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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.
W. Water, an excellent Creature, Pag. 588 Weakness, a sensibleness of it a necessary ingredient in Spiritual Worship, Pag. 148 Will of God cannot be defeated, Pag. 52 Man averse to it; vide Man. The same with his Essence, Pag. 214 Always accompanied with his Understanding, ibid. Unchangeable, Pag. 214, 215 The unchangeableness of it doth not make things willed by him so, Pag. 215, 216 Free, Pag. 216 How conversant about Sin, Pag. 522 Will of Man not necessitated by God's Fore-knowledge, Pag. 301 ad 304 Of Man subject to God, Pag. 720 Winds how useful, Pag. 349 Winter, how useful, Pag. 350 Wisdom an Attribute of God, Pag. 337 What it is, and wherein it consists Pag. 338 Distinct from Knowledge, Pag. 338, Essential, which is the same with his Essence, and personal, Pag. 339 In what sense God is only wise, Pag. 339 ad 343 Proved to be in God, Pag. 343 ad 346 Appears in Creation, Pag. 346 ad 351 In government of Man as Rational, Pag. 352 ad 357 As fallen and sinful, Pag. 357 ad 367 As restored, Pag. 367 ad 373 In Redemption, Pag. 373 ad 388 In the Condition of the Covenant of Grace, Pag. 388 ad 390 In the propagation of the Gospel Pag. 390 ad 395 Ascribed to Christ, Pag. 395 Renders God fit to govern the World, and inclines him actually to govern it, Pag. 395, 396 A ground of his Patience and Immutability in his Decrees, Pag. 396, 397 Makes him a fit Object of our Trust, Pag. 397 Infers a Day of Judgment, Pag. 398 Calls for a Veneration of him, ibid. A ground of Prayer to him, Pag. 399 Prodigiously contemned, and wherein, Pag. 399 ad 405 Comfortable to the Righteous, Pag. 405, 406, 407 ⟨image 432⟩In Creation and Government, should be meditated on, and Motives to it, Pag. 407 ad 410 In Redemption to be studied and admired, Pag. 410, 411 To be submitted to in his Revelations, Precepts, Providences, Pag. 413, 414, 415 Not to be censured in any of his ways, Pag. 415 Wisdom; no Man should be proud of, or trust in, Pag. 411, 412 Should be sought from God, Pag. 412, 413 World; was not, and could not be from Eternity, Pag. 16, 17 Could not make it self, Pag. 17, 18, 19 No Creature could make it, Pag. 20 Its Harmony, Pag. 21 ad 27 Greedily pursued by Men, Pag. 86 Inordinate desires after it a great hindrance to Spiritual Worship, Pag. 177 Our Love and Confidence, not to be placed in it, Pag. 199, 200, 207 Shall not be annihilated, but refined, Pag. 205, 206, 207 Vide Creatures.
W. WAter, an excellent Creature, Pag. 588 Weakness, a sensibleness of it a necessary ingredient in Spiritual Worship, Pag. 148 Will of God cannot be defeated, Pag. 52 Man averse to it; vide Man. The same with his Essence, Pag. 214 Always accompanied with his Understanding, ibid. Unchangeable, Pag. 214, 215 The unchangeableness of it doth not make things willed by him so, Pag. 215, 216 Free, Pag. 216 How conversant about Sin, Pag. 522 Will of Man not necessitated by God's Fore-knowledge, Pag. 301 ad 304 Of Man subject to God, Pag. 720 Winds how useful, Pag. 349 Winter, how useful, Pag. 350 Wisdom an Attribute of God, Pag. 337 What it is, and wherein it consists Pag. 338 Distinct from Knowledge, Pag. 338, Essential, which is the same with his Essence, and personal, Pag. 339 In what sense God is only wise, Pag. 339 ad 343 Proved to be in God, Pag. 343 ad 346 Appears in Creation, Pag. 346 ad 351 In government of Man as Rational, Pag. 352 ad 357 As fallen and sinful, Pag. 357 ad 367 As restored, Pag. 367 ad 373 In Redemption, Pag. 373 ad 388 In the Condition of the Covenant of Grace, Pag. 388 ad 390 In the propagation of the Gospel Pag. 390 ad 395 Ascribed to Christ, Pag. 395 Renders God fit to govern the World, and enclines him actually to govern it, Pag. 395, 396 A ground of his Patience and Immutability in his Decrees, Pag. 396, 397 Makes him a fit Object of our Trust, Pag. 397 Infers a Day of Judgment, Pag. 398 Calls for a Veneration of him, ibid. A ground of Prayer to him, Pag. 399 Prodigiously contemn'd, and wherein, Pag. 399 ad 405 Comfortable to the Righteous, Pag. 405, 406, 407