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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.
F. Faith, the same thing may be the object of it, and of Reason too, Pag. 4 Must be exercised in Spiritual worship, Pag. 146, 147 The Wisdom, Holiness, & Goodness of God in prescribing it as a Condition of the Covenant of Grace; v. Covenant. Must look back as far as the foundation promise, Pag. 341 † Only the obedience flowing from it acceptable to God, Pag. 336 Distinct, but inseparable from Obedience, Pag. 336, 337 Foresight of it not the ground of Election, Pag. 729, 730 Fall of man, God no way the Author of it, Pag. 505, 506, 519 How great it is, Pag. 546, 547 Doth not impeach God's Goodness, Pag. 594, 595 'Tis evident, Pag. 670, 671 Brought a Curse on the Creatures v. Creatures. Falls of God's Children turned to their good, Pag. 361 ad 369 Fear, not the cause of the Belief of a God, Pag. 14 Men that are under a slavish fear of him wish there were no God, Pag. 53, 54 Of Man a contempt of God's Power, Pag. 481, 482 Should be of God, and not of the pride or force of man, Pag. 491, 492 God's Sovereignty should cause it Pag. 779 Features different in every man, and how necessary it should be so, Pag. 31, 32, 348 Fervency, v. Activity. Flesh, the Legal Services so called, Pag. 135 Fools, wicked men are so, Pag. 1, 400 Folly, sin is so; v. Sin. Forgetfulness of God, men naturally are prone to it, Pag. 97 Of his Mercies a great sin; v. Mercies. How attributed to God, Pag. 283 Foreknowledge in God of sin, no blemish to his Holiness, Pag. 520 521 Vide Knowledge of God. Future things, men desirous to know them, Pag. 323 Known by God; v. Knowledge of God.
F. FAith, the same thing may be the object of it, and of Reason too, Pag. 4 Must be exercised in Spiritual worship, Pag. 146, 147 The Wisdom, Holiness, & Goodness of God in prescribing it as a Condition of the Covenant of Grace; v. Covenant. Must look back as far as the foundation promise, Pag. 341 † Only the obedience flowing from it acceptable to God, Pag. 336 Distinct, but inseparable from Obedience, Pag. 336, 337 Foresight of it not the ground of Election, Pag. 729, 730 Fall of man, God no way the Author of it, Pag. 505, 506, 519 How great it is, Pag. 546, 547 Doth not impeach God's Goodness, Pag. 594, 595 'Tis evident, Pag. 670, 671 Brought a Curse on the Creatures v. Creatures. Falls of God's Children turned to their good, Pag. 361 ad 369 Fear, not the cause of the Belief of a God, Pag. 14 Men that are under a slavish fear of him wish there were no God, Pag. 53, 54 Of Man a contempt of God's Power, Pag. 481, 482 Should be of God, and not of the pride or force of man, Pag. 491, 492 God's Soveraignty should cause it Pag. 779 Features different in every man, and how necessary it should be so, Pag. 31, 32, 348 Fervency, v. Activity. Flesh, the Legal Services so called, Pag. 135 Fools, wicked men are so, Pag. 1, 400 Folly, sin is so; v. Sin. Forgetfulness of God, men naturally are prone to it, Pag. 97 Of his Mercies a great sin; v. Mercies. How attributed to God, Pag. 283 Foreknowledge in God of sin, no blemish to his Holiness, Pag. 520 521 Vide Knowledge of God. Future things, men desirous to know them, Pag. 323 Known by God; v. Knowledge of God.