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Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God
Several discourses upon the existence and attributes of God by that late eminent minister in Christ, Mr. Stephen Charnocke ...
London: printed for D. Newman, 1682
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Cannot be totally shaken off, Pag. 35, 36 Comforts a man in well-doing, Pag. 36 Necessary for the good of the world, ibid. Terrified ones wish there were no God, Pag. 52, 53 Men naturally displeased with it, when it contradicts the desires of self Pag. 71, 72 Obey carnal self against the light of it, Pag. 84 Accusations of it evidence God's Knowledge of all things, Pag. 313 God, and he only can speak peace to it when troubled, Pag. 471, 720, 721 His Laws only reach it, Pag. 724, 725, 756, 757 Constancy in that which is good, we should labour after, and why? Pag. 238 Nothing but an Infinite good can content the Soul, Pag. 36, 37 Vide Satisfaction and Soul. Contingents, all foreknown by God. Vide Knowledge of God. Contradictions cannot be made true by God, Pag. 432, 433, 434, 435 Yet this doth not overthrow God's Omnipotence, ibid. 'Tis an abuse of God's Power, to endeavour to justify them by it, Pag. 483 Contrary qualities linked together in the Creatures, Pag. 22, 351 Conversion, carnal Self-love a great hindrance to it, Pag. 82 There may be a conversion from sin which is not good, Pag. 90, 91 Men are Enemies to it Pag. 98, 99 The necessity of it, Pag. 100 The difficulty of it, Pag. 101 God only can be the Author of it, Pag. 102, 655 The Wisdom of God appears in it, in the Subjects, Seasons, and Manner of it, Pag. 367, 368, 369 And his Power, Pag. 467 ad 470 And his Holiness Pag. 516 And his Goodness, Pag. 654, 655 And his Soveraignty, Pag. 730 ad 734 He could convert all Pag. 730, 731 Not bound to convert any, Pag. 732, 733 The various means and occasions of it, Pag. 747, 748 Genuine Convictions would be promoted by right and strong Apprehensions of God's Holiness, Pag. 552, 553 Corruptions, the Knowledge of God a a comfort under fears of them lurking in the heart, Pag. 333 † The Power of God a comfort, when they are strong and stirring, Pag. 486 In God's People shall be subdued, Pag. 770 The Remainders of them God orders for their good, Pag. 362 ad 366 The Covenant of God with his People eternal, 194. and unchangeable, Pag. 234, 235 God in Covenant an eternal good to his people, Pag. 194, 195 The Conditions of the Covenant of Grace evidence the Wisdom of God, Pag. 388 Suited to mans lapsed state, and Gods glory ibid. Opposite to that which was the cause of the Fall, ibid. Suited to the common Sentiments and Customs of the World and Consciences of men Pag.
Cannot be totally shaken off, Pag. 35, 36 Comforts a man in well-doing, Pag. 36 Necessary for the good of the world, ibid. Terrified ones wish there were no God, Pag. 52, 53 Men naturally displeas'd with it, when it contradicts the desires of self Pag. 71, 72 Obey carnal self against the light of it, Pag. 84 Accusations of it evidence God's Knowledge of all things, Pag. 313 God, and he only can speak peace to it when troubled, Pag. 471, 720, 721 His Laws only reach it, Pag. 724, 725, 756, 757 Constancy in that which is good, we should labour after, and why? Pag. 238 Nothing but an Infinite good can content the Soul, Pag. 36, 37 Vide Satisfaction and Soul. Contingents, all foreknown by God. Vide Knowledge of God. Contradictions cannot be made true by God, Pag. 432, 433, 434, 435 Yet this doth not overthrow God's Omnipotence, ibid. 'Tis an abuse of God's Power, to endeavour to justifie them by it, Pag. 483 Contrary qualities linkt together in the Creatures, Pag. 22, 351 Conversion, carnal Self-love a great hindrance to it, Pag. 82 There may be a conversion from sin which is not good, Pag. 90, 91 Men are Enemies to it Pag. 98, 99 The necessity of it, Pag. 100 The difficulty of it, Pag. 101 God only can be the Author of it, Pag. 102, 655 The Wisdom of God appears in it, in the Subjects, Seasons, and Manner of it, Pag. 367, 368, 369 And his Power, Pag. 467 ad 470 And his Holiness Pag. 516 And his Goodness, Pag. 654, 655 And his Soveraignty, Pag. 730 ad 734 He could convert all Pag. 730, 731 Not bound to convert any, Pag. 732, 733 The various means and occasions of it, Pag. 747, 748 Genuine Convictions would be promoted by right and strong Apprehensions of God's Holiness, Pag. 552, 553 Corruptions, the Knowledge of God a a comfort under fears of them lurking in the heart, Pag. 333 † The Power of God a comfort, when they are strong and stirring, Pag. 486 In God's People shall be subdued, Pag. 770 The Remainders of them God orders for their good, Pag. 362 ad 366 The Covenant of God with his People eternal, 194. and unchangeable, Pag. 234, 235 God in Covenant an eternal good to his people, Pag. 194, 195 The Conditions of the Covenant of Grace evidence the Wisdom of God, Pag. 388 Suited to mans lapsed state, and Gods glory ibid. Opposite to that which was the cause of the Fall, ibid. Suited to the common Sentiments and Customs of the World and Consciences of men Pag.