The Fountain of Life Opened

P. Pain, there may be much pain, but no curse in a believers death. p. 351. Pains of Christ how great on the Cross, p. 466. Christs pains in three respects greater than what the damned feel in Hell. p. 468. Pardon, God no loser in pardoning the greatest of sinners. p. 176. Parents, prayers for their Children how beneficial. p. 262, 26•. Patience of Christ, almighty patience, p. 388, 389. Excellent properties of patience, p. 389, 390. The grounds and reasons of Christs patience, 391, 392, 393. Eight excellent helps to patience. p. 394, 395, 396. Pattern, Christs desertion, the pattern of ours, in six respects. p. 457, 458. Patterns of holiness, who are so. p. 628. Perfection twofold, Subjective, and Effective, both found in Christ. p. 479, 480. Persecution followed Christ from the Cradle to the Cross, p. 237. The greatest piety exempts not from it, p. 244. Person of Christ extraordinary. p. 73, 74. Pilate who, and what he was. p. 318. Policy of Satan in choosing instruments. p. 309. Poverty of Christ how great. p. 239, 240. Prayer, a proper means to increase knowledge. p. 107. Prayers of Saints presented by Christ, p. 157. Christs last prayer what it was, for the matter of it. p. 285, 286. What for quality, p. 286, 287. A singular relief against troubles, to pray. p. 289. Predication of the properties of each nature in concreto, proper. p. 57, 58. Preferment spiritual by union with Christ. p. 21. Priesthood of Christ implies six things. p. 128, 129. Priesthood of Christ defined, p. 130. The necessity of Christs Priesthood evinced upon a double ground, p. 131, 132. He appears before God for us. p. 168. Prejudices against Religion for its professors sake how unjust. p. 308. Price, what Christs death being so called, implies. p. 166. Properties of each nature distinct, notwithstanding the hypostatical union in Christ. p. 56. Prophet, Christ is so, p. 97, 98. Two parts of Christs prophetical office, p. 96. The internal and principal part of it opened. p. 113, 114, &c. Prosperity, the ready way to attain it, p. 219. Five things to be studied in it. p. 220, 221. Proverb of Sparta, p. 419. Jewish Proverb. p. 239. Proverb used in Galen's time. p. 364. Providence, its general influx on all creatures and their motion, p. 209, 210. Christ rules the providential Kingdom by seven acts, p. 210, 211. Its over-ruling wicked counsel. p. 211, 212, & 361, 362.

P. PAin, there may be much pain, but no curse in a believers death. p. 351. Pains of Christ how great on the Cross, p. 466. Christs pains in three respects greater than what the damned feel in Hell. p. 468. Pardon, God no loser in pardoning the greatest of sinners. p. 176. Parents, prayers for their Children how beneficial. p. 262, 26. Patience of Christ, almighty patience, p. 388, 389. Excellent properties of patience, p. 389, 390. The grounds and reasons of Christs patience, 391, 392, 393. Eight excellent helps to patience. p. 394, 395, 396. Pattern, Christs desertion, the pattern of ours, in six respects. p. 457, 458. Patterns of holiness, who are so. p. 628. Perfection twofold, Subjective, and Effective, both found in Christ. p. 479, 480. Persecution followed Christ from the Cradle to the Cross, p. 237. The greatest piety exempts not from it, p. 244. Person of Christ extraordinary. p. 73, 74. Pilate who, and what he was. p. 318. Policy of Satan in chusing instruments. p. 309. Poverty of Christ how great. p. 239, 240. Prayer, a proper means to increase knowledge. p. 107. Prayers of Saints presented by Christ, p. 157. Christs last prayer what it was, for the matter of it. p. 285, 286. What for quality, p. 286, 287. A singular relief against troubles, to pray. p. 289. Predication of the properties of each nature in concreto, proper. p. 57, 58. Preferment spiritual by union with Christ. p. 21. Priesthood of Christ implyes six things. p. 128, 129. Priesthood of Christ defined, p. 130. The necessity of Christs Priesthood evinced upon a double ground, p. 131, 132. He appears before God for us. p. 168. Prejudices against Religion for its professors sake how unust. p. 308. Price, what Christs death being so called, implyes. p. 166. Properties of each nature distinct, notwithstanding the hypostatical union in Christ. p. 56. Prophet, Christ is so, p. 97, 98. Two parts of Christs prophetical office, p. 96. The internal and principal part of it opened. p. 113, 114, &c. Prosperity, the ready way to attain it, p. 219. Five things to be studied in it. p. 220, 221. Proverb of Sparta, p. 419. Iewish Proverb. p. 239. Proverb used in Gallens time. p. 364. Providence, its general influx on all creatures and their motion, p. 209, 210. Christ rules the providential Kingdom by seven acts, p. 210, 211. Its over-ruling wicked counsel. p. 211, 212, & 361, 362.