Fojfiication is a sin tl.at brings the judg- ment of fire, vi. 100, seq.; several reasons to prove that this sin of, cannot groundedly be charged upon any of the precious ser- vants of the Lord, that did truly fear him in the city of London, vi. 103, seq.; those expressions of giving themselves over to, and going after strange flesh, imply six things, vi. 104, seq.
Forsaken, only partial, i. 372; love abides still though, ib.; will sweeten heaven, i. 378, 379.
Forsaking of sin, there is a fourfold, iii. 267.
Foundation, the only, I. Ixiii.
Fountain, a famous, i. 49.
Four prime things, i. 3.
Free iirace : when a Christian's evidences are either clear or blotted, it highly concerns him to be still a-living upon, iii. 480, seq.
Fretting, secret, i. 45; spirit a judgment, i. 315, 316; fretters rebuked, i. 320; saints that have God for their portion should not
fret nor vex themselves because of earthly jiortions tliiit God coiuinoiily bestows upon the Worst of men, ami that upon several grounds, ii. 41, 42, 47-r»l.
Friciu/s, carnal, lost by becoming good, i. 262; surest, gaine<l, "i. 2C)2, 26;{; better .without sinful, i. 203, 204 ; fickle, i. 204 ; bosom, i. 289, 290 ; Christ a many-ijualiiied friend, ii. IST), 18(5.
FniMmte, silence will, Satan, i. 318, 319.
Fu> till ilia the moral law: how believers ful- fil, V. 237, 2:!8.
Fulness of God, i. 88; of Christ, i. 242.
Gain, of afflictions, i. 73 ; of the good, greater, i. 282, 283; got, yet neglect prayer, ii. 243-245.
Giiteration, the more holy any man is the more sen'iccable and useful he will be in his, iv. 302, 363.
Gifts, observe the, in thee, ii. 417 ; the Lord gives his best, to his best-beloved, iii. 103, KCq. ; what they are, ilj.; excellency of Christ's, iii. 111-113 ; reas<ms why he so be- stows his best gifts, iii. 113, scq. ; uses of this doctrine, iii. 117, seq. ; and graces are to be improved, iii. 124, seq. ; twelve reasons for exercising of, iii. 125, seq ; ends of soul exercises, iii. 136, seq. ; seven motives to, iii. 141, seq. ; continued, iii. 170, seq. ; the mere gifted man shall not go to heaven, where you have seventeen differences be- tvifeen gifts and grace, iv. 92-94.
Given up, a soul, to sin, i. 27.
Givinq, difference between Christ's and the world's, iii. 110, 111.
Glorious things, i. 68 ; encouragement and motive to duty, i. 78.
Glory, divine, I. Ixvii ; death inlet to, i. 461, 462 ; such as have God for their por- tion must glory in their portion, ii. 59, 60; glory a gift of God, iii. 109, 110; glo- rious appearance of the saints, and why, vi. 320, seq.; motives to God's people to clo gloriously, vi. 323, seq. ; when a man may be said to do gloriously, vi. 325, seq. ; things to be avoided as we would do gloriously, vi. 329, seq. ; will be done as we would do gloriously, vi. 330, seq. ; uses of all this of doing gloriously, vi. 332, seq.
Goat-scape, i. 93, 94 ; was a most lively type of Christ, V. 253, 254.
Good, doing or receiving, T. Ixiv ; good for evil, evil for good, good for good, i. 43; some great are, i. 81, 82 ; things rested in, i. 90; crosses for, i. 97, 98 ; and pleasant, i. 132 ; God takes notice of every, i. 175 ; tab, rendered 'good,' i. 176 ; towards God, i. 170, 177 ; among the bad, i. 177 ; exam- ples, ib. : betimes, i. 178 ; much sin prevented thereby, i 180, 181 ; seemingly, 1. 198 ; lionour "to be, betimes, i. 205 ; sooner, greater reward, i. 211, 212; will do more, i. 212, 213 ; more serviceable, i. 213 ; fools to give a greater for a less, ii. 128 ; public, ii. 309, 310 ; believers have a l)ower to do, iii. 134, 135 ; of others, iii. 139, 140.
God, seeking, i. 80 ; greatno«s, majesty, holi- ness of, i. 86 ; waiting on, i. 87 ; fulness of, i. 88 ; apprehensions of the majesty of, i. 299, 300 ; as a judge, i. 326, 327 ; un- conipreheuded, ii. 4 ; what? ii. 29 ; favour
and love of, ii. 39, 40 , free and voluntary duration of, ii. 40 ; marriage-union with, ii. 40, 41 ; great and loves to do greatly, ii. 122 ; the believer seeks to be accepted by, ii. 422 ; ' his God ' notes three things, vi. 247 ; there are four things that God cannot do, v. 221 ; there are three things in, to encourage Christians under all their fiery trials, vi. 248, 249.
Gods, of the heathen, vile, i. 270, ii. 40.
Godhead, of Clirist's, v. 149, seq. ; a smart reproof to those that deny the, of Christ, v. 190-198.
Godhj, cannot indulge in any course of sin, shewn, v. 18, seq.; godliness, power of, vi. 300, 301.
Gospel, why men hate, I. lix,-lx ; puts men on hard service, I. Ix ; distinctions made by, I. Ix ; wliat is lost when the, is, I. Ix, Ixi ; the slighting of the, brings deso- lating judgments, vi. 81, seq. ; si.x sorts of slighters of the, vi. 84, seq.; saints no slighters of the, of grace and of the graces of the saints, proved by seven arguments, vi. 87, seq.
Government, evils from failure of, vi. 4.