A word in season to this present generation, or, A sober and serious discourse…

R. Reasons, why God will be signally present with his People in their greatest troubles, &c. First, to render his suffering Children glorious in the very eyes and consciences, both of Sinners and Saints. 2. Par•, p. 112 113, 114, 115, 116 Secondly, because he has in the Covenant of grace an• by ma•y precious promises engaged himself to be present with them in a day of trouble. 2. Part, p 116, 117 Thirdly, because it makes most for his honour and glory in the World. 2. Part, p. 117, 118 Fourthly, because then his People stands in most need of his presence. 2. Part, p. 118, 119 Fifthly, because he dearly l•ves them. 2. Part, p. 119, 120, 121, 122, 123 Sixthly, because of his propriety and interest in them, and his near and dear Relation to them. 2. Part, p 123, 124 Seventhly, because commonly such times are times of great and sore temptations. 2 Part, p. 124, 125 Eighthly, because he highly prizes them, and sets an honourable value & esteem upon them. 2. Part, p. 125, 126 Ninthly, because they won't leave him, but stick close to him, and to his interest. 2. Part, p. 126, 127, 128, 129 Tenthly, that they may be joyful and cheerful under all their troubles. 2. Part, p. 129, to 132 Of the Covenant of Redemption. Of the substance of the Covenant of Redemption p. 66, 67, 68 Of the excellent properties of that Redemption we have by Jesus Christ. First, it is a great Redemption. p. 101, 102, 103, 104 ⟨image 119⟩2. It is a free and gracious Redemption. p. 104 3. It is a full and plenteous Redemption. p. 104, 105 4. 'Tis eternal, 'tis permanent, 'tis a lasting, yea an everlasting Redemption. p. 105, 106, 107, 108 5. It is an enriching Redemption. p. 108, 109 6. It is a Redemption sweetening Redemption. p. 109 Of Remembering. God hath engaged himself to remember the sins of his People no more. p. 58, 59, 60 To Remember implieth a fourfold act. p. 60

R. Reasons, why God will be signally present with his People in their greatest troubles, &c. First, to render his suffering Children glorious in the very eyes and consciences, both of Sinners and Saints. 2. Par•, p. 112 113, 114, 115, 116 Secondly, because he has in the Covenant of grace an• by may prcious promises engaged himself to be present with them in a day of trouble. 2. Part, p 116, 117 Thirdly, because it makes most for his honour and glory in the World. 2. Part, p. 117, 118 Fourthly, because then his People stands in most need of his presence. 2. Part, p. 118, 119 Fifthly, because he dearly lves them. 2. Part, p. 119, 120, 121, 122, 123 Sixthly, because of his propriety and interest in them, and his near and dear Relation to them. 2. Part, p 123, 124 Seventhly, because commonly such times are times of great and sore temptations. 2 Part, p. 124, 125 Eightly, because he highly prizes them, and sets an honourable value & esteem upon them. 2. Part, p. 125, 126 Ninthly, because they won't leave him, but stick close to him, and to his interest. 2. Part, p. 126, 127, 128, 129 Tenthly, that they may be joyful and cheerful under all their troubles. 2. Part, p. 129, to 132 Of the Covenant of Redemption. Of the substance of the Covenant of Redemption p. 66, 67, 68 Of the excellent properties of that Redemption we have by Jesus Christ. First, it is a great Redempion. p. 101, 102, 103, 104