Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

N. Nature of Man must be sanctified before it can perform Spiritual Worship, Pag. 142 Human highly advanced, by its union with the Son of God, Pag. 628, 629 Human and Divine in Christ, vide Union. Night, how necessary, Pag. 350

N. NAture of Man must be sanctified before it can perform Spiritual Worship, Pag. 142 Human highly advanced, by its union with the Son of God, Pag. 628, 629 Human and Divine in Christ, vide Ʋnion. Night, how necessary, Pag. 350

O. Obedience to God, not true unless it be universal, Pag. 61 Due to him upon the account of his Eternity, Pag. 202 To him, should be preferred before Obedience to Men. V. Laws. Of Faith only, acceptable to God, Pag. 336 Distinct, but inseparable from Faith, ib. Shall be rewarded, Pag. 354 Redemption, a strong Incentive to it, Pag. 387, 388 Without it nothing will avail us, Pag. 580, 581 The goodness of God in accepting it, tho imperfect, Pag. 656, 657 Due to God for his goodness, Pag. 680, 681, 682 Due to God as a Sovereign, Pag. 779, 780, 781 What kind of it due to him, Pag. 781, 782, 783, 784 Objects; the proposing them to Man, which God knows he will use to sin, no blemish to Gods Holiness, Pag. 533 ad 536 Obstinacy in Sin, a contempt of Divine Power, Pag. 480, 481 Omissions of Prayer, a practical denial of God's Knowledge, Pag. 328 Of Duty, a contempt of his Goodness, Pag. 666 Omnipresence; an Attribute of God, Pag. 243 Denied by some Jews and Heathens; but acknowledged by the wisest amongst them, Pag. 244, 245 To be understood negatively, Pag. 245 Influential on all Creatures, Pag. 245, 246 Limited to Subjects, capacitated for this or that kind of it, Pag. 246 Essential, ib. ⟨image 429⟩In all places, Pag. 246, 247, 248 With all Creatures, Pag. 248 Without mixture with them, or division of himself, Pag. 248, 249 Not by multiplication or extension, Pag. 249 But totally, ib. In imaginary spaces beyond the World, Pag. 249, 250, 251 God's incommunicable Property, Pag. 251, 252 Arguments to prove his Omnipresence, Pag. 252 ad 256 Objections against it answered, Pag. 257 ad 261 Ascribed to Christ, Pag. 261, 262 Proves God a Spirit, Pag. 262 And his Providence, ib. And Omniscient and Incomprehensible, Pag. 263 Calls for Admiration of him, Pag. 264 Forgotten and contemned, 264, Pag. 265 Terrible to Sinners, Pag. 265, 266 Comfortable to the Righteous, and wherein, Pag. 268 Should be often thought of, and the advantages of so doing, Pag. 268 ad 270 Opposition in the hearts of Men naturally against the Will of God, Pag. 57