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An exposition with practical observations continued upon the thirty-fifth, thirty-sixth, and thirty-seventh chapters of…
An exposition with practical observations continued upon the thirty-fifth, thirty-sixth, and thirty-seventh chapters of the book of Job being the substance of thirty-five lectures / by Joseph Caryl ...
London: printed by M. Simmons, 1664
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.
S Scholars great, not always the wisest men. 177 Scourge, God can make any creature a scourge to man. 412 Sealing in Scripture hath a threefold signification. 476. Sealing up of the hand, what it signifieth. 478 September, how expressed in the Hebrew, and why. 448 Servant, what it signifies, every believer a Servant. 238 Service and Worship often the same in Scripture. 237. God expects our service, and then especially, when we suffer under his hand. 237. To serve God what, or the service of God described. 238, 239. To se•ve God our Freedom. 240. Service of God pleasant and easy in a twofold respect. 240. Service of God not lean but profitable. 240, 241 Sight of God two-fold, immediate, mediate, and that by a threefold means. 102. The sight of God, or his discovery of himself to us very sweet to the the soul. 104 Signs of changes in the weather, and other natural things. 424. Inferences from it as to other th•ngs. 424 Signs why given by God. 549 Sin, how sinful it is to say, there is no profit in leaving sin. 17. The benefit ⟨image 340⟩or profit of leaving sin. 19. God receives no hurt or damage by the sin of man, how many or how great soever his sins are. 31. Yet sinners shall be dealt with as if they had hurt him, and why. 31. How the sins both of good and evil men turn to the glory of God. 32. Sin considered in a threefold opposition. 33. Sin d•th six things to God, yet cleared how no damage to him. 34, 35, 36. The least sin hurtful. 47, 48. Sin hurts the whole Creation, but chiefly man. 48, 49. The sad effects of sin, as well as the filthy nature of it, should move us to avoid it. 48. Sin hurts others, but th•se most who commit it. 49. Sin is vocal. 92. God doth not severely mark the sins of his people. 116. Sin, mans work. 224. God doth not suffer sin to grow potent in his people. 226. There is an excessiveness in some sins. 227. In what sense sin may reign in a righteous man. 228. Sin may be seen and not the exceedingness of it. 228. The exceed•ngness of sin showed in three things. 228, 2•9. Sin a vain thing, how. 234. God will not indulge sin in any. 293. Sin should have no respect. 321. Sin not to be chosen in any case. 324. Sin strictly taken cannot be chosen. 325. Upon what accounts sin is chosen by many. 325, 326. They make a very bad choice who choose sin rather than affliction. 372. Sin worse than any the worst affliction.