A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Thomas Watson, d. 1686 • SECTION 730

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← The Select Works of Thomas Watson — Body of Divinity and Sermons

Benefits of believers at the resurrection, 203 Benefits of God's children, what they are, 159 Bodies, how sliall we know they shall be

raised at the resurrection, 205

Bodies, since they must lie long in the

grave, what shall support us till then ? 206 Bodies of the saints shall be glorious at the

resurrection, 206

Cain went out from the presence of the

Lord, what meant by it, 40

Call, eftectual, the means of it, 148

Call, effectual, the qualifications of it, 149

Cerinthian heretics, their error, HI Change in the new creature, wherein it

consists, 625

Charity, the excellency of it, 314 Children, wherein they are to show their

respect to their parents, 300 Child of God, how it appears that he has

worldly things in love, 389

Christ, why called the '^'ord, 111

Christ a prophet, how he teaches, ll3

^' .ist, what are the lessons he teaches, 113 Christ's teaching, how it differs from others'

teaching, 114 Christ, what we shall do to have him for

our teacher, 116

Christ, the parts of his priestly office, 117 Christ's sutt'erings, wherein the greatness

of them did appear, 117

Christ, why he did suffer, 118 Christ, who he intercedes for, and what he

doeth in the work of intercession, 121 Christ, how we may know that he inter- cedes for us, 125

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Christ, in what sense he is a king, and

where lie rules, and what he rules by, 127 Christ, when will he deliver his people, 128 Christ, why born of a woman, 130

Christ, why born of a virgin, 130

Christ, why made flesh, 131

Christ, how we shall know that he is formed

in us, 134

Christ, in what sense God exalted him,

and how many ways, 137

Christ's sitting at the right hand of God,

what is meant by it, 138

Christ, how he was made a curse for us, 241 Christ, how he will preserve the saints'

grace till they come to heaven, 398

Christ's glory in heaven, how it can stand

with it to have a i'ellow-feeling in our

miseries, 573

Christ, how he succours them that are

tempted, 574

Comforts of a pardoned soul, 544

■Comforts for those that bewail their want

of growth, 434

Commandments of God, how we must keep

them, 265

Convictions, what makes them prove

abortive, 425

Covenant, why God made one with Adam

and his posterity, in innocency, and

what it was, 89

Covenant, why he gave it to Adam, since

he saw he would transgress, 89

Covenant of grace, what it is, 105

Covenant of grace, why God would make

such a covenant with us, 106

Covenant of grace, how it differs from that

made with Adam, 106

Covenant of grace, if works be required in

it, 106

Covet, what it is, 333

Covetousness, the danger of it, 334

Creation, what it is, 80

Creation and generation, difference between

them, 80

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Darling-sin, otherwise called our own. how it may be known, 4G0, 595

Day of judgment, how it appears there shall be one, 207

Day of judgment, why must it be, 207

Deceits, how many sorts there are, G04

Decrees of God, what they are, and execu- tion of them, 79

Deliverance of the godly and wicked out of trouble, how they differ, 235

Deliverances, how it may be known that they come out of love, 236

Deliverances, when we are fitted for them, 236

Deliverances, how we praise God in a right manner for them, 237

Desires, unfeigned, how they may be known, 426

Page Desires after heaven, wherein tliey come

short, 454

Dignity of such as have God for their Fa- ther, wherein it lies, 383 Directions to obtain pardon of sin, 548 Doing of God's will, why so requisite, 483 Doing duty unseasonably, an effect of

Satan's temptation, 568

Doves, we should be like thera in three

respects, 616

Drunkenness defaces God's image as much

as any sin, 613

Duty of Christians, is to be settled in the

doctrine of faith. — Prelim. Disc. 5

Duties of such as have their sins forgiven, 547

Earth, wherein did it bear thorns in inno- cence, 82 Elect people, how we shall know that we

are such, 542

Encouragements to faith in prayer, 403

Encouragements to perseverance, 469

End, chief, of man, what it is, 8

Enjoying of God, twofold, and what, 18

Eternity of God, 45

Eternity of God, comfortable to the godly,

and frightening to the wicked, 45, 46

Evidence of pardon, why it may not appear

for a time, 540

Evil, what, we should pray to be delivered

from, 584

Examine, we must, our sins and graces, 373

Faith, why more the condition of the new

covenant, than any other grace, 106

Faith, justifying, what it is, 144

Faith, how it is wrought, 145

Faith, the preciousness of it, wherein it lies, 145 Faith, why it should justify and save more

than any other grace, 146

Faith, how to know if it be true, 146

Faith, a most precious grace, and how it

comes to be so, 350

Faith, true, how it may be known, 352

Fallen man could be restored no other way

but by God's assuming flesh, 130

False witnessing, what is condemned under

it, 329

Father, what meant by it In the fifth com- mandment, 296 Father in heaven, how we show our honour

to him, 387

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