A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Thomas Watson, d. 1686 • SECTION 733

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Satan, why he sets chiefly on our faith, 576 Satan, by what methods he disturbs the

saints' peace, 569

Satan, in what respect he is the evil one, 602

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Scriptures, how proved to be the word of

God, 22

Scriptures, why called canonical, 25

Scriptures, a complete rule, 25

Scriptures, what is the main scope and end

of them, 25

Scriptures, how we should so search them

as to find life, 28

Seasons Satan tempts in, 557

Seasons when God (k'livers his people out

of trouble, what they are, 234

Self examination, wliat is required to it, 371 Self-examination, what it is, 37 ]

Self-examination, by what rules it must be

done, 371

Self-examination, why it must be done

before we approach the Lord's table, 371 Self-murder, how many ways one may be

guilty of it, 312

Servant, how he must honour his master, 2D8 Serpents, how we nmst be like them, and

wherein not, 611

Seventh-day Sabbath, why we do not keep

it, 276

Sin, committed in time, why it should be

punished to eternity, 46

Sin, the evil of it obvious in its original and

nature, ^2

Sin, the evil of it obvious in the price paid

for it, and tlie effects of it, 93

Sin of our first parents, w hat it is, 95

Sin, why called a debt, 522

Sin, in what sense it is the worst debt, 523

Sin, how we may know that it is forgiven, 541 Sin, the evil of it, 585

Sin, worse than affliction, 587

Sin, how we may so reprove it as to love

the person, 618

Sins, how we may know they are pardoned, 260 Sins of God's people more provoke him

than tiiose of the Micked, 599

Sin, worse than death and hell, 590

Sin, what, we should particularly take

heed of, 595

Socinians' error about the second person

of tiie Trinity, 78

Soul, the excellency of it, 521

Soul-dress, for receiving the sacrament,

'V lerein it consists, 374

Souls deserted, that want assurance, how

they may be comforted, 171

Soul-murder, who are guilty of it, 313

Sorrow, what, goes belbre forgiveness, 527

Ci Irit, how he can be said to be grieved, 92 Spiritual, what it is to be so, 36

State of nature is a kingdom of darkness, 421 Submission to God's will, what it is not, 493 Submission to God's will, what may stand

with it, and what not, 493

Submission to God's will, what it is, 494

Submit to God's will in affliction, when we do not, 496

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INDEX.

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Subtilty of Satan to make men miscarry in the use of means, 561

Temptations, whence they come, Temptations of Satan, means to defeat them. Temptation, what good may come out of it, Tempted, two cases of them spoken to, Theft, whence it doth arise, Theft, how many sorts of it there are, Theft, what are the aggravations of it. Thoughts, vain, how they come in.

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hearing the word, rhts,

Thoughts

Thoughts, vain, how we may get help

against them. Thoughts, vain, the evil of them,

vain, in prayer, how we may

cure them. Tongue, how it is evil, Tongue, evil, the several sorts of, 630, 631, Tongue, rules for governing it, Tongue sins, motives to beware of them. Trinity of persons proved. Truth of God,

555

579 583 576 325 326 327

286

287 286

379 630 632

635

636

77

69

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Unchangeableness of God, 48

Unciiangeable God, how to get a part in

him, 50

Unpardoned soul, how miserable it is, 536

Visiting iniquity, what is meant by it, Vorstius' objection against God's ubiquity answered,

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Pace

9.55

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578

Ways of Satan to tempt men. Weariness in well-doing, what occasions it, 637 Weariness in well-doing, the evil of it, 638

Weariness in well-doing, means to keep us

from, 640

Will of God, what is meant by it, 482

Will of God, how we are to do it, that we

may find acceptance, 486

Will of God, how we may evangelically do it, 487 Will of God, how we may come to do it

aright, 492

Wisdom of God, wherein it appears, 52

Wisdom and innocency, necessary qualifi- cations of a Christian, 610 Wisdom, wherein it chiefly consists, 610 Word, what is meant by its effectual

working, 357

Word, how we may read it effectually, 357 Woril, how it may be heard effectually, 359 World, why God made it, 81

World, in wliat sense it is evil, 602

Worsliip, wliat, is most worthy of God, 36

Worship God in the spirit, wliat it is to, 36 VVratb to come, whatwe shall do toescape it, 849

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