Sermons upon the Book of Job

Glory and Glorify. Wherein Gods Glory consisteth. 235. b 47. God giveth us cause to Glorify and praise him even in our troubles and afflictions, how boisterous so ever he seem to us. 25. b. 10. We can not Glorify God in our adversities, except we be persuaded that they be for our Salvation & welfare 699. b. 8. The mean to Glorify God aright. 630. a 27. God never ceaseth to give us cause to Glorify him by doing us good. 705. a 5. Men ought not to glory in their present greatness. 61. b 6. Of the Glory of this world. 350. b. 44

Glory and Glorify. VVherein Gods Glory consisteth. 235. b 47. God giueth vs cause to Glorifie and praise him euen in our troubles and afflictions, how boisterous so euer he seeme to vs. 25. b. 10. VVe can not Glorify God in our aduersities, except we be perswaded that they be for our Saluation & welfare 699. b. 8. The meane to Glorifie God aright. 630. a 27. God neuer ceaseth to giue vs cause to Glorifie him by dooing vs good. 705. a 5. Men ought not to glory in their present greatnes. 61. b 6. Of the Glory of this world. 350. b. 44

God. What is comprehended under the word God. 151. b. 28. God applieth himself to us after all fashions, to the intent to win us 753. a. 37. God envieth not any mans virtuousness or welldoing. 715. b 36. God never faileth us at our need. 109. a. 21. God is not bound to us, but we wholly to him. 27. a 23. 701. b 35. 803. a. 34. 804. a b. God is the fountain of all equity & right. 151. a 11. God is not affectioned a• men are. 701. b 36.. 703 a 30. 715. b. 14. God is not like us, neither hath he any part of our nature in him. 701. b 26. 702. b 32. 715. a 35. God is unchangeable, and a true performer of his promises. 28. a 37. and 60. God is likened to earthly Princes. 16 b. 31. God is openly showed in the person of his Sonne. 11. b 43. God is unpartial. 716. b 42. God knoweth better what it is meet for us, than we our selves do. 30. a 5. God knoweth our ways and reckoneth our steppes. 574. a 15. God knoweth what is meet for our trial without Satan's counsel. 20 b 54. God layeth not more upon us than we be able to bear. 25. b 20. God must have the praise of our worldly welfare, and of all other things. 22. b 60. 33 b 48. It is against Gods nature, to deal roughly or to be angry with us. 726. a 40. God never rejecteth such as come unto him unfeignedly. 156. b 32. God serveth his own turn by Satan and the wicked, and yet the evil remaineth still in them. 24. b 50. 36. a 41. 37. b 25. 38. a 2. God and Satan work both in one act, but yet to contrary ends. 38. a 12. God never suffereth good men to perish. 158. b. 12. GOD turneth evil into good towards his chosen. 25. a. 25. Gods apparel or clothing 795. a 49. What is meant by Gods arm. 795. b 18. Gods bearing and forbearing of us is of his own free mercy. 711. b 54. What it is to be written in GODS Book. 350. b 40. Gods concealing of things from our knowledge, is for that our capacity is not able to conceive them. 636. a 24. Gods doings are incomprehensible to us, furtherforth than he listeth to reveal them unto us. 36. b 44. A comparison between God and us to abate our pride in finding fault with Gods doings. 692. a 38. God doth not any thing that is not reasonable and rightful. 35. a 60. 38. a 35. GODS everlastingness compared with the shortness of our life. 763. b Gods goodness towards us 17. a 44 25. a 25. Gods goodness in giving seasonable weather. 775. a 33.