Page 263 Redeemer Vol. 2. Page 204 Religion Vol. 2. Page 180 213 Remedy Vol. 2. Page 15 Sup. Remuneration Vol. 2. Page 50 Repentance Vol. 2. Page 92 Sup. 258 Resignation to God Vol. 2. Page 212 Revenge Vol. 2. Page 147 148 Rich Men Vol. 2. Page 187 Riddle Vol. 2. Page 146 Rock Christ Vol. 2. Page 23 24 Sup. Rome Vol. 2. Page 25 S. Sacrifice of Jephtah Vol. 2. Page 130 131 Salutations Vol. 2. Page 171 191 Sanhedrim Vol. 2. Page 46 Sup. Satan Vol. 2. Page 244 Sayings Vol. 2. Page 208 Science middle Vol. 2. Page 301 Scripture Record a great Blessing Vol. 2. Page 90 Sup. Sea Red Vol. 2. Page 7 Sup. Security Vol. 2. Page 78 Sedition Vol. 2. Page 52 54 Sup. Self Denial Vol. 2. Page 283 Serpent Brazen Vol. 2. Page 69 70. Sup. Severity Vol. 2. Page 119 232 Signs Vol. 2. Page 113 Sin the evil of it Vol. 2. Page 45 Sup. 25 252 Sinful self Vol. 2. Page 103 Sup. Sinai Mount Vol. 2. Page 26 Sup. Singing Moses Song Vol. 2. Page 10 115. Sup. Sin seen in Israel Vol. 2. Page 93 Sup. Spyes Vol. 2. Page 6 Stabbing Vol. 2. Page 99 100 Succoth Vol. 2. Page 2 Sup. Sun Vol. 2. Page 39 Superstition Vol. 2. Page 109 Sup. 94 Swearing Vol. 2. Page 72 T. Tabernacle Vol. 2. Page 39 Sup. Temperance Vol. 2. Page 197 Tempters Subtlety Vol. 2. Page 79 Sup. Thankfulness Vol. 2. Page 197 Thirst Vol. 2. Page 64 Sup. Time Vol. 2. Page 212 Trouble Vol. 2. Page 13 Sup. Truth of God Vol. 2. Page 62 Sup. Truth Vol. 2. Page 206 Tyranny Vol. 2. Page 124 U. Vanity Vol. 2. Page 168 Vertuous Vol. 2. Page 205 Victory Vol. 2. Page 73 Sup. Victuallers Vol. 2. Page 7 Virginity Vol. 2. Page 134 135 Visions Vol. 2. Page 83 Sup. Unity Vol. 2. Page 180 Unction Vol. 2. Page 263 Unkindness of Friends Vol. 2. Page 66 Sup. Vows Vol. 2. Page 107 108 Sup. 130 131 W. War when Just Vol. 2. Page 72 Sup. War with Amalek Vol. 2. Page 24 Sup. Waters of Jordan Vol. 2. Page 15 Whoredom Vol. 2. Page 82 Wicked Ways Vol. 2. Page 85 Sup. Wicked Men no fellowship with them Vol. 2. Page 100 Sup. Widowhood Vol. 2. Page 162 Wife Godly Vol. 2. Page 213 Wisdom Vol. 2. Page 211 246 Witchcraft Vol. 2. Page 321 322 Work Vol. 2. Page 201 World a Wilderness Vol. 2. Page 22 Sup. Worldly Men Vol. 2. Page 210 211 212 X. Y. Z. Zeal of Phinehas 105 Sup. of Gideon Vol. 2. Page 109 AN EXACT INDEX OF THE SCRIPTURES OF THE THIRD VOLUME UPON THE Old-Testament GENESIS CHap. Verse Vol. 3. Page EXODVS Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 30 12 13  563 38 24 26  370 LEVITICVS Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 18 26 28  593 27 2 c.  563 NVMBERS Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 3 10  572 18 7  Ibid. 35 33  568 DEVTERONOMY Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 22 26  379 28 56 57  546 32 23  468 JOSHVA Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 9 15  414 JVDGES Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page RVTH Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 1 SAMVEL Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 2 SAMVEL Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 12 24   369 to 424 1 KINGS Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 1 to 22   426 to 640 13 2 to 32  620 2 KINGS Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 11 per totum  560 561 Both Books of Chronicles are mixed with both Samuel and Kings EZRA Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 1   650 2   652 3   654 4   655 5   691 6   693 7   695 8   697 9   699 10   701 NEHEMIAH Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 1   704 2   706 3   709 4   710 5   711 6   713 7   716 8   717 9   720 10   721 11   723 12   725 13   727 ESTHER Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 1   661 2   666 3   670 4   673 5   676 6   680 7   681 8   683 9   687 10   690 JOB Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 10 2  413 12 13  471 18 14  608 20 5  510 21 19  427 Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 22 29  659 33 17  638 PSALMS Psams Verse Vol. 3. Page 3 6  544 30 6  611 40 2  369 56 7  635 68 21  468 89 33  460 104 19  609 107 34  528 115 3  469 116 15  316 127 3  470 PROVERBS Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 14 14  511 20 25  515 21 3  396    and 469  10 11  533 25 1  595 31 13 to 28  376 ECCLESIASTES Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 7 26  466 CANTICLES Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page ISAIAH Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 7 6 7  590 13 17  465 14 9  669 30 33  588 36 and 37   603 c. JEREMIAH Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 10 7  521 11 12  616 12 5  616 15 11  614 24 and 25   639 35 1 c.  635 36 26  560 38 and 52   639 EZEKIEL Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page All from Chap. 8. to the end 637 16 38  636 14 17  636 20 8 to 24  506  3  631 DANIEL Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 2   637 3   637 4   638 5 5 6  429  21  469 5   639 6   643 9   647 10   657 11 and 12   660 740 HOSE A. Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 11 8 9  589 13 9  472 JOEL Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page A MOS. Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page OBADIAH Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page JONAH Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page All of it   574 to 584 MICAH Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 3 5 11  541 NAHVM Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page All of it   584 to 587 HABAKKVK Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 3 2  424 and 685 ZEPHANIAH Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 1 4  618 HAGGAI Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 1 4  657 ZECHARIAH Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page MALACHY Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page APOCRYPHA 737 to 740 THE New-Testament MATTHEW CHap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 2 14  560 8 21  602 12 42  464 23 35  565 24 22  424 MARK Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page LVKE Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 4 25  496 9 55  496 11 30  580 13 24  549 32  494 18 5  497 JOHN Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page 2 9 10  664
the God of Israel if so then he would Lighten his Hand from off them upon the Success of this Attempt v. 8 9 10 11 12. Josephus saith here that they set the Kine with the Cart in trivio absque Auriga instigatore c. in a place where three ways met and without a Carter to drive and direct them N. B. Indeed 't is said the Lords of the Philistines went after them but not with them to guide the Kine in the right way For though those Lords pretended to be as Pages in honour to Gods Ark which they followed as its Servants for its more honourable dismission yet in truth they did it to prevent all impostures by others and that themselves might be the more assured of the reality of this miraculous event This they saw with their own Eyes That the Kine took the strait way to Bethshemesh all along Lowing for their Calves left behind them not turning either to the Right Hand or Left God manifestly appearing to be the guide of them in this course so contrary to their Natures and not driven forcibly end-ways by any Man driver N. B. Let us here with Moses in Exod. 3.2 3. Turn aside to behold this great wonder 'T is a very great wonder that God would thus gratifie those Idolatrous Philistines with such a Miraculous Sign when they thus tempted him to decide their doubts about the Original of their Plagues upon such a meer contingency as was this Case when as it was more probable that God would rather punish their Superstition and harden their Hearts still to their utter destruction N. B. 'T is a wonder that the Philistines were not all cut off as the Bethshemites were here v. 19. when they first laid their foul Hands upon it when they first took it Captive and now again when they Carted the Ark though upon a new Cart seeing the Lord made a breach upon David for his doing the very self same thing 2 Sam. 6.3 N. B. No Reason can be rendred for this severity of God against his Servants and his indulgency towards his Enemies but this God confers greater priviledges upon his own People and therefore if they Transgress against all their Light and Love c. he infers greater punishments upon them as Amos 3.2 David and the Bethshemites had the Light of the Law of God by them and therefore sinned more against knowledge than those poor blind ignorant Philistines could do Therefore God did not only spare them in Carting his Ark but also condescended to work this Miracle for their Conviction More especially it being a work that so much concerned his own Glory and the comfort of his poor People Israel who now looked upon themselves as forlorn and forsaken of God the pawn of his Presence being so long lost to them as the Ark was absent for Seven Months from them N. B. In which doleful Day God's People could not but look upon all their other Comforts as so many Ichabod's while God's Ark Israel's Glory was absent from them Therefore may it well be supposed God wrought this Miracle not only for convincing the Superstitious Philistines but also and more especially for comforting his Disconsolate Israelites that lamented after the Lord and after his Ark. N. B. Nor do we find that God rejected those shameful presents of those sinful Philistines whereby he might seem to be rather dishonoured than glorified with a figure of their secret and unseemly parts in which their Emrods were fixed because this also did proclaim God's Glory and did perpetuate the sin and shame of the Vncircumcised among the Lord's People who could not but upon this occasion the more deride and despise them whom God had thus stigmatiz'd with such an Ignominious a Disease and whom themselves had thus branded with such loathsome Portraitures c. N. B. Those Kine Lowing all along as they went to Bethshemesh which signifies the House of the Sun doth represent the moaning Christian in his Motion to the House of the Sun of Righteousness groaning and crying all along Oh Wretched Man who shall deliver me Rom. 7.24 The Fifth Remark is The Arks Reduction to Bethshemesh in its way to Shiloh v. 13 14 15 c. and its Reception by the Bethshemites First Honourably which is express'd by their rejoycing to behold it by their running to meet it leaving their Harvest-work in the Field behind them and as it were crying to it Oh Welcome Welcome we lost our Glory when we lost thee long Seven Months have we wanted thee and shame hath covered our Faces all this tedious time but now Oh blest be God that thou art returned to take away our Reproach N. B. After this manner Bethshemesh a City of Judah rejoyced at the return of the Ark thus far they did well and had they not afterward received it Irreverently as now they did Honourably they had not smarted so severely as in v. 19. nor was this all in their Rejoycings But Bethshemesh being a City given to the Priests Josh 21.16 had them ready to take down the Ark of God and to make the Kine and the Cart neither of which could be put to any common use both of them being Consecrated to God by bearing his Ark to be a Burnt-Offering to the Lord as a Testimony of their thankfulness to him for redeeming the Ark out of the Philistines hands and for his returning it to Israel N. B. And they took down also the Coffer wherein the Golden Mice and Emrods were contained for such was the Philistines Reverence to the Ark that they durst not open it to put their Jewels of Gold therein but put them in a Coffer distinct from it these probably were preserved by the Israelites for a lasting Monument and Memorial of the Philistines shame who had alway after an Implacable Hatred against Israel N. B. Upon the same account the Censers of Korah and his Complices were kept for a Memorial with some small alteration Numb 16.40 from whence some suppose that those ridiculous Presents which the Philistines fondly call'd Jewels were not allowed to abide in that disgraceful form but the Gold of both might serve to make Golden Vessels for the Sanctuary c. The Sixth Remark is The Return of the five Philistine Lords back to Ekron the same day v. 16. namely when they had beheld with Amazement that prodigious Providence of God in carrying the Cart and Kine with the Ark home so contrary to the course of Nature into its own Countrey and the joyful Entertainment the Ark found there they staying so long as to see the Ark taken down and their own Coffer of Jewels accepted then hasten they home to tell all these Tidings which were enough to Convince them but not effectual to Convert them for they still retained their old Malice against God's People as it appeareth afterwards Chap. 7.3 7 8. N. B. Those are the worst sort of Miscreants among Men that know good yet do evil these Lords
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Page 43 God's goodness to such as fear him 383. His Soveraignty over his Servants Vol. 4. Page 397 Gospel not to be subdued Vol. 4. Page 51 Guilt exposeth to fear Vol. 4. Page 102 Grace its beauty 56. Exâ—olled by Christ 56. And the Seal of it to go together Vol. 4. Page 392 Its Truth more regarded than Measure Vol. 4. Page 64 Grievances to be redressed Vol. 4. Page 428 H Happy is the Place where Christ is Vol. 4. Page 43 Healing of a poor Cripple Vol. 4. Page 48 49 The Heart is to conceive Christ 11. Compared to Soil 65. To give Birth to Christ Vol. 4. Page 12 13 Herod and Herodias's sin 40. their miserable Death Vol. 4. Page 41 Heaven and Hell described Vol. 4. Page 157 Hell filled with variety of Torments Vol. 4. Page 156 The High in Faith may be Low in Humility Vol. 4. Page 55 Hereticks are Wolves Vol. 4. Page 456 Humility its nature Vol. 4. Page 55 Hypocrites most for Ceremonies Vol. 4. Page 52 Sooner or later detected Vol. 4. Page 360 I Ignorance inexcusable Vol. 4. 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Page 512 Parables of the Sower 61 to Vol. 4. Page 65 Parable of the Sower Vol. 4. Page 61 62 Parable of the Man fallen among Thieves 111 to 123. Of the great Supper 123 124 Of building the Tower 125. Of the lost Sheep Groat and Son 125 to 148. Of Dives and Lazarus 149 to 158. Of the Ten Virgins 177. Of Pounds and Talents 178 to Vol. 4. Page 188 Seed Temporal and Spiritual their congruity 63. Their disparity Vol. 4. Page 64 Preachers to be tender Vol. 4. Page 78 Preaching a Means of Grace Vol. 4. Page 77 The Prayer of Faith prevalent Vol. 4. Page 75 427 Worldly Professors taken up with worldly things
Vol. 4. Page 44 Philosophers prime Patriarchs of Hereticks Vol. 4. Page 436 Piety compared to a Tower Vol. 4. Page 124 125 Providence over-ruling all Vol. 4. Page 17 The concurrence of its works Vol. 4. Page 43 The Prodigal Son Vol. 4. Page 135 136 The Punishment of notorious Sinners under the Gospel-Ministry Vol. 4. Page 347 Policy subservient to Piety Vol. 4. Page 432 Q R Reformation not all at once Vol. 4. Page 37 Righteousness natural or moral what Vol. 4. Page 115 116 Its insufficiency for Salvation Vol. 4. Page 116 117 Repentance to be Preached 117 Rewards above whether equal Vol. 4. Page 187 188 Reproofs singular kindnesses Vol. 4. Page 418 Rome Heathen less cruel than Pagal Vol. 4. Page 496 S Sabbath a means of sanctifying Grace Vol. 4. Page 423 Saints glorified know each other Vol. 4. Page 99 The good Samaritan Vol. 4. Page 120 121 Saul's famous Conversion Vol. 4. Page 365 One Sin makes way for another Vol. 4. Page 347 Requiring Signs an evidence of Hypocrisie Vol. 4. Page 92 Simony from Simon Vol. 4. Page 361 A famous Sorcerer Vol. 4. Page 406 Separation when lawful Vol. 4. Page 444 445 Sleeping at Sermons dangerous Vol. 4. Page 452 The Lord's Day Sabbath hinted at by Circumcision on the Eighth day Vol. 4. Page 21 Shiloh signifies a Secondine hence Christ so stiled Vol. 4. Page 9 Simony abhorred and corrected Vol. 4. Page 36 Sins of Great Men to be reproved Vol. 4. Page 41 Socinians refuted Vol. 4. Page 4 Syllogisms used to confute the Jews Vol. 4. Page 50 T Talents allowed to all Vol. 4. Page 178 A Thief converted at the Death of Christ 237.8 9. His Prayer Vol. 4. Page 238 A peculiar Time of Promises fulfilling Vol. 4. Page 14 Time of Christ's coming to comfort Zion Vol. 4. Page 513 Traditions pleaded against Truth Vol. 4. Page 86 Tranquillity of the Church short Vol. 4. Page 446 Tricks of Tyrants Vol. 4. Page 397 U Unbelief cleaves to the best heart Vol. 4. Page 90 Unbeliever's State most miserable Vol. 4. Page 252 Unconverted Men drive a Trade of Sin Vol. 4. Page 111 Unity of Ministers amiable Vol. 4. Page 395 Unanimity alone cannot authorize Opinions Vol. 4. Page 426 V Vanity used to effect great ends Vol. 4. Page 435 Divine Vengeance sleeps not always Vol. 4. Page 26 Believers call'd Vessels because rather Patients than Agents in Conversion Vol. 4. Page 372 The wise and foolish Virgins Vol. 4. Page 176 Vipers destroy each other Vol. 4. Page 490 W Waiting on God a duty Vol. 4. Page 14 The World a Warfare Vol. 4. Page 314 Man's way not in himself Vol. 4. Page 465 Weaknesses discovertd before the Power of Christ Vol. 4. Page 79 Wise men their Offerings to Christ as Prophet Priest and King Vol. 4. Page 25 A Word in season very good Vol. 4. Page 478 X Y Youth a sleepy Age Vol. 4. Page 453 Z Zeal with Revenge Vol. 4. Page 37 Blind Zeal Vol. 4. Page 355 356 An Exact Index of the Scriptures of the Fourth Volume upon the Old Testament GEnesis Chap. verse Vol. 4. page  5 3  9  15 1  513  22 14  400  32 10  17  37 23  215  49 10  9 Exodus chap. verse Vol. 4. page  2 26  25  3 2 3  261  7 3  428  8 15  196  18 21  219  19 16 18  101  34 19  97 Levit. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  14 4  46  25 23  242 Numb chap. verse Vol. 4 page  14 28  221  16 27  424  22 28  434  23 23  407  25 4  225 Deut. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  17 2 8 12  209  18 11  424  28 58  218  32 32 33  224  33 1  42  34 5 6  508 Josh chap. verse Vol. 4. page  2 19  437  10 12 13  401  14 6  42 Judg. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  6 37 39  415 Ruth chap. verse Vol 4. page  4 15  57 1 Sam. chap. verse page  2 2 243  14 39 226  21 9 43  26 10 27  28 7 424 2 Sam. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  7 10  198 2 Sam. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  9 1 3  43  15 11  508  21 6  225 1 Kings chap. verse Vol. 4. page  3 16  27  19 11 12  48 2 Kings chap. verse Vol. 4. page  6 18  408  7 9  208  19 29  400 1 Chron. chap. verse Vol. 4. page 2 Chron. chap. verse Vol 4. page  20 12  104  33 12  243 Ezra chap. verse Vol. 4. page  9 13  59 Neh. chap. verse Vol. 4. page Esther chap. verse Vol. 4 page  9 1  420  10 3  217 Job chap. verse Vol. 4. page  15 11  513  22 29  260  â—3 17  35â— Â 42 2  269 Psalm  verse Vol. 4 page 18  5 193 22  6 7 8  232 45  2  34 76  10  40 84  11  511 103  13  137 105  19  25 118  20  36 119  96  116 128  1 2  511 Prov. chap. verse Vol 4. page  1 10 13  270  7 21 23  270  8 30  25  14 32  239  16 9  500  20 11  115  29 25  219  31 14  513 Eccles chap. verse Vol. 4. page  7 14  260 Cant. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  1 3  12  2 16  456  3 11  216 Isa chap. verse Vol. 4. page  1 12  36  2 2  15  7 14  12  11 4  196  26 20  114  42 8  402  53 4 5 6 11  8  65 24  401 Jer. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  2 2  137  7 11  36  10 23  114  23 6  117 Lam. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  1 12  231  3 30  205 Ezek. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  3 17 18  440  4 6  512  20 6  31  21 20  114  38 4 6  511  39 1  404 Dan. chap. verse Vol. 4. page  2 35 45  410  3 26  246  6 8  250  7 27  326  8 26  511  9 24 26  8 15  12 4 7 9  511 Hosea chap. verse Vol. 4. page  2 14  512  10 8  223  11 1  27 Joel chap. verse Vol. 4.