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GENERAL INDEX.
585
ii. 405 ; wait on God for, ii. 405 ; of a fructify- ing nature, ii. 338 ; fruit comes fiom God and us too, ii. 404 ; nature of, ii. 217 ; as of, vii. 210 ; suitable to waiting, ii. 506, 509 ; an earnest, ii. 610 ; sweetens all a Christian's conversation, iii. 14, 15 ; what, lii. 16 ; Christians still need grace, iii. 17, 331, 332 ; how to have assurance of, iii. 18, 19 ; a man may know his own state, lil. 221, 222; objection answered, iii. 223; why grace not wisdom, iii. 275, 276 ; twofold, lii. 281 ; wrought in us described, iii. 2S1, 282 ; all our wisdom from, iii. 282 ; every thing necessary to bring us to heaven is grace, il. 283, 334, 335 ; all the good we have is of grace, iii. 283 ; God is ready to give us, iii. 284 ; signs of being led and guided by, iii. 288, seq. ; helps to, iii. 293, 294, seq. ; preaching of the word a special, iii. 330 ; every benefit and blessing is, Iii. 283, 334, 335 ; strengthen radical graces, iii. 434 ; little assures of a state of, iii. 470, seq. ; how to know if true, iii. 472, seq ; at the Supper, iv. 65 ; state of, iv 111 ; establishing, iv. 126, 127 ; means to, iv. 127 ; fundamental, iv. 127 ; email yet mighty, iv. 129, 137 ; grace is glory, Iv. 245, 246 ; labour for, iv. 277 ; blemish not, iv. 278 ; how know if we have, iv. 279, 2S0 ; groweth to glory, iv. 282, 283, 288 ; Christians go back, iv. 288, 289 ; decay not, iv. 290 ; use- fulness in, iv. 343 ; defined, iv. 470, 471 ; abun- dant, iv. 471 ; all of grace, iv. 512 ; against the papists, iv. 514 ; fruitful, iv. 515 ; must be known, iv. 517; no enemy to good works, iv. 618 ; look at grace of Christ, iv. 520 ; all done by grace, v. 454 ; tried, v. 178, 179, life in, v. 376 ; the ground of peace, vi. 349 ; Christians, why poor in, iv 510 ; excellence of, iv. 511 ; all our riches from Christ's grace, iv. 512, 513 ; what, iv. 512 ; Christ the meritorious cause of, iv. 513 ; four descents of, iv. 513, 514 ; justified by, iv. 514 ; twofold, iv. 514 ; fruitful, iv. 515 ; cannot pray for grace of ourselves, vi. 247 ; ■works not to be desired, vi. 250 ; two graces always requisite, vi. 252 (see Mystery, and Diligent, and Covenant) ; to be stirred up, vii. 44, 45 ; makes glorious, vii. 191, 192 ; can't make ourselves gracious, vii. 189 ; test of being, vii. 192 ; reach all, vii. 313.
Gradation, iv. 156, 157.
Great, in most danger, and why, 1. 147, 192 ; greatness of sin may encourage us to go to God, i 228; joined with goodness envied, i. 299 ; what makes times and persons, v. 473 ; Christ at the lowest did the greatest works, v. 488, 489.
Grief, more for sin than punishment, 1. 48 ; gathered to a head will not be quieted at the first, i. 131 ; casteth down as joy lifteth up, i. 141 ; how to be mitigated, i. 189 ; faulty, when, i. 156 ; even godly, is to be bounded, i. 157 ; how to be ordered aright, i, 158; for sin, why we want it so much, i. 233 ; what to do in want of, i. 236 ; it is not all at first, i. 236 ; of contrition and of compassion, i. 15S ; good, ii. 481 ; grieve not the Spirit, iv. 147, 236 ; how grieved, iv. 236, 237 ; care not, v. 370 ; com- mand or counsel, v. 412; prone to and ought not, V 414 ; as a person can't be grieved, v. 414; how, V. 414, 415; intend not, v. 416; wherein we specially grieve, v. 416, 417; in others, v. 423 ; will grieve us again, v 424 ; whence do we grieve the Spirit, v. 424 ; how to prevent, v. 426 ; sealing an argument not to, V. 451 ; whether or not, v. 451 ; he recovers, vi. 410 ; hearty, vi. 57 ; grieve that cannot more grieve, vi. 71 ; sincerity of, vi. 72 ; overmuch, vii. 187 (bis), 188.
Growth, in laying claim to God, i. 266; of Chris- tians like lilies, ii. 336 ; sudden, ii. 336 ; the necessity of it, ii. 338 ; means to attain to it, ii. 338 ; to be endeavoured after, ii. 345 ; Chris- tians often deceived about, ii. 344 ; chiefest blessing, ii 345 ; growing Christians, their excellency, ii. 366 ; in knowledge, ii. 240, 4G9, 616 ; in grace, iv. 138 ; in the new creature,
vi. 552, 553; Christians grow, vii. 191, 192;
growth, vii. 175, 176, 223, 411. Guard, over the soul to be kept, i. 177. Guidance, of God to be prayed for, vii. 525. Guilty, the best men guilty of the sins of the
times, vi. 188. GuniMwder, treason, i. 310, 311, t. 159, 160.