Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

B. The Best we have ought to be given to God, Pag. 155, 156 Blessings Spiritual, God only the Author of, Pag. 698 Temporal, God uses a Sovereignty in bestowing them, 740 Vide Riches. Body, of Man, how curiously wrought, Pag. 30, 31, 350 Every Human one hath different Features, Pag. 31, 32 God hath none; v. Spirit. We must worship God with our Bodies, Pag. 139, 140, 141 Yet not with our Bodies only; Vide Soul and Worship. We must not conceive of God under a Bodily shape, Pag. 124, 125 Bodily Members ascribed to him. Vide Members Brain, how curious a workmanship, Pag. 30

B. THe Best we have ought to be given to God, Pag. 155, 156 Blessings Spiritual, God only the Author of, Pag. 698 Temporal, God uses a Soveraignty in bestowing them, 740 Vide Riches. Body, of Man, how curiously wrought, Pag. 30, 31, 350 Every Human one hath different Features, Pag. 31, 32 God hath none; v. Spirit. We must worship God with our Bodies, Pag. 139, 140, 141 Yet not with our Bodies only; Vide Soul and Worship. We must not conceive of God under a Bodily shape, Pag. 124, 125 Bodily Members ascribed to him. Vide Members Brain, how curious a workmanship, Pag. 30

C. The Israelites worshipped the true God under the golden Calf, Pag. 122 God fits and inclines men to several Callings, Pag. 356, 357, 650 Appoints every mans Calling, Pag. 747 There is a first Cause of all things, Pag. 20, 21 Which doth necessarily exist, and is infinitely perfect, Pag. 21 We must not Censure God in his Counsels, Actions, or Revelations, Pag. 192, 193, 403, 404 Or in his ways, Pag. 415, 416 Censuring the hearts of others, is an injury to God's Omniscience, Pag. 324, 325 Men is a contempt of God's Sovereignty, Pag. 763 Ceremonial Law abolished to promote Spiritual Worship, Pag. 135 Called Flesh, ibid. Not a fit means to bring the heart into a spiritual frame, Pag. 135, 136 Rather hindered than furthered Spiritual Worship, Pag. 136, 137 God never testified himself well-pleased with it, nor intended it should always last, Pag. 137, 138 The abrogating of it doth not ⟨image 422⟩argue any change in God, Pag. 228, 229 The Holiness of God appears in it, Pag. 510, 511 Men are prone to bring Ceremonies of their own into God's Worship, 79 Vide Worship and Additions, &c. Chance, the World not made nor governed by it, Pag. 26 Charity, men have bad ends in it, Pag. 93 We should exercise it, Pag. 691, 692 The consideration of God's Sovereignty would promote it, Pag. 774 We should be Cheerful in God's worship Pag. 150 Christ, his Godhead proved from his Eternity, Pag. 191, 192 From his Omnipresence, Pag. 261, 262 From his Immutability, Pag. 229, 230 From his Knowledge of God, all Creatures, the hearts of men and his prescience of their Inclinations, Pag. 315, 316, 317 From his Omnipotence manifest in Creation, Preservation, and Resurrection, Pag. 472 ad 476 From his Holiness, Pag. 551 From his Wisdom, Pag. 395 Is God-man, Pag. 458 Spiritual Worship offered to God through him, Pag. 154, 155 The imperfectness of our Services should make us prize his Mediation, Pag. 168 The only fit Person in the Trinity to assume our Nature, Pag. 378, 379 Fitted to be our Mediator and Saviour by his two Natures, Pag. 381 382, 383 Should be imitated in his Holiness, and often viewed by us to that end, Pag. 559, 563 The greatest Gift, Pag. 622 ad 625 Appointed by the Father to be our Redeemer, Pag. 749, 750, 751 The Christian Religion, its Excellency, Pag. 103 Of Divine Extraction, Pag. 551 Most opposed in the World, Pag. 63 Vide Gospel.