An exposition with practical observations continued upon the thirty-fifth, thirty-sixth, and thirty-seventh chapters of…

C Cattle, foreshow weather-changes. 427 Why G d hath given them such a natural instinct. 427 Ham, the name of one of Noah's sons, what it signifies. 558 Changes, God gives warning of them. 425. Changes in all things, both natural and civil. 564. Changes, the state of the righteous subject to them in this world. 222. No condition so bad, but God can change it to a g•od one. 248 Chiromancy, an unwarrantable Art. 478 ⟨image 335⟩Choice, sin must not be our choice, what-ever we are put to choose. 324 Church, why called Heaven in Scripture. 573 Circumstances increasing sin. 229. Consideration of circumstances do exceedingly heighten both our sins and the mercies of God. 361 City, two mystical Cities how built. 35 Clouds, their differences and spreading. 399, 400. Three questions answered about the Clouds. 401, 402. Uses of the Clouds both natural and spiritual. 403. Clouds without water like the promises of the world. 405 Clouds the Tabernacle of God. 407 The same word signifieth a hand and a Cloud, why. 417. Cloud, how it may be said to be wearied. 500. Preachers of the Word compared to Clouds. 502. Clouds are moved by the counsel of God. 505, 507. Clouds have their work, or somewhat to do. 508. Clouds are faithful servants, they do all that God commands. 508. Inferences from it. 509, 510. Clouds sent for correction. 5•5, 516. 'Tis a divine power which balanceth the Clouds. 550 Cold comes at Gods call. 495. Cold how both useful and hurtful. 495. Cold compared to affliction in the effects of it. 495, 496. Cold is a straitner. 498. True in spirituals as well as in naturals. 498 Command of God twofold. 233 Conscience, how terrible to be under the terrors of it when God is angry. 609 Consideration, what it is. 528. Consideration opposed to two things. 529 Conversion, what done to a sinner in it. 39 Covenant, the benefit of the new Covenant. 240 Creation, the sole work of God. 567. An Inference of comfort from it. 568 Creature, that God hath made a man a new creature, a strong plea with God. 69. Creatures necessary to one another, but none to God. 44, 45. God can correct us by any of his creatures. 515. God hath a care of all his creatures. 518. God disposeth the motions of every creature. 536 Crying, of three sorts. 264 Custom takes away admiration. 534

C Cattel, foreshew weather-changes. 427 Why G d hath given them such a natural instinct. 427 Cham, the name of one of Noahs sons, what it signifies. 558 Changes, God gives warning of them. 425. Changes in all things, both natural and civil. 564. Changes, the state of the righteous subject to them in this world. 222. No condition so bad, but God can change it to a god one. 248 Chiromancy, an unwarrantable Art. 478