Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

593, 594 Vindicated from the Objections made against it, Pag. 594 ad 604 Appears in Creation, Pag. 604 ad 615 In Redemption, Pag. 615 ad 645 In his Government, Pag. 645 ad 660 Frequently contemn'd and abused, Pag. 660, 661 The Abuse and Contempt of it, base and disingenuous, Pag. 661, 662 Highly resented by God, Pag. 662 How 'tis contemned and abus'd, Pag. 660 ad 670 Men justly punished for it, Pag. 671 Fits him for the Government of the World, and engages him actually to govern it, Pag. 671, 6 2 The ground of all Religion, Pag. 673, 674 Renders God amiable to himself, Pag. 674, 675 Should do so to us, and why, Pag. 675 ad 678 Renders him a fit object of Trust, with Motives to it, drawn hence, Pag. 678, 679, 680 And worthy to be obeyed and honoured, Pag. 680, 681, 682 Comfortable to the Righteous, and wherein, Pag. 682 ad 685 Should engage us to endeavour after the enjoyment of him, with Motives, Pag. 685, 686 Should be often meditated on, and the Advantages of so doing, Pag. 681, 682, 683 We should be thankful for it, Pag. 690 And imitate it, and wherein, Pag. 691, 692 Gospel; Men greater Enemies to, than to the Law, Pag. 101 Its Excellency, Pag. 103, 334 Called Spirit, Pag. 135 The only Means of establishment, Pag. 333 Of an Eternal Resolution, tho of a Temporary Revelation, Pag. 334 Mysterious, ibis. The first Preachers of it. Vide Apostles. Its Antiquity, Pag. 335 The Goodness of God in spreading it among the Gentiles, ibid. Gives no encouragement to Licentiousness, Pag. 336 The Wisdom of God in its Propagation, Pag. 390 ad 395 And Power, Pag. 461 ad 467 Vide Christian Religion. Government of the World; God could not manage it without Immutability, Pag. 220 And Knowledge, Pag. 314, 315 And Wisdom, Pag. 344, 345 ⟨image 426⟩The Wisdom of God appears in his government of Man, as Rational, Pag. 352 ad 357 As Sinful, Pag. 357 ad 366 As Restored, Pag. 367, 368, 369 The Power of God appears in Natural government, Pag. 445 ad 451 Moral, Pag. 451, 452, 453 Gracious and Judicial, Pag. 453 ad 456 The Goodness of God in it, Pag. 645 ad 660 God only fit for it, Pag. 395, 396, 477, 478, 551 †, 671, 672 Doth actually manage it, Pag. 396, 672 ad 675 Is contemned, Pag. 759 ad 763 Vide Laws. Governour; God's Dominion as such, Pag. 741 ad 748 Grace; the Power of God in planting it, Pag. 467 ad 470 Vide Conversion. And preserving it, 471 V. Perseverance.

593, 594 Vindicated from the Objections made against it, Pag. 594 ad 604 Appears in Creation, Pag. 604 ad 615 In Redemption, Pag. 615 ad 645 In his Government, Pag. 645 ad 660 Frequently contemn'd and abus'd, Pag. 660, 661 The Abuse and Contempt of it, base and disingenuous, Pag. 661, 662 Highly resented by God, Pag. 662 How 'tis contemn'd and abus'd, Pag. 660 ad 670 Men justly punish'd for it, Pag. 671 Fits him for the Government of the World, and engages him actually to govern it, Pag. 671, 6 2 The ground of all Religion, Pag. 673, 674 Renders God amiable to himself, Pag. 674, 675 Should do so to us, and why, Pag. 675 ad 678 Renders him a fit object of Trust, with Motives to it, drawn hence, Pag. 678, 679, 680 And worthy to be obey'd and honour'd, Pag. 680, 681, 682 Comfortable to the Righteous, and wherein, Pag. 682 ad 685 Should engage us to endeavour after the enjoyment of him, with Motives, Pag. 685, 686 Should be often meditated on, and the Advantages of so doing, Pag. 681, 682, 683 We should be thankful for it, Pag. 690 And imitate it, and wherein, Pag. 691, 692 Gospel; Men greater Enemies to, than to the Law, Pag. 101 Its Excellency, Pag. 103, 334 Called Spirit, Pag. 135 The only Means of establishment, Pag. 333 Of an Eternal Resolution, tho of a Temporary Revelation, Pag. 334 Mysterious, ibi. The first Preachers of it. Vide Apostles. Its Antiquity, Pag. 335 The Goodness of God in spreading it among the Gentiles, ibid. Gives no encouragement to Licentiousness, Pag. 336 The Wisdom of God in its Propagation, Pag. 390 ad 395 And Power, Pag. 461 ad 467 Vide Christian Religion. Government of the World; God could not manage it without Immutability, Pag. 220 And Knowledge, Pag. 314, 315 And Wisdom, Pag. 344, 345