Sermons upon the Book of Job

Salvation and Saving. The manner of GODS working to bring us too Salvation. 649. b 15. 640. a b 641. a b 642. a b 643. a b 644. a b 645. a b 646. a b 647. a b 648. a b 649. a b. 650. a b 651. a b 657. a 50. The greatest difference between the Papists and us, is about the mean of our Salvation. 216. b 1. Why the time of Salvation is called an acceptable time. 649. b 57. No man is able to save or maintain himself. 798. b 4. All the troubles of the world cannot hinder our Salvation. 514. b 41. How to attain to the knowledge of our Salvation. 760. b 6.

Saluation and Sauing. The manner of GODS working to bring vs too Saluation. 649. b 15. 640. a b 641. a b 642. a b 643. a b 644. a b 645. a b 646. a b 647. a b 648. a b 649. a b. 650. a b 651. a b 657. a 50. The greatest difference betvveen the Papistes and vs, is about the mean of our Saluation. 216. b 1. VVhy the time of Saluation is called an acceptable tyme. 649. b 57. No man is able to saue or maintaine himselfe. 798. b 4. All the troubles of the vvorld cannot hinder our Saluation. 514. b 41. How to attain to the knowledge of our Saluation. 760. b 6.

Satan or Devil. Satan. 801. a 45. Why the Devil or fiend is called Satan, that is to say adversary, enemy, or foe. 17. a 17. Satan and his Angels, Fiends, or Devils were created of God. 17. b 33. Satan's office and nature, & where about he busieth, & applieth him self. 18. a 11. b 46. 19. a 6. 21. a 40. 25. b 56. Satan the Father of lies and lying, & an enemy to all trueth. 22. b 11. 61 Satan is Prince of the world. 17. b 37. 55. Satan is an accuser. 21. a 8. Satan is a roaring Lyon. 17. b 59. 18. a 38. Satan is GODS executioner or hangman toward the wicked, and his rod toward the Godly. 24. a 25. Satan is busiest ever with the godly. 19 a 19. Satan's corruptness or naughtiness came of himself. 17 b 35. Satan turneth himself into an Angel of Light. 22. b 16. Satan is Gods Ape, and hath his prophecies and revelations also. 624. b 34. Satan doth sometime speak truth 22. b 12. Satan laboureth to rock us a sleep in hypocrisy. 571. b 57. Satan's policies are infinite. 20. b 43. Wherefore God putteth us in mind of the power, policy, and cruelty of Satan. 18. a 19. b 46. 21. a 21. Satan's doings tend altogether too the destruction and damnation of men. 25. a 29. Satan's power over men in their own nature. 18. a 19. Satan is always practising against us without ceasing. 19. a 19. 44. 20. b 42. Satan is to strong for us if GOD preserve us not 26. a 13. Satan tempteth and afflicteth men mo ways than one at once. 26. b 56. 29. a 58. Satan finding out every mans humour and disease, useth the same to the parties hurt. 21. a 43. 22. a 26. Satan will not suffer men to humble themselves 142 b 7. Satan's hope in afflicting the godly 23. a 39. How Satan is disappointed of his hope in afflicting the Godly. 23. a 48. 24. b 24. Satan doth sometime seduce the godly by Gods permission. 24 b 54. Why God giveth Satan leave to afflict the godly. 23. a 14. God granting of Satan leave to afflict the Godly; is not for that he is moved thereto by Satan's suit, or for that Satan is in any credit or favour with him. 23. a 16. Satan is spited in the godly. 19. b 323 a 54. All Satan's practises turn to the benefit of the godly. 25. a 31. Satan knoweth not Gods invincible power in his chosen. 23. a 44. As well Satan himself as also all his Angels; are of Gods sending. 28. b 27. Satan is subject unto God, and can not do any thing without his leave.