Sleeping, of vengeance, i. 47.
Smart, of affliction, i. 52.
Siiiiles of the world, i. 63.
Smiting, benefit of, i. 350.
Snares, everywhere, i. 164.
Snovj on a dunghill, i. 53.
Society, best reserved for heaven, i.'427; of one mind, ib.; of sweet disposition, i. 427, 428 ; convenient enjoyment of each other, i. 428; particular knowledge of each other, ih.
Soldier and grapes, iii. 120 ; CaBsar's, iii. 218 ; and his stolen grapes, v. 138.
Sorrow, sinful, i. 10, 11 ; for sin ; when a man's, is sinful, shewed in six particulars, iii. 305, 306, and gi-ief of heart for sins committed, is that first part of repentance to which the promise of forgiveness of sin is made, iii. 391 ; eight ways whereby men may know that their sorrow is true godly sorrow, that it is that very sorrow that is a part of true repentance, iii. 392, seq. ; there are seven concomitants or compan- ions that attend and wait on godly sorrow, iii. 398, 399.
Soul, dignity of, i. 69, 70 ; worth and excel- lency of, i. 85, 86, 216 ; loss of, ib. ; great- ness of, ii. 28 ; holiness spreads itself over the whole, iv. 105, 106 ; he that will be holy must dwell much upon the precious- ness of, iv. 221-223 ; welfare of the, v. 268, seq.
Sovereign, God, ii. 119, 120.
Speeches, fair, of false teachers, i. 151.
Spectacles not looking-glasses, i. 55.
Spider, i. 120, iv. 298.
Spirit, public, i. 121 ; seven arguments to prove that the children of God have the Spirit of God, ii. 225-229 ; he that would keep close to closet-duties had need labour for a greater effusion of, ii. 296-297 ; ten special sealing times of, ii. 229 ; without the light of, our grace shines not, iii. 476-478.
Spirit Holy, gi'ieve not, i. 158 ; be filled with, i. 159 ; grieving and vexing, impediment to assurance, ii. 385; hear voice of, ii. 415, 416 ; difference between and Satan, ii. 519, seq.; not by outward voice but by inward, ib. ; enjoyed only by holy ways, ii. 519, 520; satisfying, ii. 520; not always wit- ness adoption, &c., ii. 520, 521 ; is sure, ii. 521; accompanies our own, ii. 521, 522; ever ascends up to Christ, ii. 522 ; is a holy witness, ii. 522, 523 ; only bestowed on re- newed hearts, ii. 523 ; a gift of God, iii. 105 ; he that would be holy must repent, iv. 214-216.
Spiritual, persons most prized by the saints, iii. 80; most exercises, v. 284.
Spoken, well of by wicked, bad, i. 382 ; a holy man speaks a holy language, iv. 149, 150.
Stand up for God, ii. 92, 93.
Stranqers, without holiness men are, to God, iv. 51, .52.
Strictness beyond Scripture, i. 59.
Stumble, a fall, 1.57.
Suffer, Lord's time of assurance, ii. 360, seq.; reason, ii. 362, scq ; caution, ii. 365, seq,; rather than sin, iii. 164, 165.
Suffering, shun sin rather than, I. Ixiii ; if sin with others will suffer with others, i. 270, 271 ; times of, times of assurance, iL 3.54, seq.; reasons, ii. 356. seq.
Svff'erings, of the, of Christ, v. 76, seq. ; the true reasons why the sufferings of Christ, though short, yet have a sufficient power and virtue in them to satisfy God's justice, V. 190, 191 ; the sufferings of Christ in his body largely opened, v. 80, seq. ; in his soul largely opened, v. 92, seq. ; in his soul were very high, and great, and wonderful, v. 98, seq. ; that Jesus Christ did feel and suffer the torments of hell, though not after an hellish manner, v. 102, seq. ; Christ suffering for us should mightily endear .Jesus Christ to us, V. 112, seq. ; the punishments that Christ did suffer for us must be referred only to the substance, and not to the cir- cumstances of punishment, v. 198, 199 ; the meritorious cause of Christ's sufferings were the sins of his people, v. 199, 200 ; seven inferences from the consideration of the great sufferings of Christ, v. 201, seq. ; tlie covenant of redemption should greatly encourage us in, for Christ, v. 400, 401 (see iinder irilfal) ; none m.ay shift off or avoid v. 419, 420 ; those who refuse, for Christ will suffer more, v. 420-423 ; in early times great readiness to endure for Christ, V. 423-425 ; when may a man safely and groundedly conclude that his cause is good, or that he suffers for well-doing, and as a Christian? answered in ten par- ticulars, V. 42(5, 434 ; when a man may be a sufferer, but no martyr, v. 434 ; how shall I know when I am called to suffer? answered in four particulars, v. 434, 435 ; the, in these days light as com- pared with those of the saints in early times, V. 43.5, scq. ; saints and martyrs made light of everything in competition with Christ, v. 438, seq. ; God puts great honour on suffering saints, v. 441, 442 ; puts great honour on Christ, v. 442-444 ; on earth advance glory in heaven, v. 444, 446 ; discovers what metal men are of, v. 446-448.
Sun, looking at, i. 55 ; the, ii. 15, 16 ; cannot hide from, ii. 19.
Supernatural things above human power, i. 59 ; objects of grace are, i. 100.
Supper, the Lord's to whom, I. xlix. seq. ; why refused, ib., qualifications for, I. Ii ; sym- bols of those excluded, 1. Hi ; Judas, was he present at? 1. liii, seq.; reasons, grant- ing he was, I. liv-lv.
Supports, for those who have lost assurance, ii. 527, seq.; of weak Christians, iii. 60, seq. ; thirteen, to bear up their hearts who have either lost all, or much, or most of what they have in this world : —