A commentarie, or exposition upon the prophecie of Habakkuk: together with many usefull and very seasonable observations, delivered in sundry sermons

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Infirmities of Gods fervants twofold
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Grief mingled with faith is no
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Nothing ought to be fo dear to us as the glory of God
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To know the glory of God here on earth we muſt obſerve the courſe
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Gods mercie and our obedience are motives of reestablishing his pro
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Hatred a canfe of contention
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The foul of prayer is the holy zeal of him that prayeth
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God can make good use of the vices of men and make wicked men ſerve
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lence
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God is author of all actions but not of the evill of them
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All evill actions are justly judged by the intentions of their agents
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Riligion is the knot of true Union that knitteth us to God and uniteth
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Out of natural and moral ways of life there is a wifedome of God to
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Ungodly men have no bowels
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Iniquity knoweth no meaſure
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God foreknoweth the fins of men
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Gods love to his Church is eternal as himselfi
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Religion hath the bowels oj compaſſion and they have no Religion
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God loves to be follicited for mercy
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Faiths greatneſſe and its effects
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Gods children in afflictions are not difcouraged in their faith of Gods
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Good nfe is to be made of fome temptations
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How far we may complain to God against our brethren
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Gods eyes are pure
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Description of Repentance
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Calvins judgment of Habakkuk Cautions to order and regulate our judgment and life concerning page
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Charity is the bond of peace only to the children of peace
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The effectual feurent prayer of a righteousman prevaileth much
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God will have his Church taught his ways in all ages thereof
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Babylon taken by storme on a day of feaſting
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Distreffing of the poor a greivous and provoking
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How God is faid to repent
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HHoes God as is faid to have divided the Land of Canaan amongst
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God fignifieth his will in divers ways p 167 and his will is two
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And of Canaan not above 300 miles in lengthand 160 in bredtḥ
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We ought not be too buſte to fearch into the wayes of God to know
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Rich mens duties to the poor
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The poor are under Gods protection and his own flesh
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God taketh offence at fuch as are lifted up
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Gods fervants fight against fin by prayer
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How many ways fpiritual enemies affault the Church
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God is the author of faith
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Salva
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Prayer what it
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Prayer the Word and the Sacraments are means to preferve faith
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J Erufalem and the Temple Spall tye defolate untill the second coming
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The Saints of God have their forrows on earth yet they always rejoyce
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Seekers of ftrife condemned
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whom God pardoneth Sathan tempteth moſt
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God walketh with the righteous and contrary to the unrigh
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The delivery of Gods Church and his vengeance upon her enemies
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Godis glorious and jealous of his glory
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God punisheth fin by fin
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Satans Suggestions that God is mercifulanimates finners to do evil 58
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Judgment beginneth at the house of
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Ain repetitions not to be uſed in Prayer
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In reading of holy Scripture we ought carefully to observe what is ſpo
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The Contents of the third Chapter
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Complaint is a part of prayer 31 the reasons thereof 32
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Gad doth hear the complaints of fuch as have just caufe to complaine
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Man is mutable God unchangably just
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Illgotten goods bring fuch a fin upon a man as cannot be purged
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Gods justice doth not spare his own peopleif they do provoke him 63
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Affection of love moſt vehement in a woman
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WE ought to give the whole glory and praife for all good to
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Gontempt is a provocation which moveth God to fevere judgments 72
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Crie of blood
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Joy dilateth the heart
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Though the Church of God live under the craffe for a time it shall
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Devill author of Idolatry temptor to it and promoter of it 93
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God never layeth his rod upon thofe creatures which he hath ordained
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We must fearch out and confeſſe the true caufe of all the good that
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The truth of God is a good ground becauſe the word of God is a fure
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When God undertaketh a work he accommodateth all fit means
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What uſe may be made of Davids Pfalmes in our frequent reading
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Godis above all fecond causes
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Ministers ought to be first Seers and then Speakers
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Chriſt was alwayes before the Gafpel andeven from the beginning
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God hath taken upon himself the care of the prefervation of his Church
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When we pray that Gods will may be done we must also pray that
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Godin Chrift is the rest of bis Church
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Commination of Gods judgments makes the Church of God to fear 174
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Diftrust in God the mother fin of all evill mayes 267
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Doctrine of faith most neceffary to ſalvation 205
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Pray fing of God in Hymns and Songs ancient and much used in
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Xerxes angry with the feacaufeth it to be beaten with stripes 102
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TítuloA commentarie, or exposition upon the prophecie of Habakkuk: together with many usefull and very seasonable observations, delivered in sundry sermons
AutorEdward Marbury
Publicado1650
Procedencia del originalUniversidad de Oxford
Digitalizado15 Ago. 2006
  
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