Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

E. Ear of man how curious an Organ, Pag. 31 Earth, how useful, Pag. 23 The Wisdom of God seen in it, Pag. 348, 849 Earthly things, v. World. Ejaculations, how useful, Pag. 176 Elect, God knows all their persons, Pag. 330 Election evidenced by Holiness, Pag. 562 The Sovereignty of God appears in it, Pag. 727, 728 Not grounded on Merit in the Creature, Pag. 728, 729 Nor on foresight of Faith and Good Works, Pag. 729, 730 Elements, though contrary, yet linked together, Pag. 22 End, All Creatures conspire to one common one Pag. 22 ad 27 Pursue their several Ends, though they know them not, Pag. 27, 28 Men have corrupt Ends in Religious Duties, Pag. 78, 91, 92, 93, 94 For evil Ends, Pag. 58 Desire the knowledge of God's Law for by Ends, Pag. 57, 58 Man naturally would make himself his his own End, Pag. 80 ad 84 How sinful this is, Pag. 84, 85 Man would make any thing his End rather God, Pag. 85, 86, 87 A Creature, or a Lust, Pag. 87, 88 How sinful this is, ibid. Would make himself the End of all Creatures, Pag. 88, 89 How sinful this is, Pag. 89 Would make himself the End of God, Pag. 90 ad 94 How sinful this is, Pag. 94 Cannot make God his End, till converted, Pag. 100 Spiritual ones required in Spiritual Worship, Pag. 153, 154 Many have other Ends in it, Pag. 154 God orders the Hearts of all men to his own, Pag. 452, 453 God hath one, and Man another in sin, Pag. 532, 533 We should make God our end, Pag. 563 God makes himself his own End, how to be understood, Pag. 592 His Being the End of all things is one foundation of his Dominion, Pag. 708, 709 Not using God's gifts for the End for which he gave them, how great a sin, Pag. 758, 759 Enemies of the Church; v. Church. We should be kind to our worst Enemies Pag. 692 Enjoyment of God in Heaven always fresh and glorious, Pag. 195 We should endeavour after it here, Pag. 685, 686 Men Envy the gifts and prosperities of others, Pag. 77, 78 An imitation of the Devil, ibid. A sense of God's Goodness would check it, Pag. 689 A contempt of God's Dominion, Pag. 758 Essence of God cannot be seen, Pag. 115, 116 is unchangeable Pag. 210, 211 Eternity a property of God and Christ, Pag. 181, 191, 192 What it is, Pag. 182 In what respects God is eternal, Pag. 183 ad 186 That he is so, proved, 186 ad 190 God's incommunicable property, Pag. 16, 17, 190, 191 Dreadful to sinners, Pag. 193, 194 Comfortable to the Righteous, Pag.

E. EAr of man how curious an Organ, Pag. 31 Earth, how useful, Pag. 23 The Wisdom of God seen in it, Pag. 348, 849 Earthly things, v. World. Ejaculations, how useful, Pag. 176 Elect, God knows all their persons, Pag. 330 Election evidenced by Holiness, Pag. 562 The Soveraignty of God appears in it, Pag. 727, 728 Not grounded on Merit in the Creature, Pag. 728, 729 Nor on foresight of Faith and Good Works, Pag. 729, 730 Elements, though contrary, yet linkt together, Pag. 22 End, All Creatures conspire to one common one Pag. 22 ad 27 Pursue their several Ends, though they know them not, Pag. 27, 28 Men have corrupt Ends in Religious Duties, Pag. 78, 91, 92, 93, 94 For evil Ends, Pag. 58 Desire the knowledge of God's Law for by Ends, Pag. 57, 58 Man naturally would make himself his his own End, Pag. 80 ad 84 How sinful this is, Pag. 84, 85 Man would make any thing his End rathan God, Pag. 85, 86, 87 A Creature, or a Lust, Pag. 87, 88 How sinful this is, ibid. Would make himself the End of all Creatures, Pag. 88, 89 How sinful this is, Pag. 89 Would make himself the End of God, Pag. 90 ad 94 How sinful this is, Pag. 94 Cannot make God his End, till converted, Pag. 100 Spiritual ones required in Spiritual Worship, Pag. 153, 154 Many have other Ends in it, Pag. 154 God orders the Hearts of all men to his own, Pag. 452, 453 God hath one, and Man another in sin, Pag. 532, 533 We should make God our end, Pag. 563 God makes himself his own End, how to be understood, Pag. 592 His Being the End of all things is one foundation of his Dominion, Pag. 708, 709 Not using God's gifts for the End for which he gave them, how great a sin, Pag. 758, 759 Enemies of the Church; v. Church. We should be kind to our worst Enemies Pag. 692 Enjoyment of God in Heaven always fresh and glorious, Pag. 195 We should endeavour after it here, Pag. 685, 686 Men Envy the gifts and prosperities of others, Pag. 77, 78 An imitation of the Devil, ibid. A sense of God's Goodness would check it, Pag. 689 A contempt of God's Dominion, Pag. 758 Essence of God cannot be seen, Pag. 115, 116 is unchangeable Pag. 210, 211 Eternity a property of God and Christ, Pag. 181, 191, 192 What it is, Pag. 182 In what respects God is eternal, Pag. 183 ad 186 That he is so, proved, 186 ad 190 God's incommunicable property, Pag. 16, 17, 190, 191 Dreadful to sinners, Pag. 193, 194 Comfortable to the Righteous, Pag.