The exceeding evil and danger of them considered and im- proved 258 How we may escape God's wrath and curse due for them 260 , Some too usually found in church-members 415 Son of God, why Christ is called God's own Son 417 How God spared him not 420 Reasons of God's severity towards him 422 Several useful lessons from God's not sparing him 42^ How the divine severity to him encourages the hope of Chris- tians 425 Swearing, it is condemned by natural reason and conscience 487
T Tempests, represents worldly troubles, 432. Vid. Storms, Temptations, the usual methods wherein they prevail 121
Acquaintance with them necessary to prepare for sufferings oS Several kinds of them 60
The policy which Satan discovers in them 61
The chief danger of them hes in our own corruptions 62
Rules to prevent being overcome by them, in a suffering hour 63 Trinitij of persons in the God-head, confirmed and improved 159 Troubles, how they are represented by storms at sea 118
Truth of God, the nature and properties of it explained and
Tears, whence they may be wanting where there is much trouble 440 Temptation, the petition against it in the Lord's prayer explained 312 Ten commandments, the sum of them explained and improved 221 The preface to them opened, with inferences from it 223 ;
The first of thera explained and appUed 224 ;
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Page Ten commandments, The second expounded, with useful infer- ences 22*7 The tliird opened and improved S30 The fourth explained, with improvements 232 The litth opened and appUed 23T The sixth expounded and improved 241 The seventh explained and applied 244 The eighth explained and applied 246 The ninth opened, with improvements of it 248 The tenth explained and improved 251 The impossibihtj of perfectly keeping them in this life 253 Thanlx fulness for supplies in necessities 185 Transiibsiantiation. the popish doctrine concerning it refuted 287
Unchangeablesess of God, the nature of it, with improve- ments 149 Upton^ (John, Esq.) a funeral sermon on his death 12Q Some account of his excellent character 127 Unbelief Christians have good reason to weep for the remains
Signs of the remainder of it in good people 429
Comfort for Christians under the lamented remains of it 429
Uncleanness, the great evil and danger of it 244
Union, with Christ, explication and improvement of it 191
Vocation, the concomitants of it, 194. Vide Effectual calling,
Wisdom of God, the nature of it shewn, with improvements 150
Will of God, what is meant by it in the Lord's prayer 302
How we should do it on earth, as it is done in heaven ibid.
For redeeming sinners was most pleasing to Christ 434
Word of God, how reading and hearing it conduce to salvation 270
The manner of reading and hearing it aright 272
Worship of God, reasons for a composed serious spirit in it 383
God's peculiar presence in it, explained and improved 389
The best Christians find the workings of sinful corruptions
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