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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.
N. Nature of man corrupt. Vid. Fall. Habits. —Regeneration not an addition to it. Page. 74. — new one communicated to the Regenerate. Page. 101. —humane dignified in Christs exaltation. Page. 1101. — necessarily assumed to satisfy for our sins. Page. 1200. Vid. Satisfaction. Naturals right use of them doth not oblige God to give supernaturals. Page. 150, 226. Necessity and Liberty consistent. Page. 177. —of Christs death impeaches not its voluntariness. Page. 877. — its necessity explained, Page. 878, a 916. ad 919. —proved. Page. 250, 859, 555, a 920. ad 950. New Creation and old how they differ. Page. 151. New Creatures. Vid. Regenerate. Nourishment of the soul in the Supper. Page. 760.
N. NAture of man corrupt. Vid. Fall. Habits. —Regeneration not an addition to it. Page. 74. — new one communicated to the Regenerate. Page. 101. —humane dignified in Christs exaltation. Page. 1101. — necessarily assumed to satisfie for our sins. Page. 1200. Vid. Satisfaction. Naturals right use of them doth not oblige God to give supernaturals. Page. 150, 226. Necessity and Liberty consistent. Page. 177. —of Christs death impeaches not its voluntariness. Page. 877. — its necessity explained, Page. 878, a 916. ad 919. —proved. Page. 250, 859, 555, a 920. ad 950. New Creation and old how they differ. Page. 151. New Creatures. Vid. Regenerate. Nourishment of the soul in the Supper. Page. 760.
O. Obedience of Christ in his death. Page. 312. 903. —can't be without knowledge. Page. 403. —a means of divine knowledge. Page. 471. —Christs Death and Exaltation motives to it. Page. 65, 1107. — without it no interest in Christs intercession. Page. 1153. — no compensation to Justice. Page. 934, 5, 6. —what kind due to Christ. a Page. 1214. ad 1220. — friendship of Christ a motive to it. Page. 1220. — how to perform it. Page. 1220. — deliverances on engagement to it Page. 48 †. Objects renewed men mind others than formerly. Page. 83. — of the Gospel not above mans faculties, Page. 142. —spiritual inferences to be drawn from occasional ones. Page. 13 †. Occasions of sin enmity to them a mark of Regeneration. Page. 124. —men may avoid them by common grace. Page. 181. Omission of known duties constant, shows men are unbelievers. Page. 724. —a renewed man can't be guilty of. Page. 89. —of Prayer. Vid. Prayer. Omniscience of God known by the creatures. Page. 479. —belief of it would prevent bad thoughts Page. 15 †. Opinions false spoil conviction. Page. 598. — change of them not Regeneration. Page. 106. — ungrounded ones, contention about them dangerous. Page. 666. —hardly laid aside. Page. 668. Original corruption, sense of it a means of Regeneration. Page. 62, 135, 229. — the World insensible of it. Page. 537. —the spirit convinces of it. Page. 580. —sense of it the constant duty of all. Page. 670. 84 †. — the cause of unbelief. Page. 730, 1. Ordinances can't be improved without Regeneration. Page. 35. — attendance on them a means of it. Page. 63. 136, 229. —of themselves can't convert. Page. 168, 9. — natural men have a power to attend on them. Page. 184, 5. — to be attended on by them and how. Page. 203, 4. — all shall continue. Page. 770, 1. 36 †. —none should add to or detract from. Page. 774. —resting in them sinful. Page. 818. —the holiness of them will not excuse sin in them. Page. 1821.