An exposition with practical observations continued upon the eighth, ninth and tenth chapters of…An exposition with practicall observations continued upon the eighth, ninth and tenth chapters of…

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Scourge put for any kind of affliction, p. 312. A sudden scourge, what, p. 313 Sea, The sea in its highest rage is under the command of God, p. 204. Sealing of a thing imports two things, p. 197. Shaddai, Three significations of it opened in reference to justice, p. 11. Shadow notes things, p. 66. Mans life how like a shadow, 67. ⟨image 301⟩Shame, The fruit of sin, what shame is, and how caused, p. 137, &c. Three degrees of Scripture expression about shame, p. 139. To be clothed with shame notes four things, p. 140. Ship, How time passes like a ship, p. 337, 338. Sincerity causeth us to rate our selves low, p. 407. Sin, God gives men up to the power of sin, p. 25. Sin is a punishment, p. 25. Sin shall not go long unpunished by outward evils, p. 27. They who are equal in sin, may be unequal in punishment, p. 32. How God assists, and how not in the committing of sin, p. 128, 129. All sin is resisted by God, p. 131, All our weaknesses are the effects of sin, p. 263. A godly man may relapse into sin, p. 417. Sin is a debt, p. 541. Small and great in a two-fold sense, p. 49. We must not despise small beginnings, p. 52. Sorrow is not easily shaken off, p. 347. Sovereignty of God, p. 284. Soul taken two ways in Scripture, p. 412. Three things weary and load the soul, p. 413. Soul and life in man are distinct, 418. Spirit, A three-fold work of the spirit, p. 480. Spirit of man taken three ways, p 528. Star, what it is, p. 207. The differences of the stars, ib. & 208. The number of the known stars, p. 208. The known stars represented in forty one images, ibid. All the stars are particularly placed in the heavens for the good of man, p. 212. Man very apt to commit idolatry with the stars, p. 212, 215. God knows the number and names of all the stars, p. 213. Some stars more excellent then others, ib. The power and wisdom of God shine forth from the stars, p. 214. Six things show the power and wisdom of God in making and ordering the stars, p. 215. Stars can do nothing of themselves, but as God orders, p 217. They are for signs, but not for infallible signs, p. 219. It is a duty to study the stars, p. 220. Strength, of two sorts, p. 158. Strength of God opened, ibid. Strength signified by five distinct words in the Hebrew, pag. 289. Strength of God insuperable, p. 289. The strength of God appears in three things, pag. 290. Sun at Gods command, p. 189.