Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

THE INDEX.

A MEN are unwilling to have any Acquaintance with God. Pag. 97 Vide Communion. Actions a greater proof of Principles than words. Pag. 49 All are known by God. Pag. 285 Activity required in Spiritual Worship. Pag. 144, 145 Adam, the greatness of his sin. Pag. 625, 754 Vide Man, and Fall of man. Additions in matters of Religion an invasion of God's Soveraignty. Pag. 756, 757 Vide Worship and Ceremonies. Admiration ought to be exercised in Spiritual worship, Pag. 148 Affections human, in what sense ascribed to God. Pag. 224, 225, 226 Sharp Afflictions make Atheists fear there is a God. Pag. 42, 43 Make us impatient, Vide Impatience. We should be patient under them, v. Patience. Many call on God only under them. Pag. 92 Fill us with distraction in the Worship of God. Pag. 166 The Presence of God a comfort in them Pag. 267 And his knowledge, Pag. 322 The wisdom of God apparent in them. Pag. 369, 370, 371 The wisdom of God a comfort in them Pag. 405 And his Power, Pag. 485, 486 And his Sovereignty. Pag. 771 Do not impeach his Goodness, Pag. 604 The Goodness of God seen in them. Pag. 657, 658 His Goodness a comfort in them, Pag. 683 Acts of God's Sovereignty, 711, 712. The consideration of which would make us entertain them as we ought, Pag. 774, 775 Many neglect the serving of God till old Age. Pag. 65 Air, how useful a Creature. Pag. 23 Almighty, how often God is so called in Scripture. Pag. 421 How often in Job. Pag. 440 Good Angels, what benefit they have by Christ, Pag. 360, 618, 619 Not Instruments in the Creation of Man. Pag. 443 Evil not redeemed. Pag. 619, 620 Angels, not Governors of the world, Pag. 673, 674 Subject to God, Pag. 717, 718 Men Apostatize from God, when his will crosses theirs, Pag. 80 In times of Persecution, Pag. 90 By reason of practical Atheism, Pag. 102, 103 Apostles, the first Preachers of the Gospel, mean and worthless men, Pag. 463, 464 Spirited by Divine Power for spreading of it, Pag. 464, 465 The Wisdom of God seen in using such Instruments, Pag. 393, 394 Applauding our selves, v. Pride. ⟨image 422⟩Atheism opens a Door to all manner of wickedness, Pag. 2. Some spice of it in all men, Pag. 2, 4 The greatest folly 3 ad Pag. 39 Common in our days, Pag. 3, 41 Strikes at the Foundation of all Religion, Pag. 3 We should establish our selves against it, ibid. 'Tis against the light of Natural Reason, Pag.