Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

169 Should be speedily cast out, Pag. 178 Thoughts of God's Presence a remedy against them, Pag. 270 Distresses, v. Afflictions. Distrust of God, a contempt of God's Wisdom, Pag. 405 And of his Power, Pag. 481 And of his Goodness, Pag. 665 Too great fear of man arises from it, Pag. 481, 482 Vide Trusting in God, and in our selves. Divinity of Christ, v. Christ. Of the Holy Ghost, v. Holy Ghost. Doctrines that are self-pleasing desired by men, Pag. 83 Vide Truths. Dominion of God, distinguished from his Power, Pag. 704 All his other Attributes fit him for it, ibid. Acknowledged by all, Pag. 704, 705 Inseparable from the notion of God, ibid. We cannot suppose God a Creator without it, Pag. 705 Cannot be renounced by God himself, ibid. Nor communicated to any Creature, Pag. 706 Its foundation, Pag. 706 ad 710 It is independent, Pag. 710, 711 Absolute, Pag. 711 ad 714 Yet not tyrannical, 714 Managed with Wisdom, Righteousness and Goodness, Pag. 714 ad 717 'Tis Eternal, Pag. 721 'Tis manifested as he is a Law-giver, Pag. 721 ad 727 As a Proprietor, Pag. 727 ad 741 As a Governor, Pag. 741 ad 748 As a Redeemer, Pag. 748 ad 751 The contempt of it, how great, Pag. 752 All sin is a contempt of it, Pag. 752, 753 The first thing the Devil aimed against, Pag. 753 And Adam, Pag. 754 Invaded by the Usurpations of men, Pag. 754, 755 Wherein it is contemned as he is a Law-giver, Pag. 755 ad 758 As a Proprietor, Pag. 758, 759 As a Governor, Pag. 759 ad 763 It is terrible to the wicked, Pag. 766, 767, 768. ⟨image 424⟩Comfortable to the Righteous, Pag. 769 ad 772 Should be often meditated upon by us, Pag. 772 The Advantages of so doing, Pag. 773, 774, 775 It should teach us Humility, Pag. 775, 776 Calls for our praise and thanks, Pag. 776, 777, 778 Should make us promote his Honour, Pag. 778, 779 Calls for Fear, Prayer, and Obedience, Pag. 779, 780 Affords motives to obedience, Pag. 780, 781 And shows the manner of it, Pag. 782, 783, 784 Calls for Patience, Pag. 784 Affords motives to it, Pag. 784, 785, 786 Shows us the true nature of it, Pag. 786 Duties of Religion performed often merely for self interest, Pag. 91 ad 94 Men unwieldy to them, Pag. 91 Perform them only in affliction, Pag. 92 Vid. Service of God, and Worship. Dwelling in Heaven, and in the Ark, how to be understood of God, Pag. 257, 258

169 Should be speedily cast out, Pag. 178 Thoughts of God's Presence a remedy against them, Pag. 270 Distresses, v. Afflictions. Distrust of God, a contempt of God's Wisdom, Pag. 405 And of his Power, Pag. 481 And of his Goodness, Pag. 665 Too great fear of man arises from it, Pag. 481, 482 Vide Trusting in God, and in our selves. Divinity of Christ, v. Christ. Of the Holy Ghost, v. Holy Ghost. Doctrines that are self-pleasing desired by men, Pag. 83 Vide Truths. Dominion of God, distinguisht from his Power, Pag. 704 All his other Attributes fit him for it, ibid. Acknowledg'd by all, Pag. 704, 705 Inseparable from the notion of God, ibid. We cannot suppose God a Creator without it, Pag. 705 Cannot be renounced by God himself, ibid. Nor communicated to any Creature, Pag. 706 Its foundation, Pag. 706 ad 710 It is independent, Pag. 710, 711 Absolute, Pag. 711 ad 714 Yet not tyrannical, 714 Managed with Wisdom, Righteousness and Goodness, Pag. 714 ad 717 'Tis Eternal, Pag. 721 'Tis manifested as he is a Law-giver, Pag. 721 ad 727 As a Proprietor, Pag. 727 ad 741 As a Governor, Pag. 741 ad 748 As a Redeemer, Pag. 748 ad 751 The contempt of it, how great, Pag. 752 All sin is a contempt of it, Pag. 752, 753 The first thing the Devil aim'd against, Pag. 753 And Adam, Pag. 754 Invaded by the Usurpations of men, Pag. 754, 755 Wherein it is contemned as he is a Law-giver, Pag. 755 ad 758 As a Proprietor, Pag. 758, 759 As a Governor, Pag. 759 ad 763 It is terrible to the wicked, Pag. 766, 767, 768.