Recovery, from falling, ii. 204 ; recover, how, iv. 254 ; how Paul knew of, iv. 460 ; spiritual, vi. 401 ; Discouragement's, vii. 49-64 ; of God's children, vii. 55, 67, 82 ; how, vii. 67, 68, 83.
Recreations, to be made good use of, iv. 511, vii. 214, 304.
Redemption, wonder of, i. 7 ; Christ a special instrument of, i. 42 ; all we are, and have re- deemed, v. 301 ; Christ redeems, how, iv. 218 ; of bodies, v. 155-173 ; day of, v. 444 ; full, not yet, V. 445 ; but there is a day, v. 445 ; greater than ci-eation. i. 7, 12 ; v. 519, vi. 326.
Reed, Bruised, i. 33-101.
Reflect, man can, upon his actions, vi 215.
Reformation, of life must be joined with prayer, ii. 277 ; Josiah's, vi. 27-90 ; with humiliation, vi. 66 ; with prayer, vi. 75.
Refreshing, Saint's, vi. 90.
Regeneration, Touchstone of, vii. 127-137 ; marks of, vii. 131 ; violence taken away by, vii. 130.
Rejoice, Christians are always to, ii. 34 (see Joy) ; Christians must, v. 58 ; why Chi-istians some- times rejoice not, v. 61 ; Christ is the matter of, v. 74, 75 ; alway, vi. 68.
Relapse, relapses pardonable and curable, i. 231 ; how to do in, v. 366.
Relations, wherein we stand to God must be all answered, and how, i. 215 ; Christian, v. 289.
Religion, not to be entered on with hopes of plea- sure and ease, i. 398 ; reformation of, hath brought blessings, i. 312 ; exercises of, discon- tinued causeth Christ to withdraw, ii. 68, 69 ; how to attain a spiritual relish of them, ii. 91, 92 ; folly of those who excuse themselves from, ii. 93 ; young men to inure themselves to, ii. 94, 95 ; to be adorned for bringing in others, ii. 136, 137 ; justify our pains, oft think of the excellencies of Christ, Ii. 162 ; not to subordi- Pp
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nate to state poliey, iii. 279, 280 ; tends to prac- tice, iii. 2S0 ; popish is carnal, iii. 2y6, seq. ; most religious are tlie best statesmen, iii. 21*9 ; wherein our religion and the popish agree and differ, iii 376, seq. ; unsound and rotten, iii. 523 ; not founded on the Scriptures, iii. 522, 523 ; crosseth Scripture, iii. 365, 366 ; full of contradictions, iii. 366 ; uncertainties, iii. 366, 367 ; protestant, the safer, iii. 379 ; can a papist be saved ? iii. 379, 380 ; the way of, full of com- fort, V 120 ; how to carry ourselves in, v. 465 ; not easily learned, vi. 508 (see Persecute) ; holy desires make, vi. 98, 99.
Relish, departing, ii. 458, 467 ; look to, iv. 102.
Rely, V. 393.
Remaindert, iv. 221, 222, 267.
Remedy, for ' casting down,' vii. 65.
Remembrance, whei'e, vii. 2u0.
Remission, \'\i 26a; what to have sin remitted, vii. 264 ; is this all the benefit ? vii. 265, 266 ; why put for all, vii. 266, 267 ; all benefits given in, vii. 268, 269 ; how, vii. 270, 271 ; uses of all this, vii. 271.
Remnant, God's people a, vii. 158.
Remorse, iv. 91, 92
Renew, covenant, iv. 94.
Renounce, the world, ii. 468.
Renunciation, of religion at death, iii. 531.
Repentance, begins in the love of God, i. 1S4 ; a way to turn away wrath, i. 381 ; true, is of the particular sin we are most addicted to, ii. 277 ; trial of it, ii. 277, 278 ; not to be delayed, ii. 305 ; turns away God's anger, ii. 323 ; late, seldom true, iii. 39, vi. 212 ; what, vi. 328, 329 ; benefit of living, vi 213. (See Sin).
Reproach, expression of malice, i. 109 ; not to be cast down for, i 109 ; David sensible of, i. 113, 114 ; and rebuke removed, ii. 4-59, 488, 490 ; causes of, ii. 489 ; beware of bringing, ii. 489 ; what to do under, ii. 491, v. 274 ; not to be re- garded, vi. 303, 304.
Reprobate!:, i. 25 ; who are, vi. 406
Reproof, for sin patiently endured is evidence of pardon, ii. 371 ; iii. 314, 491 ; of sin, how to be ordered, ii. 372 ; ministers must not spare to reprove, iii. 491 ; threefold reproof, iii. 492, 493.
Requite, cannot, Christ, ii. 208
Rescue, from death with a return of praise, vii. 133-157.
Reservation, of sins, vii. 218.
Resignation, iv. 319, 320, 393, v. 318.
Resisting, whence, iv. 385, 386.
Resolution, needful in a Christian, i. 100, 253 ; want of it breeds disquiet, i. 140 ; firm and peremptory, to be affirmed, i. 201 ; renew it, i. 201 ; quickly, i. 202 ; is required in spiritual courses, ii. 167 ; helps to attain to it, ii. 167 ; of good, iii. 308, seq., v. 429, vii. 295, 410 ; we must be resolute, v. 81 ; ground of, vi. 510 ; resolutions, vi. 17.
Best, iv. 186, 187 ; resting and quieting, v. 279, vii. 77, 145.
Resurrection, its end, i. 85 ; an argument to strengthen faith, iii. 157 ; will'be a, iii. 157, seq ; God raiseth the dead, iii. 157 ; of Christ and the Spirit, iv. 209, 210, v. 192, 193 ; power of, V. 195-201 ; many rose with Christ, v. 355 ; the saints not perfectly happy until, v. 98, 99 ; par- takers of, vii. 215 ; general, vii. 316-333 ; shall rise, vii. 317 ; proved, vii. 318, 319 ; how pos- sible, vii. 319 ; objections and answers, vii. 319, 320, ; uses of, vii. 320, 321 ; rise with same bodies, vii. 321 ; objections and answers, vii. S22 ; uses, vii. 323, 324 ; know one another, reasons, vii. 324 ; times of rising, vii. 324, 325 ; uses, vii. 325, 326 ; question about bodies, vii.