Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

G. Gabriel, on what Messages he was sent, Pag. 468 Generation, could not be from Eternity Pag. 16, 17. Gifts, God can bestow them on men, Pag. 719 His Sovereignty seen in giving greater measures to one than another, Pag. 738 Glory of all they do or have, men are apt to ascribe to themselves, Pag. 82, 83 Of God little minded in many seemingly good actions, Pag. 72, 73 Men are more concerned for their own reputation than God's glory, Pag. 83 Should be aimed at in Spiritual worship, Pag. 153 God's permission of sin is in order to it, Pag. 528, 529 Sold be advanced by us, Pag. 778 God, his Existence known by the light of Nature, Pag. 4, 5 By the Creatures, Pag. 5, 14 ad 29 Miracles not wrought to prove it Pag. 5 Owned by the universal consent of all Nations, Pag. 6 Never disputed of old, Pag. 7 Denied by very few, if any, Pag. 8 Constantly owned in all changes of the world, Pag. 9 Under anxieties of Conscience, ib. The Devil not able to root out the belief of it, Pag. 9, 10 Natural and innate Pag. 10 Not introduced merely by Tradition Pag. 11 Nor Policy Pag. 12, 13 Nor Fear Pag. 14 Witnessed to by the very Nature of Man Pag. 29 ad 37 And by extraordinary Occurrencies Pag. 37, 38 ⟨image 425⟩Impossible to demonstrate there is none, Pag. 41. 42 Motives to endeavour to be settled in the belief of it, Pag. 44, 45 Directions, Pag. 45 Men wish there were none, and who they are, Pag. 52, 53, 54 Two ways of describing him, Negation and Affirmation, Pag. 113 Is active and communicative, Pag. 126, 127 Propriety in him a great Blessedness. Vide Covenant. Infinitely happy, Pag. 476, 477 Good, That which is materially so may be done, and not formally, Pag. 69, 72, 73 Good Actions cannot be performed before Conversion, Pag. 100 The thoughts of Gods Presence a Spur to them, Pag. 270 God only is so, Pag. 578, 579 Goodness, pure and perfect, the Royal Prerogative of God only, Pag. 581 Owned by all Nations, Pag. 582 Inseparable from the Notion of God, Pag. 582, 583 What is meant by it, Pag. 583 How distinguished from Mercy, Pag. 584 Comprehends all his Attributes, Pag. 585 Is so by his Essence, Pag. 586 The Chief, Pag. 587 'Tis communicative, Pag. 588 Necessary to him. Pag. 589 Voluntary, Pag. 590 Communicative with the greatest pleasure, Pag. 591 The displaying of it, the Motive and End of all his Works, Pag. 592 Arguments to prove it a Property of God, Pag.

G. GAbriel, on what Messages he was sent, Pag. 468 Generation, could not be from Eternity Pag. 16, 17. Gifts, God can bestow them on men, Pag. 719 His Soveraignty seen in giving greater measures to one than another, Pag. 738 Glory of all they do or have, men are apt to ascribe to themselves, Pag. 82, 83 Of God little minded in many seemingly good actions, Pag. 72, 73 Men are more concern'd for their own reputation than God's glory, Pag. 83 Should be aim'd at in Spiritual worship, Pag. 153 God's permission of sin is in order to it, Pag. 528, 529 Sould be advanced by us, Pag. 778 God, his Existence known by the light of Nature, Pag. 4, 5 By the Creatures, Pag. 5, 14 ad 29 Miracles not wrought to prove it Pag. 5 Owned by the universal consent of all Nations, Pag. 6 Never disputed of old, Pag. 7 Denied by very few, if any, Pag. 8 Constantly owned in all changes of the world, Pag. 9 Under anxieties of Conscience, ib. The Devil not able to root out the belief of it, Pag. 9, 10 Natural and innate Pag. 10 Not introduced meerly by Tradition Pag. 11 Nor Policy Pag. 12, 13 Nor Fear Pag. 14 Witnessed to by the very Nature of Man Pag. 29 ad 37 And by extraordinary Occurrencies Pag. 37, 38