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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.
90, 91 Men unwieldy to their duty where it is not concerned, Pag. 91 How sinful this is, Pag. 94 The great Enemy to the Gospel and Conversion, Pag. 101, 102 Self-love threefold, Pag. 80, 81 The cause of all sin, and hindrance of Conversion, Pag. 81, 82 Service of God, how unwilling men are to it, Pag. 63, 64 Slight in the performance of it Pag. 64 65 Show not that natural vigour in it, as they do in their worldly business, Pag. 65 Quickly weary of it, Pag. 65, 66 Desert it, Pag. 66 The presence of God a comfort in it, Pag. 268 Hypocritical pretences for avoiding it, a denial of God's Knowledge Pag. 328 A sense of God's Goodness would make us faithful in it, Pag. 681 ⟨image 431⟩Some called to and fitted for more eminent ones in their Generation, Pag. 739 ad 744 Omissions of it a contempt of God's Sovereignty, Pag. 762, 763 Sin founded in a secret Atheism and Self-love. Pag. 50, 81 Reflects a dishonour on all the Attributes of God, Pag. 50 Implies God is unworthy of a Being, Pag. 50, 51 Would make him a foolish, impure and miserable Being, Pag. 51, 52 More troublesome than Holiness, Pag. 63 To make it our end, a great debasing of God, Pag. 87, 88 No excuse, but an aggravation that we serve but one, Pag. 87 Abstinence from it proceeds many times from an evil Cause, Pag. 90, 91, 325, 326 God's name, word and mercies made use of to countenance it, Pag. 94, 542, 543, 668, 669, 815 Spiritual to be avoided, Pag. 128 'Tis folly, Pag. 193 Past ones we should be humbled for, Pag. 197, 336 † Hath brought a Curse on the Creation, Pag. 207 Vide Creatures. Past known to God, Pag. 282, 283 All known to him, and how, Pag. 287, 288, 289, 336 †, 337 † A sense of God's Knowledge and Holiness would check it, Pag. 337, 338 †, 554, 555 Bounded by God, Pag. 357 God brings glory to himself, and good to the Creature out of it, Pag. 358 ad 366 God hath shown the greatest hatred of it in redemption, Pag. 384, 385 A contempt of God's Power, Pag. 480, 481 Abhorred by God. Pag. 501, 502, 503, 547 In God's People more severely punished in this World than in others, Pag. 502, 503 God cannot be the Author of in others, or do it himself, Pag. 504, 505, 506 God punishes it, and cannot but do so, Pag. 511, 547, 548, 549 The Instruments of it detestable to God, Pag. 512 Opposite to the Holiness of God, Pag. 540 To charge it on God, or defend it by his word, a great sin, Pag.
90, 91 Men unweildy to their duty where it is not concern'd, Pag. 91 How sinful this is, Pag. 94 The great Enemy to the Gospel and Conversion, Pag. 101, 102 Self-love threefold, Pag. 80, 81 The cause of all sin, and hindrance of Conversion, Pag. 81, 82 Service of God, how unwilling men are to it, Pag. 63, 64 Slight in the performance of it Pag. 64 65 Shew not that natural vigor in it, as they do in their worldly business, Pag. 65 Quickly weary of it, Pag. 65, 66 Desert it, Pag. 66 The presence of God a comfort in it, Pag. 268 Hypocritical pretences for avoiding it, a denial of God's Knowledge Pag. 328 A sense of God's Goodness would make us faithful in it, Pag. 681