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against the fear of evil from
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132 The confidence of the wicked.
133 Assurance of the righteous.
134 Seeking God commanded.
135 God is to be sought with all
the heart.
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136 Promises to them that seek
God.
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137 Prayers for them that seek 167
168
138 Examples of God's people|| 169
seeking him.
Page 224 170
139 The wicked seek not God.
140 -Seek not God aright.
Threats against them.
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141 Drawing near to God.
142 Coming to God. Page 226 173
-Through Christ,
Come to Christ.
172
143 Following God.
144
-Christ.
mise.
148 The wicked go aside, go as-
tray, err, wander, turn a
way from God.
-Confession thereof.
149
-With alms & good works.
-Must be frequent, fervent
and importunate. Page 234
174 Prayer with tears.
175 Private prayer.
176 Public prayer, a part public of
worship.
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145 Forsaking God, threats.P.227 146 Departing from God.-Not || 177 Directions concerning the departing, instances.
147 Backsliding from God.-Pro-
words or expressions to be
used in prayer. Page 236
Of the gestures of body us-
ed in prayer.
179
Things to be prayed for.
180 The Lord's prayer, a model.
181 Spiritual blessings, wisdom
and grace to be prayed for.
Such earthly things as are
agreeable to God's will, and
submission to it.
182
Daily bread to be prayed for.
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Health and deliverance
from sickness.
162 Persons whose prayer shall
be heard.
163
The divine influence in pray-
er, the Spirit's assistance.
Prayer to be made in the
name of Christ.
Prayer to be made in faith.
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With sincerity of heart.
-With love to God.
-With the fear of God.
-With obedience to God.
With humility, confes-
sion, and turning from sin.
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171With forgivenesstoward
men.
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164
165
160 Judgments threatened.
161 Discretionary fasts. Page 231
178
150
Threats.
151 Worship due to God only.-
Angels not to be worshipped
152 How God is to be worship- 183
ped.
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153 Worship offered by the wick-184
ed unacceptable to God.
154 Fasting appointed of God.
155 Fasts extraordinary and mi-
raculous kept.
156 Fastiug acceptably,
157 Fasts of the wicked. Pa. 230
158 General occasions of fasts.
159 After being defeated by en-190
emies.
185 The prayer of the poor heard,
186 Intercessory prayer.
187 For whom we ought to pray.
188 For the church of God.
189 Instances of such prayers
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For enemies.
191 Instances of such prayers.
192 Motives to prayer, it is a
commanded duty.
193 God promiseth that he will219 For the obedience and faith of
hear prayer.
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Christians as owing to God.
220 For God's care of his church
194 God hath heard prayer.
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195 Testimony of God's people,
that he hath heard their 221 For God's great and marvel-
lous works.
prayer.
196 Their expectation that God 222 For God's marvellous acts
will hear their prayer.
upon the bodies and minds
of mankind.
197 Their intreaties that their
223
prayers may be heard.
198 Their grief at not being 224
heard.
199 The efficacy of prayer, mira-225
cles wrought by it. Pag.240
200 Armies defeated by prayer, 226 and God's people delivered.
201 Prayers against evil from 227
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202 Prayer in trouble, instances 228
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enemies.
For daily bread. Page 252 For deliverance from trouble and affliction.
For deliverance from ene- mies. Page 253 Honour due to God, and claim- ed by him.
God is honoured by acts of
worship, praise and thanks.
By holiness of life in his
people.
By his people in keeping the
Sabbath.
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By acts of charity and mercy
to the poor.
Honouring Christ, motives
to it.
The wicked dishonour God,
and are punished.
Glorifying God.
Christ glorified God on earth
Men glorify God by praise
and thankfulness. Page 256
236 By faith.
to
thereof.
230
203 Prayerless persons, or not 229
praying.
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204 The prayers of hypocrites.
205 The prayers of the wicked
not acceptable to God.P.244 231
206 Praise and thanks due unto
God, and required by him||232
from the righteous. Pag.245
207 Praise from the wicked un-233 234 acceptable to God.
208 The wicked, their unthank-235 fulness.
By various duties.
209 Praise must be frequent.
210 Praise must be with sincerity.||237 By good work.
211 God prepareth his people 238
for his praise, or the divine 239
influences therein. Page 246
212 Thanks
God through|
240
Christ.
213 Praise is a part of public
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214 Of singing the praises of
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215 Subjects of praise God's
Doxologies, or glory ascrib- ed to God in worship. Page 257 God is glorified in the restor- ation and prevalence of true religion among his people. Page 258 The wicked glorify not God, and are punished.
goodness and mercy. P.249||242
216 Praise for Christ.
217 For blessings from God by 243
and through Christ. Pa.250| |244
218 For God's will revealed.
God is glorified in the des-
truction of the wicked.
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Sanctifying God.
Threats against those who
sanctify not God. Page 260
CHAP. XV. Characters good and 27 The ministry, a mean of per-
bad, with promises and threats.
Sect.
1 Godliness in heart and life.
2 Promises to the godly.
3 Means of godliness given.
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30
31
4 Godliness misrepresented. 32
5 Ungodly described by their 33
practice.
34
6 Threats against the ungodly.
7 Righteousness required.
fection.
28 Promises to the perfect.
29 Instances of persons called
perfect.
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Hypocrisy forbidden.
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8 Promises to the righteous of
peculiar favour from God.
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9 Promises of blessings to the 38
righteous, as the conse- 39
quence of righteousness by 40
the appointment of God.
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10 The righteous shall be deliver-42
ed from enemies.
41
11 The death of the righteous
blessed.
25 Means of perfection, are,
God and Christ.
26 The holy Scriptures, a mean
of perfection.
Marks of hypocrites. Pa. 269
Hypocrites hurtful to men.
The heart of the righteous to-
ward God, the whole heart
or sincerity in duties.
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44
45
12 The righteous blessed after
death.
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13 Unrighteousness forbidden.
14 Threats against the unrighte-46
ous.
47
15 Pardon promised to those that 48
forsake unrighteousness.
16 Zeal a duty.-Want of zeal. 49
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17 Upright.
50
Natural conscience, instances
of the force thereof.
18 Promises to the upright.P.266
19 Uprightness prayed for, and 51
prayer for the upright.
20 Integrity.
A weak conscience not to be
wounded.
52
Of an evil conscience.
21 Particular instances of integ-
rity.
53
Serving God commanded.
-With the heart.
54
22 Sincerity.
23 Perfection a commanded duty.
55 With suitable dispositions of
heart.
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Page 267 56 God's servants, promises to
24 Directions for attaining per-
them.
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57 God's servants, prayers for
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58 Not serving God, threats.
Page 279 59 Obedience to God commanded.
35 Pure heart.
36 Perfect heart.
37 Upright heart.
Single heart.
Clean heart.
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Broken contrite heart.
Duties respecting the heart.
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God taketh notice of the heart.
43 God influenceth the hearts of
the religious. Page 273
God's judgments on the hearts
of the wicked. Page 274
Satan influences the hearts of
the wicked, instances thereof
An evil heart described.
The hearts of the wicked.
Keeping a good conscience.
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A good conscience how at
tained.
60 Universal obedience requir- 86 The righteous walk not in
ed.,
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darkness.
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61 Obedience required with an 87 The wicked and their works
high esteem of God's law. called dead, the righteous
62 With resolution of heart.
are alive from the dead.
63 Ability for obedience promis- Works of the devil, children
ed.
Page 280 of the devil.
64 Ability for obedience prayed
for.
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65 Ability received from God
acknowledged.
The righteous have no fellow-
ship with the children of the
devil.
90
Works of the flesh, living af-
ter the flesh. Page 292
91 Lusts of the flesh, forbidden
to Christians.
66 Instances of obedience.
67 Promises to the obedient.
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68 Threats against the disobe- 92 Lusting after women.
dient.
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69 Obedience to Christ comman-
ded.
70 Promises to them that obey
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71 Promises to them that over-
come temptations in obey-
ing Christ.
98 Defilement of sin.
72 Disobedience
to Christ, 99 Threats against it.
100 Uncleanness of sin.
threats.
73 God will render to mankind 101 Confession of uncleanness.
according to their works, 102 Promises against uncleanness.
good or bad. Page 286
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74 Good works commanded. 103 Directions against it. Page 287 104 Threats against it.
75 Ability for good works pro-105 Pollution.
mised.
106 Filthiness.
76 Promises to the performance 107 Directions.
of good works. Page 288 108 Promises.
77 Examples of good works. 109 Threats.
78 Omission of good works,
110 Vileness.
79 Shunning evil and doing
good commanded.
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111 Confession of vileness.
112 Abominableness.
113 Promises to the just, and
prayers for them. Page 297
Threatnings against the un-
just.
80 Promises to them that do
good, that do well.
114
81 Evil doers, their works to be
avoided.
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82 Evil doing, the character of
the wicked.
The unjust hurtful in the
earth.
116
The general character of a
good man's walk and life.
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117 Promises to the good.
118 Evil men.
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119 Perverseness.
83 Threats against evil-doers.
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works
88
89
84 Darkness and the
85 Threats against them.
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93 Lusting after meats and drinks 94 The evil of lusts.
95 Corruption prevailing. 96 Confession of corruption. 97 The righteous not corrupt. Page 294