repented action, God will not condem us for them all together. If our own heart therefore does not accufe us for the particular, wilful, and unrepented breaches of fome or other of these laws above-mentioned, which God has made the rule of our life, and our obfervation of which he hath made the indifpenfable condition of our acceptance, we are fecure as to the next world, and may comfortably hope to be acquitted in the laft judgment. Being confcious of no wilful fin, but what we have repented of, and begging pardon through Chrift for our involuntary fins, we hall have nothing that will be heavy upon us at the last day, but may go out of the world with eafe, and die in comfort. Our departure hence may be in peace, because our appearance at God's tribunal fhall be in fafety; for we shall have nothing worse charged upon us there, than we are able here to charge upon ourselves. But leaving this world with a good confcience, we shall be sentenced in the next to a glorious reward, and bid to enter into our Mafter's joy, there to live with our Lord for ever and ever. THE AB Bfolutions useless without repentance, Page 225 Abftinence gloried in by the Epicureans, 13. Adam liable to be tempted before he knew what fin was, 297 Actions, the natural order of them, 295 Admiration of God, its entertainment, 55 Adultery spiritual, no more to be listened to by ladies than carnal, 28 Amusements, the ladies at church, 197 Affections, the objects of them fleeting, 87-Their zeal depends upon temper, 311-Their dulnefs no hindrance of the fuccefs of prayer, 313 Anxiety of the mind perpetual without truft in God, 1 Apoftates, their great danger, 334 Appetites, how man is difordered by them, 83-The Archetype of all reasonable creatures, God fo, 105 Atheists, how they affront women in charging them Attention of mind in prayer cannot always be pre- Audit, the great one, how it fhould be confidered, B. Blafphemers, to be abhorred by ladies, 29 Blafphemy, how near to the fin against the Holy Ghost, Body, the actions of it, as it ferves to religion, 64- Brave men, their character, 159-Despise false cou- Bread and wine in the facrament reprefent Chrift's C. Cares, C. Cares, worldly, to be removed, 59 Charity the child of faith, 44-Is the fulfilling of the Choices, how unfit we are to make them for ourselves, Chrift, the story of his life should be often read, 65— Christianity, its prefent happinefs, 23 What dan Civilities, human, to be practifed by Christians, Clergy, beft judges of and guides in religion, 27.9 28 Clofets, how they are abused, 32 Cloifter, the devotion of it defective, 30 Communion of faints a concord of fouls, 134 Complacency in God, the duty of it, 103 -Confeffion a part of prayer, 188, 189 Confidence in God's promifes, what creates it, 51- Confolations, fenfible, not to be looked for in acts of Contemplation of God, the pleasure of it, 101, 102 Courage, falfe, defcribed, 90, 91-True, acquired by Creatures, reasonable, their beings defined, 2 Creed of nature, what it is, 3, 4 Crofs of Chrift, the doctrine of it, 10 D. David, his confideration of God's prefence in all 72 Death, a duty in the beginning of Chriftianity, 10, 170 Death-bed repentance not effectual, 228, 231 Deprecating, a part of prayer, 189 Defire after God, how it is entertained, 56-Outrage- Despair, Chriftians must never give way to it, 52, 53— Devils, |