Mount Pisgah, or, A prospect of heaven being an exposition on the fourth chapter…Movnt Pisgah, or, A prospect of heaven being an exposition on the fourth chapter…

N Nature, the fulfilling of the Law was performed in and by the humane nature, 2.149 Negatives cannot fill a dying man with comfort, 3.160

O Omnipotence, all things are alike to it, 2.100 It supports the Saints under their happiness, as well as the wicked under their misery, 3.90, 92 It is omnipotence in God that he cannot sin, 3 90 Ordinances, a dangerous notion of being above them, 3.48 In what sense it is good to live above them, ibid. Not to rest in, or contented with them, 3.49

P Pardon, pardon of sin is the privative part of justification, 2.133 How sins past, present and to come, are pardoned in conversion, and how not, 2.134 Sin fully pardoned at death, ibid. It makes sin as if ⟨image 200⟩it had never been, 2.135 It is not sufficient to capacitate the Saints for glory, 2.139 It looks backward, Righteousness forward, 2.142 It is not the qualification which the Law requireth, but perfection, 2 139 If God should only pardon, and not justify, it would seem to reflect upon, 1 Gods Wisdom, 2 142 2 Gods •ll-sufficiency, ibid. 3 Gods Veracity and Justice, ibid. It maketh not a man righteous, 2.148 No pardon at the Judgment-seat, 2.169 Perseverance stands not in the nature of grace, 1.39 It stands not in the liberty or rectitude of the will, though regenerate, 1.39 It stands upon, 1 Divine compact, 140 2 Union with Christ, ibid. Pleasure, sensitive pleasures have only their [Greek or Hebrew], 3 108 Praise, Saints shall be praised for their graces at the last day, though wrought in ⟨image 200⟩them, &c. 2.132 Prayer, get the faithful to pray for thee, and pray for thy self, 3.131 Words of prayer are to be joined with words of comfort, 3.165 Presence, the Saints shall ever be in the presence of Christ, 3.2 Precepts in one place, are promises in another, 3.112 Pride, there is much of pride in refusing comfort, 3.157 Promises ought to be studied, 3.163 Learn to which of Christs Offices each promise relateth, 3.164 Promises in one place are precepts in another, 3.112 Refer them to their distinct heads, 3.163 They then bring comfort, when they are applied by the Spirit, 3.164. Propriety, to enjoy heaven, and to know I do enjoy it, is the happiness of happiness, 3.71. Punishment shall not be mitigated at the judgment, 2.170 Purchase and election are both perfected by the sanctification of the Spirit, 2.123