The divine life in three treatises

The Context opened. p. 298 Why Christ was forsaken by his Disciples. p. 300 Use 1. Expect by the forsaking of your friends to be conformed unto Christ: Reasons for your Expectation. p. 302 The Aggravations of their forsaking you. p. 313 Some quieting Considerations. p. 315 The order of forms in the School of Christ. p. 322 The Disciples scattered every man to his own. p. 324 Selfishness contrary to friendly fidelity. p. 325 Considerations to quiet us in the death of faithful friends. p. 326 Whether we shall know them in Heaven. p. 331 Whether creatures be any matter of our Comfort in Heaven. p. 332 ⟨image 167⟩Quest. Shall I have any more comfort in present friends than in others? p. 334 Doct. 3. When all forsake us, and leave us (as to them) alone, we are far from being simply alone, because God is with us. p. 336 The Advantages of having God with us. ibid. Quest. How he is with us. p. 337 Use 1. Imitate Christ: Live upon God alone, though men forsake you; yet thrust not your selves into Solitude uncalled. p. 341 In what cases Solitude is lawful and good. p. 342 Reasons against unnecessary Solitude. p. 343 The comfort of Converse with God in necessary Solitude. The Benefits of Solitude. The Reasons from God, Improved largely in some Meditations. p. 347, 351 Directions for conversing with God in Solitude. p. 370 Concluded in further Meditation. p. 375 A Caution. p. 378

THe Context opened. p. 298 Why Christ was forsaken by his Disciples. p. 300 Use 1. Expect by the forsaking of your friends to be conformed unto Christ: Reasons for your Expectation. p. 302 The Aggravations of their forsaking you. p. 313 Some quieting Considerations. p. 315 The order of forms in the School of Christ. p. 322 The Disciples scattered every man to his own. p. 324 Selfishness contrary to friendly fidelity. p. 325 Considerations to quiet us in the death of faithful friends. p. 326 Whether we shall know them in Heaven. p. 331 Whether creatures be any matter of our Comfort in Heaven. p. 332