Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

M. Magistracy; the Goodness of God in settling it, Pag. 650 Magistrates are inferior to God, to be obedient to him, Pag. 765, 766 Ought to govern Justly and Righteously, Pag. 766 To be obeyed, ib. Man could not make himself, Pag. 17, 18, 19, 20 The World subservient to him, Pag. 23 The abridgement of the Universe, Pag. 29, 30, 608 Naturally disowns the Rule God hath set him, Pag. 54 ad 67 Owns any Rule rather than God's, Pag. 67 ad 70 Would set himself up as his own Rule, Pag. 70 ad 74 Would give Laws to God, Pag. 74 ad 80 Would make himself his own End. V. End. His Natural Corruption, how great, Pag. 452 Made holy at first, Pag. 507, 508, 607 Yet mutable, which was no blemish to God's Holiness, Pag. 517, 518, 519 Made after God's Image, Pag. 607 The World made and furnished for him, Pag. 608, 609, 610 In his Corrupt estate, without any motives to excite Gods Redeeming love, Pag. 625 ad 628 Restored to a more excellent state than his first, Pag. 641, 642 Under God's Dominion, Pag. 719, 720 Means. Vide Instrument. To depend on the Power of God, and neglect them is an abuse of it, Pag. 483, 484 Of Grace to neglect them, an affront of God's Wisdom, Pag. 402, 403 Given to some, and not to others, Pag. 734 ad 737 Have various influences, Pag. 737, 738 Meditation on the Law of God, Men have no delight in, Pag. 56 Members bodily attributed to God, do not prove him a Body, Pag. 118, 119 What sort of them attributed to him, ib. With a respect to the Incarnation of Christ, ib. ⟨image 428⟩Mercies of God to Sinners, how Wonderful, Pag. 99, 100 A Motive to Worship, Pag. 130 Former ones should be remembered, when we come to beg new ones, Pag. 180 Its Plea for Fallen Man, Pag. 376, 377 It and Justice reconciled in Christ, Pag. 377 Holiness of God in them to be observed, Pag. 557 Contempt and abuse of them, vide Goodness. One foundation of God's Dominion, Pag. 709, 710 Call for our Love of him, Pag. 676, 677, 678 And Obedience to him, Pag. 680, 681 Given after great Provocations, Pag. 805, 806 Merit of Christ, not the cause of the first resolution of God to Redeem, Pag. 621, 622 Not the cause of Election, Pag. 728, 729 Man uncapable of, Pag. 764 Miracles prove the Being of a God, though not wrought to that end, Pag. 5, 38 Wrought by God but seldom, Pag. 371 The Power of God, Pag. 438 The Power of God seen no more in them, than in the ordinary works of Nature, Pag.

M. MAgistracy; the Goodness of God in setling it, Pag. 650 Magistraees are inferiour to God, to be obedient to him, Pag. 765, 766 Ought to govern Justly and Righteously, Pag. 766 To be obey'd, ib. Man could not make himself, Pag. 17, 18, 19, 20 The World subservient to him, Pag. 23 The abridgement of the Universe, Pag. 29, 30, 608 Naturally disowns the Rule God hath set him, Pag. 54 ad 67 Owns any Rule rather than God's, Pag. 67 ad 70 Would set himself up as his own Rule, Pag. 70 ad 74 Would give Laws to God, Pag. 74 ad 80 Would make himself his own End. V. End. His Natural Corruption, how great, Pag. 452 Made holy at first, Pag. 507, 508, 607 Yet mutable, which was no blemish to God's Holiness, Pag. 517, 518, 519 Made after God's Image, Pag. 607 The World made and furnish'd for him, Pag. 608, 609, 610 In his Corrupt estate, without any motives to excite Gods Redeeming love, Pag. 625 ad 628 Restored to a more excellent state than his first, Pag. 641, 642 Under God's Dominion, Pag. 719, 720 Means. Vide Instrument. To depend on the Power of God, and neglect them is an abuse of it, Pag. 483, 484 Of Grace to neglect them, an affront of God's Wisdom, Pag. 402, 403 Given to some, and not to others, Pag. 734 ad 737 Have various influences, Pag. 737, 738 Meditation on the Law of God, Men have no delight in, Pag. 56 Members bodily attributed to God, do not prove him a Body, Pag. 118, 119 What sort of them attributed to him, ib. With a respect to the Incarnation of Christ, ib.