A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Richard Sibbes • SECTION 413

Section 413

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Covenant) ; evidence of belief, v. 205 ; works, vii. 189 ; hope and faith, vii. 510. World, Worldly, worldly good hath some evil, and worldly evil some good, i. 166 ; plodding upon takes away desire of heavenly things, ii. 34 ; worldlings, excuses to keep them from Christ, i. 94, 95 ; not able to deprive us of God's Spirit and grace, ii. 407 ; renounce, ii 468 ; Christianity may stand with converse in, iii. 253 ; untainted bv, iii. 254 ; wicked men called, why, iii. 261, 346, 347 ; worldly things are loss, and why, v. 81; how use so as not to hinder, v. 82 ; signs, v. 135 ; what meant by, V. 516 ; for whose sake the world stands, vi. 232, 233 ; of the world hinders civilisation, vi. 217 ; worldly things to be neglected, why, vi. 362 ; course of worldlings, vi. 140 ; how to be used, vii. 5 ; weary of, v. 255 ; to be con- demned, iv. 98 ; what, iv. 98, 99, 100 ; in the church, iv. 100 ; shut out of Christ's prayer, iv. 101 ; get out of, iv. 101 ; heed not censures of, iv 101 ; see if taken out of, iv. 101, 102 ; why the world despises grace, iv. 276 ; oppose grace to, iv. 278 ; God of, iv. 313 ; foolish, iv. 356 ; raised above, iv. 370; faith judgments against, V. 380 ; Christians belong to two, vii. 187 ; how know love of, vii. 412, 413 ; dotage on, vii. 38.

Worship, true signification thereof, v. 70, 71 ; why outward is generally so well liked, v. 72 ; who are spiritual worshippers, v. 72, 73, 74 ; helps unto spiritual, v. 73 ; prayer put for all, vi. 193.

Worst, the world can do, iv. 398, 399, 410, 412.

Worthy, no man, iv. 62.

Wound, fools, themselves, vi. 138.

Wrath, of God makes crosses curses, ii. 305 ; how to oppose Christ to the, of God, v. 483.

Wrought, how know if power hath, iv. 380.

Tea, and nay, grounds of, iii. 353 ; dissemblers are, all at once, iii. 354 ; all promises, and pro- mises in Christ, iii. 388, 389, 390, seq. ; and Amen, or Precious Promises and Privileges, iv. 113-149 ; yea, what, iv. 116 ; why, vi. 543.

Yet, not in hell nor at worst, a mercy, and unde- served, i. 248.

Youth, to be curbed quickly, i. 147.

Zeal, ii. 243, iv. 190 ; persecuting, v. 79 ; against contrary doctrine, v. 365 ; to good works, v. 398 ; for God, vi. 11 ; how to justify, vii. 76 ; time, vii. 186, 187.

Y-TEXTS.

NOTE.

In this Index will be found the whole of those texts which are discussed fully in Treatise or Sermon, and likewise such incidental citations and explanations of others, as have called for notice in the Jyotes. The references to the latter have a * prefixed. It was very soon discovered that more than this was Inexpedient. There are thousands of other texts quoted by Sibbes, and more or less fully elucidated illustrated, or applied ; but it had demanded a goodly volume to enumerate them alone. Consequently but with some reluctance, these were left to be traced by the Index of Subjects. G.

*Gen. ii. 7.

*iv. 7,

XTii. 7,

*xix. 26.

*Exod. xxiv. 18,

Num. xxiii. 10,

Josh. vi. 26,

'vi. 26,

2 Sam. xix. 34-38,

2Chr.xxxiv.26,

xxxiv. 27,

xxxiv. 27,

xxxiv. 28,

Neh. i. 11,

VOL. vn.

I. 6, 31 I. 313

VI. 3-25 VI. 416, 485

VII. 334 VII. 1-15

VII. 17-32 vii. 32 vii. 33-47 VI. 29-43 VI. 44-58 VI. 59-75 VI. 76-90 VI. 93-108

*Job ii. 9,

Psalms vii. 14,

xxvii. 4,

sxvii. 8,

xlii. 10,

•xlii. 10,

xlii. 11,

•xlii. 11,

xliii. 5,

Ixxiii. 28,

Ixxiii. 28,

evil. 17,

*cxix.

cxxx. 1,

III. 268. 533

I. 297-313

11.213-248

VI. 111-132

1.105-117

I. 118

1. 130-289

1. 259, 294

VII. 49-64

VII. 65-78

VII. 79-91

VI. 135-156

111.412,536

VL 161-166

Psalms cxxx. 2, cxxx. 3, cxxx. 4, cxxx. 5,

*EccIes. xii. 1,

Cant.

2,

i. 5,

•i. 5,

iv. 16,

n

iv. 16, V. 1.

v. 2, V. 2,

VI. 166-168 VI. 168-172 VI. 172-179

VI. 179-180 VII. 43, 47 II. 200-208

VII. 93-104 VII. 104

u. 5-193

II. 7-16 II. 17-46 II. 46-76 u. 76-86

Qq

602

GENERAL INDEX.

Cant. T- 3,

V. G, T. 6,7, V. 7, V. 8, 9, V. 9, 10, V. 10, V. 10-13, V. 13, V. 16, vi. 1, vi. 2, vl. 3, vi. 3, Isaiah vii. 14, xi. 6-9, XXV. 6, sxv. 6, 7, XXV. 7, 8, XXV. 8, XXV. 8, 9, XXV. 9, xxviii. 23-29, *xlii. 1, *xlii. 1,2, Ixiv. 6-8, Jer. vlii. 6,

Hosea xiv.

xiv. 1, 2, xiv. 2, xiv. 2, 3, xiv. 3, xiv. 4, xiv. 4, 5, xiv. 5, 6, xiv. 6, 7, xiv. 7, xiv. 8, xiv. 9, xiv. 9, • Micah vii. 18-20, Zeph. iii 12, Malachi iv. 2, 3, Matthew v. 4, *vi. 28, 29, vii. 7-10, xi. 12, xii. 18, xii. 20, xiii. 34, xiii. 45, 46, *xvi. 22, *xix. 24, xxvi. 28, *xxvii. 45, xxvii. 46, Luke ii. 13, 14, iv. 5, *iv. 20, vii. 31-35, * Vlii. 38, X. 38-40, xii. 37, ♦xxiii. 11, xxiv. 28, *Jolm i. 51,

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