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ii.

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Adversity more beneficial than Pros- Age, its advantages enumerated, riji 184
perity

No. 6. vi. 26 Agent, God an omnipotent one, in
Advertisements to the Reader, by the giving peace

v. 201
Author ......V. 354. viii. 497. ix. 22, 23 Ague, quartan, Meditation on .... ri. 221
Ærius, the heretic, the only primi. Ahab, his repentance ...

13
tive opposer of Episcopacy. ix. 594, 662 Ahaziah, enquires of Baal-zebub, God
a vindication of those Fathers,
of Ekron, in his sickness

20
who, it is pretended, second his

God's message to him ... ii.
opinions on Episcopacy

ix. 595

fire from heaven coasunes
Affectation a great enemy...No. 86. vi. 21 bis Messengers

1.
Affection, its blindness

i. 219
his death

25
Saints on earth united there. Allegiance, Oath of, Epistle on the
in.

viii. 242 just sufferings of those who refused
Affections deceitful....

v. 136

it, and on the Increase of Popery.
heavenly, to be simple ;

vii. 205
earthly, to be compounded. No. 94. Allurement, Ten of Satan's Tempta.

vi. 44 tions, of this nature, repelled .. viii. 329
then only safe and right, Almighty, his sure protection, a coin-
when they are deduced from God.

fort under public calamities viii. 147
No. 2. vi. 246 Amalek, the sin of

i, 303
to be well ordered....... vii. 14 Ambition steels the heart
well employed become Vir-

hath no bounds

ii. 160
tues

vii. 335

the torment of it. No. 95. vi.
to compose them towards unity Ambitious, The, Character of vü. ile
and peace, however our judgments

Man bis OWD Enemy.
may differ in lesser verities, a rule

No. 25. vi. 9
of moderation.........

vii. 470 Ambrose, not against Episcopacy.
Affliction calls home conscience... i. 54

ix. 596, 666
a sign of strength. No.40. vi. 11

not in favour of Lay-Elders.
Man under it, the more he

in. 609
strives, the more he is entangled. Angel of the Covenant appeared to
No. 1. vi. 26 Gideon

i. 191
-profitable, especially to some Angelical Familiarily, Soliloquy on. vi. S4
dispositions, more than other. No.21. Angels, two, appear to the Disciples

vi. 258 at the Ascension of Christ..... i 591
to be viewed as Derived

Ministers of the Churches. v. 491
from heaven....

viii. 517 Angels, evil, Torments appointed to
the Intent of God in send.

their spiritual nature....... ü, 973
ing it, to be considered.......... viii. 518

their first Sin and Fall (See
designed for trial and pro-

Spirits, evil)............

vi. 435
bation, and for bettering of the

their Number... vi. 487,
soul.......
viii. 520

viii. 202
in the Nature of it, a fatherly

their Power, vi. 489, viii. 201
chastisement to God's children. vii. 521

their knowledge and
the main comfort thercof to

Malice........... vi. 491, viii. 203, 204
be expected from the Issue ..... viii. 522

the Variety of their Spiri-
the soul cheering itself un-

tual Assaults.....

vi. 493
der it.

viii. 523

their Apparitions and
-no absolute freedom from it Assumed Shapes........

vi. 495
to be expected in this world .....

x. 123

the vehemence of their
of Body, lawful to mourn Last Conflicts.....

vi, 499
for it

V. 568

our Carriage towards
Afflictions, a Man must give thanks

them.....

......... vi. 500
for them; but not pray for them.

how we are to proceed
No. 16. vi. 85
against them.........

vi, 501
difference in Men's disposi-

their Woeful Estate, vi, 509
tions under them ...... No. 63. vi. 281 Angels, good, their Numbers......., vi, 451
Epistle lo Sir Richard Lea,

their Power............ vi. 454
on their comfortable remedies... vij. 238

their knowledge...... vi. 456
Age, the Confinements of, Soliloquy

their Employments and

vi. 389 Operations....... .......... vi. 457
old, Comforts against its incon-

on

...... X.

Page

Page
Angels, good and evil, how differently Archer, Mr. John, his view of the

used as instruments..... No. 53. vi. 64 'Thousand Years' Reign of the
Angels of the Seven Churches, Episco-

Saints

96
pacy supported by a right view of

the error wbich
them....

ix. 681 runs through this whole discourse
Anger, the misery accompanying this

of his.

X. 102
passion...

viii. 20

Areopagi, what................. ix. 644, 732
the Moderation of this passion Ark taken...

............. i. 267
enforced ....

vii. 427 - in the house of Obed-Edom.... i, 364
its violence and ill effects. vii. 427 Arm benumbed, Meditation on one. vi. 161.
zealous, enforced........... vii. 428 Armada, Spanish .....

v. 263
-, vicious, wben it offends in the Arminius, Epistle to Mr. Jonas Rei-
Cause, or in the Quantity .... vii. 428 gesbergius in Zealand, concerning
offends in the Cause, when oc-

some new Opinions broached un-
casioned by a good, indifferent, or

der his name in Holland......... vii. 271
trivial thing

vii. 428 Asa restores the worship of God... i. 471
offends in the Quantity, when

his heart perfect with the Lord i. 473
either too long or too vehement. vii. 429 in his sickness sought not to the
Arguments for its mitigation. Lord but to Physicians ............ i. 474

vii, 430 Assurance of Salvation, attainable, but
Anger and Madness, no difference be-

with difficulty....

vii. 375
twixt them but continuance, No. 80. Atheists, the World full of them.
vi. 99

No. 71. vi. 97
Animals, man accountable to God for Attendant, wise and religious one,

be-
bis treatment of them .............. i. 145 nefit of such...

i. 284
Anselm and Dunstan probibit, in Eng- Augustin, his rule for ascertaining
land, the marriage of Ecclesiastics.

what is of Apostolic Authority.
ix. 184

ix. 527
Answer, a short one, to a difficult Authority, divine, Salan's Templation
Question ; and a tedious one, to

not to submit thereto, repelled. viii. 278
an easy Question, unsuitable...... Aw. more fit for thoughts of Judgment
No. 28. vi. 30 tban Fear....

viii. 199
ANTHEMS FOR THE CATHEDRAL OF Awful disposition of Heart required to-
EXETER....
............. X. 272

wards God's infiniteness. No. 16. vi. 256
Antiquity, several arguments out of it

for the Superiority of Bishops... ix. 582 Back, Fashions profusely heaped upon
Apocryphal Books, opinions of the Old

it.......

v. 283
Church and of the Present Church Buguley, H. bis Letter to the Author, on
of Rome, on their authority, con-

his Sermon on “The Glory of the
trasted
ix. 5 Latter House".

............... V. 204
APOLOGETICAL LETTER TO A PER- Balaam's Ass speaks......

i. 144
SON OF QUALITY..
.............. X. 773

ill counsel........... i. 147
Apologue.

..... V, 169

BALM OF GILEAD: or, COMFORTS
Apostolic Age, its testimony to Epis-

FOR THE DISTRESSED; BOTH MO-
сорасу...

ix. 580 KAL AND DIVINE................. viii. 103
Apostolic Institution, wbat constitutes Banshment, Comforts against enume.
such........
ix. 523 rated

viii. 164
best determined Baptism, Epistle to Lady Hovoria
by the universal practice of the Hay, on its Necessity, and the Es-
Church next the Apostolic Times.

tate of those wbicla necessarily
ix. 525 want it

... vii, 235
Apparitions, of Good Angels....... vi. 462

how to be received...... vii. 509
of Evil Angels.......... vi. 495 Bargain, The Best, Sermon 00...... v. 183
Appearance, the Deceit of, Sermon on. v. 123 Barrenness, Comforts against enume.
Apprehension of God, three ways of it.

rated...

viii. 174
vii. 344 Basest things ever most plentiful.
Approach to God, a duty enjoined.. v. 501

No. 71. vi. 18
Approaches, order of the two. God's Bat and Owl, Meditation on the sight
drawing nigh to us, and our draw-

of them........

.......... vi. 209
ing nigh to God........

v. 507

Beasts wherewith St. Paul conflicted.
Appropriation of God, Christ, and

v. 320
Heaven to the Soul, the ground of Beauty a snare .................i. 384, i. 391

complacency of heart.... vi. 409 Bedlam, the spiritual, Soliloquy on. vi. 359
Arbitrary, all valuations of outward Beech-tree, Meditation on the sight of
things are so................No. 17. vi. 257 one full of puts.......... .... vi, 154
10.

2 D

V. 365

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Page
Bees fighting, Meditation on the sight Body, Satan's Temptation to disbeliece
of.......

.... vi. 157 its Kesurreclion, repelled....... vil 983
Beggar, Meditation on the sight of an Boldness, puts Men forth before their
humble and patient one.......... vi. 131 time and ability .......... No. 22. vi. 5
Meditation on hearing an im-

of those Men, who, knowing
portunate one.....

vi. 223 they must shortly die, yet dare do
Belief, the multiplication of the Arti- those things which will draw upon
cles of, a chiet cause of dissension.

them eternity of torments. No. 18.
viii. 353

vi. S2
Believers die with Christ, who die in Bond, cancelled, Meditation on tbe
him........

sight of one....

vi. 189
Bell, Meditation on the sound of a Bosum Discourse, Soliloquy on..... vi. 348
cracked one...

..... vi. 152 Bounty of God to Man, in the works
Bells, Meditation on hearing a ring of.

of Creation......... No. 7. ri. 947
vi. 175

to us...... No. 29. ri. 261
Beneficence must be extended to Men,

divine, Soliloquy on ........, Fi. 373

v, 119 Boys playing, Meditation on the sight
-, early and cheerful, Epistle

of......

vi. 141
to Mr. Thomas Sutton, urging it Branch and the Stock, their relation a
on him.....

vii. 243 resemblance of the union betwixt
Best Things, ill used, become evils;

Christ and Christians....... vin, 221
and, contrarily, the worst things, Breaches, passive, which follow upon
used well, prove good....No. 86. vi. 73 the Public calamities of any Nation.
Bird, Meditation on bearing the sing-

7. 402
ing of one .......

vi. 204 BREATHINGS OF THE DEVOUT SOUL.
Birds, Meditation on hearing them

vi. $15
singing in a Spring Morning...... vi. 138 Brethren, to comply with them so far as
Bishop, what, as distinguished from we safely may, a way of Peace for a
Presbyter, &c ......
ix. 514 Private Person.....

....... VUL.
Bishop of Rome, Newness of his Uni-

charitable affection towards
versal Headship...........

ix. 291 them, a fit disposition for Peace.
--, Newness of his chal-

viit. 67
lenged Infallibility.................. ix. 293 BROWNISTS, A COMMON APOLOGY
Newness of his Supe-
AGAINST THEM....

iz. 571
riority to General Conncils...... ix. 293 Bucer and French Divines, their testi-
-, new presumption of
mony to Episcopacy....

u. 563
his Dispensations....

ix. 294 Buchinski, Stanislaus, remarks on his
the new challenge of Imprisonment.......

vii, 162
his domiveering over Kings and

- Epistle address-
Emperors...........................

ix. 995 ed to him, on the Comfort of lm.
BISHOPS, A SHORT ANSWER TO THOSE

prisonment............. .... V. 161
ARGUMENTS,

Bulls, the enemies of the Church are
BROUGHT AGAINST THEIR SITTING

sucb, for their ferocity and strength.
IN PARLIAMENT..........

62
Bladder, Meditation on the sight of Burden, the light, Soliloquy on..... Fi 557
one......

vi. 199 Bur-leuf, Meditation on the sight of
Blind man, Meditation on the sight of

one........

vi. 904
one.......

vi. 153 Burning Bush....
Blind men, the cheerfulness of some, a Busy-body, The, Character of...... Fii. 100

comfort under the loss of sight. viii. 171
Blind and Lame, Meditation on the Cesar, the King of the Jews........ 6. 310
sight of them.......

vi. 214 Calamities, public, Comforts against
Blackmoor, Meditation on the sight of enumerated.....

viii, 146
vi. 139

the

sense and
Body, the prison of the Soul... No. 5. sympathy of them common to man.
vi. 26

viii. 146
a vigorous one, a spare to the Calamity, God heals by removing the
soul.......

No. 80. vi. 38 grounds of it................
-, vile; but, in some respects, ho- Caleb, his faith..

.............. i. 125
nourable.......... No. 48. vi. 334 Calling, explained

V, 591
of Subjection, Soliloquy on. vi. 355

and Election must be made
undue Mortiñcation of it, in re-

....... 592
spect of apparel, lodging, and re-

may be made
creation, reprobated.............. vii. 391 sure.................

v. 595
-, Liberty allowed in respect of at-

we must Endea-
tiie, sleep, lodging, recreation. vii. 396 vour to make them sure........... v. 599

NINE

WHICH

ARE

one......

1. 465

sure..........

Page

v. 600

v. 600

Page
Calling and Election, Duty of doing perpetual fruition of the insepara-
this.....

ble presence of God........

72
Advantage there- Change, all things subject to it...... V. 231
of........

Changes, although to the better are
Danger of not

troublesome at the time. No. 35. vi. 90
making them sure

v. 601

of Estate, God to be submit-
Means by which
ted to therein......

vii. 362
this inust be endeavoured
........ V. 604

the inevitable necessity thereof,
lawful and holy, not altered

and God's over-ruling of them, a
by honourable titles, &c......... ix. 537 comfort under public calamities. viii. 146
Callings, Epistle on the Remedies Charge, St. Paul's lo Timothy...... v. 100

against Dulness and Heartlessness Charity, an evidence of our Calling
therein, with Encouragements to

and Election.......

V. 606
Cheerfulness in Labour....... vii. 246 - and Patience require forgetful-
---, the fear of God leads to a blial

ness of evil Deeds and Accidents.
endeavour of obedience therein. vii. 366

No. 67. vi. 36
Caloes of the People, Enemies of the

-, the practice of, urged on all
Church....

v. 258 that love Christ in sincerity..... vi. 422
Calvin, his attestation to the rite of

to be preferred to contention
Confirmation......

ix. 804 for indifferent opinions; with Ex-
Canon, Apostolical, the Women ought amples tbereof...

viii. 357
to bave power on their head..... v. 435 - to be exercised in weighing
Canons, Apostolical, their testimony to the opinions of others........... viii. 361
Episcopacy...

ix. 578

a grace requisite for duly re.
Care, one of the Inconveniences u bich ceiving the Lord's Supper....... vii. 511
commonly attend the great.... viji. 15 Chastisement necessary.... No. 11. vi. 27

Freedom from, one of the Be- Chastisements, Satan's Temptation to
nefits of Poverty.

viii.

17 uccount them judgments, repelled. viii. 307
Cares cast upon God....... No. 13. vi. 52 Chastity in Marriage, enforced..... vii.
Carriag?, Christian and Civil, Epistle

392, 393, 397, 403
to All Readers, containing Rules of Cheerfulness, Christians wrong them.
good advice for it....

vii. 280 selves, who do not encourage it.
Cart, Meditation on the sight of one

No. 7. vi. 50
loaded

vi. 221

-, Christian, Epistle to Mr.
CASES OF CONSCIENCE, RESOLUTIONS

George Wenyffe, Bp. Hall's Fa.
AND DECISIONS THEREOF. In IV

ther-in-Law, exciting thereto... vii. 163
Decades......

viii. 371 Chemnitius, his attestation to the rite
Cassander, George, his opinion on Cor-

of Conhrmation.................... ix. 802
ruptions in the Church..........

........... ix. 28 Child, Meditation on one crying... vi. 192
Catechizing, order for sure grounds to

of God like his Father......... V. 553
be laid for il, a way of Peace be.

bears a filial love to his
longing to Public Authority.... viii. 90 father.

........., v. 553

bears an awful respect
*

its importance and ne-
cessity....

X.

96

THEREOF

........ ii, 224

us.

.

Page
Chiliasts, modern, summary of their Christ, bis Incarnation ......... vi. 231, 49
doctrine, from Mr. John Archer.

--, bis Humiliation and Sufferings,

vi. 232, 406, 429
Choice, preferable to multitude... No.

Pulling on the Lord Jesus,

73. vi. 36 thoughts upon that subject. No. 13.
Cholmley, Mr. H. Letter of Bp. Hall

vi. 239
to him...

ix, 332 thoughts on his coming to send
CHRIST, HIS PRESENCE IN THE SA-

fire on the Earth...... .. No. 15. vi. 255
CRAMENT OF HIS BODY AND BLOOD,

lived not upon alms.... No. 31.
a Plain and Familiar Explication

vi. 263. ii. 11
of it............

ix. 368

his Ascension....... No. 66. vi. 283
CHRIST'S NATIVITY, A LETTER FOR

-, bis Agony.............. No. 2. vi. 309
THE OBSERVATION OF THE FEAST

the first-fruits of them that
.......... ix. 490
sleep.........

No. 35. vi. 328
Christ goes with his parents up to Je.

- thoughts on his knocking at the
rusalem .......

door of the beart......... No. 39. vi. 330
sought by his parents......... ii. 225 honoured by the Creatures in
his temptation, how happy for

his Abasement...

...... vi. 429
ii. 233

in his Huiniliation to be loved
tempted to turn stones into

and imitated.....

vi. 429
bread........

ii. 235 -- to be beheld by Faith on earth,
tempted to cast himself from a

and by Sight in heaven..... Fi. 450
pinnacle of the Temple........... ii. 237 Justified in the Spirit........, ti, 439

tempted to worship Satan... ii. 242 - Seen of Angels......... vi. 434
and a good beart, Familiarity

Preached unto the Gentiles.
betwixt.......
ii. 307

vi. 437
retires to the mountain to pray.

Believed on in the World... vi. 440

ii. 334 · Received up into Glory...... vi. 443
his presence cordial enough to

vehement longing after him, in-
us in our worst amictions.......... ii. 338 cluded in Prayer....

vii. 499
his obedience to the Law... ï. 368

union with him, by faith and
Manifestation of his Glory.. ii. 569 love ; feeling, effectual, indivisible;
his Transfiguration, the Time included in Prayer........

vii. 501
thereof..

ii. 374 -, unspeakable complacency and de-
the Place

light of the soul in him, included in
thereof......
ii. 375 Prayer.

Fi. 501
its Attend-

his having been assaulted, a com-
ii. 377 fort under temptations.......... vii. 131

his Compa- CARIST MYSTICAL ; or, THE BLESSED
nions therein......

ii. 379 UNION OF CHRIST AND HIS MEM-
rebukes Simon the Pharisee by

BERS...

vii. 211
the Parable of the two Debtors.. jj. 408 how to be happy in the appre-

., his love to Martha and Mary hending of him...... ....... vin. 914
and Lazarus...

ii. 438

the honour and happiness of
various titles and characters of

being united to him....... vin. 215
him.....

ii. 456

union with him, the kind and
appears to Mary Magdalen.. ii. 509 manner of it.........

viji, 916
appears to the Disciples...... ji. 513

the Resem-
satisfies the unbelief of Tho-

blances thereof enumerated... Fiii. 917
mas..
ii. 514

its certainty
and Cæsar, Sermon on......... v. 310 and indissolubleness...........

vin. 299
not acknowledged King of the

, its internal pri-
Jews, implied in their acknowledg- rilege and benefit, Life... viji, 094
ment of Cæsar..........

its external pri-
his Cross worthy to be our first vilege, a right to the blessings of
and last lesson.....

earth and heaven...

............. vii, 236
and St. Paul crucified together v. 362

-, means whereby
our Passover, nature and signi- it is wrought......

viii. 937
fication of this implied comparison. v. 538 the union of his Members with
- a Passover..

ants..........

".... v. 315

v. 355

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