Fools-folly, wicked men, fools, vi. 136 ; why, vi. 136 ; folly in God's children, vi. 139, vii. 217.
Forces, home or foreign, not to be trusted to, ii. 2S1.
Forgiveness of sin, how known to be truly desired, ii. 262 ; to be desired above all mercies, ii. 262 ; misery of those who lack it, ii. 264 ; not easily attained, ii. 315 ; forgiveness, v. 449 ; possible, vii. 271 ; knowledge, vii. 271, 272 ; David and Saul, vii. 272, 273 ; profitable, vii. 273 ; how know, vii. 273, 274 ; Spirit witnes.ses, vii. 274, 275 ; forgiveness, vi. 172 ; how God forgives, vi. 173 ; only God, vi. 174 ; all need, vi. 175.
Formality in religion a forerunner of judgment, vi. 223, 427, vii. 228.
' Forsaken' not, iv. 337 ; forsaking, vi. 105 ; by friends, vii. 409.
Foundation, strong, ii. 444.
Fountain, Sealed, v. 409-456 ; Opened, v. 457-540.
Free, love of God to his people, ii. 317, 318 ; free love of God cause of all mercies, ii. 320 ; all good by Christ free, vi. 350 (see Will) ; free will, iv. 224.
Freedom, acceptable, v. 236 ; from all ill bv Christ, V. 237 ; double, v. 242, 308, 309 (see 'Violence and Liberty) ; true freedom, vii. 221.
Friends, living, spiritual privileges by them, I. 191 ; departure, comfort in, i. 243 ; special things required in, ii. 36, 37 ; keep God our friend, iv. 394 ; forsake not, v. 261 ; friendship with God, vii. 122 ; God and we friendly, vii. 226 227
Fruitjulness required, i. 345, ii. 502, vii. 206, 222 ; means to attain it, i. 346 ; Christians planted in God's garden to be fruitful, ii. 11, 12 ; benefit of it, ii. 349 ; fruition, ii. 505 ; of Christians in their particular places is their glory, ii. 348 ; delightful to God and man, ii. 349, 300 ; in grace brings peace and comfort to a man, ii. 365 ; fruitful Christians leave a good scent behind them, ii. 350 ; compared to vines, ii. 359 ; God hath a special care of, ii. 361 ; conversation, excellence of it, ii. 365 ; fruitless Christians worst of men, ii 360 ; whence it is, vi. 244 (see love and grace) ; true faith fruitful, vi. 533 ; God cares for, vii. 223 ; whence, vii. 225, 226.
Fulfilled, all shall be, vii. 163, 164.
Full, Christianity a full state, vi. 298.
Fulness, of Christ, i. 21, iv. 129, 343.
Future, care and love in God collected by things past, i. 417, 418.
Gain, for, the Church of Rome proves tyrannical over conscience, i. 77.
Garments, ii. 448 ; wedding, iv. 72 ; use of their, vi. 521 ; what, vii. 308, 309 ; righteousness tf Christ, vii. hlO ; how to keep close, vii. 311.
Gataker, epistle befoie, vii. 562.
Gates. (See death )
Gathering, vi. 79.
Generality, in sin no plea, vi. 214, 215 ; in sin a forerunner of judgment, vi. 222.
Generation, prerogatives of Christ's, iii. 370 ; what, vi. 492 ; eternal, vi. 493 ; every man has his particular, vi. 494 ; observe that we live in,
vi. 494 ; benefit by the good, vi. 495 ; not taint- ed by the sin of, vi. 495 ; labour for, vi. 490.
Gentiles, what they were, v. 510 ; why not called before, v. 510 ; a mystery, v. 510, 611 ; why not called till Christ came, v. 510, 511.
Gentle, courses first used, why, iii. 489 ; when prevail not severe, iii. 4S9.
Ghost, Holy, sin against, v. 425, 42 i ; mistakes about, V. 426. (See Grief, Grieve.)
Give, Gifts, of others to be improved by que.stion.s, ii. 136 ; give wisely, iv. 525 ; ourselves to the Lord, V. 305 ; gifts" for grace, vii. 228 ; a gift, vii. 492
Glance, of Heaven, or a precious taste of a glori- ous feast, iv. 151-200.
Glass, as in what, 240, 247, 248 ; uses of, iv. 248, 219.
Glimpse, of glory, vii. 492-504.
Glorious and Glorying, how to be made, ii. 246 ; glorying, ii. 513 ; things, iv. 274 ; glorying threefold, iv. 327, 328 ; glorious things, vi. 648, 549.
Glory, Glorify, God for his deliverances, i. 329 ; our desire of God's glory should be infinite, i. 331 ; makes others do so, i. 333 (see Honour) ; a way to glorify God, i. 33iJ ; to come, set before our eyes, ii. 99 ; to come, ii. 515 ; whether a man may glory of anything in himself, may and may not, iii. 204 ; cautions, iii. 228 ; God's mani- fest in the go.spel, viz., the glory of his, 1. jus- tic ; 2. mercy ; 3. wisdom ; 4. power ; 5. truth, iii. 418, 419, 420 ; is displayed by the ministry, iii. 420 ; grace and, difl'er but in degrees, iii. 469 ; of God, what, iv. 240 ; where seen, iv. 241, 242 ; all to, iv. 470 ; glorify God bv justify- ing, iv. 242, 243 ; favour to, iv. 256, 257, 273 ; 'Christ, and our dependence of, v. 217 ; how to glorify Christ, v. 339 ; degrees of, four, iv. 273, 274 ; inward, iv. 275 ; in heaven and earth one name odIv, iv. 280, 281 ; richesof by Christ, iv. 502 ; life of glory, v. 373 ; glory, wh.it, v. 525 ; whence,v.52y ; of Christ suspended, why, v. 533; angels, wished, why, vi. 323 ; of God, our chief aim, vi. 324 ; wherein shewed most, vi. 324, 325 ; of God to Moses, vi. 326 ; how to know we glorify God, vi. 329, 330 ; hindrances of, vi. 332; how to glorify Grod, vi. 334 ; first fruits of, iv. 503, (see I'e.ace) ; God gets by weak means, vii. 465, 466 ; wherein, v. 213 ; when, v. 213, 214 ; glimpse of, vii 492-504 ; grace and glory, vi. 99 ; called to glory, vii. 498 ; a place, vii. 499 ; com- pany, vii. 50,J ; title, vii. 501 ; uses, vii. 502.