Prodigal and Covetous Man, how thought of.......................... No. 68. vi. 68 Profession, Christian, Cautions against a formal and barren one, urged on all that love Christ in sincerity. vi. 424 Profane, The, Character of.........vi. 103 Profane Men, their misplaced fear. 'vii. 365
Profit and Traffic, Ten Cases of Con- science concerning them answered:
1. Whether it be lawful to raise profit by the loan of money....viii. 374 2. Whether wares may be sold as dear as possi- ble.........
3. Whether the seller must tell the faults of his wares................viii. 379
4. Whether commodities may be sold dearer for giving days of pay-
5. Whether, and how far, monopolies are lawful.
6. Whether, and how far, a fraudulent bargain is binding... .... viii. 385 How far, and when, res- titution of another man's goods must be made....
of Knowledge.............. its Punishment ......................................... v. 304
what do we possess that
should excite it?.............
the most dangerous of all sins. No. 45. vi. 12 from the dignity of the Soul, counteracted by a view of the Meanness of the Body. No. 67. vi. 17 and base-mindedness never go asunder..........No, 26. vi. 56 -, every one professeth to hate that vice, yet cherisheth it secretly in his bosom....No. 4. vi. 311 an inward ground of conten- tion........ ..........viii. 60 spiritual, Satan's Temptation thereto, repelled..... .viii. 341
Prideaux, Dr. Letter of Bp. Hall to .....ix. 321 his Reply to Bp.
Hall's Letter ix. 322 Primrose, Dr., Letter of Bishop Hall .........ix. 324 his Reply to Bishop
PRINCIPLES OF RELIGION, A BRIEF
viii. 387 8. Whether, and how far, a promise, extorted by fear, though seconded by an oath, is binding. viii. 389
9. Whether money or goods found may be safely kept and used..... viii. 391 10. Whether goods suspected or known to be stolen may be lawfully bought, &c...........
Promise, Meditation on the challenge of one... Promises, of Man faithless; of God,
vi. 111 the Best, Soliloquy on... vi. 340 Prosperity. See Abound: and Ful- ness of Estate.
-, dangerous, Soliloquy on.
-, exposes to Evil......... vii. 27 leads carnal men to pre- sumption of God's Favour.........vii. 373 to be duly estimated, in order to cure presumption ...... vii. 376
i. 252 directeth all our actions to his own ends......... ii. 19 working wonderfully for
ii. 178 overruleth and disposeth all events...... ..... No. 15. vi. 52 --, course of it we cannot alter, but must quietly submit to. No. 5. vi. 247 reliance upon, a Means of Peace........ vii. 34 the consideration thereof as overruling all events, requisite to contentment............... ....viii. 13 Provision in the very desert, will not be wanted by those, that depend upon God, and busy themselves in his work. ...............ii. 331 Prudence, description of it, digested from Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. x. 17 Psalms, Epistle to Mr. Hugh Chom-
ley, on Bp. Hall's Metaphrase of some of them.................. vii. 157 Psalm cxxxiii, a Latin Version of in Emanuel College..................viii. 370 PSALMS, SOME FEW OF THEM META-
x. 257 Public Calamities, a cause for Mourn- ing.. v. 563 Public Sins, a cause for Mourning. v. 564 Punishment, a cause of Mourning. v. 561 Purgatory, the Romanists' fable there-
of exposed....... ......ix. 54 Purpose of God, not changed in add- ing to the Life of Hezekiah...... ii. 116 Purposes of God, we fulfil them when we know not.. i. 286 Purposes, many good ones not brought to effect..... No. 10. vi. 319 Purity of heart, requisite to devotion. vii. 495
Qualities cleave to their subjects.
No. 29. vi. 10 Quarrels, spiritual, to suppress the be- ginning of them, a way of Peace belonging to Public Authority. viii. 81 •-, once raised, fomenters of
Person viii. 71 QUO VADIS? A JUST CENSURE OF TRAVEL....... ...................................................... X. 223
Rachel barren; Leah fruitful........ i. 42 her Death............................. i. 44 Railing and Provocation, to refrain from them, in differences of religion, a rule of Moderation............. vii. 467 Rain, Meditation on the sight of in
the Sun-shine........ vi. 120 Rain and Waters, Meditation on the sight of the.................. vi. 121, 122 Raven, Meditation on the sight of one.
vi. 169 Reading the Word of God, this must begin with holy reverence, proceed with serious reflection, and close with thanksgiving........ ..... vii. 504 Reason caunot give us the sight of God....
obloquy to be confuted or de- spised thereby, a comfort under In- famy and Disgrace........
Rebekah, her Conception............ i. 38 Rebellions of a wicked People, against a merciful God....... Recipe, universal, for all maladies.
Red-breast, Meditation on occasion of one coming into the chamber, and singing....... .... vi. 118 Red Cross, Meditation on the sight of one on a door.......... Redemption, what the day of it is... v. 526 --, mercy of God therein to Man magnified.......... No. 23. vi. 259 Christ made ours.... viii. 234 Reformation, the advantage of mo- narchical over popular........... ix. 519 Reformed Churches. See Protestant Churches.
Refuge, the sure, Soliloquy on...... vi. 356 Relapses into sin, complaint thereof, with the Remedies............ viii. 135 Religion, this Island blessed with it.
V. 92 false should be true, and true false, should we judge by ap- pearance.... v. 129 The True, Epistle to Mr. Sam. Burton, Archdeacon of Glou cester, on the Trial and Choice thereof...........
Rev. xx. 4, 5, explained.............. x. 121 Revealed Will of God, Cautions to keep within its bounds, urged on all that love Christ in sincerity... REVELATION UNREVEALED, CON- CERNING THE THOUSAND YEARS' REIGN OF THE SAINTS WITH CHRIST UPON EARTH.... Revenge commonly hurts both the of- ferer and sufferer....... No. 55. vi. the love of it natural to us. No. 50. vi. 273 Revolter, and a Man trained up in Er- Tor, difference betwixt them. No.
51. vi. 93 Reward, the blessed, Soliloquy on. vi. 395 Rich, Timotby's Charge to them... v. 103 Honourable, Aged, if a Man would be, he should not strive so much to add to his Wealth, Repu- tation, Years, as to detract from bis Desires......No.188. vi. 42 Man's Friends, are the friends of his riches.... No. 63. vi. €6 Riches to be imparted..... No. 14. vi. 27 easily got with the sacrifice of a good Conscience...... No. 77. vi. 37 --, a burden to the Soul. No. 11.
Sanctification, Christ made ours. viii. 234 Satan, great advantage of a Chris- tian to know the fashion of his on- sets........
personates Samuel............ i. 346 quoteth Scripture............. ii. 241 --, as a Fowler, beguiles us and takes us in his snare... No. 25. vi. 29 -, rages most furiously when he knows he shall rage but a while. No. 81. vi. 71 ready to help us forward in an evil business............. No. 30. vi. 89 --, ever busiest in the best ac- tions....................... No. 44. vi. 91 his Prevalence, Soliloquy on. vi. 349
-, HIS FIERY DARTS QUENCHED: or, TEMPTATIONS REPELLED. In Three Decades................... viii. 269 his Thousand Years' shutting up, divers constructions thereof. x. Satiety in all other, except spiritual things........ No. 1. vi. 309 Satisfaction, the Romanists' view
thereof refuted......................
Saul seeks his father's Asses......... i. 283
Samson slays the Lion..... .......................... . i. 219 finds Honey in the carcase of the Lion.......... i. 221 his Riddle...... .................. ....................... i. 222 revenges the loss of his Wife. i. 224 i. 226
bound........... with Delilah.................. i. 228 his eyes put out........ i. 231 in his death a type of Christ. i. 232
........ i. 310 prophesies......................... i. 326 Saviour, four great occurrences that befel him......
his Last Word..... ......... V. 23 his Last Act........... V. 41
-, thought basely of if accord- ing to the appearance............. v. 126 his sufferings and victory. No. 37. vi. 266 Saviour's Birth, humility thereof... ii. 207 Saviour, crucified, Satan's Temptation not to repose all our trust on him, repelled.. viii. 279 Scavenger, Meditation on the sight of one working in the kennel........ vi. 197 Scholar, Meditation on one that of- fered violence to himself......... vi. 206 Schools of God and Nature, require two contrary manners of proceeding.
No. 15. vi. 28 Sciences, all, except Civil Law, may be better studied in England than abroad................................ x. 235
keep the heart tender............ vii. 369 Security, Good, Sermon on.......... v. 591 SELECT THOUGHTS: or, CHOICE
HELPS FOR A PIOUS SPIRIT...... vi. 213 Self, carelessness of it easy; but love
of it much easier........ No. 73. vi. 18 --, a Man's chief care should be, the knowledge, contentment, vic- tory and enjoyment of himself.
No. 87. vi. 42 Self-interests, Cautions against being swayed by, urged on all that love Christ in sincerity.............. ..... vi. 423 Self-Resignation to God, a disposition necessary to contentment...... viii. Self-Love, an inward ground of con- tention....
the crime of it great. the Kinds of it, and
what is to be made by Churches in their planting or resto- ration.....
Scythe, Meditation on seeing the whetting of one...
Sea, the greatness of God to be seen
Seal, its uses, for Secrecy, for Pecu- liar Designation, for Certainty and Assurance...... .......................... ¥. 529 Sealing to the day of Redemption. v. 529 of the Holy Spirit, an Infe- rence or Argument from it....... v. 534 Seasons, three, when a Wise Man differs not from a Fool. No. 82. vi. Choice of, Soliloquy on.... vi. 388 Secondary Causes to be looked through, in disappointments, to an unseen Providence... ...... V. 237 Secrets burdensome to the Mind. No. 39. vi. 31
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