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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.
95 Swearing by any Creature an injury to God's Omniscience, Pag. 323, 324
T. Temptations, the Presence of God a comfort in them, Pag. 266 The thoughts of it would be a Shield against them, Pag. 269 The Wisdom and Power of God a comfort under them, Pag. 406, 486 The goodness manifested to his people under them, Pag. 658, 659, 660 The thoughts of God's Sovereignty would arm and make us watchful against them, Pag. 774 Thankfulness, a necessary ingredient in Spiritual worship, Pag. 148 Due to God, Pag. 689, 690, 777, 778, 823, 824, 825 A sense of his Goodness would promote it, Pag. 689 Theft, an Invasion of God's Dominion, Pag. 758 Thoughts should be often upon God, Pag. 46 Seldom are on him, Pag. 86, 97, 98 All known by God only, Pag. 285, 286 287 And by Christ, Pag. 316, 317 Cherishing evil ones, a practical denial of God's Knowledge, Pag. 327 Thoughts of God's Knowledge would make us watchful over them, Pag. 338 † Threatenings, the not fulfilling them sometimes argue no change in God, Pag. 226, 227 Are conditional ibid. The goodness of God in them; Pag. 613 Go before Judgments; v. Judgments. Time cannot be infinite, Pag. 16 Times of bestowing Mercy God orders as a Sovereign, Pag. 741 Tongue, how curious a Workmanship, Pag. 31 Traditions, old ones generally lost, Pag. 11 Belief of a God not owing merely to it, ibid. Transubstantiation an absurd Doctrine, Pag. 483 Trees, how useful, Pag. 23, 350 Trust in themselves men do, and not in God, Pag. 83, 84 We should not in the World, Pag. 199, 200, 236 God the fit Object of it, Pag. 329, 386, 397, 489, 551, 552 †, 678, 779 Means to promote it, Pag. 339 †, 773 Should not in our own Wisdom, Pag. 411, 412 In our selves, a contempt of God's Power and Dominion, Pag. 482, 759 God's Power the main ground of trusting him, Pag. 489, 490 And sometimes the only one, Pag. 490 Should be placed in God against outward appearances, Pag. 558 Goodness the first motive of it, Pag. 678 More foundations of it, and motives to it under the Gospel, than under the Law, Pag. 679 Gives God the glory of his goodness, Pag. 679, 680 God's Patience to the Wicked a ground for the Righteous to trust in his promise, Pag. 821 ⟨image 432⟩Truths of God most contrary to self, man most opposite to. And to those that are most holy, spiritual, lead most to God, and relate most to him, Pag. 59, 60 Men unconstant in the belief of them, Pag. 231, 232 Corrupters of them no better than Devils, Pag. 541 † Evangelical shall prevail, ibid.