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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.
Page. 1326. Holiness no Salvation without it. Page. 14, 15. 38, 1320. — light of nature cannot work it. Page. 491. Vid. Sanctification. Honour affectation of it a cause of unbelief. Page. 738, 9. Hopes of speeding causes delight in Prayer. Page. 60 †. — strong of mercy no argument of pardon. Page. 114 †. Humiliation wrought by the spirit in conviction. Page. 578. — frequent its advantages. Page. 14 †. 60 †. 117 †. — promoted by delays of deliverance. Page 48 †. Vid. Sorrow. Humility a means of the New birth. Page. 135. ⟨image 73⟩— should be in a Regenerate man. Page. 202. 217. — saving knowledge attended with it. a Page. 424. ad 427. — a means to attain Divine knowledge. Page. 472. — to be acted in the Supper. Page. 754. — of Christ in his Death. Page. 904. —a means of perseverance. Page. 1374. —a preservative from Judgments. Page. 71 †. Hypocrites are unbelievers. Page. 729.
I. Jacob his Faith in Christ. Page. 1169. Jealousies of God unworthy. Page. 373. 354. —natural to us. Page. 716. —holy men should avoid them. Page. 1366. Idleness causes bad thoughts. Page. 14. 15.†. Idolatry rooted out by the Christian Religion. Page. 517. Idolaters the Churches fiercest Enemies. Page. 43 †. Jews, the manner how they shall be converted. Page. 233. — severely punished for unbelief. Page. 685, 6. — before Christ's time shall be punished for sinning against that light they had. Page. 690. — the ground of their opposition to Christ. Page. 733. 736. 738. — their blindness in expecting the Messiah as a temporal Conqueror. Page. 869. — Their former happiness, and present misery, Page. 1295, 6. Ignorance, what excuses, what not. Page. 446. 7. 705. —of man in the things of God natural, and great. Page. 441, 2. 711. — under the Gospel wilful and inexcusable. Page. 443. 517, 8. —men will not own it. Page. 443, 4. — common. Page. 444. —motives to get rid of it. a Page. 445. ad 448. — directions. Vid. Knowledge. — bewailed Christ pities and relieves. Page. 450. Ignorant persons could not be happy in Heaven. Page. 411. —conceited of their knowledge. Page. 443. —not true Christians. Page. 445. — to be excluded from the Sacrament, and why. Page. 784, ad 788. Illumination necessary. Page. 153, 4. 392. 497. 515. 599. —only from God. Page. 467. Vid. Knowledge. Understanding. Image of God. Vid. Likeness to God. — Christ is. Page. 475, 6. Images, to worship God by them, is against the light of Nature. Page. 480. Imaginations men prone to carnal ones of spiritual things. Page. 711. Imitation of God by the new Creature. Page. 104. — none his Children without it. Page. 874. Immutability of God known by the Creatures. Page. 479. Imperfections to be lamented. Page. 228. Impotence in man to renew himself great and universal. Page. 141. — at conversion made sensible of it. Page. 141. — of what kind. Page. 142, 3, 4. 194. —wherein it appears. Page. 144. ad 147. 931. — natural men do not believe it. Page. 190. —God vindicated in his commands and promises, &c. notwithstanding this. Page. 187. ad 196. — regenerate, and unregenerate should be humble under a sense of it. Page. 202, 3. — sense of it a means of Regeneration. Page. 203. — insensibleness of it a cause of unbelief. Page. 731, 2. —Spirit convinces of it. Page. 583. Imputation of our sins to Christ. Page. 310.