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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.
D. Day, how necessary, Pag. 350 Death of Christ, its value is from his Divine Nature, Pag. 382 Vindicated the honour of the Law, both as to precept & penalty, Pag. 383 Overturned the Devils Empire, Pag. 385 He suffered to rescue us by it, Pag. 623 By the command of the Father, Pag. 750 Debauched persons wish there were no God, Pag. 53 Decrees of God, no succession in them, Pag. 186 Unchangeable, 397, 477. v. Immutability. Defilement, God not capable of it from any Corporeal thing, Pag. 126, 260 261 Delight, holy Duties should be performed with it, Pag. 149, 150 All delight in worship doth not prove it to be spiritual, Pag. 150 We should examine our selves after worship, what delight we had in •t, Pag. 164 ⟨image 424⟩Deliverances chiefly to be ascribed to God, Pag. 272, 273 The Wisdom of God seen in them, Pag. 371, 372 373 Desires, of Man, naturally after an infinite good, Pag. 36, 37 Which evidences the being of a God, Pag. 37 Men naturally have no desire of Remembrance of God, converse with him, thorough return to him, or imitation of him, Pag. 97, 98, 99 Devil, Man naturally under his Dominion, Pag. 67, 68 God's restraining him, how great a mercy; v. Restraint. Shall be totally subdued by God, Pag. 341 † Outwitted by God, Pag. 385, 386 His first sin, what it was, Pag. 753, 754 Vide Angel. Direction, Men neglect to ask it of God, Vide Trusting in our selves. Should seek it of him, Pag. 399 Not to do it, how sinful, Pag. 403 Should not presume to give it to him, Pag. 404 Disappointments make many cast off their Obedience to God, Pag. 66 God Disappoints the devices of Men, Pag. 745, 746 Dispensations of God with his own Law Pag. 725, 726 Distance from God naturally affected by Men, Pag. 97 How great it is, Pag. 546, 547 Distractions in the Service of God, how natural, Pag. 65, 66, 165 Will be so while we have natural Corruption within, Pag. 165, 166 While we are in the Devil's Precinct, Pag. 166 Most frequent in time of Affliction, ibid. May be improved to make us more Spiritual, Pag. 166, 167, 168 When we are humbled for them in worship, Pag. 166, 167 And for the baseness of our Natures, the cause of them, Pag. 167 Make us prize Duties of Worship the more, ibid. Fill us with admirations of the graciousness of God, Pag. 167, 168 Prize the mediation of Christ, 168 They should not discourage us, if we resist them, Pag. 168, 169 And if we narrowly watch against them Pag.
D. DAy, how necessary, Pag. 350 Death of Christ, its value is from his Divine Nature, Pag. 382 Vindicated the honour of the Law, both as to precept & penalty, Pag. 383 Overturn'd the Devils Empire, Pag. 385 He suffered to rescue us by it, Pag. 623 By the command of the Father, Pag. 750 Debauch'd persons wish there were no God, Pag. 53 Decrees of God, no succession in them, Pag. 186 Unchangeable, 397, 477. v. Immutability. Defilement, God not capable of it from any Corporeal thing, Pag. 126, 260 261 Delight, holy Duties should be performed with it, Pag. 149, 150 All delight in worship doth not prove it to be spiritual, Pag. 150 We should examin our selves after worship, what delight we had in t, Pag. 164