Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God

S. Sacraments, the goodness of God in appointing them, Pag. 639 Salvation of men, how desirous God is of it, Pag. 636, 637, 638, 808, 809, 810 Sanctification deserves our thanks as much as Justification, Pag. 698 Vide Holiness. Satisfaction of the Soul only in God, Pag. 36, 37, 127, 128, 200 Necessary for sin, Pag. 549, 550 Sceptics must own a first Cause, Pag. 21 Scoffing at Holiness a great sin, Pag. 543, 544 And at Convictions in others, Pag. 553 Scriptures are wrested and abused, Pag. 58, 59, 79 Ought to be prized and studied, Pag. 107 The not fulfilling some Predictions in them, doth not prove God to be changeable, Pag. 226, 227 Of the Old Testament give credit to the New, and of the New illustrate those of the Old Pag. 334, 335 All Truth to be drawn thence, ibid. Of the Old Testament to be studied, ibid. Something in them suitable to all sorts of men, Pag. 354, 355 Written so as to prevent foreseen Corruptions, Pag. 355, 356 To study Arguments from them to defend sin, a contempt of God's Holiness, Pag. 542, 543 The goodness of God in giving them as a Rule, Pag. 652, 653, 654 Sea, how useful, Pag. 23 The Wisdom of God seen in it, Pag. 349 And his Power, Pag. 419, 446, 447 Searching the Hearts of Men, how to be understood of God, Pag. 287 Seasons, the variety of them necessary, Pag. 350 Secrecy a poor refuge to sinners, Pag. 335 Secret sins cause stings of Conscience, Pag. 35, 313 Known to God, Pag. 263, 265, 334, 335 Shall be revealed in the Day of Judgment, Pag. 318, 319 Prayers and Works known to God, Pag. 331 Security, Men abuse God's blessings to it Pag. 668 Self, man most opposite to those Truths that are most contrary to it, Pag. 60 Man sets up as his own Rule, Pag. 70 Dissatisfied with Conscience when it contradicts its desires, Pag. 71, 72 Merely the agreeableness to it the spring of many materially good Actions, Pag. 72, 73, 90 ad 94, 153, 154 Would make it the rule of God, Pag. 74 ad 80 And his own end, and the end of all Creatures, and of God; vid. End. Applauding thoughts of it, how common, Pag. 82 Men ascribe the glory of what they have or do to it, Pag. 82, 83 Desire Doctrines pleasing to it, Pag. 83 Highly concerned for any injury done to it, ibid. Obey it against the light of Conscience, Pag. 84 How great a sin this is, Pag. 84, 85 The giving mercies pleasing to it, the only cause of many mens love to God Pag.

S. SAcraments, the goodness of God in appointing them, Pag. 639 Salvation of men, how desirous God is of it, Pag. 636, 637, 638, 808, 809, 810 Sanctification deserves our thanks as much as Justification, Pag. 698 Vide Holiness. Satisfaction of the Soul only in God, Pag. 36, 37, 127, 128, 200 Necessary for sin, Pag. 549, 550 Scepticks must own a first Cause, Pag. 21 Scoffing at Holiness a great sin, Pag. 543, 544 And at Convictions in others, Pag. 553 Scriptures are wrested and abused, Pag. 58, 59, 79 Ought to be prized and studied, Pag. 107 The not fulfilling some Predictions in them, doth not prove God to be changeable, Pag. 226, 227 Of the Old Testament give credit to the New, and of the New illustrate those of the Old Pag. 334, 335 All Truth to be drawn thence, ibid. Of the Old Testament to be studied, ibid. Something in them sutable to all sorts of men, Pag. 354, 355 Written so as to prevent foreseen Corruptions, Pag. 355, 356 To study Arguments from them to defend sin, a contempt of God's Holiness, Pag. 542, 543 The goodness of God in giving them as a Rule, Pag. 652, 653, 654 Sea, how useful, Pag. 23 The Wisdom of God seen in it, Pag. 349 And his Power, Pag. 419, 446, 447 Searching the Hearts of Men, how to be understood of God, Pag. 287 Seasons, the variety of them necessary, Pag. 350 Secrecy a poor refuge to sinners, Pag. 335 Secret sins cause stings of Conscience, Pag. 35, 313 Known to God, Pag. 263, 265, 334, 335 Shall be revealed in the Day of Judgment, Pag. 318, 319 Prayers and Works known to God, Pag. 331 Security, Men abuse God's blessings to it Pag. 668 Self, man most opposite to those Truths that are most contrary to it, Pag. 60 Man sets up as his own Rule, Pag. 70 Dissatisfied with Conscience when it contradicts its desires, Pag. 71, 72 Meerly the agreeableness to it the spring of many materially good Actions, Pag. 72, 73, 90 ad 94, 153, 154 Would make it the rule of God, Pag. 74 ad 80 And his own end, and the end of all Creatures, and of God; vid. End. Applauding thoughts of it, how common, Pag. 82 Men ascribe the glory of what they have or do to it, Pag. 82, 83 Desire Doctrines pleasing to it, Pag. 83 Highly concern'd for any injury done to it, ibid. Obey it against the light of Conscience, Pag. 84 How great a sin this is, Pag. 84, 85 The giving mercies pleasing to it, the only cause of many mens love to God Pag.