God.

124 Expectation of the wicked.

125 Waiting. The righteous wait for God.

126 The wicked wait not for him.

127 Submission and resignation to God.—

Language expressive of this temper o

mind.

128 Relying upon God.

129 Trusting in God-and in Christ.

130 Confidence in God.

heard.

163 The divine influence, or the Spirit's assis-

tance in prayer.

164

Prayer to be made in the name of Christ,

165 Prayer to be made in faith.

166 With sincerity of heart.

167 With love to God.

168 With the fear of God.

169 With obedience to God.

fear of evil from man.

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.

136 Promises to them that seek God.

137 Prayers for them that seek him.

138 Examples of God's people seeking him.

139 The wicked seeking not God.

from sin.

171 With forgiveness toward men.

172 With alms and good works.

173 Prayer must be frequent, fervent, and im-
portunate.

174 Prayer with tears.

175 Private prayer.

176 Public prayer, a part of public wor-
ship.

against such.

141 Drawing near to God.

Christ.

180 The Lord's prayer, a good and brief mo-

del of these.

181 Spiritual blessings, wisdom and grace,

to be prayed for.

Sect.

197 Their entreaties that they may be heard.

198 Their grief at not being answered.

199 The efficacy of prayer. Miracles wrought

by it.

Sect.

231 Honouring Christ. Motives.

232 The wicked dishonour God, and are pu-

nished.

233 Glorifying God.-Commanded.

people delivered.

201 Prayers against evil from enemies.

202 Prayer in trouble; instances thereof.

203 Of prayerless persons, or of not pray-

ing.

204 The prayers of hypocrites.

205 The prayers of the wicked not acceptable

to God.

206 Of praising God.-Praise and thanks

due unto him, and required from the

righteous.

235 Men glorify God by praise and thankful-

ness.

236 By faith.

237 By good works.

238 By various branches of duty.

239 Doxologies, or glory ascribed to God in

worship.

240 God is glorified in the restoration and

prevalence of true religion among his

people. By those who saw the mira-

cles wrought by Christ.

God.

208 The wicked are unthankful.

209 Praise must be frequent.

210 It must be with sincerity.

nished.

242 God is glorified in the destruction of the

wicked.

243 Sanctifying God.

or divine influences therefor.

212 Thanking God through Christ.

213 Praise is a part of public worship.

214 Of singing the praises of God.

215 Subjects of praise. God's goodness and

mercy, &c.

216 Praise for Christ.

217 For blessings by and through Christ.

218 For God's will revealed.

219 For the obedience and faith of Christians

as owing to God.

220 For his care of his church.

221 For his great and marvellous works.

222 For God's marvellous acts upon the bodies

and minds of mankind.

223 For daily bread.

224 For deliverance from trouble and afflic-

tion.

225 For deliverance from enemies.

226 Honouring God.-Honour due to God,
and claimed by him.

227 God is honoured by acts of worship.

228 By holiness of life.

229 By keeping the Sabbath.

God.

CHAP. XV.

Characters good and bad, with promises and

threats.

1 Godliness in heart and life.

2 Promises to the godly.

3 Means of godliness given.

4 Godliness misrepresented.

5 The ungodly described by their prac

tice.

6 Threats against the ungodly.

7 Righteousness required.

8 Promises to the righteous of peculiar fa-

vour from God.

9 Promises of blessings, as the consequence

of righteousness, by the appointment of

God.

10 The righteous shall be delivered from ene-

mies.

11 The death of the righteous blessed.

12 They are blessed after death.

poor.

14 Threats against the unrighteous.

righteousness.

53 Serving God commanded.

eous.

81 Evil-doers; their works to be avoided.

83 Threats against evil-doers.

Bect

92 Lusting after women.

93 Lusting after meats and drinks.

94 The evil of lusts.

95 Corruption prevailing.

96 Confession of corruption.

97 The righteous not corrupt.

98 Defilement of sin.

99 Threats against it.

100 Uncleanness of sin.

101 Confession of uncleanness.

102 Promises against uncleanness.

103 Directions against it.

104 Threats against it.

105 Pollution.

106 Filthiness.

107 Directions.

108 Promises.

109 Threats.

110 Vileness.

111 Confession of vileness.

112 Abominableness.

113 Promises to the just, and prayers for

them.

114 Threatenings against the unjust.

115 The unjust hurtful in the earth.

116 The general character of a good man's

walk and life.

117 Promises to the good.

118 Evil men.

119 Perverseness.

120 Threats.

121 Threats against the froward.

122 The righteous not froward.

123 Stubbornness, the stiff-necked in their

own ways, and ways of their own

sight and eyes.

124 The wicked are revolters.

125 Rebellion against God forbidden.

126 Enemies, adversaries of the Lord.

127 Deliverance from enmity against God.

128 God's threatenings against the wicked.

129 Threats against the wicked of evils, as

the consequences of wickedness, under

the providential government of God.

130 God's threatenings against sinners.

131 Sinners threatened with various evils

under the providence of God.

132 Transgressors, threatenings against them.

Sect.

133 Iniquity forbidden.

134 God's threatenings against the workers

thereof.

135 Iniquity, the punishment thereof threat-

ened under the providential govern-

ment of God, with instances thereof

executed.

First Commandment.

136 Idolatry, or the worship of strange gods

forbidden.

137 Threatenings against idolaters.

138 Judgments inflicted upon idolaters.

139 God's judgments upon particular trans-

gressors of this commandment.

140 Covenants and intermarriages with the

inhabitants of Canaan forbidden to the

Jews.

141 Making covenants and intermarriages

with transgressors of this command-

ment punished.

142 Strange gods to be put away.

143 Transgressors of this commandment

among the people of Israel, and the

enticers thereto, to be put to death.

144 Threatenings against strange gods.

145 Strange gods are vanity.

146 Inquiring concerning future events of

those who by nature are no gods for-

bidden.

Second Commandment.

147 Images, the use of them forbidden.

148 God's judgments on the breakers of this

commandment.

149 Images no representation of God.

150 Images were commanded to be broken.

151 Images were broken.

152 Instances of images used by apostates as

outward symbols in worship offered to

the true God.

153 Worship to images refused though com-

manded by kings.

154 Threats against idols and idolaters.

155 Promises, warnings, and exhortations

against idolatry.