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Commentary on Numbers

William Attersoll (d 1640) · 2,666,749 words · 11852 min

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it is the cause of death, 1125. four things cleave to it, p. 1126 a.
  • Sin the only cause of judgments, and whether all sin be voluntary, p. 1248 a.
  • Single life not to be vowed, p. 155.
  • Sleepy hearers, p. 2306.
  • Society with wicked, p. 1112.
  • Sorcerers wrought no miracles, 680 b. neither can do, p. 681.
  • Sorcery, p. 977, b.
  • Soul is immortal, 933, 1172. God is the Creator thereof, p. 2132 b.
  • Standards, what use in war, p. 62 b.
  • Stews, 381. Popish excuses, 382. reasons against it, p. 384.
  • Stoics, p. 773.
  • Subjects duties, 69. without them they cannot honor God, p. 508 a.
  • Superiors must give example, 830 b. they lie open to judgments, p. 1056.
  • Superstition, p. 883.
  • Supper of the Lord, 479 a. no unclean person may come to it, 481, 487, not to be shifted off, 490 b 491. not enough to partake of the outward sign, p. 500.
  • Suspition, p. 365.
  • Swearing, 252 b. the causes of it, 373. reasons framed to defend it, p. 374.
    • T
    • Tabernacle a figure of the Church, pag. 436 in the midst of the host, p. 80.
    • Teachers negligent, p. 443, 444.
    • Tears of the godly, p. 594 b.
    • Temples, 694, how profaned, ibid. they must be kept in good order, p. 495 a.
    • Temporally punished the faithful are, p. 1130 a.
    • Tentations of the faithful, p. 21, 22.
    • Terrors to wicked men, p. 932.
    • Thanksgiving a necessary duty, p. 827, b. 829
    • Theft, p. 322.
    • Threatenings of God always accomplished, 766 b. they are conditional, p. 600.
    • Times dangerous, p. 1041 b.
    • Tithes, 447. they are the Lord's, 195, b. 704. paid of sundry sorts, 703. not alms, ibid,
    • Toleration of diverse Religions, p. 627.
    • Toleration of things unlawful, p. 305 a.
    • Trance, p. 682 b.
    • Translation Latin false, p. 1259 a.
    • Transubstantiation no miracle, p. 690 b,
    • Trial of spirits, 1101 b. rules of it, p. 1102 a.
    • Trumpets to what use, p. 502.
    • Truth shall continue forever, 465. all must be helpers to it, p. 466.
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    • Vengeance, p. 300 b.
    • Ueniall sins, 718 in what sense, 719, the popish opinion thereof, ibid.
    • Vice, whether of more force then virtue, p. 165 a.
    • Victory is the Lord's, p. 824.
    • Virgin Mary conceived in sin, p. 538 b.
    • Vision, p. 986.
    • Visitation from God, p. 796, 797.
    • Unity 54. no note of the Church, p. 880.
    • Universal grace, p. 925 b.
    • Vniuersality no note of the Church, 581. Popish reasons, p. 582.
    • Uniuersality of the elect only, p. 521 a.
    • Ungodly often prosper, 507. they are God's enemies, 515. preserved for the godly's sake. 557. what they account of the Church & of the word, p. 5 9
    • Vnpossible to men, not to God, p. 540.
    • Unregenerate described, p. 278, 341 b.
    • Vnthankefulnesse, 442 b. a mother sin, 524. the fruits of it, ibid.
    • Vow, what, 481, 1161. lawful, 780, 1159. what unlawful, ibid. Popish vows, p. 782, 134 b.
    • Vow of baptism, 783. of special vows in affliction ibid. the right manner of vowing, 1163. the true ends thereof, ibid.
    • Uow of the Nazarites, 414. Christ observed not this vow, 418 a. Uowes of Popish Monks unlawful, p. 420.
    • Vow of poverty, 453. of single life, 155. of Obedience, Ibid.
    • Uprightness. See Sincerity.
    • Vrim, p. 1132.
    • Use of repetitions to the godly, 239. to the ungodly, p. 240 a.
      W
    • Want always among some of God's people, p. 1229 a
    • Wars ordered by God, 824. the misery of thē, 852 b. of great antiquity, p. 1017.
    • Water of separation, 716. it cannot cast out devils p. 717.
    • Weak means God chooseth, p. 486 b.
    • Whisperers, 351. the several sorts, p. 352.
    • Whoredom 308, 378 b. the several kinds, p. 387, b.
    • Wicked are miserable, 107 b. know not what they do, 572 b. not escape, 575 b. proceed from evil to evil, 592. See ungodly.
    • Wicked how they behave themselves in affliction, 624 a. they color their wickedness, 649. They cry to God when too late, 663 a. they will not be warned by former judgments, 669 b. oft seek of the faithful, 801. they desire others to pray for them, p. 808, 809.
    • Wicked hate and persecute the godly, 841 b. being reproved they continue in sin. 916. They have some good motions, 930. they lay the fault upon second causes, p. 942.
    • Wicked are wise in their kind 978. are suffered long, yet in the end punished, p. 11 6.
    • Will of God revealed to the wicked, p. 888.
    • Winning of souls. See Save.
    • Wisdom, p. 579, 580.
    • Witchcraft, p. 1032.
    • Witches resorted unto, p. 482.
    • Witnesses, p. 372, 90 b
    • Witness false offendeth 6 ways, p. 1253, b
    • Woes, 44. Word our direction, p. 114.
    • Woman taken in adultery: p. 1054.
    • Works must be perfected, p. 437.
    • Works of God's justice, p. 688.
    • Wrath of God, p. 567.
    • Wrongs, 561. they cry to God, p. 571.
      X
    • Xenophon, p. 1167, b.
      Y
    • Yoke of poverty, 888. Yong of two sorts, p. 218.
    • Yong years must be given to God, p. 160.
      Z
    • Zeal of the first times for the Ministers maintenance, p. 705.
    • Zeal not all good, p. 922.
    • Zelophehad p. 643, a. 1124 b.
    • Zimri, p. 1067.
    • Zwingli, p. 1151.
    The End of the Table.