A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Thomas Watson, d. 1686 • SECTION 732

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

Law, whether we may go to it for debt, 551 Lead us not into temptation, the meaning

of it, 555

Live to God, what it is, 13

Lord's death, how we are to remember it

in the sacrament, 368

Lord's Supper, what it is, 366

Lord's Supper, whether it be oft to be ad- ministered, 370 Lord's Supper, how we may receive it

worthily, 370

Loss will befall us, if we give over doing

God's will, 490

Love, what it is, 215

Love to God, how it must be qualified, 215, 262 Love to God, what are the visible signs of it, 216 Love to God, how we may know whether

we do it, 262

Love to God, incentive to inflame it, 264

Loving any thing more than God, is to

make it a God, 249

M

Man being in honour, abideth not; how

read, 95

Mercy, how we may know if it belong to us, 26 1 Misery of man by the fall, twofold, and

what, 102

Mistakes of sin being pardoned when it is

not, 548

Moderation, in what case it is good, 619

Moral law, is it still in force to believers? 241 Motions of the Spirit, how they may be

known from a delusion, 467

Motion, how to know when it comes from

our own hearts, and when from Satan, 557 Murder, how many ways it is committed, 307 Murder, the heinousness of it, 308

N Name of God, how we may take it in vain, 269

Pppo Necessity why the kingdom of grace

should be increased, 433 Neighbour, how we may be kept from

coveting what is his, 338

New creature, what it is, 621 New creature, does God give a new soul

in it? 622

New creature, M'hat kind of work it is, 622

New creature, the counterfeits of it, 623

New creature, the necessity of being so, 628

O

Obedience, how it must be qualified so as

to be acceptable, 212

Obedience, means in order to attain it, 214 Obedience, perfect, to the moral law, can- not be given, 339 Original sin, what names it has, 98 Original sin has something privative and

positive in it, 98

Original sin, the effects of it, 99

Original sin, why God leaves it in us after regeneration, 101

Pardon of sin, why so few seek after it, 532 Parents, how they should carry it towards

their children, 305

Participation, right, of the sacrament in

tliree things, 376

Peace, the several kinds of it, 174

Peace, whether graceless persons have it, 175 Peace, true, the signs of it, 175

Perseverance, by what means afiected, 187

Perseverance, motives to it, 190

Perseverance of saints built upon three

immoveable pillars, 469

People of God, why so frequently in an

afflicted state, 231

People of God, how he delivers them out

of trouble, 234

Pleasing God, what it implies, 74

Power of God, how it is seen, 56

Prayer, what it is, 377

Prayer, why made to God only, 377

Prayer, what are the parts of it, 377

Prayers, in what order we must direct

them to God, 382

Praying in faith, ^^■hat it implies, 4U3

Pray in faith, how we may do it, 404

Prayer a sovereign means to elude tempta- tion, 581 Presumptuous sin, how we may keep from

it, 646

Promises of God, two things in them to

comfort us, 70

Properties of bad debtors, wherein Me have

them, 524

Prosperity, the danger of it, 504

Providence of God, that and what it is, 83

Providence of God, how exerted towards

sin, 85

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Prudence and holiness, wherein a Christian

joins them together, 617

Punishment of Sabbath-breaking, 294

Q

Qualifications and properties of the king- dom of heaven, 441 Qualifications of God's mercy, 258 Qualifications of our Intercessor, what they are, 121

R

Redeemed, how we shall know that we are

of the number, 143

Regenerate person, what comfort he may have under the imperfections of his obedience, 341

Repentance, the counterfeits of it, 354

R(])oiitance, the ingredients in it, 527

Resignation to God's will in affliction, how

it may be obtained, 496

Resurrection, by what arguments it may

be proved, 204

Righteous, shall they only be raised ? 204

Rocks of support for the tempted, 572

Rule of obedience, what it is, 211

Sabbath, why God appointed it, 276 Sabbatli, why the first day of the week is

substituted in place of it, 276

Sabbath, how we are to sanctify it, 279 Sacrament, what names and titles are given

it in Scrijiture, 366 Saints in glory, whether tliey will know

each other, 201 Saints, wliy God suflfers them to be buf-

fetted by Satan's temptations, 571 Sanctification, vhat it is, 161 Sanctification, the counterfeits of it, 162 Sanctification, its necessity', wherein it ap- pears, 163 Sanctification, what are the signs of it, 164 Sanctification, how it may be attained, 166 Sanctified persons, have they all assurance? 167 Sanctified persons, whether they have such an assurance as excludes all doubt- ing, 167 Sanctified persons, whether they have all

true peace, 175

Satan's malice in temptation, 555

j Satan's temptation, the subtilty of it, 96

Satan's diligence and power in tempting, 556

' Satan's subtilty in tempting, £57 I Satan comes upon us at two times in our

! weakness, 558 ! Satan tempts five sorts of persons more

than others, 560

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