God, love of, i. 7 ; God and man in Christ, i. 17 ; arguments with, i. 21 ; makes every man a governor over himself, i. 149 ; still left to a good heart when all others fail, i. 198 ; only is the object of trust, i. 203 ; cannot out of Christ, be thought on comfortably, i. 204 ; is some men's specially, i. 262; hence is the spring of all good, i 264 ; when we prove this to our Eouls, i. 267 ; tokens of it, i. 269 ; comfort by it in extremities, i. 270 ; presence sweeteneth all places and states, i. 130 ; His glory more to be regarded than our own good, i. 247 ; is many salvations to his people, i. 259, 294 ; a rock not to be undermined, i. 259 ; the church is his house, i. 374 ; and he ours, i. 375 ; our bodies and all to him, i. 407 ; he is faithful, i. 411 ; we must be our own ere we can give ourselves to him, i. 414 ; must commit ourselves to him if we would be kept, i. 418 ; must eye him in all we do, i. 422, 423 ; rely on him, i. 423 ; he will be known in his attributes, i. 302, 303 ; his love to his, i. 302 ; he is overcome by prayer, i 303 ; author of our deliverance, i 320 ; our glorify- ing him makes others do it, i. 333 ; we must be faithful in what he trusts us, i.424 ; God's attributes to be applied to ourselves, i. 412 ; must be in covenant with God, i. 414 ; comfort from God as a creator, i. 410, 413, 414 ; must be glorified for his deliverances, i. 329 ; trust his faithfulness, i. 412 ; where he begins grace he goes on and finishes, ii. 13 ; accepts and delights in graces of his children, ii 27 ; God's children never totally fall, ii. 49 ; his goodness to be mag-
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nified, ii. 48 ; love to God, ii. 220, 227 ; rightly apprehended makes us shake off all false trusts, ii. 292 ; all-sufficiency in all states, ii. 295 ; to be trusted in distresses, ii. 298 ; the great physician of the soul, ii. 305 ; willing to heal and save, ii. 306 ; loves his people freely, ii. 31T, 318 ; make him our shadow, ii. 400 ; be bold in good causes then, ii. 401 ; comfort of it, ii. 401 ; how conceived of in worshipping him, ii. 382 ; not to be transformed like ourselves in our affections, ii. 382 ; anything above God is idolatry, il. 383 ; the only true defence and shelter, ii. 397; happiness arising, ii. 398; not being the wicked's shelter, makes their state woeful, ii. 398, 400 ; beauty of God, ii. 215,229, 230 ; how discovered, ii. 230 ; nature of, il. 217 ; deserves honour, ii. 220 ; present in house of God, ii. 228 ; power of, sweet, ii. .SO ; a Father, il. 239 ; revelation of, to be sought, ii. 246; de- parture, ii. 247 ; will perform, ii. 509 ; is Jehovah, ii. 509; faithful, ii. 509; pitiful, ii. 509 ; seems contrary, ii. 510 ; God our God made good, ii. 514 ; by daily acquaintance, ii. 514, 515 ; go to by a promise, iv. 120 ; admire God, V. 284 ; of the world, iv. 313 ; gracious, iv. 316 ; unbounded, iv. ,S17 ; hath his people, iv. 167 ; goodness of God, iv. 196 ; providence of, V. 35-54 ; how a Spirit, v. 487 ; Christ God before he was man, iv. 496 ; our Mediator must be God, why, iv. 497 ; afflictions bring us to, vi. 239 ; belly, made a god, v. 130 ; honour to God, V. 275 ; two things wherein we are like God, vi. 113 ; God willing to bestow his good- ness, vi. 113, (see Communication) ; to be sought in trouble, vi. 140 ; a peculiar comfort is love to God, vi. 473 ; honour to God from the word and Spirit, vi. 395 ; what is it to be God ? vi. 7, 8, 464, 465 ; make God so, vi. 15, 466, 467 ; have a God to go to, vi. 475, 476 ; deliver all up to God, vii. 186 ; intercourse with, vil. 186 ; first place to, vii. 186 ; a Father, vii. 61, 62, 215, 216 ; make God thy God, vii. 63, 04, 186 ; (bis) how our God, vi. 472, vii. 216 ; ours in Christ, vi. 477, 478, 485 ; goodness itself, universal good, proportioned, supreme, labour for, vii. 71 ; how to think of God, vii. 72.
Godly men, when best disposed, i. 162; can restrain themselves in distempers, i. 148 ; can make good use of privacy, i. 148 ; afflicted more than others, why, i. 377 ; their sins greater than others, i. 377 ; seem neglected, but end is peace, i. 420 ; shall not be subdued, i. 304 ; their prosperity makes way for the subversion of the wicked, i. 304 ; they suffer, i. 316 ; yet differing from the wicked, i. 319 ; in straits, i. 337 ; death, how to be lamented, i. 344 ; bring good where they are, i. 344 ; deny best good for the church, i. 344 ; good men dying, sign of coming judgment, i. 379; must be actively as well as passively good, i. 301, 302 ; not enough we be good ourselves, but must flow out, ii. 13 ; ought to labour for good of all, ii. 13 ; good in us be acknowledged, ii. 47, 135, 136 ; good in a sleepy state, ii. 47, 48 ; from what reasons, godly, vi. 460 ; difference between and others, vi. 214.