Chapter V (1)

_Venial_ sins.
An opinion that reproaches God’s holiness, ii. 179.

_Virtue_ and vice.
Not arbitrary things, i. 93, 94.

W.

_Water._
An excellent creature, ii. 224.

_Weakness._
Sensibleness of a necessary ingredient in spiritual worship,
i. 232.

_Will_ of God.
Cannot be defeated, i. 95, 96.
Man averse to it (see _Man_).
The same with his essence, i. 325, 326.
Always accompanied with his understanding, i. 326.
Unchangeable, i. 326‒328.
The unchangeableness of it doth not make things willed by
him so, i. 327, 328.
Free, _ib._
How concurrent about sin, ii. 147, 148.

_Will_ of man.
Not necessitated by God’s foreknowledge, i. 446‒451;
subject to God, ii. 385, 386.

_Winds._
How useful, i. 522.

_Winter._
How useful, i. 523.

_Wisdom._
An attribute of God, i. 507.
What it is, and wherein it consists, _ib._
Distinct from knowledge, i. 508.
Essential, which is the same with his essence; and personal,
_ib._
In what sense God is only wise, i. 509‒514.
Proved to be in God, i. 515‒518.
Appears in creation, i. 518‒525.
In the government of man as rational, i. 525‒532;
as fallen and sinful, i. 532‒544;
as restored, i. 544‒552.
In redemption, i. 552‒571.
In the condition of the covenant of grace, i. 571‒574.
In the propagation of the gospel, i. 574‒580.
Ascribed to Christ, i. 580.
Renders God fit to govern the world, and inclines him
actually to govern it, i. 580‒582.
A ground of his patience and immutability in his decrees,
i. 582, 583.
Makes him a fit object of our trust, i. 583.
Infers a day of judgment, i. 583, 584.
Calls for a veneration of him, i. 584.
A ground of prayer to him, i. 585.
Prodigiously contemned, and wherein, i. 585‒593.
Comfortable to the righteous, i. 593‒595.
In creation and government should be meditated on, and
motives to it, i. 595‒598.
In redemption to be studied and admired, i. 598‒600.
To be submitted to in his revelations, precepts,
providences, i. 602‒605.
Not to be censured in any of his ways, i. 605, 606.

_Wisdom._
No man should be proud of, or trust in, i. 600, 601.
Should be sought from God, i. 601, 602.

_World._
Was not, and could not be from eternity, i. 44‒46.
Could not make itself, i. 47‒49.
No creature could make it, i. 49, 50.
Its harmony, i. 52‒60.
Greedily pursued by men, i. 143, 144.
Inordinate desires after it a great hindrance to spiritual
worship, i. 273.
Our love and confidence not to be placed in it, i. 304,
315, 316.
Shall not be annihilated, but refined, i. 311‒314.
See _Creatures_.
We should be sensible of the inconstancy of all things in
it, i. 356, 357;
our thoughts should not dwell much on them, i. 357;
we should not trust or rejoice in them, i. 357, 358.
Not to be preferred before God, i. 358, 359.
Made in the best manner, ii. 24, 25.
Made and richly furnished for man, ii. 249‒251.
A sense of God’s goodness would lift us up above it, ii. 351.

_Worship_ of God.
A folly to neglect it, i. 87, 88.
If not according to his rule, no better than a worshipping
the devil, i. 118, 119.
Men prone to corrupt it with their own rites and inventions,
i. 133, 134.
Spiritual, men naturally have no heart to, i. 160.
Cannot be right without a true notion of God, i. 198.
Should be spiritual, and spiritually performed, i. 205, 206.
God’s spirituality the rule, though his attributes be the
foundation of it, i. 206‒208; ii. 88‒90.
Spiritual, to be due to him, manifest by the light of
nature, though not the outward means and matter of an
acceptable worship discoverable by it, i. 208‒211.
Spiritual, owned to be due to God by heathens, i. 209, 210.
Always required by God, i. 211, 212.
Men as much obliged to it as to worship him at all,
i. 212, 213.
Ceremonial law abolished to promote it, i. 213‒219.
Legal ceremonies did not promote, but rather hinder it,
i. 214‒216.
By them God was never well‑pleased with, nor intended it
should be durable, i. 216‒219.
Under the gospel it is more spiritual than under the law,
i. 219.
Yet doth not exclude bodily worship, i. 219‒222.
In societies, due to God, i. 221.
Spiritual, what it is, and wherein it consists, i. 222‒242.
Due to God, proved, i. 242‒249.
Those reproved that render him none at all, i. 249.
A duty incumbent on all, i. 249, 250.
Wholly to neglect it a great degree of atheism, i. 250.
To a false God, or in a false manner, better than a total
neglect of it, i. 250, 251.
Outward, not to be rested in, i. 251, 252.
We should examine ourselves of the manner of it, and in what
particulars, i. 252‒256.
Spiritual, it is a comfort that God requires it, i. 256.
Not to give it to God, is to affront all his attributes,
i. 263‒271, 481.
To give it him, and not that of our spirits, is a bad sign,
i. 268, 269.
Merely carnal, uncomfortable, unacceptable, abominable,
i. 269‒271.
Directions {b540} for spiritual, i. 271‒275.
Immutability of God, a ground of worship, and encouragement
to it, i. 348‒350.
Bringing human inventions into it an affront to God’s wisdom,
i. 587‒589.
See _Ceremonies_.
A strong sense of God’s holiness would make us reverent in
it, ii. 194.
We should carry it holily in it, ii. 207.
Ingenuous, would be promoted by a sense of God’s goodness,
ii. 348.
Slight and careless, a contempt of God’s sovereignty,
ii. 440, 441;
and so is omission of it, ii. 441.
Thoughts of God’s sovereignty would make us diligent in it,
ii. 455, 456.

_Worship_ of creatures.
Is idolatry, i. 194‒196.
Not countenanced by God’s omnipresence, i. 390, 391.

_Wrong._
God can do none, i. 171; ii. 442, 443.

Z.

_Zeal._
Sometimes a base end in it, i. 154.

{b541} A TABLE OF THE

PLACES OF SCRIPTURE EXPLAINED IN THIS BOOK.

GENESIS.

Gen. i. 1.
i. 519; ii. 36.

Gen. i. 26.
ii. 42.

Gen. ii. 7.
i. 64; ii. 249.

Gen. ii. 17.
ii. 483.

Gen. iii. 8.
ii. 493.

Gen. iii. 15.
ii. 61.

Gen. iv. 26.
i. 221; ii. 489.

Gen. vi. 6.
i. 343.

Gen. xviii. 19.
i. 427.

Gen. xxii. 12.
_ib._

Gen. xxxii. 30.
i. 111.

Gen. xlvi. 4.
i. 310.

Gen. xlvii. 31.
i. 222.

EXODUS.

Exod. iii. 11.
i. 482.

Exod. iii. 14.
i. 287.

Exod. iv. 24.
ii. 490.

Exod. vi. 3.
ii. 36.

Exod. ix. 16.
ii. 55.

Exod. xv. 11.
ii. 108.

Exod. xxxii. 10.
ii. 241.

Exod. xxxiii. 19.
ii. 219.

Exod. xxxiv. 9.
ii. 497.

NUMBERS.

Numb. xiv. 14.
i. 190.

DEUTERONOMY.

Deut. xxxii. 33, 34.
i. 445.

Deut. xxxiv. 10.
i. 185.

1 KINGS.

1Ki. viii. 27.
i. 375.

1Ki. viii. 39.
i. 467.

2 KINGS.

2Ki. xx. 3.
i. 112.

2Ki. xx. 1, 4, 5.
i. 342, 344.

2 CHRONICLES.

2Chr. xi. 15.
i. 118.

JOB.

Job iv. 18.
ii. 117.

Job ix. 21.
i. 473.

Job xii. 18.
ii. 415.

Job xiv. 5.
i. 435.

Job xiv. 17.
i. 420.

Job xvi. 19.
i. 486.

Job xxii. 14.
ii. 383.

Job xxiv. 12.
ii. 478.

Job xxvi. 5‒14.
ii. 5‒10.

Job xxxi. 26‒28.
i. 146.

Job xxxiv. 21.
i. 423.

Job xxxviii. 7.
ii. 258.

PSALMS.

Psal. i. 4.
i. 353.

Psal. ii. 4.
i. 385.

Psal. viii. 4.
ii. 520.

Psal. x. 11, 13.
i. 23.

Psal. xiv. 1.
_ib._

Psal. xvi. 2.
ii. 423.

Psal. xix. 1‒4.
ii. 500.

Psal. xix. 4.
i. 520.

Psal. xix. 9.
ii. 130.

Psal. xix. 12.
i. 427.

Psal. xxii. 2‒4.
ii. 198.

Psal. xxvi. 8.
i. 386.

Psal. xxvii. 4.
ii. 113.

Psal. xxvii. 10.
i. 400.

Psal. xxix. 10.
ii. 393.

Psal. xxxii. 1, 2.
i. 480.

Psal. l. 21.
ii. 478, 480.

Psal. l. 23.
i. 480.

Psal. li. 4.
i. 449.

Psal. li. 6.
i. 566.

Psal. lviii. 3.
i. 90.

Psal. lviii. 4.
i. 91.

Psal. lviii. 10.
ii. 242.

Psal. lxii. 11.
ii. 10.

Psal. lxix. 19.
i. 483.

Psal. lxxiv. 14.
i. 594.

Psal. lxxvi. 12.
ii. 452.

Psal. lxxviii. 36.
i. 481.

Psal. lxxviii. 38.
ii. 494.

Psal. xc. 1.
i. 276.

{b542} Psal. xc. 2.
i. 277, 278.

Psal. xc. 8.
i. 470.

Psal. cii. 25‒27.
i. 310‒314.

Psal. cii. 3‒8.
i. 347, 348.

Psal. ciii. 5.
ii. 358.

Psal. ciii. 14.
i. 489.

Psal. ciii. 19.
ii. 358, 359.

Psal. civ. 2.
i. 42.

Psal. civ. 31.
i. 315.

Psal. cv. 25.
ii. 163.

Psal. cvi. 19.
i. 195.

Psal. cxi. 20.
i. 41.

Psal. cxiii. 5.
i. 385.

Psal. cxxx. 4.
i. 206.

Psal. cxxxix. 2.
i. 445.

Psal. cxxxix. 7‒9.
i. 372.

Psal. cxxxix. 15, 16.
i. 64.

Psal. cxxxix. 16.
i. 435.

Psal. cxxxix. 23, 24.
i. 490.

Psal. cxlv. 17.
ii. 218.

Psal. cxlvii. 1‒3.
i. 406, 407.

Psal. cxlvii. 4.
i. 407; ii. 382.

Psal. cxlvii. 5.
i. 408.

PROVERBS.

Prov. viii. 12.
i. 518.

Prov. viii. 22.
i. 294; ii. 423.

Prov. viii. 30.
i. 415.

Prov. ix. 10.
i. 41.

Prov. xv. 11.
i. 425.

Prov. xvi. 4.
ii. 155.

ECCLESIASTES.

Eccl. viii. 11.
i. 90.

ISAIAH.

Isa. i. 10, 11, 14.
i. 217.

Isa. iv. 2.
ii. 60.

Isa. ix. 6.
i. 465.

Isa. xxix. 15.
i. 483.

Isa. xxxiv. 4.
i. 312.

Isa. xxxviii. 1, 5.
i. 342.

Isa. xl. 15, 17.
i. 379.

Isa. xli. 21, 22.
i. 431.

Isa. xliii. 20, 21.
i. 115.

Isa. xlv. 5.
ii. 416.

Isa. xlv. 11.
ii. 449.

Isa. xlviii. 10.
ii. 310.

Isa. lii. 4, 5.
_ib._

Isa. liv. 16.
i. 518.

Isa. lxvi. 1.
i. 377.

JEREMIAH.

Jer. vi. 21.
ii. 162.

Jer. vii. 21.
i. 217.

Jer. xii. 9.
i. 352.

Jer. xv. 15.
ii. 474.

Jer. xvi. 17.
i. 427.

Jer. xxi. 35, 36.
i. 313.

Jer. xxiii. 16‒24.
i. 363‒366.

Jer. xxxii. 31.
ii. 488.

LAMENTATIONS.

Lam. ii. 33.
ii. 492.

EZEKIEL.

Ezek. iv. 6.
ii. 492.

Ezek. viii. 2.
ii. 114.

Ezek. ix. 10.
ii. 493.

Ezek. xi. 16.
ii. 310.

Ezek. xviii. 25.
ii. 475.

Ezek. xx. 33.
ii. 452.

DANIEL.

Dan. vii. 9.
i. 197.

HOSEA.

Hos. i. 5.
ii. 510.

Hos. ii. 2, 3.
ii. 494, 507.

Hos. ii. 16.
i. 230.

Hos. ii. 19.
ii. 449.

Hos. v. 5.
ii. 134.

Hos. v. 12.
ii. 494.

Hos. vi. 4.
_ib._

Hos. vi. 7.
ii. 427.

Hos. vii. 3.
i. 121.

Hos. vii. 15.
ii. 324.

Hos. viii. 12.
i. 100.

Hos. x. 15.
i. 194.

Hos. xi. 10.
i. 236.

Hos. xi. 8.
ii. 493.

Hos. xiii. 12, 13.
i. 494; ii. 503, 523.

Hos. xiv. 2.
i. 233.

JOEL.

Joel i. 4.
ii. 494.

AMOS.

Amos ii. 6.
i. 145, 146.

Amos iii. 2.
i. 418.

JONAH.

Jon. iii. 4, 10.
i. 342.

MICAH.

Mic. v. 2.
i. 294.

NAHUM.

Nah. i. 1, 2.
ii. 472, 473.

Nah. i. 3.
ii. 473‒477.

HABAKKUK.

Hab. i. 16.
i. 144.

ZEPHANIAH.

Zeph. ii. 1, 2.
ii. 489.

ZECHARIAH.

Zech. vi. 1.
i. 325.

Zech. viii. 3.
i. 386.

Zech. xiv. 16.
i. 234.

MALACHI.

Mal. i. 31, 14.
i. 113.

Mal. iii. 5.
i. 471.

Mal. iii. 6.
ii. 497.

{b543} MATTHEW.

Matt. i. 18.
ii. 60.

Matt. iii. 9.
ii. 13.

Matt. v. 48.
ii. 478, 523.

Matt. vii. 11.
ii. 188.

Matt. vii. 23.
i. 413.

Matt. xv. 6.
i. 110.

Matt. xviii. 10.
i. 414.

Matt. xxv. 12.
i. 413.

MARK.

Mark x. 18.
ii. 209‒211.

LUKE.

Luke i. 35.
ii. 59.

Luke x. 20.
i. 355.

JOHN.

John i. 3.
ii. 83.

John iv. 10‒24.
i. 176‒178.

John iv. 24.
i. 177‒179, 205.

John v. 19.
ii. 81.

John vi. 64.
i. 468.

John vii. 37.
i. 234.

John ix. 3.
ii. 376.

John x. 30.
i. 393.

John xii. 38.
i. 449.

John xii. 39, 41.
ii. 186.

John xvii. 5.
i. 293, 340.

ACTS.

Acts vii. 51.
i. 103.

Acts xvii. 18.
ii. 66.

Acts xvii. 28.
i. 367, 373.

Acts xvii. 30.
ii. 487.

ROMANS.

Rom. i. 9.
i. 225.

Rom. i. 19‒21.
i. 27, 28, 42, 519; ii. 216.

Rom. i. 23.
i. 386.

Rom. i. 25.
i. 80.

Rom. ii. 4.
ii. 502.

Rom. iii. 9‒12.
i. 90.

Rom. iii. 23.
ii. 180.

Rom. v. 7.
ii. 219.

Rom. vii. 6.
i. 214.

Rom. vii. 8.
i. 102.

Rom. viii. 4.
i. 566.

Rom. viii. 10.
ii. 484.

Rom. viii. 21.
i. 313.

Rom. viii. 38, 39.
i. 509.

Rom. ix. 38, 39.
i. 395.

Rom. ix. 6.
i. 214.

Rom. ix. 22.
ii. 482, 507.

Rom. x. 18.
ii. 501.

Rom. xii. 1.
ii. 220.

Rom. xv. 5.
ii. 515.

Rom. xvi. 25‒27.
i. 498‒507.

1 CORINTHIANS.

1Cor. i 21.
i. 518.

1Cor. ii. 2.
i. 427.

1Cor. ii. 10, 11.
i. 414.

1Cor. x. 20, 21.
i. 118.

2 CORINTHIANS.

2Cor. iii. 18.
i. 552.

GALATIANS.

Gal. iii. 3.
i. 214.

EPHESIANS.

Eph. i. 10.
ii. 262.

Eph. i. 18.
i. 554.

Eph. ii. 3.
i. 166.

Eph. ii. 12.
i. 89, 158.

Eph. iii. 10.
i. 553.

Eph. iv. 6.
i. 370.

PHILIPPIANS.

Phil. ii. 6.
i. 122.

COLOSSIANS.

Col. i. 16.
ii. 82.

Col. i. 20.
ii. 262.

Col. ii. 3.
i. 580.

2 TIMOTHY.

2Tim. i. 10.
ii. 277.

2Tim. ii. 19.
i. 355.

TITUS.

Tit. i. 16.
i. 25, 92.

HEBREWS.

Heb. i. 1, 2, 10, 11.
i. 347; ii. 82.

Heb. i. 9.
ii. 136.

Heb. iv. 12.
i. 424.

Heb. xi. 3.
i. 44; ii. 104.

Heb. xi. 6.
i. 27.

Heb. xi. 16.
ii. 277.

Heb. xi. 21.
i. 222.

JAMES.

Jam. ii. 10, 11.
i. 108.

Jam. iii. 15.
i. 91.

2 PETER.

2Pet. ii. 1.
ii. 482.

2Pet. ii. 5.
ii. 489.

2Pet. iii. 9.
ii. 488.

2Pet. iii. 12, 13.
i. 312.

REVELATION.

Rev. i. 10.
i. 270.

Rev. ii. 18, 19, 22.
ii. 484.

Rev. vi. 10.
i. 497.

Rev. vi. 14.
i. 312.

FOOTNOTES.

1 – The Society which met in Crosby Hall has been represented
as a _congregational church_; but Wilson, in his History
of Dissenting Churches, repeatedly speaks of it as
_Presbyterian_.――_Vide_ v. i. p. 330.

2 – Robert Hall.

3 – Toplady.

4 – Mr. J. Wickens, and Mr. Ashton.

5 – Treatise of Providence and of Thoughts.

6 – Isaiah xl. 7. נבל ציץ “the flower fadeth.” Isaiah xxviii. 1.

7 – Mais נבל and לא חכם put together. Deut. xxxii. 6. “O foolish
people and unwise.”

8 – אין אלהים “No God.” Muis.

9 – Cocceius.

10 – Not owning him as the Egyptians called, θεον εγκοσμιον.
Eugubin in cloc.

11 – Atheism absolute is not in all men’s judgments, but
practical is in all men’s actions. The Apostle in the
Romans applying the latter part of it to all mankind, but
not the former; as the word translated _corrupt_ signifies.

12 – Rom. i. 24.

13 – Heb. xi. 6.

14 – Coccei Sum. Theol. c. 8. § 1.

15 – Aquin.

16 – Heb. xi. 6.

17 – Voet. Theol. Natural. cap. 3. § 1. p. 22.

18 – Ibid.

19 – Job xxviii. 39, 40, &c. It is but one truth in philosophy
and divinity; that which is false in one, cannot be true
in another; truth, in what appearance soever, doth never
contradict itself.

20 – Isaiah xliv. 17.

21 – Charron de la Sagesse, Liv. i. ch. 7. p. 43, 44.

22 – Gassend. Phys. § 1, lib. iv. c. 2. p. 291.

23 – Amyrant des Religion, p. 50.

24 – Gassend. Phys. § 1, lib. iv. c. 2. p. 291.

25 – Gassend. Phys. § 1, lib. iv. c. 7. p. 282.

26 – Gassend. ibid. p. 290.

27 – Cicero.

28 – Gen. iii. 5.

29 – Gen. iii. 9.

30 – Pink. Eph. 6, p. 10, 11.

31 – King on Jonah, p. 16.

32 – Amyrant des Relgious, p 6‒9.

33 – Charleton.

34 – Gen. x. 9. “Nimrod was a mighty hunter before the Lord.”

35 – Or if we understand it as some think, that he defended
his invasions under a pretext of the preserving religion,
it assures us that there was a notion of an object of
religion before, since no religion can be without an
object of worship.

36 – Fotherby de Theomastix, p. 64.

37 – And there is not a Richlieu but leaves his axioms to a
Mazarine.

38 – Ερως.

39 – Gassend. Phys. § 1. lib. iv. c. 2. p. 291, 292.

40 – Prov. ix. 10. Psalm. cxi. 10.

41 – Rom. i. 19.

42 – Jupiter est quodcunque vides, &c.

43 – Psalm viii. 1.

44 – Banes in Aquin. Par. 2. Qu. 2. Artic. 2. p. 78. col. 2.

45 – Psalm civ. 2.

46 – “For their voice goeth to the end of the earth,” Psalm
xix. 1, 2.

47 – Job xxxi. 26, 27.

48 – Philo. ex Petav. Theolo. Dog. Tom. I. lib. i. c. 1, p. 4,
somewhat changed.

49 – Rom. i. 20.

50 – Gen. i. “By faith we understand that the worlds were
framed by the word of God,” &c. Heb. xi. 3.

51 – Daille 20. Serm. Psalm cii. 26. p. 13, 14.

52 – Daille, ut supra.

53 – Petar. Theo. Dogmat. Tom. I. lib. i. c. 2. p. 15.

54 – Wolseley, on Atheism, p. 47.

55 – Petav. ut supra, p. 10.

56 – Damason.

57 – Petav. Theo. Dog. Tom. I. lib. i. c. 2. p. 14.

58 – Gen. ii. 17. Psalm xlix. 8.

59 – Therefore the heathens called God τὸ ὄν, the only Being.
Other things were not beings, because they had not all
degrees of being.

60 – Job xxxviii. 11.

61 – Isaiah xxxviii. 12.

62 – Job. vii. 6‒9.

63 – Isaiah xlv. 6, 7. Deut. iv. 35.

64 – Psalm cxxxix. 16.

65 – Coccei sum. Theol. c. 8. § 33, &c.

66 – Petav. Theol. Dog. Tom. I. lib. i. c. 2. p. 10, 11.

67 – Philo. Judæ. Petav. Theo. Dog. Tom. I. lib. i. c. 1. p. 9.

68 – Athanasius Petav. Theol. Dog. Tom. I. lib. i. c. 1. p. 4, 5.

69 – Gassend. Physic § 1. lib. iv. c. 2. p. 315.

70 – Lessius.

71 – Ps. viii. 3.

72 – Job xxxviii. 25, 27.

73 – Job xxxviii. 28.

74 – Job xxxviii. 37, 38.

75 – Psalm civ. 6, 9.

76 – Job xxxviii. 8, 9, 11.

77 – Amirald. de Trinitate, pp. 13, 18.

78 – Jer. x. 13.

79 – Morn. de Verit. c. 1. p. 7.

80 – Amirant.

81 – Coccei. sum. Theol. c. 8. § 77.

82 – Petav. ex Athanas. Theol. Dog. Tom. I. lib. i. c. 1. § 4.

83 – Whether it be the sun or the earth that moves, it is all
one. Whence have either of them this constant and uniform
motion?

84 – Josh. x. 13

85 – Matt. v. 45.

86 – Psalm civ. 5.

87 – Job xxxviii. 33.

88 – Jer. xxxiii. 20.

89 – Amirald. de Trinitate, p. 21.

90 – Gen. i. 31.

91 – Lactant.

92 – Coccei. sum. Theol. c. 8. § 63, 64.

93 – Matt. vi. 28.

94 – Coccei. sum. Theolog. c. 8. § 67, &c.

95 – Peirson on the Creed, p. 35.

96 – Gen. xxxvii.

97 – Lessius de Providen. lib. i. p. 652.

98 – Job xxxvii. 12.

99 – Gassend. Phys. § 6. lib. iv. c. 2. p. 101.

100 – Psalm xxxvi. 6.

101 – Gen. ii. 7.

102 – Lib. iii. de Usu. Partium. Petav. Theol. Dog. Tom. I.
lib. i. c. 1. p. 6.

103 – Job xxvi. 7.

104 – Theod. de Providen. Orat. 3.

105 – Eccles. xii. 4.

106 – Coccei. sum. Theol. c. 8. § 49.

107 – Ibid. c. 8. § 50, 51.

108 – More.

109 – Culverwell.

110 – Theodoret.

111 – Coccei. sum. Theolog. c. 8. § 51, 52.

112 – I do not dispute whether the soul were generated or no.
Suppose the substance of it was generated by the parents,
yet those more excellent qualities were not the result of
them.

113 – Deut. xxix. 19.

114 – Heb. xi. 6.

115 – Lib. xix. Antiq. Acts xii. 21‒23.

116 – Lessius de Provid. p. 665.

117 – Psalm cxi. 10.

118 – Lessius de Provid. p. 664.

119 – Lessius de Provid. p. 665.

120 – Psalm xix. 5.

121 – Job xviii. 7, 8, &c. to the end.

122 – Ver. 24.

123 – As Justin informs us.

124 – James ii. 19.

125 – Psalm xciv. 6, 7.

126 – Heb. xi. 27.

127 – Heb. vi. 10.

128 – Heb. xi. 6.

129 – Mal. i. 13, 14.

130 – Maimon. Funda. Legis. cap. 1.

131 – Psalm civ. 24.

132 – 1 Pet. iv. 19.

133 – Acts xvii. 24.

134 – Psalm viii. 9.

135 – Psalm xxxiv. 8.

136 – Eccl. xii. 13.

137 – Heb.

138 – Rom. i. 21.

139 – Prov. iv. 23.

140 – Job i. 5.

141 – So the Chaldee reads לית שולטנא _Non potestas_, denying the
authority of God in the world.

142 – Augustin de Civit. Dei.

143 – Rom. iii. 9‒12.

144 – Coccei.

145 – James iii. 15.

146 – Psalm lviii. 4.

147 – Illyric.

148 – Tit. iii. 3.

149 – Gen. xx. 11.

150 – Job i. 5.

151 – Jer. xxxii. 33.

152 – Deut. xxxii. 15.

153 – Numb. xv. 30. Ezek. xx. 27.

154 – Psalm xciv. 12.

155 – Job xxi. 14.

156 – Psalm 1. 17.

157 – Heb. v. 11, 12.

158 – Jer. iv. 22.

159 – Hosea viii. 12.

160 – Prov. xvii. 16.

161 – Rom. i. 21.

162 – Mark ix. 33, 38.

163 – Psalm civ. 34.

164 – Thes. Salmur. De Spiritu. Servitutis Thes. xix.

165 – Acts xix. 24, 28, 29.

166 – 1 Thess. ii. 13.

167 – James ii. 2.

168 – Gen xlix. 4. James i. 8.

169 – John v. 35.

170 – 2 Peter iii. 16.

171 – Psalm xciv. 1.

172 – Matt. iv. 4‒6.

173 – Psalm 1. 17.

174 – 2 Sam. xii. 9, 10.

175 – Claud.

176 – Rom. xiii. 10.

177 – Jer. ii. 24.

178 – Heb. xii. 20.

179 – Ver. 25.

180 – Ver. 28.

181 – Num. xxi. 4, 5, and Daillé, Serm. 1 Cor. x. Ser. 9,
pp. 234, 235, 40.

182 – Ps. cxix. 126.

183 – Psalm l, 6, 17, 19.

184 – Micah vii. 3.

185 – Job xv. 16.

186 – 1 Sam. xv. 3, 9, 15, 21.

187 – Mal. i. 13, 14.

188 – Mal. i. 14.

189 – 1 Sam. v. 4.

190 – Amos viii. 5.

191 – Psalm cxxiii. 2.

192 – Reyn.

193 – Amos iv. 6‒11.

194 – 2 Tim. iii. 4.

195 – 1 Cor. x. 20, 21.

196 – 2 Chron. xi. 15.

197 – John xvi. 2.

198 – Rom. xii. 1, 2.

199 – Hos. v. 11.

200 – Hos. vii. 3.

201 – Dan. vi.

202 – Dr. Jackson.

203 – Eph. ii. 3.

204 – Prov. iii. 5.

205 – Eccl. xi. 9.

206 – Rom. i. 28.

207 – Job xxiv. 13.

208 – 1 Thess. ii. 13.

209 – Rom. vii. 8, 9.

210 – Matt. xxiii. 14: “You devour widows’ houses, and for a
pretence make long prayers.”

211 – Gerrard _in loc._

212 – Eccles. ix. 1.

213 – Job xxii. 28.

214 – Decay of Christian Piety, p. 169, somewhat changed.

215 – Job xxi. 22.

216 – Isa. xxii. 12, 13.

217 – Rom. xi. 34.

218 – Mal. ii. 17.

219 – Numb. xvi. 41, compared with xvii. 10.

220 – Cœlum suspiciens vitam, &c. Vita Titi. c. 10.

221 – Because wicked men flourish in the world. Solicitor nullos
esse putare Deos.

222 – Gen. iv. 5.

223 – Jonah iv. 2.

224 – Luke iv. 6.

225 – Job xviii. 4.

226 – Prov. vii. 14.

227 – 2 Sam. xvi. 5.

228 – 2 Cor. xi. 3.

229 – Matt. xiii. 6.

230 – Hos. viii. 12.

231 – 1 Kings xii. 27.

232 – 1 Kings xi. 7.

233 – Amos vii. 10.

234 – Mark x. 17, 22.

235 – Mark vi. 20, 27.

236 – Eph. i. 10.

237 – More, Dial. 2. § 17. p. 274.

238 – Rom. vi.

239 – 1 Cor. v. 15.

240 – Psalm xiv. 1.

241 – 1 Cor. v. 15.

242 – Heb. i. 5.

243 – John xvii. 4.

244 – Luke xviii. 11.

245 – Mark xiv. 72.

246 – Matt. xxvi. 75. Luke xxii. 62.

247 – Sanderson’s Sermons.

248 – Acts xii. 22, 23.

249 – Mark vi. 18, 19, 28.

250 – 1 Sam. xv. 21.

251 – Sabunde, Tit. 140.

252 – Prov. xvi. 4.

253 – Rom. i. 23.

254 – Psalm x. 4.

255 – Jackson, Book I. c. 14, p. 48.

256 – Hos. ii. 8.

257 – Quod quisque præ cæteris petit, summum judicat bonum.
Boet. lib. iii. p. 24.

258 – Job xxxi. 24, 25.

259 – Col. iii. 5. Eph. v. 5.

260 – Hab. i. 16.

261 – Neremberg de Adorat. p. 30.

262 – Ezek. viii. 5, 6, 10.

263 – Heb. xii. 16.

264 – Sabunde, Tit. 200. p. 352.

265 – Matt. iv. 9.

266 – Pascal, Pens. § 30, p. 294.

267 – Psalm viii. 6.

268 – Trap, on Gen. p. 148.

269 – Hos. x. 1.

270 – Ezek. xxxiii. 31.

271 – Jonah iv. 2.

272 – Gurnall, Part III. p. 337.

273 – Matt. vi. 1.

274 – Dei injuriæ Deo curæ.

275 – Sanderson’s Sermons. Part II. p. 158.

276 – Hosea viii. 13. Vid. Cocc. _in locum_.

277 – Psalm x. 4.

278 – Prov. xxx. 2, 3.

279 – Rom. i. 21‒23.

280 – Δεισιδαιμονία.

281 – 1 Sam. vi. 3, 4.

282 – Gurnall, Part II. pp. 245, 246.

283 – Tertul. cont. Maxim. lib. i. cap. 2.

284 – Exod. xxxiv. 30.

285 – Isa. xxvi. 8.

286 – Job xxii. 17.

287 – Job xv. 4.

288 – Hos. vii. 10.

289 – Hos. xi. 2.

290 – Hos. ii. 6, 7.

291 – Gen. iii. 15.

292 – Psalm cvi. 7.

293 – Rom. ii. 4.

294 – Eph. ii. 3.

295 – John iii. 19, 20.

296 – Gen. vi. 5.

297 – Job i.

298 – Rom. vii. 9‒12.

299 – Job xxxi. 33. “If I cover my transgressions, as Adam.”

300 – 2 Cor. x. 5.

301 – 2 Cor. v. 15.

302 – Psalm cx. 3.

303 – Eph. iv. 17, 18.

304 – Lawson’s Body of Divinity, pp. 153, 154.

305 – Psalm cxix. 136.

306 – Exod. xxxii. 3,――“All the people brake off the golden
ear‑rings.”

307 – Reynolds.

308 – Gen. iii. 14.

309 – Ezek. xiv. 4.

310 – 1 John iv. 18.

311 – Job i. 4.

312 – Amarant. Paraph. sur Jean.

313 – Ver. 10; or “living water.”

314 – Ver. 11.

315 – Ver. 13, 14.

316 – Ver. 15.

317 – Ver. 16.

318 – Ver. 17.

319 – Ver. 18.

320 – Ver. 19.

321 – Ver. 20.

322 – Ver. 21.

323 – Ver. 22.

324 – Ver. 23.

325 – Vulgar Lat. Illyre. Clav.

326 – Episcop. Institut. lib. iv. c. 3.

327 – Melancthon.

328 – Ver. 23.

329 – Heb. ix. 10.

330 – Terniti.

331 – Amirald, _in loc._

332 – Amirald, _in loc._

333 – Muscul.

334 – Chemnit.

335 – Muscul.

336 – 2 Cor. iii. 8; Rom. vii. 6.

337 – Episcop. Institut. lib. iv. c. 3.

338 – Amirald, _in loc._

339 – Suarez. de Deo, vol. i. p. 9, col. 2.

340 – Heb. i. 14.

341 – Gerhard. μονοτρόπως.

342 – Gamacheus, Tom. I. Q. 3. c. i. p. 42.

343 – Coccei, Sum. Theol. c. 8.

344 – Thes. Sedan. Part II. p. 1000.

345 – Vossius Idolol. lib. ii. c. 1. Forbes, Instrument. lib. i.
c. 36.

346 – Οὐκ ὅσιον.

347 – Plutarch, incorporalis ratio divinus spiritus. _Seneca_.

348 – Rom. i. 23.

349 – Calov. Socin. Proflig. pp. 129, 130.

350 – Amirald. Sup. Heb. ix. p. 146, &c.

351 – Amyrant, Morale. Tom. I. p. 282.

352 – Job xxxviii. 36.

353 – Daille, in Tim.

354 – Rom. i. 20.

355 – John v. 37.

356 – Goulart. de Dieu, p. 94.

357 – 1 Kings xxii. 19.

358 – Goulart. de Dieu, p. 95, 96.

359 – Deut. iv. 39.

360 – Jer. xxiii. 24.

361 – Job xi. 8.

362 – Gamacheus, Theol. Tom. I. Quos 3. c. i.

363 – 1 John i. 5.

364 – Dan. vii. 9.

365 – Psalm xi. 4.

366 – “Loquitur lex secund. ling. filiorum hominum,” was the
Heathen saying.

367 – Amirald de Trin. pp. 218, 219.

368 – Psalm xxxiv. 15.

369 – Isa. li. 9.

370 – Episcop. institut. lib iv. § 3. c. 3.

371 – It is Zanchie’s observation, Tom. II. De Natura Dei,
lib. i. c. 4. Thes. 9.

372 – Amyraut, Morale. Tom. I. pp. 293, 294.

373 – Gen. iii. 8.

374 – Amirald.

375 – Job x. 4. 2 Chron. xxxii. 8.

376 – Psalm xxxvi. 7.

377 – Hos. xiii. 7, 8.

378 – Maimon. More Nevoc. par. 1. c. 27.

379 – More’s Conjectura Cabalistica, p. 122.

380 – Col. iii. 10.

381 – Petav. Theol. Dog. Tom. I. lib. ii. c. 1. p. 104.

382 – Gen. i. 26.

383 – Iamblic. Protrept. cap. 21. Symb. 24.

384 – Austin de Civitat. Dei, lib. iv. cap. 31. out of Varro.

385 – Tacitus.

386 – Gerhard, _loc._ Comun. Vol. IV. Exegesis de Natura Dei,
cap. 8. § 1.

387 – Amyraut. Morale Chrétienne, Tom. I. p. 294.

388 – Cocceius Sum. Theol. c. 9. p. 47. § 35.

389 – Rom. i. 25.

390 – Rom. i. 22.

391 – Hos. x. 15.

392 – Daillé, super Cor. i. 10, Ser. III.

393 – Gen. xxxi. 30‒34.

394 – Gen. iii. 16, 17.

395 – Job xxxi. 26‒28. Chin. Predict. Part II. p. 252.

396 – Lawson, Body Divin. p. 161.

397 – Acts xvii. 29.

398 – Amyraut. Morale. Tom. I. p.289.

399 – Episco. Institut. lib. iv. § 2. c. 10.

400 – Exod. xx. 4.

401 – Nazianzen.

402 – Amyraut, Morale, Tom. I. p. 180, &c.

403 – Lessius.

404 – Towerson on the Commandments, p. 112.

405 – Heb. i. 13.

406 – Isa. xxxi. 3.

407 – Eph. i. 3.

408 – 1 Tim. i. 17.

409 – James i. 17.

410 – Psalm li. 17.

411 – Eph. iv. 23.

412 – Psalm xc. 1.

413 – Psalm lxiii. 1.

414 – Heb. xii. 9.

415 – 2 Cor. vii. 1.

416 – Eph. ii. 2, 3.

417 – Lingend. Tom. II. p. 777.

418 – Taylor’s Exemplar, Preface, § 30.

419 – Ames Medul. lib. ii. c. 4. § 20.

420 – So 2 Kings xvii. 32, 33.

421 – Amirald, Dissert. 6, disp. i. p. 11.

422 – Amyraut, de Relig.

423 – King, on Jonah, p. 63.

424 – Amos v. 26.

425 – Menander. Grot. de Veritat Relig. lib. iv. § 12.

426 – Iamblic.

427 – Amyraut. Mor. Tom. I. pp. 309, 310.

428 – Rom. i. 21.

429 – Bias.

430 – Amyraut, _ib._

431 – Heb. i. 11, 12.

432 – Heb. xi. 4.

433 – Gen. iv. 5.

434 – Eccles. xii. 7.

435 – Rom. xii. 1.

436 – Heb. ix. 10.

437 – Heb. vii. 16.

438 – 2 Cor. iii 8.

439 – Gal. iii. 3.

440 – Rom. vii. 14.

441 – Rom. vii. 6.

442 – 1 Cor. x. 18.

443 – Rom. ix. 6.

444 – 1 Cor. x. 3, 4.

445 – Gal. iv. 9.

446 – Heb. x. 1; ix. 9.

447 – Heb. ix. 14.

448 – Burges’ Vind. p. 256.

449 – Gal. v. 2.

450 – Gal. iv. 24.

451 – Psalm cxxx. 4.

452 – 2 Cor. iii. 13, 14.

453 – Illyric de Velam. Mosis, p. 221 &c.

454 – 2 Cor. xi. 3.

455 – Exod. xxxii. 1.

456 – Isai. i. 10.

457 – Isai. lxvi. 3.

458 – Heb. vii. 18.

459 – Gal. iv. 2.

460 – Mal. i. 11.

461 – Pascal. Pen. 142.

462 – Isai. xliii. 18, 19.

463 – Jer. iii. 16.

464 – Psalm cx.

465 – Hos. iii. 4.

466 – Rom. xii. 1.

467 – Vide Hammond, _in loc._

468 – John i. 17.

469 – Rom. xii. 1.

470 – Sherman’s Greek in the Temple, pp. 61, 62.

471 – Stillingfleet’s Irenicum, c. 1. § I. p. 23.

472 – Psalm lxxiv. 8.

473 – Luke ii. 13.

474 – Luke xxii. 41, 42.

475 – Matt. xi. 26.

476 – John xi. 41; xii. 1.

477 – Heb. xi. 21.

478 – Gen. xlvii. 31.

479 – Gen. xiv. 1, 2.

480 – 2 Cor. iv. 13.

481 – Eph. ii. 10.

482 – Col. iii. 4.

483 – Gal. ii. 20.

484 – Rom. viii. 13.

485 – Rom. viii. 11.

486 – Rom. viii. 26.

487 – Eph. vi. 18.

488 – Jude 20.

489 – Cant. iv. 16.

490 – Prov. xxiii. 26.

491 – Moulin. Sermons, Decad. 4. Sermon IV. p. 80.

492 – Exod. xxv. 7.

493 – Rom. x. 10.

494 – Hos. xi. 12.

495 – Rev. ii. 9.

496 – Psalm lxxxvi. 11.

497 – Ezek. xxxiii. 31.

498 – Psalm xxxix. 18.

499 – Matt. vi. 6.

500 – Psalm cxix. 10.

501 – Οὐ γὰρ πάρεργον δεῖ ποεῖσθαι τὸν Θεόν. Iamblic. lib. i.
c. 518. p. 87.

502 – Rom. xii. 11, ζέοντες.

503 – Luke xxiv. 32.

504 – Lady Falkland’s Life, p. 130.

505 – Rom. vi. 11.

506 – Rev. i. 6.

507 – Exod. xiii. 13.

508 – Isaiah xix. 1.

509 – Col. i. 29.

510 – ἀγωνιζόμενος.

511 – Heb. i. 7.

512 – 1 Tim. v. 6.

513 – Psalm cxxvi. 1.

514 – Psalm ciii. 1.

515 – Cant. iv. 16.

516 – Heb. xi. 6.

517 – Daille, sur 3 Jean. p. 150.

518 – Plutarch, Moral. p. 344.

519 – Rev. iv. 10, compared with v.10.

520 – Caudam aculeatam vel linguam nigram, Alexand. ab Alex.
l. 3. c. 12.

521 – Isa. vi. 3. Rev. iv. 8.

522 – As the Jewish doctors observe on Lev. i. 9.

523 – Psalm cxxxiv. 3. “The Lord bless thee out of Sion.”

524 – Exod. xxix. 13. The inward fat, not the offal.

525 – Amyraut, Mor. Tom. II. p. 311.

526 – Daille, Melange des Sermons. Ser. ii.

527 – Μᾶλλον τὸ δαιμόνιον πρὸς τὸ τῶν φυόντων ἦθος ἢ τῶν
θυομένων πλῆθος. Porphyr. de Abstinentia.

528 – “Non valet protestatio contra factum,” is a rule in the
civil law.

529 – Fitzherbert, Pol. in Relig. Part II. c. 19, § 12.

530 – Guliel. Paris. Rhetor. Divin. c. 26, p. 350, col. 1.

531 – Reynolds.

532 – Coccei _in loc._

533 – Austin _in loc._

534 – Pareus _in loc._

535 – Theodoret _in loc._

536 – אל, strong.

537 – Amyrald, _in loc._

538 – Ἄναρχος καὶ ἀτελεύτητος, Theodoret _in loc._

539 – Calv. _in loc._

540 – Confes. lib. ii. Confes. 14.

541 – Moulin. Cod. 1, Ser. 2, p. 52.

542 – Gassend.

543 – Crellius de Deo, c. 18. p. 41.

544 – Lingend. Tom. II. p. 496.

545 – אל עולם.

546 – Coccei Sum. p. 48. Theol. Gerhard Exeges. c. 86. 4. p. 266.

547 – Crellius de Deo, c. 18, p. 41.

548 – 1 Tim. vi. 16. Daille, _in loc._

549 – Lessius de Perfect. Divin. lib. iv. c. 1.

550 – Gamacheus in Aquin. Part I. Qu. 10. c. 1.

551 – Gassend. Tom. I. Physic. § 1. lib. ii. c. 7. p. 223.

552 – Daille, Melange de Sermon, p. 252.

553 – Parisiensis.

554 – Calov. Socinian.

555 – Existentia durans.

556 – Gassend.

557 – Ps. xc. 4. Amyrald, Trin. p. 44.

558 – Daille, Vent. Sermons, Serm. I. sur 102, Ps. 27, p. 21.

559 – Crellius weakens this argument, De Deo, c. 18, p. 42.

560 – Thes. Salmur. p. 1. p. 145, Thes. 14.

561 – Plutarch de Εἶ, I. p. 392.

562 – Perer. in Exo. 3. Disput. 13.

563 – Petav. Theol. Dogm. Tom. I. lib. i. c. 6, § 6, 7.

564 – Amyrald, de Trinit. p. 48.

565 – Voet. Natural. Theol. p. 310.

566 – Rev. i. 8. Ficin. de Immort. lib. ii. c. 5.

567 – Coccei Sum. Theol. c. 8.

568 – Crellius de Deo, c. 18. p. 43.

569 – Petav. Theol. Dogmat. Tom. I. lib. i. c. 10, 11.

570 – Bapt.

571 – Lessius de Perfect, lib. iv. c. 2.

572 – Ibid.

573 – Crellius de Deo, c. 18. p. 43.

574 – Heb. xiii. 8. Rev. i. 8. “He which is, and which was, and
which is to come.”

575 – Mestræzat. _in loc._

576 – Petav.

577 – Job xxxvi. 26, compared with ver. 23.

578 – Crellius de Deo, c. 18, p. 44, 45.

579 – Charrontrois. Vent. liv. i. c. 5, p. 17, &c.

580 – Pareus.

581 – Plin. Hist. lib. ii. c. 3.

582 – Coccei. _in loc._

583 – Septuag.

584 – Estius in Heb. i.

585 – Hyper. in Heb. 1.

586 – Mestræzat sur. Heb. i.

587 – Mestræzat sur. Heb. i.

588 – Estius in Heb. i.

589 – Chrysostom, אתה הוא.

590 – Ἀλλοιώσεως κρείττων above all change. Theodor.

591 – Gamacheus.

592 – Amyrant sur Heb. ix. p. 153.

593 – Archbold, Serm.

594 – Hugo Victorin. in Petavio.

595 – _Ibid._

596 – Austin. Fulgen in Petavio.

597 – Petav. Tom. I. p. 173.

598 – Suarez. Vol. I. p. 137.

599 – Psalm cxlv. 5. “His understanding is infinite.”

600 – Austin. Bradwardine.

601 – Gamch. p. 1. Acquin. Qu. 9. c. i. p. 73.

602 – Maxim. Tyrius dissert. 3, 30.

603 – Turrentin de Satisfac. p. 266.

604 – Gamacheus ut supra.

605 – The ancients, as Dionysius, expressed it by this
similitude.

606 – Plato calls God οὐσίαν ἀεὶ ἐχόμενον, lib. i. de Be.

607 – Stabilisque manens dat cuncta moveri. Boet. Consolat.
lib. iii.

608 – Trap. on Exod.

609 – Amyrald, de Trinitat. p. 433.

610 – Spanhe. Synta. Part. I. p. 39.

611 – Petav. Theol. Dogmat. Tom. I. c. 6. § 6‒8.

612 – Gamach. in prim. part. Aquin. qu. 9. c. 1. part. 72.

613 – Ficinus Zachar. mitylen in Peta. Tom. I. p. 169.

614 – Austin in Pet. Tom. I. p. 201.

615 – Ps. cxlv. 3, אין חקר no end, no term.

616 – Fotherby Atheomastix, p. 308. Gerhard loc. com.

617 – Gamach. in Part I. Aquin. Q. 9. c. i. p. 72.

618 – Petav. Theol. Dogmat. Tom. I.

619 – Zanch. de Immutab. Dei.

620 – Goulart de Immutab. de Dieu.

621 – Gamach in Part I. Aquin. Qu. 9. c. i.

622 – Mercer _in loc._

623 – Petavius Theol. Dogmat.

624 – Daille, in Sermon on 2 Pet. iii. 9. p. 30.

625 – Rivet in Genes. exercita. 51. p. 213.

626 – Sanderson’s Sermon, Part II. p. 157, 158.

627 – Placeus de Deitate Christi.

628 – Daille, Melang. des Sermons, Part II. § 1. p. 8‒10, &c.

629 – Sedgwick Christ’s Counsel, p. 230.

630 – Lawrence, of Faith, p. 262.

631 – Turretin. Ser. p. 322.

632 – Cocceius.

633 – Munster, Vatablus, Castalio Oecolamp.

634 – Tum perspicacia, tum efficacia, Grot.

635 – Suarez.

636 – Amirald. de Trinitate, p. 57.

637 – Seneca de Benefic. lib. 4. c. 8. Ipse opus suum implet.

638 – Chrysostom.

639 – Hierom. on Isa. lxvi. 1.

640 – Hammond on Matt. vi. 7.

641 – Med. Diatrib. Vol. I. pp. 71, 72.

642 – Dought Analec. excurs. 61, 113.

643 – מקום Grot. upon Matt. v. 16. Mares. contra Volk. lib. i.
cap. 27. p. 494.

644 – Vide Minut. Fel. p. 20.

645 – Plotin. Enead. 6. lib. 5. cap. 4.

646 – Zanch.

647 – Matt. vii. 22. “In thy name we have done many wonderful
works.”

648 – Cajetan in Aquin. Par. i. Qu. 8. Art. 3.

649 – Ficin.

650 – Maimonid.

651 – Ficin.

652 – Hornbeck Soun. Part I. p. 303.

653 – Amyrald, de Trinit.

654 – Ps. civ. 2. John i. 5. “God is light, and in him is no
darkness at all.”

655 – Bernard.

656 – Petar.

657 – Maccor. loc. commun. cap. 19, p. 153.

658 – Rivet. Ps. cx. p. 301, col. 2.

659 – Amyrald, de Trinitat. p. 89.

660 – Deus est actus purus et nullam habet potentiam passivam.

661 – Pont.

662 – Amyrald, de Trinitat, p. 106, 107.

663 – Amyrald, de Trinitat, p. 74, 75.

664 – Gassend.

665 – Amyrald, de Trinit. pp. 99, 100.

666 – Rom. vi. 1, 2, 15. “Shall we sin, because we are not
under the law but under grace?”

667 – Shelford on the Attributes, p. 170.

668 – Dr. More.

669 – Cyril.

670 – Κρυφιότης, Dionysius called God.

671 – Drexel. Nicet. lib. ii. cap. 2.

672 – Drexel, Nicet. lib. ii. cap. 10.

673 – Quo fugis Encelade quascunque accesseris oras, sub Jove
semper eris.

674 – Ps. cxxxix. 12. “The darkness and light are both alike
to him.”

675 – Chrysostome.

676 – Musculus.

677 – Drexel.

678 – Omnia diis plena.

679 – Agamemnon, (Homer II. 3. v. 8.) making a Covenant with
Priam, invocates the Sun, Ἠέλιος ὃς πάντ᾽ ἐφορᾷς καὶ
πάντ᾽ ἐπακούεις.

680 – Gamach in 1 Pa. Aqui. Q. 14. cap. 1; p. 119. Clem.
Alexander Strom. lib. 6.

681 – Suarez de Deo, lib. 3. cap. 4. p. 130.

682 – Suarez de Deo, lib. 3. cap. 4. p. 138.

683 – Ibid. p. 140.

684 – Moulin.

685 – Magalaneus.

686 – Petar. Theol. Dogm. lib. p. 257.

687 – Ficin de Immort. lib. 2. cap. 10.

688 – Gamach.

689 – Ficin de Immort. lib. 2. cap. 10.

690 – Bradward.

691 – Daille, Serm. Part 1. p. 230.

692 – Fotherby Atheoma, p. 132.

693 – Ἐν Διὸς δέλτῳ Cross. Anthol. Dec. 1. cap. 395. p. 101.

694 – Cusan, p. 246.

695 – Petavius changed.

696 – Bradward, lib. 3 cap. 14.

697 – Pacuvius said, Siqui quæ eventura sunt provident, æqui
parent, Gell. lib. 14. c. 1.

698 – Cusanus.

699 – Fuller’s Pisgah, l. 2. p. 281.

700 – Chequell.

701 – Coccei sum. Theol. p. 50.

702 – Ibid.

703 – Gamach in Aquin, Part I. Q. 14. cap. 3. p. 124.

704 – Maimonid. More Nevoch, Part 3. cap. 21. pp. 393, 394.

705 – Gamach. in Aquin. Part I. Q. 14. cap. 3. p. 124.

706 – Eph. i. 5. and in other places.

707 – Gerhard Exeges, ch. 8. de Deo sect. 13. p. 303.

708 – Bradward, lib. 3. cap. 14.

709 – Hornbeck.

710 – Pugio Fidei, Part I. ch. 19.

711 – Boet. consolat lib. 5. pros. 6.

712 – Ficinus in Procl. cap. 91.

713 – Zanch.

714 – Scrivener.

715 – The Stoics, that thought their souls to be some particle
of God, Ἀποσπάσματα, pieces pulled off from him, did
conclude from thence that he knew all the motions of
their souls as his own mover, as things coherent with
him. Arrian Epictet. lib. 1. cap. 14. p. 60.

716 – Vid. Rivet. _in loc._ exerci. 86. p. 329.

717 – Mare. cont. Volkel. lib. 1. cap. 24. p. 343.

718 – Amyrald, de Prædestin. cap. 6.

719 – Rawley of the World, lib. i. cap. 1, sec. 12.

720 – Rivet, in Isa. liii. 1. p. 16.

721 – Daille, Melang. Part II. pp. 712, 725.

722 – Maxim. Tyrius. Dissert. 1. pp. 9, 10.

723 – Maimonides More Nevochim. Part III. c. 20. pp. 291‒293.

724 – Dionys.

725 – Kendall against Goodwin of Foreknowledge.

726 – Suarez. Vol. I. de Deo, lib. 3. cap. 2. pp. 133, 134.

727 – Gamach in Aquin Q. 14. cap. 1. p. 113.

728 – Epiphanius.

729 – Amyrant, Morale Chréti. Tom. III. p. 137.

730 – Cusan. p. 646.

731 – Bradward, lib. 1. cap. 15.

732 – Suarez. Vol. II. p. 228.

733 – Tileni Syntagma, Part I. Disp. 13. Thes. 14.

734 – Plato, ἀκοίμητος ὀφθαλμός.

735 – Damianus.

736 – Gerhard.

737 – Gamach in Aquin. Part 1. Q. 14, cap. 1. pp. 118, 119.

738 – Bradwardin, p. 6.

739 – Sabund. Tit. 84 much changed.

740 – Petav. Theo. Dogmat. I. p. 467, &c.

741 – Petav. Theol. Dogmat. Tom. I. p. 467.

742 – Placæus de Deitate Christi.

743 – Ἐξ ἀρχῆς.

744 – Daille, Serm. 15. pp. 21‒24.

745 – Sabund. Theol. Natural. Tit. 84. somewhat changed.

746 – Pascall, p. 170.

747 – Amyrant, de Prædest. pp. 116, 117. somewhat changed.

748 – Daille, Melang. Part II., pp. 560, 561.

749 – Amyrant. Moral. Tom. III. p. 75, &c.

750 – Cajetan, Sum. p. 190.

751 – Ps. xxxii. 1, 2, Camero, p. 89, col. 1.

752 – Drexel. Nicetas, lib. ii. cap. 10, p. 357.

753 – Nov. 1678, when the Popish Plot was discovered.

754 – For the evidence of it I refer you to Dr. More’s
Exposition of the Seven Churches, worthy every learned
and understanding man’s reading, and of every sober
Romanist.

755 – Coc. _in loc._

756 – Turretin’s Sermons, p. 362.

757 – Barlow’s Man’s Refuge, pp. 29, 30.

758 – Isai. lxv. 6. “Behold it is written.”

759 – Antiquit. lib. i. cap. 3.

760 – Gomarus, _in loc._

761 – Amyraut. Moral. Tom. III. p. 123.

762 – Maimon. Mor. Part I. cap. 53.

763 – Laert. lib. i. Proem.

764 – Polhill against Sherlock, p. 377.

765 – Culverwell, Light of Nature, p. 30.

766 – Isa. xlvi. 10. Jer. xxxii. 19. “Great in counsel.”
Job xii. 13. “He hath counsel and understanding.”

767 – Eugub. per Philosoph. lib. i. cap. 5.

768 – Licet magnum sit posse, majus tamen est sapere.

769 – Suarez, Vol. I. lib. i. cap. 3. p. 10.

770 – Amiraut. Moral.

771 – Amyrald, Desart. Theol. p. 111.

772 – Omne opus naturæ est opus intelligentiæ.

773 – Amyraut. Moral, Vol. I. p. 257.

774 – Mountag. against Selden, p. 281. Plutarch calls God
ἁρμονικὸς καὶ μουσικὸς; he saith nothing was made without
music.

775 – Charlton, Light of Nature, p. 57.

776 – Daille, Mel. Part I. p. 483.

777 – Amyraut. Predestin. p. 9.

778 – Amyraut. sur diverses Text. p. 127.

779 – Lessius.

780 – Daille, Melan. Part II, pp. 472, 473.

781 – Daille, Melan. II. p. 477, &c.

782 – Daille Sermon XV. p. 170.

783 – Castellio, Dialog. l. 4, p. 46.

784 – Amyraut.

785 – Moulin’s Serm. decad. 10. p. 231, 232.

786 – Which I have upon another occasion noted.

787 – Daille sur Philip. Part I. pp. 545, 646.

788 – Sanderson, Part II. p. 205.

789 – Daille sur 1 Cor. x. p. 390.

790 – Turretin, Serm. p. 53.

791 – Daille sur Philip. Part I. pp. 116, 117.

792 – Amyraut. Moral. Tom. V. pp. 478‒480.

793 – Savana Triump. Crucis, lib. iii, cap. 7. p. 211.

794 – Gomb. de Relig. p. 42.

795 – Amyraut. Morals. Tom. V. pp. 468, 469.

796 – And indeed the Heathen oracles, managed by the devils,
declared that they were not long to hold their sceptre
in the world, but the Hebrew child should vanquish them.

797 – Laud against Fisher, p. 5.

798 – Bradward, p. 28.

799 – Janeway. p. 88.

800 – Ἐπιφάνειαι.

801 – Dionys. Halicar, Antiq. l. 2, p. 128.

802 – Iamblych. Vit. Pythag., lib. i. cap. 6, p. 44, and
lib. ii. c. 19, p. 94.

803 – Faucheur. _in loc._ pp. 294, 295.

804 – Amyraut, Moral. Tom. I. pp. 258, 259.

805 – Strong, of The Will.

806 – Vaisin. The Talmud takes notice, that the court of
Bethany was wasted three years before Jerusalem, because
they preferred their own words before the words of the Law.

807 – Pont. Medit. Part III. p. 366.

808 – Durant de Tent, pp. 403, 404.

809 – Seaman’s Sermon before the Parliament.

810 – Munster.

811 – Coccei _in loc._

812 – Coccei.

813 – Drusius _in loc._

814 – As the word signifies in the Hebrew.

815 – Oecolamp.

816 – The ancient Gauls worshipped him under the name of
Taranis. The Greeks called Jupiter Βρονταῖος, and Thor;
whence our Thursday is derived, signifieth Thunderer,
a title the Germans gave their God. And Toran, in the
British language, signifies thunder. Voss. Idolo.
lib. ii. cap. 33. Camb. Britan. p. 17.

817 – Lessius, de Perfect. Divin. lib. v. cap. 1.

818 – Fotherby, Atheomastic, pp. 306, 307.

819 – גבורתו Sept. σθενος.

820 – Scaliger, Publ. Exercit. 365, § 8.

821 – Estius in Sent. lib. i. dist. 43. § 2.

822 – Cra. Syntag. lib. iii. cap. 17. p. 611.

823 – Gamacheus.

824 – Ratione summæ actualitatis essentiæ. Suarez, Vol. I.
pp. 150, 151.

825 – Operationes sequuntur essentiam.

826 – Aquin. Part 1. Qu. 25. Articæ.

827 – Suarez, Vol. I. de Deo. p. 151.

828 – Becan. Sum. Theol. p. 82.

829 – Ibid. p. 84.

830 – Gamach in Aquin. Tom. I. Qu. 25.

831 – Best, _ex parte facientis et modi_: but not _ex parte
rei_. Esti. in Senten. lib. i. distin. 44. § 2.

832 – Aquin. Part I. Qu. 25. art. 6.

833 – Gamach. in Aquin. Tom. I. Qu. 25.

834 – Crell. de Deo. cap. 22.

835 – Robins. Observ. p. 14.

836 – Magalano. de Scientia Dei, Part II. c. 6. § 3.

837 – Augus.

838 – Becan. Sum. Theolog. p. 83.

839 – Maximus Tyrius.

840 – Ambrose.

841 – Becan. Sum. Theol. p. 84. Crel. de Deo, cap. 22.

842 – Victorin. in Petar. Tom. I. p. 333.

843 – Ibid. p. 233.

844 – Lib. i. cap. 1. p. 38.

845 – Damianus, in Petar.

846 – Fauch. in Acts. Vol. II. § 56.

847 – Mercer, p. 7. col. 1, 2.

848 – Suarez, Vol. III. p. 33.

849 – Suarez, Vol. III. p. 6.

850 – Amyrald, Morale. Tom. I. p. 252.

851 – Gassend.

852 – Gen. i. 3, 5, &c. throughout the whole chapter.

853 – Augus.

854 – Theodoret.

855 – Peirs. p. 111.

856 – Suarez, Vol. I. lib. iii. cap. 10.

857 – Daille, in 1 Cor. x. p. 102.

858 – מקום.

859 – Daille, Melange, Part II. p. 457.

860 – Lessius, de Perfect. Divin. p. 69.

861 – Lessius, de Sum. Bon. pp. 580‒582.

862 – Trismegist, in Serm. Greek, in the Temple, p. 57.

863 – A Lapide, in 1 cap. Gen. xvi. Lessius, de Perfect. Divin.
pp. 90, 91.

864 – Lessius, de Providen, p. 633. Voss. de Idol. lib. ii.
cap. 2.

865 – Faucher, sur Act. Vol. II. p. 47.

866 – Cæteros deos æreos esse, &c. Grot. Verit. Rel. lib. 4.

867 – Amyrald. in Symbol. p. 103, &c.

868 – Amyrant. sur Timole, p. 292.

869 – Lessius, de Perf. Divin. lib. xii. cap. 4. p. 104.

870 – Lessius, pp. 103, 104.

871 – Lessius, pp. 103, 104. Amyrald. Irenic. p. 284.

872 – Amyrald. Irenic. p. 282.

873 – Σπερμολόγος.

874 – Daille. Serm. XV. p. 57.

875 – Colos. i. 13. ἐῤῥύσατο.

876 – Grotius in Luke i. 19.

877 – Numb. xiv. 17. ὑψωθήτω, be exalted. Sept. Strength, &c.

878 – ἐποίησεν.

879 – Gen. i. 2. So the word “moved” properly signifies.

880 – Sabunde, Tit. 39.

881 – Pont. Part VI. med. 16. p. 531.

882 – Capel. in 1 Tim. i. 17.

883 – Lingend. Tom. III. pp. 779, 780.

884 – Harwood, p. 13.

885 – Grot. _in loc._

886 – Amyrant. Moral. Tom. V. p. 170.

887 – Trap. _in loc._

888 – Manass. ben Israel, de Resurr. lib. 1, cap. 1, p. 7.

889 – Pareus in Exod. xv.

890 – Rivet.

891 – Calvin.

892 – Munster.

893 – Ἄχραντος ἡγεμών.

894 – οὐδ᾽ ἀκούειν ὅσιον. Ammon. in Plut. de Εἰ apud Delphos,
p. 393.

895 – Gassend. Tom. I. Phys. § 1, lib. 4, cap. 2, p. 289.

896 – Petav. Theol. Dogmat. Tom. I. lib. 6, cap. 5, p. 415.

897 – Plutarch Eugubin. de Perenni Phil. lib. 6, cap. 6.

898 – Martin. de Deo, p. 86.

899 – Turretin. de Satisfact. p. 28.