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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.
K. Kingdoms are disposed of by God, Pag. 742, 743 Knowledge in God hath no succession, Pag. 185, 186, 192, 307, 308 Immutable, Pag. 211, 212, 213, 311, 312 Arguments to prove it, 263, & Pag. 312 ad 316 The manner of it Incomprehensible, Pag. 214, 215, 288, 295 God is Infinite in it, Pag. 274 Owned by all, Pag. 274, 275 He hath a Knowledge of Vision and Intelligence, speculative and practical, Pag. 276, 277 Of Apprehension and Approbation, Pag. 277, 278 Hath a knowledge of himself, Pag. 278, 279, 280 Of all things possible, Pag. 280, 281, 282 Of all things past and present, Pag. 282, 283 Of all Creatures, their Actions and Thoughts, Pag. 283 ad 287 Of all Sins, and how, Pag. 287, 288, 289 Of all future things, he alone, and how, Pag. 289 ad 296 Of all future Contingences, Pag. 296 ad 301 Doth not necessitate the Will of Man, Pag. 301 ad 304 'Tis by his Essence, Pag. 305, 306 Intuitive, Pag. 306, 307, 308 Independent, Pag. 308, 309 Distinct, Pag. 309, 310 Infallible, Pag. 310, 311 Arguments to prove it, Pag. 263, & 312 ad 315 No blemish to his Holiness, ib. Infinite attributed to Christ, Pag. 315, 316, 317 Infers his Providence, Pag. 317, 318 And a Day of Judgment, Pag. 318, 319 And the Resurrection, Pag. 319, 320 Destroys all hopes of Justification by any thing in our selves, Pag. 320 Calls for our adoring Thoughts of him, Pag. 320, 321 And Humility, Pag. 321, 322 How injured in the World, and wherein, Pag. 322 ad 228 Comfortable to the Righteous, and wherein, Pag. 328 ad 334 † Terrible to Sinners, Pag. 334 ad 337 † We should have a sense of it on our hearts, and the advantages of it, Pag. 337, 338, 339 † Knowledge of God's Will, Men negligent in using the Means to attain it, Pag. 55 Enemies to it, and have no delight in it, Pag. 56 Seek it for by-ends, Pag. 57, 58 Admit it with wavering Affections, Pag. 58 Seek it to improve some Lust by it, Pag. 58, 59 A sense of Man's, hath a greater Influence on us, than that of God, Pag. 86, 87, 325, 326 Sins against it should be avoided, Pag. 107 Distinct from Wisdom, Pag. 338, 339 Of all Creatures is derived from God, Pag. 313 Ours, how imperfect, Pag. 321
K. KIngdoms are disposed of by God, Pag. 742, 743 Knowledge in God hath no succession, Pag. 185, 186, 192, 307, 308 Immutable, Pag. 211, 212, 213, 311, 312 Arguments to prove it, 263, & Pag. 312 ad 316 The manner of it Incomprehensible, Pag. 214, 215, 288, 295 God is Infinite in it, Pag. 274 Own'd by all, Pag. 274, 275 He hath a Knowledge of Vision and Intelligence, speculative and practical, Pag. 276, 277 Of Apprehension and Approbation, Pag. 277, 278 Hath a knowledge of himself, Pag. 278, 279, 280 Of all things possible, Pag. 280, 281, 282 Of all things past and present, Pag. 282, 283 Of all Creatures, their Actions and Thoughts, Pag. 283 ad 287 Of all Sins, and how, Pag. 287, 288, 289 Of all future things, he alone, and how, Pag. 289 ad 296 Of all future Contingences, Pag. 296 ad 301 Doth not necessitate the Will of Man, Pag. 301 ad 304 'Tis by his Essence, Pag. 305, 306 Intuitive, Pag. 306, 307, 308 Independent, Pag. 308, 309 Distinct, Pag. 309, 310 Infallible, Pag. 310, 311 Arguments to prove it, Pag. 263, & 312 ad 315 No blemish to his Holiness, ib. Infinite attributed to Christ, Pag. 315, 316, 317 Infers his Providence, Pag. 317, 318 And a Day of Judgment, Pag. 318, 319 And the Resurrection, Pag. 319, 320 Destroys all hopes of Justification by any thing in our selves, Pag. 320 Calls for our adoring Thoughts of him, Pag. 320, 321 And Humility, Pag. 321, 322 How injured in the World, and wherein, Pag. 322 ad 228 Comfortable to the Righteous, and wherein, Pag. 328 ad 334 † Terrible to Sinners, Pag. 334 ad 337 † We should have a sense of it on our hearts, and the advantages of it, Pag. 337, 338, 339 † Knowledge of God's Will, Men negligent in using the Means to attain it, Pag. 55 Enemies to it, and have no delight in it, Pag. 56 Seek it for by-ends, Pag. 57, 58 Admit it with wavering Affections, Pag. 58 Seek it to improve some Lust by it, Pag. 58, 59 A sense of Man's, hath a greater Influence on us, than that of God, Pag. 86, 87, 325, 326 Sins against it should be avoided, Pag. 107 Distinct from Wisdom, Pag. 338, 339 Of all Creatures is deriv'd from God, Pag. 313 Ours, how imperfect, Pag. 321