Kingdoms symbolised by beasts, ii. 7 ; four reasons wliy the kingdom of heaven is called the kingdom of God, iv. 47, 48.
Knocks, open to Christ when he, iii. 194.
Knowing and not doing, i. 9.
Knowledge of Goil, best, reserved for heaven, i. 418 ; clearest revelation and, i. 418, 419 ; fullest, i. 420 ; immediate, i. 421 ; perma- nent and constant, i. 421, 422 ; a tiling that accompanies salvation, ii. 431 ; what it is, ii. 433 ; operative, ii. 433, 434 ; trans- forming, ii. 434-436 ; experimental, ii. 436- 438 ; heart-affecting or properties of, ii. 438, 439; world-crucifying, ii. 439, 440; soul-abasing, ii. 440-442 ; appropriating, ii. 442, 443; attendants on, ii. 443; holy endeavours, heavenly desires, ib. ; to edify others, ii. 444, 445 ; holy zeal and courage, ii. 445 ; faith and confidence in God, ii. 445, 446.
Labour, a holy heart will, to make others
holy, iv. 124-127. Ladies and gentlewomen, solemn appeal to,
iv. 30, seq. Lambs, young, i. 206. Lamentation, Christ's, over all sinners, i. 278 ;
London's, vi. 3, -leq. ; lament and mourn
that London is laid in ashes, vi. 153, 154 ;
ten considerations to work to, over Lon- don's ashes, vi. 154. Least, if God be your portion then the, of
God will be precious to you, ii. 105, 106. Learned and wise, devices of Satan for, i. 125. Leave, Satan needs a double, i. 153, 154. Leavc-nots, ii. 89. Left, what is still, I. Ixxi. ' Legacies,'' in Farewell Sermon, I. lix-lxvii. Legacy of a dying mother, vi. 435, seq. Lenitives, ii. 152. Lessons, six great, the poor heathen might
have learned out of the book of nature, v.
407, 408. Letter, concerning ' Precious Remedies,' i.
165-166. Liberty, sinful, i. .?0. Life, degrees of, i. 05 ; begin to live only
when good, i. 1?4, 185; kinds of, i. 185; short and uncertain, i. 189 ; brevity, i. 398 ; a man that hath God for his por- tion, lives on God as his portion, ii. 86-90 ; several arguments proving the life of man to be but short, iv. 208, seq.; a man in the course of grace hath three degrees of, v. 309.
Light and lightning, I. xxi ; the properties of light for which God is often in Scripture resembled to light, are seven, ii. 19, 20 ; a gift of God, iii. 103, 104.
Lion, Satan a, i. 172.
Little sins, i. 19 ; giving way to, leads to greater, ib. ; sinfulness of, i. 21 ; greatest danger in, i. 21, 22 ; saints have suffered rather than commit, i. 22 ; weight of, i. 23 ; a saint's little is better than the vast estate of a wicked worldling, proved at large ; ii. 47-51 ; five reasons why a holy heart rises against little sins, iv. Ill, seq. ; most Christians have but a little holiness, proved by eight argu- ments, iv. 334, seq. ; the righteous man's little is better than the multitude of riches that many wicked men enjoy, this blessed truth is made good by an induction of eleven particulars, vi. 261, seq. ; five ways shewing how a righteous man improves his little, vi. 262.
Logic, of hell, i. 79.
London, the burning of, was ushered in by sad prodigies and dreadful forerunners, vi. 154, 155 ; was an ancient city, of great antiquity, vi. 155, 156 ; honourable, and renowned, vi. 156, 157 ; bulwark, strong- hold of the nation, vi. 1.57, 100; a foun- tain, sanctuary, city of refuge to the poor, afilicted, and impoverished people of God, vi. 160 ; compact and advantageously situated for trade and commerce, vi. 160,
161 ; England's worst enemies rejoice and triumph in London's ashes, vi. 161 ; once the city of solemn solemnities, vi. 161,
162 ; Hubert confessed the fact of firing the first house in, vi. 162, seq.
Lonaer away from Christ sins the stronger, i. 143.
Losing the presence of God, and the means to recover it, (1. ) observe how you lost the divine presence, v. 595 ; (2. ) inquire, who, when, and why, God has withdrawn him- self, v. 595 ; (3.) stand not with Christ for anything, v. 595, 596 ; (4. ) send up a mighty cry to heaven, iv. 596; (5.) take not up your rest in any outward comfort, v. 596, 597 ; (6. ) patiently and quietly wait iipon him in the way of his ordinances, v. 597.
Losses, of sin, i. 15 ; internal gain greater than external, i. 73 ; of the soul, i. 280 ; of the gospel, i. 280, 281 ; of God's favour, 281, of peace of conscience, ib. ; of eter- nity, ib. ; outward, may be made up, i. 282 ; God makes up foi-, i. 351, 352 ; be more afflicted with spiritual, i. 353 ; what worldly, ought to lead to, ii. 8 ; saints that have God for their portion should be very cheerful and comfortable underall worldly, and crosses, ii. 56, 57 ; not to be over- lamented, ii. 58 ; if God be thy portion, then there are no, in all the world, that will be so hard as the loss of thy God, ii. 100-103 ; God a loser if believers get not assurance, ii. 136 ; seven great, an inordi- nate love to the world will expose to, vi.
.5.3, seq. ; eight ways whereby the burned citizens may know Avhether, in this world, God will make up their, by the late fire, vi. 179, seq. ; there are ten choice jewels that a Christian never can lose in this ■world, vi, 233, seq.
Love, commands to, i. 129 ; attractive and compulsive, i. 172 ; he that would be much with God in his closet, must labour to love Christ, ii. 294, 295 ; eight special means to help on this gi-eat duty of closet-pi-ayer, ii. 292-298 ; a thing that accompanies salvation, ii, 432 ; properties of, ii. 476 ; supei'lative, transcendent, ii. 476, 477 ; operative, ii. 477 ; sincere and incorrupt, ii. 478 ; vehement, ii. 478, 479 ; perma- nent ; ii. 479, 480 ; abounding, increasing, ii. 480 ; open, ii. 481 ; effects of on the believer, ib., seq.; properties of, ii. 484; sinritual, ib. ; imiversal, ii. 484, 485 ; delights in the saints, ii. 485, 486 ; con- stant, ii. 486, 487 ; quiet under rebukes, ii. 487; affected by dishonour to Christ, ib. ; shuts the heart to all other lovers, ii. 488 ; secret experiences, ii. 489 ; breath- ing after fuller assurance, ib. ; commits richest treasures to Christ, ii. 490 ; Christ _ condescending, iii. 194, 195 ; no man can ' truly love grace in another, but he tliat h:\s true grace in his own soul, iii. 372, 373; six ways whereby men may certainly know whether their love to the saints be real or not, iii. 373, 380; of the firstness, free- ness, and greatness of Christ's, v. 183, 184 ; admire and wonder at Christ's, v. 201, 203 ; we must love Christ with a superlative love, V. 203-205; of admiring the Father's love in entering into the covenant of redemption, V. 401 ; of Christ's matchless, v. 401-403 ; nothing can separate us from the F.ather's and the Son's, v. 495, 496 ; God's signal presence mth his people in their greatest trouliles, speaks out the Lord's singular love to hisi.people, &c., v. 550; (1.) God loves his peojale with a first love, v. 592 ; (2.) he loves his people with a free love, ib. ; (3.) an everlasting love, ib. ; (4.) un- changeable love, ib. ; (5.) a peciiliar love, V. 592, 593 ; (6.) the greatest love, v. 593.