A01979:3334
The whole-armour of GodThe vvhole-armor of God
The whole-armour of God: or A Christians spiritual furniture, to keep him safe from all the assaults of Satan First preached, and now the second time published and enlarged for the good of all such as well use it:whereunto is also added a treatise of the sin against the Holy Ghost. By William Gouge B.D. and preacher of Gods Word in Black Fryers London. ...The vvhole-armor of God: or A Christians spiritual furniture, to keepe him safe from all the assaults of Satan First preached, and now the second time published and enlarged for the good of all such as well vse it:whereunto is also added a treatise of the sinne against the Holy Ghost. By VVilliam Gouge B.D. and preacher of Gods Word in Blacke Fryers London. ...
London: printed by John Beale, 1619London: printed by Iohn Beale, 1619
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
PEACE. Why attributed to the Gospel. 167 Peace of the Gospel, what it is. 166 Peace with God, keepeth away many evils. 191 Peace with God altereth the nature of all crosses. 192 Peace with God procureth assistance in all troubles, and full freedom from all. 194 Persecution no matter of Shame. 548 Persecution honoured by the cause. 549 Persecution no sufficient cause to make Ministers cease preaching. 555 What are those causes. 550 Persevere. 116 Perseverance in prayer. 496. &c. How long we must Persevere. 497 Difference betwixt Persevering and praying always. 498 Difference betwixt Persevering and much babbling. 499 Persevering in prayer extraordinary. 443 Perseverance requireth that prayers be oft renewed and long held out. 500 Petition for good things. 367 Place. Every one abide in his own place. 114. 534 Give no Place. 63. 103 Power of God a mighty Power. 12 The mighty Power of God a prop to faith. 13. 225 The benefit of trusting to Gods Power 15 God able to perform his word. 225 Prayer. 340 Prayer an admirable gift. 484 What Prayer is. 345 Difference betwixt civill and divine Prayer. 347 Prayer a work of the Holy Ghost: see Ghost. 482 Prayer to be made only to God. 346 How Prayers of men are to be desired. 503 Of them prayers may be desired. 507 The dead may not be prayed unto. ibid. Nor prayed for. 377 Why needful by prayer to make known our desire to God. 347 What requisite to the right manner of praying. 348 Prayer to be made in the mediation of Christ. 349 In fear and reverence. 350 In faith and humility. 351 With holiness, sense, and feeling. 352 In sincerity, in hart, in spirit. 353. 486 In fervency. 353. 441 Motives to Prayer. 353 1 Gods charge. 353 2 By prayer God is worshipped. 3. Honoured. 354 4 Prayer is absolutely necessary. 355 5 Prayer is profitable. 1 To obtain every good thing. 356 2 To prevent judgement. 3. Preserve grace. 4. Subdue sin. 5. Sanctify all things. 357. 358 ⟨image 330⟩6 Prayer is powerful with the Creator. 362 Prayer is powerful with the creature. 361 7 Prayer is a matter of great dignity. 364 Why prayer is not always heard. 359 501 The kinds of prayer. 365 1 Petition for good things. 367 2 Deprecation against evil. 370 3 Intercession for others. 374 Who are not to be prayed for. 377 Who are to be Prayed for. 383. 509 All in general to be Prayed for. 384 1 Saints. 2. Magistrates and Ministers.
PEACE. Why attributed to the Gospell. 167 Peace of the Gospell, what it is. 166 Peace with God, keepeth away many euils. 191 Peace with God altereth the nature of all crosses. 192 Peace with God procureth assistance in all troubles, and full freedome from all. 194 Persecution no matter of Shame. 548 Persecution honored by the cause. 549 Persecution no sufficient cause to make Ministers cease preaching. 555 What are those causes. 550 Perseuere. 116 Perseuerance in prayer. 496. &c. How long we must Perseuere. 497 Difference betwixt Perseuering and praying alwayes. 498 Difference betwixt Perseuering and much babling. 499 Perseuering in prayer extraordinary. 443 Perseuerance requireth that prayers be oft renewed and long held out. 500 Petition for good things. 367 Place. Euery one abide in his owne place. 114. 534 Giue no Place. 63. 103 Power of God a mightie Power. 12 The mightie Power of God a prop to faith. 13. 225 The benefit of trusting to Gods Power 15 God able to performe his word. 225 Prayer. 340 Prayer an admirable gift. 484 What Prayer is. 345 Difference betwixt ciuill and diuine Prayer. 347 Prayer a worke of the Holy Ghost: see Ghost. 482 Prayer to be made only to God. 346 How Praiers of mē are to be desir'd. 503 Of them prayers may be desired. 507 The dead may not be praied vnto. ibid. Nor prayed for. 377 Why needful by prayer to make known our desire to God. 347 What requisite to the right manner of praying. 348 Prayer to be made in the mediation of Christ. 349 In feare and reuerence. 350 In faith and humilitie. 351 With holinesse, sence, and feeling. 352 In sinceritie, in hart, in spirit. 353. 486 In feruency. 353. 441 Motiues to Prayer. 353 1 Gods charge. 353 2 By prayer God is worshipped. 3. Honoured. 354 4 Prayer is absolutely necessary. 355 5 Prayer is profitable. 1 To obtaine euery good thing. 356 2 To preuent iudgement. 3. Preserue grace. 4. Subdue sinne. 5. Sanctifie all things. 357. 358