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The works of George Swinnock, M.A
The works of George Swinnock, M.A. containing these several treatises ...
London: printed by J.B. for Tho. Parkhurst, 1665
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Contents: AN Alphabetical Table OF THE Chief Heads contained in the foregoing Treatise.
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 Satan a strong, crafty, industrious, and cruel enemy. 336, to 339 Sinful shame, what. 174 ⟨image 468⟩Christians must be righteous in selling. 22 Its a sin to work upon the ignorance or poverty of the Seller. 18, 19 Its a duty to visit the sick. 554, 557 Great caution about it. 555 Its a special season of doing and receiving good. 559, 560 It may be the last opportunity. 565 We must be acquainted with the state of sick persons souls. 568 Suitable application must be made to the sick. 570 Five things chiefly to be insisted on to the carnal sick. 571, to 576 How to apply our selves to civil men in sickness. 577 Three great lessons all should learn by sickness. 579 How to apply our selves to Saints in their sickness. 578 We must deal faithfully with the sick. 581 Its a duty to pray with, and for the sick. 582 Much good may be gotten by visiting the sick. 584 We may learn our own frailty, the worth of health, the price of time, the excellency of grace. 585, to 588 Sinful silence, what. 165 What it is to be silent in evil times. 168 Sin to be suppressed in the beginning. 799 Open sins worse then secret in a threefold respect. 13 God hates sin. 467 How many ways we may partake of other mens sins by provocation compliance, Silence. 164, 165, 186 No true friendship betwixt Saints and Sinners. 104, 108, 141, 142 Christians should be careful of their carriage amongst sinners. 155 ⟨image 468⟩Christians should not needlessly accompany with sinners. 111. Vide company. In what respect Sinners are said to be without. 155 Sinners join hand in hand to oppose the interest and Kingdom of Christ. 153 What it is to sit with vain persons. 112 Slothful Christians must be quickened. 282 Soliloquies a duty. 432 Its a Christians duty to be holy in Solitude. 354,355 The danger of neglecting our watch in Solitude. 362 The great benefit of seasonable Solitude. 357 To make conscience of our carriage in Solitude, is a good sign of sincerity. 365. Wherein it consisteth. 369, &c. In guarding the heart against vain thoughts. 369 In spiritualizing earthly objects. 372 In solemn Meditations. 388 In Soliloquies. 432 Secret Ejaculations. 435 The evil of needless Solitude. 257 The sorrowful must be comforted. 283
S SAtan a strong, crafty, industrious, and cruel enemy. 336, to 339 Sinful shame, what. 174 ⟨image 468⟩