • Types and truths alike 9. 98
  • Types how far taken away 10. 24
  • Types very glorious 10. 58
V
  • VAile of the Tabernacle 9. 16, 17
  • Vaile tipyfied Christs flesh 10. 58
  • Vengeance is Gods 10. 112 and 11. 158
  • Valour commendable 11. 236
  • Valour wrought by faith 11. 237
  • Verily 7. 37
  • Visit God doth 2. 56
  • Unbelief hardens the heart 3. 84, 92
  • Unbelief makes an evill heart 3. 128
  • Unbelief hinders not Gods goodnesse 3. 97. 100
  • Unbeliefs damages 3. 129, 171 and 4. 26
  • Unbelief how prevented and redressed 3. 130
  • Unbelief a great sin 6. 100. 143
  • Unbelief makes void Christs last will 9. 95
  • Unbelief causeth destruction 11. 18▪
  • Unbelievers excluded from Believers pri∣viledges 4▪ 21, 39 and 11. 31
  • Unbloody sacrifice. See bloody
  • Unclean things under the Law 9. 74
  • Unclean are all things to sinners 9. 104
  • Unclean are all men 9. 105
  • Uncleanesse legall, not simply sinfull 1. 28
  • Union of Christ hypostaticall 1. 15
  • Union betwixt Christ and Believers 2. 104 3, 151
  • Union of all Nations under one covenant 8. 37
  • Universall obedience 8. 16
  • Universities. See Seminaries
  • Voice of Christ 3. 78
  • Voice of Christ how to be heard 3. 77
  • Voluntary. See willing
  • Urim and Thummim 8. §. 4
W
  • WAy to heaven not manifest under the Law 9. 47
  • Waies of God 3. 110
  • Wait upon Godswill 10. 37
  • Wait for accomplishment of promises 6. 110
  • Wait with patience 6. 111
  • Waiting obtaines the promise 6. 112
  • Wander Confessors do 11. 260, 268, 269
  • Want whereunto Confessors may brought 11. 262
  • War lawfull. 7. 9 and 11. 227
  • War betwixt Professors of the true Reli∣gion 239
  • Watch Ministers must 13. 149
  • Watch. They must for Souls 13. 150
  • Washings legall 9. 50
  • Water purifying 9. 70
  • Whole will of God to be revealed 9. 101
  • Way what it is 10. 54
  • Way to heaven opened 10. 53
  • Way new and living consecrated 10. 55, 56
  • Weake made strong 11. 233, 234
  • Will. See Testament.
  • Will of God his rule 2. 37
  • Will of God revealed by parts 1. 11
  • Will of God many waies manifested ibid.
  • Willingly God doth what he doth 6. 130
  • Will of God secret and revealed 9. 141
  • Will of God Christs rule 10. 19, 20
  • Will of God makes Christs sacrifice perfect 10, 26
  • Will of God is Saints rule 11. 27, 83
  • Will of man free 3. 81. In what free 4. 63
  • Will cannot be forced 3. 83
  • Willing suffrers 11. 246
  • Willing to do good 13. 196
  • Willingly Christ offered himself 9. 79, and 10. 15, 19
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  • Willingly refuse honours 11. 136
  • Wilfulnesse aggravates sin 3. 107. and 10. 88
  • Wilfulnesse dangerous 3. 108
  • Wilfull ignorance 3. 111
  • Witnesse God gives to his word 2. 28
  • Witnesse Moses did 3. 53
  • Witnesses God alwayes had 3. 53. and 12. 2
  • Witnesse given to the Elders 11. 6
  • Witnesse honourable 11. 6
  • Witnesse of faith 11. 13
  • Wives faith usefull to Husbands 11. 58
  • Women may prove worthies 11. 53
  • Wonders 2. 31, 32
  • Wonders under Law and Gospel how dif∣fer 2. 36
  • Word of God. Principles about it 6. 11
  • Word of Christ powerfull 1. 25
  • Word of Angels, what it was 1. 96. and 2. 9
  • Word of God stedfast 2. 11, 12, 13
  • Word of Salvation 2. 20
  • Word of God to be respected 2. 10
  • Words of Scripture to be quoted 3. 74
  • Word why said to be Gods 4. 69
  • Word of God quick and powerfull 4. 70
  • Word of God sharper then a sword 4. 71
  • Word a spiritual sword 4. 72
  • Word divides soul and spirit 4. 73
  • Word an exact critick 4. 74
  • Word why stiled good 6. 35
  • Word of God ought to be heeded with all circumspection 12. 123
  • Word of God ought not to be rejected 12. 125
  • Work of Gods hand 1. 132, 134. and 4. 27
  • Works extraordinary work on incredu∣lous 3. 99
  • Works of God how finished 4. 28
  • Work to be forborn on Sabbath 4. 31
  • Work of God attributed to man 4. 48
  • Works our own what are 4. 58
  • Works in heaven 4. 60
  • Works dead 6. 8. and 9. 84
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    Works good accompanied with Salvation 6. 57

    See Charity. See good.

  • Works what God will not forget 6. 65
  • Works of men merit not 6. 66.
  • Works do not justifie 9. 104. and 11. 190
  • Works an evidence of good conscience 13. 157
  • Working of God continued in his 13. 174, 175
  • Worlds how taken 1. 18. and 4. 29. and 9. 141
  • World not eternal 1. 129
  • World to come 2. 41, 42. and 6. 36
  • World to be left 11. 32. and 13. 133
  • Worlds end the time of Christs suffering 9. 129
  • World of ungodly perish 11. 32
  • World disrespected by believers 11. 73
  • Worship divine and civill 1. 74, 75
  • Worship due to Christ ibid.
  • Worship not due to Angels 2. 44
  • Worship of God must have a warrant 7. 76
  • Worship on all occasions 11. 113
  • Worthy. Counted worthy 3. 42
  • Worthies more then registred 11. 192
  • Wrath attributed to God 3. 114
  • Wrath of God incensed is terrible 12. 137
  • Writing Gods Law in mans heart 8. 63. 65.
Y.
  • YEeld of themselves do oppositions against God 11. 176
  • Years teach wisdom 11. 132
  • Yesterday how taken 13. 112
  • Younger preferr'd 11. 11, 106, 111
FINIS.
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