His (the Son's) attributes

iii.

383

Answer to the Father on Satan's, &c. revolt vi.

The image of the Father

733

iii.

383

The Messiah

Answer to the Father, appointing him to end
the battle between the celestial and re-

Returns in triumph

vi.

878

His person, equipage, &c. in the work of the

creation described

Re-ascent to heaven after it

Institution of the Sabbath (by God the Father
and Son) the seventh after the six days
creation

vii, 581

The solemnity of it described

Answer (the Son's) to Adam, on his solitude

in Paradise

To his reply

To another (promises him a consort)
Appointed by the Father judge of Adam's

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vii. 594

viii.

369

viii.

398

viii.

437

Sentence pronounced by him on the serpent

Explained

On Eve

On Adam

Cloaths them with skins, &c.

X.

211

Re-ascent to the Father, and intercession for

GOD, purity of adoration more acceptable to
him, than ritual

All good proceeds from, and returns to him
To be contemplated in the works of the crea-
tion

Acts immediate

The centre of heaven

His absolute decrees

Omnipresence, goodness, &c.

The fear of him, &c, with loss of freedom,
degenerates

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Particular presence

xii.

48

To obey, love, depend on his providence, &c.

The spirit of it, and liberty, consorts

Grace of God, man its object, and devils eter-

nally excluded from it, why

Man's long resistance of it alone exclusive
Repentance a fruit of it

Gratitude exerted, a discharge of its debt

Gunpowder, guns, &c. the original invention

ascribed to the devil

Discharge described

H

Heaven and earth, their final renovation by fire {

After-happiness therein

xi. 898
xii. 547

Heaven, the joys, &c. of it described

Its gate

Passage from thence to the world

Its general creation

Visible, the study of it how necessary
Speculations of its motions, or the carth's,

censured

How situated, respecting the world, and Hell x.

66

viii. 70

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332

How situated, respecting heaven, and the world x.

Vide Similies.

Hierarchies of Heaven, before the revolt of the

fallen Angels, described
Hinnom, the valley of, whence called Tophet
and Gehenna

HOLY-GHOST, its effusion, &c. at the creation vii.
Descent, &c. on the Aposiles, and all bap-

tized

Promised and given, alike to all believers

Hospitality, an incitation to it

Hymn to light

To God the Father and Son

On conjugal love

4

On the creation

Hypocrisy visible to God alone

Hypocrites, Satan the first

Pretenders to supernatural purity, &c.

I

Idolatry, the original rise of it assigned

Of the post-diluvian world

Jealousy, the lover's Hell

Immortality of the soul discussed

Innocence, the state of it described

V.

579

i.

399

195

Intellectual beings, a faculty of them

Invocations, the author's

Jove (a fallen Angel)

Israelites, the story of their bondage, and de-

liverance from Egypt, related

Of the settlements of their civil and sacred

œconomy in the wilderness

Establishment in Canaan

Reason, use, &c. of their ritual laws

Government by Judges and Kings
Captivity in Babylon

Return from thence, after dissentions, &c.
to the birth of the Messiah, &c.

Isis (a fallen Angel)

Ithuriel (a guardian Angel of Paradise)

Detects Satan's first attempt on Eve there

from

345

xii.

K

Knowledge of good and evil, the tree of it,

how situated

Described

575

Knowledge (or opinion) the result of reason and

fancy

Without restraint, folly

V. 100

vii. 126
viii. 188

xii. 560

ix. 679

{

ix. 795

ix. 863