Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

P. Pardon; Gods Infinite Knowledge a comfort when we reflect on it, or seek it, Pag. 334 † The Power of God in granting it, and giving a sense of it, Pag. 470, 471 The Spring of all other Blessings, Pag. 698 Always accompanied with Regeneration, ib. Punishment remitted upon it, Pag. 698, 699 'Tis perfect, Pag. 699 Of God, and his alone, gives a full security, Pag. 769, 770 Patience under Afflictions a duty, Pag. 415 God's Immutability should teach us it, Pag. 237, 238 A sense of God's Holiness would promote it, Pag. 555, 556 And his Goodness, Pag. 688 Motives to it, Pag. 784, 785, 786 The true Nature of it, Pag. 786 Consideration of Gods Patience to us would promote it, Pag. 822 Patience of God, how admirable, Pag. 99, 100, 263, 806, 807, 808 His Wisdom the ground of it, Pag. 396 Evidences his Power, Pag. 460, 789 'Tis a Property of the Divine Nature, Pag. 791 A part of Goodness and Mercy, but differs from both, Pag. 792, 793 Not insensible, constrained or faint-hearted, Pag. 793, 794 Flows from his fullness of Power over himself, Pag. 794, 795 Founded in the Death of Christ, Pag. 795, 796 His Veracity, Holiness and Justice, no bars to it, Pag. 796, 797, 798 Exercised towards our First Parents, Gentiles and Israelites, Pag. 799, 800 Wherein it is evidenc'd, Pag. 800 ad 808 The reason of its exercise, Pag. 808 ad 814 'Tis abus'd, and how, Pag. 814, 815 The abuse of it sinful and dangerous, Pag. 816, 817, 818 Exercised towards Sinners and Saints, Pag. 819 Comfortable to all, Pag. 819, 820 Especially to the Righteous, ib. Should be meditated on, and the advantage of so doing, Pag. 821, 822 We should admire and bless God for it, with Motives so to do, Pag. 823, 824, 825 Should not be presumed on, Pag. 825 826 Should be imitated, Pag. 826, 827 Poems; fewer Sacred ones good, than of any other kind, Pag. 86 Peace; God only can speak it to troubled Souls, Pag. 471 Permission of Sin, what it is, and that 'tis no blemish to Gods Holiness, Pag. 522 ad 529 Persecutions; the Goodness of God seen in them, Pag. 657, 658 Vide Apostacy. Perseverance of the Saints a Gospel Doctrine, Pag. 333 Certain, Pag. 235, 486, 487, 551 Motives to labour after it, Pag. 238, 239 Depends on God's Power and Wisdom, Pag. 333, 471 ⟨image 429⟩Pleasures, Sensual men strangely addicted to, Pag. 86 We ought to take heed of them, Pag. 107 Poor, the Wisdom of God in making some so, Pag.

P. PArdon; Gods Infinite Knowledge a comfort when we reflect on it, or seek it, Pag. 334 † The Power of God in granting it, and giving a sense of it, Pag. 470, 471 The Spring of all other Blessings, Pag. 698 Always accompanied with Regeneration, ib. Punishment remitted upon it, Pag. 698, 699 'Tis perfect, Pag. 699 Of God, and his alone, gives a full security, Pag. 769, 770 Patience under Afflictions a duty, Pag. 415 God's Immutability should teach us it, Pag. 237, 238 A sense of God's Holiness would promote it, Pag. 555, 556 And his Goodness, Pag. 688 Motives to it, Pag. 784, 785, 786 The true Nature of it, Pag. 786 Consideration of Gods Patience to us would promote it, Pag. 822 Patience of God, how admirable, Pag. 99, 100, 263, 806, 807, 808 His Wisdom the ground of it, Pag. 396 Evidences his Power, Pag. 460, 789 'Tis a Property of the Divine Nature, Pag. 791 A part of Goodness and Mercy, but differs from both, Pag. 792, 793 Not insensible, constrained or faint-hearted, Pag. 793, 794 Flows from his fulness of Power over himself, Pag. 794, 795 Founded in the Death of Christ, Pag. 795, 796 His Veracity, Holiness and Justice, no bars to it, Pag. 796, 797, 798 Exercis'd towards our First Parents, Gentiles and Israelites, Pag. 799, 800 Wherein it is evidenc'd, Pag. 800 ad 808 The reason of its exercise, Pag. 808 ad 814 'Tis abus'd, and how, Pag. 814, 815 The abuse of it sinful and dangerous, Pag. 816, 817, 818 Exercis'd towards Sinners and Saints, Pag. 819 Comfortable to all, Pag. 819, 820 Especially to the Righteous, ib. Should be meditated on, and the advantage of so doing, Pag. 821, 822 We should admire and bless God for it, with Motives so to do, Pag. 823, 824, 825 Should not be presumed on, Pag. 825 826 Should be imitated, Pag. 826, 827 Poems; fewer Sacred ones good, than of any other kind, Pag. 86 Peace; God only can speak it to troubled Souls, Pag. 471 Permission of Sin, what it is, and that 'tis no blemish to Gods Holiness, Pag. 522 ad 529 Persecutions; the Goodness of God seen in them, Pag. 657, 658 Vide Apostacy. Perseverance of the Saints a Gospel Doctrine, Pag. 333 Certain, Pag. 235, 486, 487, 551 Motives to labour after it, Pag. 238, 239 Depends on God's Power and Wisdom, Pag. 333, 471