21.6. k Mercy, what, Lam.3.22.c * remembred by God in midſt of Judg- ment, Jer.6.8. 7 remembrance of former begets hope of future, Jer. 21.2, 4 Miniſters corrupt,a ſign of Wrath, Jer. 23.11.h are a Fountain of Wickedneſs, v. IS. 4 none can expe a Bleſſing, but thoſe that are called by God, Jer.23.32.f muſt drive men from their vain Con- ftidences, Mat. 3.9. Whether they may flie in time of Perſecution, Mat. 10.23. ſhould not be unſettled, Mat.11.9. muſi do their Duty,and not be too ſo- licitous of the event, Mark 4. 29. muſt have no ſecular employment, Luke 9. 62. muſt be maintained by People, Luke 10. 8. people muſt not divide into partics upon their account, i Cor. 1.12. c & $. 4 # | : are under a neceffity of preaching now, as well as Apoſtles were tor- merly, 1 Cor. 9.16.2. what ought to be their great end, 1 Cor. 14.5.4 &v. Is. 4 are fellow Workers with Chrift, 2 Cor.s.1. a- how far their Commands are to be obeyed, 2 Thel. 3.4 c Miracles wrought by Chriſt upon three occaſions, Luke 9. 15. real, can be wrought only by a Di- vine Power, John 3. 2. g a twofold uſe of them, Joh.11.45. f done by Chriſt in a peculiar manner, Joh.10.24. x Miraculous Cures, how wrought, Jam. 5. I, S Moab, a = Enemy to Iſrael, Amos 2. 1, 4
Moderation, what, Phil. 4. 5. #4 Moloch, who, Amos 5. 26. 7 Monarchy,the 5 not probable, 1Cor.s.2.c Moral ſation not ſufficient to prevail
upon the Will, Luke 24. 24. |
Mortification twofold, begun, and con-
tinued, Col. 3- 5. k _
Motion, firſt motions to evil are fin,
Jam.1.15. 9 AS
Mountains, what they ſignifie,Mic.1.4. 4
Mourning, deepeſt, how expreſt, Jer. 6 26, a for dead muſt be regular,1Thef.4.13k
Mourning Women, who, Jer. 9.17.7 Murder of ſelf,a heinous fin, AQs16.27. g Myſtery,what,&which are ſo, 1Cor. 4.1.6
2 Theſ. 2.7. z 1Tim. 3-16. y N
Ames changed, Dan. 1.7. 7! ſignificant ones uſed to be g1- ven,Mat.1.21. Luke 4.61.
Nazarites, Noble Perſons, ſo called, why, Lam. 4.7. / : Negatives often put for Comparatives, Jer. 7. 22. þ Niniveh, its greatneſs, Jona 3.3. o Na- lum. 1. 1. 6 BE4 No, Ezek.30.14.p & 15.x XNoph, Ezck.30.1g, k & 16.0 Notions of God in all men by Nature, Rom.1.18. k O oy. requiſites of a religious Oath, Jer. 4. 2. þ
by creatures did oblige, Mat. 23. 22. what kind are forbidden, Jam. 5.12. £ Ofended, what it fignifies, Mat. 26. 31, Oycr-reaching, what, 1 Theſ. 4. 6. r P
Arable, what, Mat. 13. I. Pulcs for underſtanding thereof, thid, its uſe and advantage, 1bid. Pardon may be granted as to temporal, and not eternal puniſiment, Jer, SO. 23, X LAM. 3. 42.7 Parents, how far their Power over their Chileren reaches, Jer.2 5-19.
The Paſſover, the geſture, or manner of re- ceiving it, John 13.23. þ Pateros, Ezck.29.14. mm | Patient Chriſtian, what, 2 Theſ.1.4. g Paul's Travels, Rom. 15.19. w his CharaRer, 1Cor.1.1. 4 why he changed his Name, Col.1.1.-4 Pekod, Ezek. 23.23. Penticoſt, Ads 2. 1. 4 PerfeRion, twofold, of parts and de- grees, Phil. 3. 15. y ; Perſecutors, their laſting Ignominy, Jer.20.11. g Perſons in Trinity proved, Mat.3.17- Peter's Primacy diſproved, Mark 8. 30. avhether at Rome, Rom. 16.15. £ Phariſees, who, Mat.3.7. PhylaQeries, what, Mat.23.5. Places ſet apart for Publick Worſhip, ſhould be decent, Joh. 2. 16. n Pleading twofold, Real or Verbal, Jer.
2.9. / Polygamy condemned, Mal. 2. 15. n Power natural, what, Mat.25.27. how far it extends, Jer. 18. 18. & and 22. 4, f Praying always, what, Luke 18. 1. Time of Prayer, Dan. 6. wk why towards Jeſus, ibid. h why not forborn by Daniel, / how far heard by God, Luke 11. 13. not to be made diſtinly to Father, without confideration of Son, nor vice verſa, 1 Theſ. 3.11. «4 Preaching ſtill neceflary, Mat. I 1. 1. a great work, Mark 1. 39. it'sa Miniſters chief work, Luke 8.1. what it 15 to preach ones ſelt, 2 Cor.
4+ 5» Prieſts and Levites were the ordinary Teachers, Jer. 2. 8. 0 Preparatory Diſpoſitions not neceſſary to the firſt Grace, Luke 19. 5. Pride, its puniſhment, Luke 14. 11. what, and how it ſhews it ſelf, Jer. 3.2. b
4 Preſence, of God, what, Jona. 1. 3. 9
Promiſes and threatnings are conditio- nal, Jer.18.10, and 28, g. / Prophets, how to know true and falſe,
. 28.9.4 —_ : BE uot po tne prophetick Spirit, ma-
; ny times very ſtrong, Jer. 6. 11. m and 20. 9. x | it came but at certain times, Ezek. 3.16. & 8. 1. & 1. 5. Proſelytes of two ſorts, Mat. 23. 15. Ad 2. 10.
a4 | Proſperity of Wicked'a great Tempta-.
tion to the Godly, Jer. 12.1. c Providence, the Works thereof ſhould be remembred, Mark 8. 21.
Publicans, who, Mat. 5. 47. Puniſhment anſwerable to the fin, Jer. 8.2.c Ezek.24. 5.7 32.32.71 & 33. 22.& 35.9.4 & v.11. 1 & 15. y Hol. 4. 6. a c Hab.2.16, d Mal. 2.9.4 Difference between puniſhment of Godly and Wicked, Jer. 3o. 11. wx& 46.28.7 of the damned is everlaſting, 2 Theſ. I. IO. ſ
R | Ain is God's gift only, Jer.14.22. God's: Providence about it, Jcr. Se 24»
< age | what it ſignifies, Ezek, x, 28
Reaſon, how far to be excuſed in preach- ing, 1 Cor.2.4. : Reformation, hypocritical, Jer.34-11. 3 its the firſt Fruit of true Humilation, er.44+10. it's God's end in affliting, Ezek.14. HI.mY Religion the beſt bond of Peace, Zech. II, I4. C Fil bs th of former mercies begets hope of future, Jer.21.2. 4 Remiſſion of Sins, how far in Man's Power, Joh. 20. 22. h Rending of Clothes when uſed, Mat. 26, 65, A*Reconciliation, how it belongs to An- gels, Col. 1, 20. y Rejoycite, holy, what, x Theſl, 5. _
410, Repentance, true, what, Jer. 4. 2. k Mat.3.2. Heb.6.1. d . how aſcribed to God, Jer.18.8. 7
& 26. 3. 0 Joel 2.13. h
how it ſhows it ſelf, Joel 2. 13. ab c& vv. 16.4
fruits of it, Luke 13. 14.
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the firſt fruits of it are Ads of Cha- rity, Luke 19.8. Repetitions in Prayer, when unlawful, Mat. 6. 8. | Reſped& of Perſons, 'what, Efa. 2; 1. 4 ag or is credible to reaſon, As 26, 8. of Righteous, is by Vertue of their Union with Chriſt, Rom.8.11. r of Chriſt is a Proof of ours, x The.