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A supplement to the several discourses upon various divine subjects
A supplement to the several discourses upon various divine subjects by Stephen Charnock.
London: printed for Thomas Cockerill, 1683
Index: THE INDEX OF THE Principal Matters contain'd in the Discourse of DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
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.
O Oppression reflects on Providence. page 39
P Patience of God, no argument against Providence. page 27 Persecution turned to the Churches good. page 58, 59 v. Sufferings. Praise for the Churches mercies to be given to God. page 93 v. Glory, Instruments. Prayer, Omission of it reflects on Providence. page 32 —Should be made in all wants. page 42 —Of and for the Church pleasing to, and prevalent with God. page 70, 71, 72 —Enlivened by studying former Providences page 89 —To be made for the Church. page 93 Presence of God in the Church, her safety. page 70 Preservation of all things by God. page 6, 7 Pride a ground of denial of Providence. page 30 Prosperity of the wicked, doth not impeach Providence. page 21 ad 27 — At the highest not very great. page 23, 24 Providence universal not a disparagement, but an honour to God. page 4, 5, 8, 9 —Universal. à page 7 ad 11 —Mysterious page 11, 12, 13 —Proofs that there is one. à page 13 ad 17 —An Objection against it answered. à page 17 ad 21 —A second answered. à page 21 ad 27 —A third answered. page 27, 28 —To deny it, absurd and sinful. page 28, 29, 30 — The grounds of its denial. page 30, 31, 32 — How practically denied, contemned, abused. à page 32 ad 40 —Matter of comfort. page 40, 41, 42 — Every one designed for the Churches good. à page 49 ad 62 —Must needs be for that. à page 62 ad 72 —This a comfort to the Church page 76 —Former ones to be considered. page 88, 89
P Patience of God, no argument against Providence. page 27 Persecution turned to the Churches good. page 58, 59 v. Sufferings. Praise for the Churches mercies to be given to God. page 93 v. Glory, Instruments. Prayer, Omission of it reflects on Providence. page 32 —Should be made in all wants. page 42 —Of and for the Church pleasing to, and prevalent with God. page 70, 71, 72 —Enlivened by studying former Providences page 89 —To be made for the Church. page 93 Presence of God in the Church, her safety. page 70 Preservation of all things by God. page 6, 7 Pride a ground of denial of Providence. page 30 Prosperity of the wicked, doth not impeach Providence. page 21 ad 27 — At the highest not very great. page 23, 24 Providence universal not a disparagement, but an honour to God. page 4, 5, 8, 9 —Ʋniversal. à page 7 ad 11 —Mysterious page 11, 12, 13 —Proofs that there is one. à page 13 ad 17 —An Objection against it answered. à page 17 ad 21 —A second answered. à page 21 ad 27 —A third answered. page 27, 28 —To deny it, absurd and sinful. page 28, 29, 30 — The grounds of its denial. page 30, 31, 32 — How practically denied, contemned, abused. à page 32 ad 40 —Matter of comfort. page 40, 41, 42 — Every one designed for the Churches good. à page 49 ad 62 —Must needs be for that. à page 62 ad 72 —This a comfort to the Church page 76 —Former ones to be considered. page 88, 89