Sermons upon the Book of Job

Wink. When God Winketh most at our sins, then stand we in worst case. 691. a 9. Though God Wink at things for a time, yet in the end he will call for an account of them. 534. a 2.

VVinke. VVhen God VVinketh most at our sinnes, then stande wee in worste case. 691. a 9. Though God VVinke at thinges for a time, yet in the ende he will call for an account of them. 534. a 2.

Wisdom. The Wisdom of God is infinite. 95. a 12. ⟨image 35⟩God hath all perfection of wisdom in him. 526. a 4. God is wise after two sorts. 238. b 46. 243. a 38. What is our true Wisdom, and wherein it consisteth. 87. a 60. 89. b 10. 95. b 15. 219. b 53. 421. a 35. 526. b. 26. 659. a 49. 660. a 42. 692. a 32. 788. a 48. 789. a b. 814. a 29. From whence wisdom cometh. 101. a 50. 512. a 39. 523. a 60. Gods children must not be without Wisdom and discretion. 130. a 59. What is the principal point of mans Wisdom. 525. a 54. Wisdom is not tied to the age, nor to the state and degree of calling 620. a 43. If man had the understanding of all things that are hidden, yet God his Wisdom is far higher. 519. b 52. The Wisdom and strength of man is but smoke before God. 246. b 1. All the Wisdom, knowledge, righteousness, and strength of man, is nothing before God 755. a 35. A pattern of a worldly wise man. 101. b 2. Worldly Wisdom is foolishness. 101. b 23. God punisheth the pride of such as trust in their own wisdom, in inferior things. 521. b 50. God blindeth the wise, even in worldly things, much more in the secrets of his Gospel, and therefore we ought not to be offended, when we see the wise of the world have no taste of the Gospel. 335. a 22. 38.

VVisdome. The VVisedome of God is infinite. 95. a 12. ⟨image 35⟩God hath all perfection of vvisdome in him. 526. a 4. God is vvise after two sortes. 238. b 46. 243. a 38. VVhat is our true VVisedome, and wherein it consisteth. 87. a 60. 89. b 10. 95. b 15. 219. b 53. 421. a 35. 526. b. 26. 659. a 49. 660. a 42. 692. a 32. 788. a 48. 789. a b. 814. a 29. From whence vvisedome commeth. 101. a 50. 512. a 39. 523. a 60. Gods children must not be without VVisedome and discretion. 130. a 59. VVhat is the principall point of mās VVisdome. 525. a 54. VVisedome is not tyed to the age, nor to the state and degree of calling 620. a 43. If man had the vnderstanding of all thinges that are hidden, yet God his VVisdome is farre higher. 519. b 52. The VVisdome and strength of mā is but smoke before God. 246. b 1. All the VVisdome, knovvledge, rightuousnesse, and strength of man, is nothing before God 755. a 35. A patterne of a vvorldly wise man. 101. b 2. VVorldly VVisdome is foolishnesse. 101. b 23. God punisheth the pryde of such as trust in their owne vvisedome, in inferiour things. 521. b 50. God blindeth the wise, euē in vvorldly thinges, much more in the secrets of his Gospell, and therefore wee ought not to bee offended, when vve se the vvise of the vvorld haue no tast of the Gospell. 335. a 22. 38.