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The combat between Christ and the Devil displayedThe combat betvveene Christ and the Diuell displayed
The combat between Christ and the Devil displayed: or A commentary upon the temptations of Christ: preached in Cambridge by that reverend and judicious divine M. William PerkinsThe combat betvveene Christ and the Diuell displayed: or A commentarie vpon the temptations of Christ: preached in Cambridge by that reuerend and iudicious diuine M. William Perkins
London: printed by Melchizedek Bradwood for E. Edgar, 1606London: printed by Melchisedech Bradwood for E. Edgar, 1606
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P Papists are Idolaters. 46. 2. e. And 47. 1. b. Papists tempt God in looking now for miracles. 34. 1. m. They sacrifice to Satan in their Mass. 42. 1. m. Pope of Rome that beast coming out of the sea. 40. 2. m. Presumption: Satan seeks to carry men thereto. 27. 2. b. Promises; who may wait for Gods promises. 35. 2. b. Men lavish in promising are like to Satan. 39. 2. m. Two rules to be observed in promising. ibid. Providence; how to acknowledge Gods providence aright. 23. 1. m.
P Papists are Idolaters. 46. 2. e. And 47. 1. b. Papists tempt God in looking now for miracles. 34. 1. m. They sacrifice to Satan in their Masse. 42. 1. m. Pope of Rome that beast comming out of the sea. 40. 2. m. Presumption: Satan seekes to carrie men thereto. 27. 2. b. Promises; who may wait for Gods promises. 35. 2. b. Men lauish in promising are like to Satan. 39. 2. m. Two rules to be obserued in promising. ibid. Prouidence; how to acknowledge Gods prouidence aright. 23. 1. m.
R Religion: two rules for the trial of religion. 41. 2. e. Religion of Jew, Turk and Papists are worships of Satan. 42. 1. m. Dissuaders from religion are Satan's children. 9. 2. b. and tempters. 13. 1. c. Relics ought not to be worshipped. 47. 2. b. Rome is spiritual Babylon, and now no church. 25. 2. e.
R Religion: two rules for the triall of religion. 41. 2. e. Religion of Iew, Turke and Papists are worships of Satan. 42. 1. m. Disswaders from religion are Satans children. 9. 2. b. and tempters. 13. 1. c. Reliques ought not to be worshipped. 47. 2. b. Rome is spiritual Babylon, and now no church. 25. 2. e.
S Saints made deliverers from diseases and dangers, by Papists. 47. 1. b. and protectors. ibid. Saints must be honoured three ways. 47. 1. e. Satan an accuser three ways. 9. 1. m. his boldness in claiming Gods right. 39. 1. b. he makes men to rely on him for outward things. 39. 1. m. Satan's sophistry with Christ. 15. 1. e. His malice is restrained, 29. 1. e. His power over the bodies of Gods children. 24. 2. e. Satan seeks earnestly to keep men from scripture. 30. 2. e. He seeks to bring men to worship him. 41. 2. e. He tempts by himself and by his instruments. 51. 1. m. He is vanquished by present resistance. 49. 2. b. His speed in doing his enterprises. 38. 1. e. Scriptures sufficient to expound themselves. 32. 1. e. And to vanquish Satan. 43. 2. e. To mince the scriptures a satanical property. 30. 1. e. To search them a christian duty. 30. 2. b. Senses; all our senses ought to be well ordered, especially seeing and hearing. 37. 2. b. Service generally described. 45. 2. e. Absolute service due to God only. 46. 1. e. Service in part. 46. 1. b Our service to God must be joined to his worship 47. 2. m. Sin; why it so abounds. 19. 2. m. To keep a course in sin is to tempt God. 34. 2. m. Slandering a satanical practise. 9. i. e. Spirits; to try the spirits. 29. 2. e. Of abode in places haunted by evil spirits. 4. 2. e.