spect of the powerful working of his Good Spirit........ ....... vi. 240 Lowly, a Man may be too much so in his dealing with Men; with God, he cannot....... No. 63. vi. 95 Loyalty, of the English Clergy clear- ed; that of Separatists questioned.
ix. 436 Lukewarmness in Religion, to be a- voided......... ....... vii. 434 Lute, Meditation on hearing one well played on...... ..... vi. 177 Luther defended against the calum- nies of the Papists............... ix. 101 Lutheran Churches, their undue aliena-
tion from the other Reformed. viii. 53 Luther's three Masters, Prayer, Temptation, Meditation... No. 85. Lying down to rest, Meditation on. vi. 129
Man in his degenerate nature differs only from a Beast in Shape, Speech, Ratiocination....
compared to a variety of Beasts... ........ v. 324 how he became so like a Beast. v. 324 The, Character of, Sermon on. v. 410 his Vileness, David's wonder at it....... v. 411 what he is in his being....... v. 414 his Transitoriness.......... v. 417 -, God's Mercy to him, David's wonder at it...... ....... V. 421 placed between God and the inferior Creatures....... No. 65. vi. —, the evil and the good, their tem- per in respect to God and Satan. No. 72. vi. 18
Man, the faithful one hath three eyes, the first of Sense, the second of Reason, the third of Faith. No. 82.
his folly in his best interests. No. 32. vi. proud, encious, or angry, his
in some respects below the in- ferior Creatures........ No. 38. vi. 60 of extraordinary parts makes himself admired by singular be- haviour, which if a Man of com- mon faculty do but imitate, be makes himself ridiculous. No. 60.
vi. 65 a Hungry one regards not the form of his Platter...... No. 76. vi. 70 his distrust of Providence. No. 87. vi. 73 seldom eminent for sundry na- tural faculties: with spiritual gifts it is otherwise............. No. 7. vi. 85 none so base, but some have admired him; none so good, but some have detracted from him. No.
Marriages, how much weight Wealth should have in forming them...... i. 335 Marry, forbidding to do so, a doctrine of Devils ... Martyrdom World
ix. 94 came early into the
Martyrs, why so courageous in Death, while we fear a natural one. No. 3.
to be made known and dissolved...............viii. 493 Maturities, human, have their period, only Grace hath none... No. 15. vi. 85 Means, to be used, not rested in. No. 69. vi.
Meat, how to be used by Christians. No. 19. vi. MEDITATIONS AND VOWS: DIVINE AND MORAL. Century I....... vi. Cen-
the opinion of their reign with Christ on earth, refuted.... x. 118 Master and Servant, Solomon's account of them, digested from Proverbs and Ecclesiastes......... ...... X. Matrimony, Ten Cases of Conscience concerning it answered:
1. Whether marriage, with- out or against the pa- ren's' consent, may be accounted lawful. viii. 451 2. Whether divorce may be admitted on any other account than for the violation of the Mar- riage-Bed............. viii. 460 3. Whether after a lawful di- vorce for adultery, the innocent party may marry again......... viii. 464 4. Whether a father may com-
pel the child to marry as he shall appoint.......viii. 468 5. Whether the marriage of brother's or sister's chil- dren be lawful....... viii. 470 6. Whether a witnessed con- tract, or espousals, be necessary before mar- ..........viii. 474
7. Whether there ought to be a prohibition and for- bearance of marriages and marriage-duties, for some appointed times. viii. 477
8. Whether marriages may be valid without a minis- ..... viii. 479
9. Concerning Banns...... viii. 480 10. Whether, and in what cases, marriages may be an- nulled'. ........ viii. 482
1. Whether a marriage, con- summate betwixt the uncle and niece, be so utterly unlawful, as to merit a sentence of pre- sent separation.......viii. 485 2. Whether it be lawful, for a man to marry his wife's brother's widow .....viii. 491 3. Whether an incestuous mar- riage, the parties being ignorant thereof, ought
Meditation, to be persevered in. No. 1. vi.
No. 37. vi. MEDITATION, DIVINE, THE ART OF.
vii. 55 the Practice of it illustrated, in an Example of Meditation on Eternal Life, as the End... .......... vii. 58 in an
Example of Meditation ou Death, as the Means.... Mediators, the multiplication there- of impeaches the Priestly Office of Christ.......
Meek complying with each other en- joined........
.........V. 468 Melanchthon, his attestation to the rite of Confirmation ...............ix. 801
Melody, sacred, Soliloquy on Men, their unwillingness to die. No. 30. vi. 58 that are in the same condition, speed not always alike. No. 49. vi. 273 their various dispositions for different occupations and plea- No. 93. vi. 300 Mercies, Soul's misimprovement and forgetfulness of them... No. 4. vi. 317 -, sure, Soliloquy on..........vi. 371 Mercy of God, acknowledged in a temporal Deliverance............. v. 251 Merit, the Romanists' View thereof refuted ix. 50 on the Doctrine of ......... ix. 245 Newness of the Doctrine of. ix. 245 Doctrine of, against Scrip- ix. 246 Doctrine of, against Reason. ix. 247 Meriting Cause of a fruitful Land be- ing turned into barrenuess...... v. 239 Messengers of God, to be reverenced.
Mice, Philistines plagued with them in their land...... i. 276 Michal punished with barrenness....i. 366 Midwives, Egyptian .................. i. 60 Millenarians-See Chiliasts.
Millenium, strange conceits concern-
ing it........ ............No. 15. vi. 321 Mind, the subject to be renewed....v. 296 -, proportion to be observed be- tween what it receives and what it expends......... No. 54. vi. 34 to be framed to the Estate. No. 59. vi. of Man, infinite in desire, finite in capacity........................................... No. 64. vi. 35 the evils attending a Waver- ing and Inconstant one.. No. 89. vi. 42 of Man, doth both naturally overprize his own in comparison of others, and yet contemu and neg- lect his own in comparison of what he wants. The Remedy of this latter evil........ No. 98. vi. 77 Minds, the most depraved, affect not all sins.... .No. 10. vi. Ministerial Function, Epistle to Mr. Sa. Hall the Author's Brother, on the Great Charge thereof: with Directions for due Preparation thereunto, and Carriage therein. vii. 208 Ministers, their Insufficiency and Non-Residence, remarks on......ix. 435 whether they should en- dure themselves silenced......... ix. 462 Ministries, their diversity.... ......... V. 158 Ministry, Epistle to Mr. Wm. Knight, encouraging him to persevere there- in, inclining to forsake it on con- ceit of Insufficiency and Want of Affection.........
how we are to be affect-
ed after them........................... vii. 563 Misery, none incident to us, where- of our Gracious Redeemer is not sensible.....
ii. 975 9 to be always or never alone. No. 60. vi. 35 Missal Sacrifice impeaches the Priest- ly Office of Christ..................................... ix. 66 , its Newness.........ix. 258 ---, against Scripture...ix. 259 --, against Reason......ix. 260 Moderation must be observed in pur- suit of our apprehended right.. ... v. 467 MODERATION, CHRISTIAN. IN TWO Books..
External, in a diligent observ- ance of all good enjoined. vii.314 and in a careful ab- staining from every
evil forbidden...vii. 317 Internal, in referring ourselves and our actions to God.. vii. 318 in surrendering up ourselves wholly to him...............vii. 518 and in thirsting after a more full frui- tion of him.....vii. 319 Motions, first, of Sin; a resolution to re- pel them, a means to keep the heart
tender.... Motive makes a service pleasing to God, or otherwise...... No. 14. vi. 85 Mourners in Sion, a Persuasive to
all to become true ones.......... v. 574 Mourning, a Threefold time for it. v. 561 to be regulated, as to the ........... v. 568
-, as to the ................................ V. 569 as to the ...... v. 569 be observ-
..... v. 570 allowed in
.... v. 571
attended with Spiritual Profit .................................. V. 573 MUNDUS ALTER ET IDEM......... x. 129 Murder, Epistle to one under con-
Music, Meditation on hearing it by
Nature, sly and cunning. No. 96. vi. 301 "" the consideration of how little will suffice it, requisite to content- ment.........
Natures of Men, all equally indispos- ed to grace.. No. 42. vi. 91
Nebuchadnezzar besieges, and lays waste Jerusalem.... Nehemiah a lively image of the Church Militant.....
Neutrality, in things good or evil, odious and prejudicial; in matters of indifference, safe and commend- able........ .No. 26. vi. 88 Nicodemus embalms the body of Je-
ii. 501 Night cometh, when no Man can work No. 47. vi. 334 Noah, a faithful Teacher............. i. 18 -, entering the Ark........................................... i. 19 his drunkenness i. 22
Noah's Dove bringing an Olive Branch
of Peace to the Church, Sermon on. v. 145 Noble, The truly, Character of... vii. 92 Norwich, Earl of, Epistle of Bp.
Hall to him on the Trueness and Visibility of the Roman Church. ix. 309 Nourishment and the Body, their re- lation a resemblance of the union betwixt Christ and Christians. viii. 220 Novelties and Wonders, those that af- fect to tell them fall into many ab- surdities................. .No. 19. vi. Novelty of Opinion, Satan's Temptation to be fond thereof, repelled...... viii. 337
Oaths, how far to be allowed........ix. 447 Oaths and Covenants, Seven Irrefra- gable Propositions concerning them..... ix. 502 Obadiah feeds a hundred Prophets. i. 482 meets Elijah......... i. 482 Obedience, soul's desire to follow God therein.......... No. 1. vi. 317
-, cheerful, Soliloquy on. vi. 372 Object, the happiest, Soliloquy on...vi. 342 Objects, two, for a Christian's Eye; Shortness of Life, Eternity after Death... No. 71. vi. 36
-, sad, of a free beholder's eye, a comfort under imprisonment.
OCCASIONAL MEDITATIONS...... vi. 103 Occupations, of Men, various; of An- gels, one their end must be the No. 2. vi. 48 Old Age odious when fruitless. No.54. vi. 14 the best stage of life. No. 14.
same......... ....................
spared to it..................No. 8. vi. 319 Old Men and Children, to be first chosen as objects of Beneficence,
OLD RELIGION........ Onan, bis Sin..............
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