Sermons on Psalm 119

889, 890, 620, 956, 957

Stability of God's word, opposed to the Creatures Vanity p. 618, 620

Stablishing of the word to us, two ways p. 284, how to get the word stablished to us? p. 287, 288

Statutes of God what? what it is to seek them p. 987

Strangers on Earth, the Condition of all God's Children p. 114

—Men may be strangers on earth as to their Condition who are not so in Affection p. 114

—Why God's Children are, and account themselves to be Strangers p. 114, 115, 116

—How to carry ourselves as Strangers in this world p. 118, 119

Straights, he that makes Conscience of God's Commands may boldly seek help from God in his straights p. 1079

—In all straights we are to delight in Promises p. 1035

Strength natural, and spiritual, both may fail as they are ours p. 538

Strength spiritual what it is? how given out? how God is concerned therein? p. 181, 182

—How to get spiritual Strength p. 182, 183

Study the word, but take God for your teacher p. 42

—Arguments to study the Word p. 652, 653

Study the word, 1. not out of curiosity, 2. nor merely to be able to teach others, 3. nor merely for delight, &c. but in order to practice p. 68, 68

Study God's Name, 1. what? 2. how?

Stumbling, preservatives against it p. 1032 (v. scandal)

Stupidity under the Rod a great evil p. 159

—It argues Stupidity to be careless in Prayer p. 906, 907

Stupidity not to be affected with God's Judgments on others p. 812

Subjection to God to be chosen before liberty p. 707

Subjection to God pressed from two grand Motives p. 308, 309

Submission to Providence advanced by thanksgiving for received Mercies p. 421

Submission to God's disposing and commanding Will p. 588

Submission to God, 1. for the mercy, 2. for the time of the mercy, 3. for the way and means of it p, 826

Suffering for Christ very reasonable, who suffered such hard things for us p. 870

Suffering better than sinning p. 148, 525, 842, 731 732, 928

Sufferings are like to be long, 1. when Reformation is rejected, 2. when Deliverance would be a greater mischief, 3. when there is a damp on the Spirit of Prayer, 4. when god is about to punish us, and we go not about to reconcile ourselves to him, 5. when God's Dispensations seem to tend towards a removing of the Gospel p. 540

Suffering Condition has its peculiar allowances p. 593

Sufferings are not to be drawn upon ourselves p. 884

Suitableness of the heart to God's word p. 863

Suitableness of the word to our Conditions causeth us to remember it p. 600

Suitableness to the Soul p. 97

Superiority of God the Greatest on what Accounts p. 130, 131

Superstitious Holiness, contrary to Scripture Holiness p. 4

—It pleases the flesh, it consists in a Conformity to outward Rites, and external Mortifications, after the Commandments of men p. 4

—It makes men ill natured p. 565, 139

Superstition and Profaneness, are two extremes p. 451

— Lord's Supper, herein we renew our Covenant p. 344

Supper of the Lord. 1. to commemorate God's goodness, 2. to get a renewed taste of it, 3. to stir up our love to God p. 476, 477

Suppression of Religion plotted by the wicked: The means how to suppress it, 1. by denying the advantages of Learning, 2. by vexing the Profession of Religion p, 561, 562

Support to be prayed for under affliction as well as deliverance p. 717, why? ibid.

Supreme Power has two branches, Legislation and Jurisdiction p. 877

Surety, the notion of a Surety what it implies? p. 819, 820

—God is a sufficient Surety p. 819, 820

Surety twofold, 1. by way of Caution, 2. by way of Satisfaction p. 820, 821

Sure •… iship for men dangerous unto men p. 821, 822

Surfeit of the Gospel discovers itself by five marks 125, 126

Suspension of promised mercy, 1. that we may be better prepared for it, 2. that prayer may be awakened, 3. to exercise Faith, 4. that patience may have its perfect work p. 548, (v. Delays)

Suspension of promised Deliverance causeth the godly not to suspect the truth of God's word, but their own darkness and unbelief p. 844

Sustaining Grace the safety of God's people p. 790

Sympathy a Duty though there be no Idiopathy p. 145 (v. Fellow-feeling)

Synonimous words, increase the signification p. 881

T.
• TAking Occasions to employ ones self about holy things, a sign of a gracious heart p. 931, 932
• Talking of God's word a Duty, why? p. 174
• Talents increase by using p. 76
• Taste of God's Love whets the desire and love after more p. 905
• Tastes spiritual, that it is what it is? p. 671, 672, 673
• —There is a three-fold use of spiritual taste, 1. discerning, 2. comforting, 3. preserving p. 674
• — Spiritual Taste, its main blessing requires something, 1. about the object, 2. about the faculty p. 674, 675
• Teacher, Supreme or Subordinate p. 41, 841
• Teachers have need to be taught of God p. 73
• Teacher not needful to make us sin, but necessary to make us obedient p. 172, 229
• —Commandments of God make us wiser than our Teacher p. 646
• Teachers corrupt and found p. 646, 647
• Teachings of God inform our Reasons, and move the will p. 42
• —They make God's word effectual p. 43, 841, 928
• — God's teaching what it is? the necessity and benefits of it p. 841, 74, 75, 669, 670, its the ground of Constancy p. 670
• —It gives Clearness, Certainty, Efficacy to what is taught p. 1061
• —We must be taught of God if we would learn God's Statutes so as to keep them p. 74, 111, 841, 226.
• —God teacheth, 1. by common illumination, 2 special Operation p. 669, 670
• —Arguments to press us to go to God for his Teaching p. 542, 226, 229, 230
• —They that would have Covenant-mercy, must submit to God's teaching p. 844
• Tears are not absolutely necessary to express mourning for sin p. 929, 930
• Temporary Grace wherein defective? p. 530, 1. in the Root, 2. in its predominancy over Lust p. 531
• Temporary Professors endure but for a while p. 875
• Temper of Saints to mourn for the sins of others p. 931
• Temporal life, a great mercy p. 101, 102
• Temporal Blessings may be prayed for, Reasons p. 922
• Temporal Losses should not make us forsake our Duty p. 414
• —Qu. How we ought to depend on God for temporal supplies? p. 322, 323
• Temporal Deliverances, why great Comforts p. 551
• — Spiritual welfare often concerned in our temporal p. 922
• Temporizing reproved p. 214
• Temporal things two reasons why we are addicted to them 1, from corrupt nature, 2. Custom p. 249
• Temporal good promoted by temporal loss p. 510
• Temptations of one kind foil some, and those of another kind foil others p. 780
• Temptations violent drive from God p. 1104
• Temptations arise from good as well as evil things p. 552
• Temptations from loss of goods for the words sake, ought to be prepared for p. 417
• —We are not to expose ourselves to Temptatious p. 782
• Temptations excuse not Cowardice p 871
• Temptations to draw us from constant Obedience p. 666, 667
• —They raise Clouds and Mists in the Soul p. 836
• —The first Temptation of the Devil, was to weaken their opinion of God's loving kindness p. 939
• Tenderness of Conscience much impaired by Prosperity p. 462
• Tender mercy of God what? p. 515, It is the spring of all Comsort and Happiness p. 116
• Terms of Salvation not impossible to Grace p. 577
• Terrors and Allurements of the world draw us from God p. 1031
• Terrors of Conscience bring nigh to the Grave p. 156
• Tertullian 's Complaint of those Qui Platonicum, & Arist totelicum Christianismum procudunt christianis p. 889
• Testimonies, they that keep close to God's Testimonies are blessed p. 8
• —Word of God called his Testimonies why? p. 8. 741
• —The end of God's Testimonies, is to direct us how to seek God, and to bring home the wandering Creature p. 11
• Testimonies of God when thoroughly understood are wonderful, in what Respects? p. 879, 880, 881, 882, 883
• Testimonies of God are of everlasting stability, &c. 1. from the Author, 2. their Foundation, 3. Use p. 956, 957
• Thankful Carriage under mercy suitable p. 840
• Thankfulness, stirred up by the fear of God p. 811
• —It regards God's Truth as well as Goodness p. 447
• Thanksgiving, a special Duty of God's Children: how it differs from praising God? and what it is? the objects of it p. 419
• —It is a Duty, 1. necessary, 2. profitable, 3. delightful p. 420, 421, 445, 446
• — Public thanksgiving for private mercies p. 503 Thoughts, are the noblest and eldest offspring of the Soul p. 91
• —They fall under a Law as well as Actions p. 33, 762 Thoughts, Words and Actions, all judged by the Word p. 39
• Thoughts vain, expressed by, 1. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 Musings 2, 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 Devices, 3. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 , Discourses p. 757
• —How to be prevented p. 634
• —They are to be abhorred p. 756
• Thoughts of wicked men usually taken up with some of these sins, 1. Uncleanness, 2. Revenge, 3. Envy, 4. Pride, 5. Covetousness, 6. Distrust p. 759
• —Conscience to be made of vain thoughts, why p. 93, 760
• Threatenings, none can threaten like God p. 24
• Throne of Justice, Grace and Glory p. 954
• Throne of Grace threefold ibid.
• Times for converse with God must be chosen p. 925
• —What time is to be allotted for immediate Worship p. 1019
• Time, and things of time lessened by consideration of Eternity p. 570
• Time when God will wipe off the Reproach of his people p. 871
• —Whether it be convenient to have fixed times for Prayer p. 1020
• Times, bad times discover good Men p. 780, 865
• —God has a time for punishing sinners p. 856
• —And his time is the best time p. 857
• —And a short time p. 857
• —His time is when Impiety is come to the height p. 858
• —How to be good in bad times p. 865, 866
• Tongue must not only pray but the Heart p. 903
• Trade of sin, what? p. 17
• Tradition of the Church not a sufficient ground for our receiving the Word p. 861
• Transitory things not to be sought p. 875
• Treading underfoot what it implieth? p. 793
• —God treads the wicked underfoot why? p. 794
• Treas •… s heavenly beyond these of the earth p. 525
• —God's Promises are our Treasures p. 742
• Trembling, the import of that word p. 808
• Trembling at God's word, hinders not our delight in it p. 1003
• Trial of Faith and Patience p. 139, 538, 297, 298
• —God delays to try Faith and Patience p. 325
• Trial of Uprightness p. 140, 289
• Trial of God's word p. 857
• Trials ought not abate our Love to God, or his word p. 553
• —God tries his people before he Crowns them p. 865
• —One of the ordinary Trials of God's people is Persecution p. 995
• Tribunal of Christ, we may appeal thither, when unjustly condemned by men p. 38
• —Sincerity, gives confidence to appear before that Tribunal p. 533
• Troubles of the Righteous, many p. 413, 414
• —When they become Blessings p. 524, 158
• —The word Supports under troubles p. 524, 525
• —The word cures Troubles of heart p. 146
• —They should drive us to the word p. 526
• —And to God p. 918, why? ibid. p. 1083
• —God Exercises Churches and Persons with great Troubles p. 882
• Truce, no Truce to be made with sin p. 339
• Trusting in God hath great Benefits annexed to it p. 324
• —God to be trusted upon his naked Word p. 321, 325
• Trust, two grounds of trusting in God, 1. God's Wisdom, 2. his Vigilancy, p. 563, 564. what it is? p. 321, 322, 325
• Trusting in outward helps evil p. 918
• —Arguments to trust in God, p. 769, 770, 324
• —God's goodness the life of our Trust in him p. 474, 477
• Trusting God engages God to secure us p. 822, 325
• —We may plead our trusting God in our Prayers p. 326
• —Means for trusting in God, p. 325, Characters of it p. 326
• Truth and Justice in all God's Providences p. 39
• Truth of Scripture is, 1. Certain, 2. Profound p. 622, 625
• Truth is the perfection of the understanding p. 84
• Truth must be professed, 1. knowingly, 2. wisely, 3. godly, 4. sincerely, 5. meekly, &c. p. 333, 334
• Truth of Scripture suitable to all our necessities p. 84
• Truth of God's word, 1. in making, 2. making good his Promises p. 939, 940
• Truth Relates to some Word of God p. 579
• Truth will prevail at last p. 336
• —What Interest God hath in Truth p. 851
• —God is Truth p. 830
• Truth is to be chosen, because there are many crooked and erroneous Paths in the world p. 193, 194
• — Way of Truth, 1. to be taken upon good evidence, Reasons thereof. 206, 207, 2. we must cleave to it when we have chosen it p. 207
• Turning the back upon God's Counsels what it is? who they are that do so? p. 154
• —When a lesser Truth hinders a greater good it ought to be concealed p. 333
• Turning to God, is the end of considering our ways p. 399
• —What turning to God is? p. 399, 400
• Type, Israel guided by the Pillar of Cloud by day, and Pillar of Fire by night, a Type of our Conduct by God's word p. 689
• — Lamp of the Sanctuary, a Type of God's word burning and shining p. 689

V.
• VAil upon the understanding, fourfold p. 108
• Vain-Glory cured by Reproach p. 296
• Vanity, what meant by it p. 277
• Vanity of thoughts appears, 1. in their slipperiness, 2. Folly, 3. Carnality, 4. Filthiness p. 758, 759
• —How to be prevented or suppressed p. 762, 763 634, cured by Meditation p. 930 vid. Thoughts
• Valentinian, his Zeal against false Worship p. 852
• Valuation of God's word above wealth p. 1062
• Value of the word, to be judged by the cost that we 〈◊〉 are at for it p. 38, 126
• Valuation of the word whence? p. 492, 876, what it is p. 873, 874
• —Motives to value the word p. 869, 335, 494
• —Try all whether we value the word p. 869, 294
• Variety of Gifts, and Graces in the Saints, and all useful p. 520, 527
• Variety of Mercies in God, meet with the Variety of Necessities in man, both in respect of Sin and Misery p. 316, 317
• Variety of Providences very useful p. 826
• Vehemency required in Prayer, p. 898, 899, 921, 922, It implies the heart not the voice p. 921
• Vigilancy of Providence, a ground of trusting in God p. 564
• Vigilance in Prayer an Argument we make a business of it p. 920
• Vindication of God, by his impartial punishing of his own people's sins p. 810, 935
• Vindication of God's love to his people, though he afflicts them p. 911, 912, 980, 981, 982, 935, 937, 938
• Vindicative Justice of God on sinners p. 935
• Visible Church is mixed p. 803
• —God's Judgments on the visible Church, to make a separation between sincere, and hypocritical Professors p. 805
• Virtue of God's word must be expressed in our lives p. 940, in Righteousness and Truth ibid.
• Unactive Desires come to nothing p. 31
• Unbelief sins against God's Authority and Truth p. 9
• —It is a cause of delaying Repentance p. 408
• Unbelief the cause, 1. of coldness in duty, 2. boldness in sin p. 286, 287
• Uncertainty, 1. of Life, 2. of the means of Grace, 3. of the Grace of God accompanying those means p. 404, 405
• Uncheangeableness of God, and his Testimonies p. 889 890
• Unchangeableness of God's Nature, argueth the unchangeableness of his Purposes p. 547
• Unconstancy of our hearts needs Vows, Resolutions, Oaths p. 701, 708
• Undefiled implies not absolute Purity, or legal Perfection, but Sincerity p. 3
• Undefiledness is to be understood according to the tenor of the New Covenant, which excludes not God's mercy p. 5
• Undertaking of God more than ours p. 221
• Understanding necessary to the keeping God's Law p. 232
• —Means to get it p. 234
• Understanding, Wisdom, Counsel, how they differ? p. 636
• Understanding moves the Will and Affections p. 863, 685
• —Motives to get understanding p. 685
• Understanding gotten from God's word (v. Knowledge) is better than that gotten by long experience p. 651
• Undertaking of God for us is sufficient for our security p. 821, 221
• Undutifulness to Superiors argueth Pride p. 520
• Undervaluing God's word reproved p. 886 887
• •… unded Assent to truth, a Reason of Apostasy p. 212
• Unseigned desire to return to Duty a note of Sincerity p. •… 106
• Uniformity of Obedience to God, its Nature p. 5
• U •… rm, A true Christian is Uniform in all times, 〈◊〉 , &c. p. 33, 59, 653, 755
• U •… full Obedience, without it, all is nothing p. 35
• 〈◊〉 They that obey not all, will not long obey any of God's Commandments p. 35
• U •… dness, to forget our Creator p. 398
• Unmortified Heart makes 〈◊〉 unwilling to 〈◊〉 p. 1089
• Unmortified Lusts, a reason of Apostasy p. 212
• Unsatisfied Desires of having more a part of Covetousness p. 254
• Unseasonable Truth, not to be preached p. 307
• Unsetled Conscience makes unwilling to die p. 1083
• Unsteadiness with God will cost us much sorrow p. 340
• Unthankfulness proceeds from greedy Desire p. 446
• Unworthiness either, 1. general, 2. particular p. 905
• Until, doth not always note terminum temporis, but continuationem act •… s p. 697
• Volition and Velleity, how they differ? p. 30, 31, 867
• Vows to keep God's Commandments, Objection against them answered p. 703
• Upholding Grace, means to attain it p. 781, 782
• Void, Law of God made void, how? p. 854, 855
• Upright ones shall not be ashamed p. 36
• Upright Men in the sight of God, and in the sight of Men p. 36
• Upright Men are safe men p. 566
• Uprightness, 1. in all God's Promises, 2. Precepts p. 1068
• Uprightness lies in two things p. 43
• —It's a right frame for praising God p. 43
• —It is God's gift p. 535
• —God has a singular respect unto it p. 532
• Use of the Scripture, 1. to increase the knowledge of God, 2. to content Souls, 3. to make us perfect p. 625, 626
• Use of a mercy when we have it, and submission in asking it, show what our ends were p. 1097
• Utility of choosing God's Precepts, 1. such a one will justify the ways of God, 2. will be more firm in his Obedience, 3. carry on the work of their heavenly Calling with Delight p. 1074, 1075

W.
• WAges, A Christians work is part of his wages p. 891
• Waiting on God, what it is? p. 524
• —It is better than by carnal policy to deliver ourselves p. 645
• —It teaches us to wait more p. 541
• —It is an Argument of Love p. 861
• Waiting on God in the way of his Providences p. 805
• Waiting long may make the eyes fail p. 835
• —Two things make waiting tedious, 1. the sharpness, 2. the length of the troubles p. 835
• Walking in God's way, denotes 1. Uniformity, 2. Constancy p. 3
• Walking with God makes blessed, 1. in hand, 2. in hope p. 7
• —Six privileges of walking with God p. 7
• Walking as in God's sight: a note of Sincerity, a help to Obedience. Its Excellency and Usefulness p. 1051, 1052, 1053, 1054
• —Means to help us so to walk p. 1054, 1055
• Wandering, a great proneness in man to wander from God p. 62
• —Man is a Child for weakness, a Sheep for wandering p. 62, 462, 1099
• —Man is a wandering Creature in respect of his Pilgrimage Condition p. 1100
• —And in respect of sin p. 1101
• A wandering straying Condition very dangerous p. 1101
• — Christ guides his sheep in wandering, and reduces them from it p. 1107
• —A main reason of our seeking God, both 1. in the unconverted, 2. the converted p. 11
• — We have little in comparison of what we want p. 11
• Want recommends the word as precious p. 124, 125
• Warfare, our life is a warfare p. 1021
• Warnings of God they are to be taken p. 792
• Warnings of God to men in prosperity p. 795
• —God warns us by his Judgments on others p. 808 809 Ages or Places ibid.
• Watches of the night what? preventing the night-watches what? p. 928
• Watchfulness stirred up by the fear of God p. 811
• Watchfulness a main point of Wisdom p. 641
• Watching against the first declinings of the heart p. 669, 681
• great need of Watchfulness p. 341
• •… ay of a man, it is the Course he takes to reach his End p. 3, 29, 162, 163, 224, 235
• Way of Lying what? p. 184, 185
• Way to bell most beaten p. 4
• Ways of God the same, therefore we should be the same p 862
• —They are to be taken together, not apart p. 936
• Ways of God, and Precepts of men, how they differ in the Notion p. 89
• —Our ways are to be considered, what it is to consider our ways, the necessity of it p. 935, 936
• —How God brings us to consider our ways? p. 396 (vid. Consideration)
• Ways of God just though we see not the Reasons of them p. 509
• Weakness must be confessed to God p. 836
• Weakness, sense of it in ourselves, makes us cry out for sustaining Grace p. 788
• — Weakness accounted more reproachful than Wickedness p. 897
• Weak Christians, have a sense of the great Evil, that is in the least sin p. 788
• Weakness of the Understanding, and perverseness of the Affection make us liable to fall into sin p. 1105
• Wealth and the Word, compared p. 488, 489
• Weaning from the World p. 801
• —Love to the Word weans us from the World p. 628
• W •… ary, God is neither weary, nor wasted with giving out mercy p. 158, 169
• Wicked men are condemned 1. sententiâ legis, 2. sententiâ judicis p. 936
• Wicked men have no true peace p. 1028
• Wicked men run from God; are weary of God p. 11, 12
• —They are said in a special sense, to be men of the earth p. 800
• —They are wicked men who keep not God's Statutes p. 987
• Wickedness, may be established by a Law p. 874
• Wickedness in Morals, not accounted so reproachful as Weakness in Intellectuals p. 897
• Will of men no coordinate cause of Grace p. 252
• Will unregenerate, is a tough sinew p. 45
• Will accepted for the Deed, in what Case p. 1044
• Will follows the last dictate of the Understanding p. 234
• Will of God twofold, 1. commanding, 2. disposing p. 586
• Will habitual to obey argues our right in the Main p. 1106
• Will of God, and Wisdom of God make a Law p. 876
• —It must take place of our cross Inclinations p. 459
• —God must be allowed to do what he will p. 412
• — God's will, the supreme Reason of our Obedience p. 25, 26, 826, the truth improved p. 826, 827
• Wisdom to hate every false way p. 684
• Wisdom to esteem things according to their intrinsic worth p. 487
• —It consists in three things p. 638
• Wisdom of God, a good ground for our Trusting in him p. 564
• seen in Providence p. 368, 369, 370
• Wisdom of God seen in afflicting his Children p. 463
• Wisdom the perfection of the reasonable creature p. 635
• —What it is not? p. 635, 636, what it is? p. 638, 639, 640
• —Two fold Wisdom from God's word p. 637
• Wisdom of the flesh, scorns tenderness of Conscience p. 519
• Wisdom worldly, wherein it lies? p. 638, 646
• Wishes for Death, their Grounds and Reasons, are to be well considered, p. 104, difference between a Wish and a Desire in many particulars p. 306, 307
• Withdrawing 〈◊〉 God a reason of our wandering p. 1104
• Wondrous things to be seen in the Scripture, 1. concerning God, and his works, 2. Christ and his Redemption, 3. mysteries of Religion, 4. that Law, its Precepts and Sanction p. 173 174, 880, 881, 882, 883, 884
• Word of God, gives true wisdom p. 453
• Word compared with Wealth p. 489, 490, 491, 619
• —It teaches many excellent Lessons p. 592, 593
• —It deserves Love for the Author, Matter, Use p. 622
• —It's a full Declaration of God's mind p. 8, 153
• —It's a certain Declaration of his Mind and Will p. 8
• —It declares, 1. what we must do, 2. whether we do it or no, 3. what we may expect from God p. 9
• —It is self-evidencing p. 9
• —It will excuse or accuse in the day of Judgment p. 6
• —It's not only a Direction, but an Injunction p. 24, 349
• —It's a Light by day, a Lamp by night p. 687, 688, why? 689
• —Its a rule and an Instrument p▪ 53, 688
• —In it we are to consider, 1. the Authority, 2. the Ministry of it, p. 488, 892
• —It's a Glass to show us our spots, and water to wash them away p. 54
• —Three main uses of the Word of God. p. 491
• —It's 1. the Sts. Direction, 2. their Support, 3. their Charter, p. 97, 491, 619, 866, 867
• —It makes rich and happy p. 86, 488, 489, 490
• —It is an Antidote against sin, and a Cordial against sorrow p. 120, 151, 152, 688, 359, 333
• —It is Comfort in two Respects p. 688, 354, 359
• —It is Bread and Water p. 124, 126
• —How we are to be affected towards the Word p. 620
• —It is pure in many Respects, 1. in itself, 2. it makes the Soul—pure, and that 1. as 'tis the appointed Instrument of the spirit—2. as 'tis a proper Instrument for Purification, 3. as it proposes Precepts, Examples, and other helps for Purity p. 857, 858
• —It is Righteousness, all Righteousness, &c. p. 1068
• —It ought to be our Meditation p. 576
• —It's a Light proved from 1. the Aut •… or, 2. Instruments, 3. the ends of it p. 690, 691
• —It is our Comfort in the day of outward Trouble, and inward Anguish: It gives these Comforts, 1. the Privileges of the afflicted, 2. the blessedness of another World, acceptation with God p. 887, 619, (v. Commandments)
• —Believers may humbly challenge God upon his word p. 324
• —It may be hidden in two Respects, 1. in respect of the outward Administration; 2. in respect of the inward Influence, and Efficacy p. 151, 152
• —It is as good as God's actual Performance or Deed p. 444
• —There are wonders in God's word, to be seen when God opens the Eye p. 112, 880, 881, 882
• —What God's opening the eyes contributes to the sight of them p. 112
• Words, idle words weigh heavy in God's Ballance p. 39
• Words are the Female Issue of the Soul, Works the Male Issue p. 89
• Works, Covenants of Grace and Works wherein they agree, and wherein they differ? p. 906, 907, 908, 909
• Word of God upon the Soul may be mentioned before him, and pleaded to him in Prayer, and how? p. 60, 61
• —When God intends to work he sets Prayer on work p. 860
• Work of God in what respects, and sense ascribed to the Creature, and why? p. 751
• —God is always at work for us p. 340
• World not our home, not to be abused p. 117
• —It is preserved for the Elects sake p. 859
• —The spirit of this World p. 572
• —The spirit of God, and the spirit of this World differ p. 478
• —Love of worldly things two great causes of it, 1. A distrust of God's Care, 2. discontent with God's allowance p. 255, present world p. 1089
• Worship, false worship severely punished p. 39
• Worship of God, his Interest therein p. 852
• —True Zeal appears for purity of Worship, and against the corruption of it p. 852
• Worship corrupted by Papists p. 205, 206
• —False Worship makes men 1. subtle, 2. cruel p. 739
• Wounding and healing God's Praerogative p. 511
• Wrath of God, They that walk closely with God are discharged from it p. 7

Y.
• YOk •… of Afflictions to be born from the youth p. 883
• Young and raw Christians, have much Zeal little Knowledge p. 452
• Young Christians may have more true Wisdom than aged Persons p. 653, 654
• Young Men exhorted to beware of evil Company, as the Pest, and Bane of Youth p. 776
• Young men not to be discouraged, nor despised p. 654, 655
• —Encouragement to Youth, and to those that educate them p. 655
• Youth regardless of serious work p. 52
• —God must be remembered in youth, Reasons of it p. 52, 53
• —Youth is tainted with sin p. 52
• —How a young man may cleanse his ways? p. 55
• —Advantages of remembering God in Youth p. 397

Z.
• ZEal for false Worship quenches the fire of real Godliness p. 5
• —It is a high degree of Love. It consumes the natural Spirits p. 849
• Zeal great and pure, becomes those that have any Affection for the ways, and word of God p. 650
• —It is hottest in cold times p. 865
• Zeal Spiritual and Carnal, their differences. Carnal Zeal is faulty in the, 1. Cause, 2. the Object, 3. Measure p. 850
• Zeal spiritual described, 1. by its Causes, 2. Object, 3. Effects, 4. usefulness to public Reformation, 5. use in private Christian Exercises p. 851, 852
• — Blind Zeal, a cause of Persecution p. 144
• —I •… makes a man a prey for the Devil p. 685
• —Young Christians have much Zeal, but little Knowledge p. 452
• Zeal shows itself for purity of worship p. 852
• Zeal now is less, when there's more light p. 657
• Zion, Mourners in Zion, and Sinners in Zion p. 929