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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
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.
—of things that depend on the liberty of the Will, its manner. Page. 158, 9. 207. Forgetfulness of sin no argument of a pardon. Page. 114 †. ⟨image 72⟩Forgiving others, we should be ready to it. Page. 379. —no pardon without it. Page. 116 †. Free Agents, God's wisdom in governing them. Page. 179, 180. Foundations of the Church, make it stable. Page. 35, 6 †. Fullness of Christ from the Father. Page. 287, 8. 1333. Vid. Fitness. Fundamentals, whether not believing one of them be consistent with Faith. Page. 607.
—of things that depend on the liberty of the Will, its manner. Page. 158, 9. 207. Forgetfulness of sin no argument of a pardon. Page. 114 †. ⟨image 72⟩Forgiving others, we should be ready to it. Page. 379. —no pardon without it. Page. 116 †. Free Agents, God's wisdom in governing them. Page. 179, 180. Foundations of the Church, make it stable. Page. 35, 6 †. Fulness of Christ from the Father. Page. 287, 8. 1333. Vid. Fitness. Fundamentals, whether not believing one of them be consistent with Faith. Page. 607.
G. Glory of God, and Salvation of Believers linked together. Page. 285. —should be principally our aim. Page. 384. —of God and Christ linked together. Page. 385. —can't be given him by those that know him not. Page. 40•. —of God too great for man to bear the sight of. Page. 497, 8. —the Church the only seat of it. Page. 32 †. —to be pleaded in Prayer for pardon. Page. 117 †. Glory of Christ-essential and Mediatory, how they differ. Page. 328. 1095, 6. —too great for man to bear the sight of Page. 1082. Vid. Exaltation. God, his happiness consists in the knowledge of himself. Page. 399. —the most excellent object. Page. 458. Gospel, the study of it a means of Regeneration. Page. 64. —should be adorned by the Regenerate. Page. 128. —men naturally Enemies to it. Page. 145. 154. 514, 515. —received by but a few. Page. 165, 6. —alone cannot regenerate. Page. 170. —its power in changing men admirable. Page. 235, 6. —of Divine Authority. Page. 236. —why so much opposed. ib. —how injurious to God they are that obstruct it. Page. 236. —shall never be banished out of the World. Page. 237. 1294. —God hath some to beget where it is sent. Page. 237. 239. —its propagation. Page. 303, 4. —how great a blessing. Page. 346, 7. —denial of its truths, and doubting its Doctrines, are unbelief. Page. 608. —a refusal to comply with its terms, is unbelief. Page. 600. —worthy credit. Page. 671. —gives the clearest light. Page. 690. —its contempt brings speedy misery. Page. 694, 5. —the instrument of Regeneration. Page. 231. Vid. Word. —study of it a means to divine knowledge. Page. 519. Vid. Scriptures. — the excellency of its state. Page. 504. — indulges not sin. Page. 1114. — difference between it and the Law. Page. 594. — removed from particular Churches. Page. 1295, 6, 7. Vid. Church. — its removal a great judgment, and to be feared. Page. 1297, 8, 9. — shall never be totally taken from these Western parts. Page. 1300. — sad presages of its eclipse among us. Page. 1300, 1, 2. — God to be praised for its continuance. Page. 1302, 3. — to be improved while enjoyed. Page. 1303. — its removal how prevented. Page. 1303, 4. Vid. Christian Religion. Word. Goodness of God known by the Creatures. Page. 479. — by Christ. Page. 345. 501. ad 505. — slighted by unbelief. Page. 618, 19, 20. — wonderful towards total and partial unbelief. Page. 654, 5. Vide Love of God.