Part 3 — INDEXES, &c.
Reading edition
I.—TEXTS ILLUSTRATED.
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Genesis 2. 23 21
” 3. 1 22
” 4. 11-16 288
” 4. 26 431, 432
” 10. 4 102
” 49. 17 14
Exodus 22. 18 27
Deut. 6. 16 382
” 8. 3 356
” 18. 10 27, 28
” 23. 18 137
Judges 21. 18, 20 78
1 Kings 20. 33 377
Job 11. 12 3
Psalms 37. 34 364
” 91. 11, 12 402, seq.
Proverbs 3. 23 402
Isaiah 41. 23 25
Jerem. 18. 9 23
Ezekiel 33. 11 298
Daniel 10. 13 20
Malachi 3. 1 381
Matthew 4. 1-11 313, seq.
” 4. 1 313-328
” 4. 2 328-336
” 4. 3 337-341
” 4. 4 341, seq.
” 4. 5 376-382
” 4. 6 382, seq.
” 4. 7 402, seq.
” 4. 8 415, seq.
” 4. 9 430, seq.
” 6. 24 441
Luke 11. 24 91, seq., 97
John 2. 24, 25 24
” 8. 54 14
” 12. 24 17
” 16. 17
Romans 1. 28 143
” 3. 7, 8 116
” 14. 23 296
” 15. 19 142
” 16. 18 162
1 Cor. 4. 13 40
” 11. 29 297
2 Cor. 2. 11 55
” 4. 4 62
” 11. 3 112
” 12. 7 238
” 13. 5 256
Gal. 1. 16 111
” 5. 1, 2 200
” 5. 20, 21 28
” 6. 1 320
Ephes. 3. 10 23
” 4. 17 144
” 4. 27 12
” 6. 12 20
Philip. 4. 7 210
Col. 1. 16 15, 16
” 2. 8 203
1 Thes. 4. 16 20
2 Thes. 2. 9-11 142
1 Tim. 1. 20 17
” 6. 20 162
2 Tim. 2. 16 17
” 2. 26 56
Heb. 3. 13 53
” 6. 4 301
” 10. 2 255
” 10. 26 301
” 11. 37 440
James 1. 14 54
” 1. 22, 29 55
” 4. 4 441
1 Peter 5. 8 8, seq.
2 Peter 3. 16 411, 412
1 John 3. 8 13
” 3. 12 12
” 5. 16 299
Jude 9 19, 55
Rev. 2. 24 162
” 11. 15 17
” 12. 12 11
II.—GENERAL MATTERS.
Abhorrency, 457, 458.
Absconded, 163.
Accusations by Satan, 231, 232;
direful, 428.
Acontius, 169, 193, 207.
Acosta, 198.
Acquirements, 152.
Actions, of wonder and astonishment, by Satan, 30;
unreasonableness of some, 68;
mistake of, 188, 189;
Satan uses Scripture to promote sinful, 408.
Activity in duty, 212.
Adam, Melchior, 135, 147.
Additions, 124.
Admiration, 43.
Adonis, 180.
Adoption, Satan seeks to weaken, 374;
are all to maintain their? 375.
Adrianus, 178.
Advantage pursued by Satan, 45, 46, 251, 258, 259, 345, 346.
Adventurousness, rash, 320.
Adversary, Satan an—malice, enmity, power, cruelty, diligence, 10.
Æsop, 181.
Ætius Spartianus, 178.
Ætna, 173.
Affections, Satan uses, 67.
Afflicted, reasons for Satan’s tempting the, 335, 336.
Afflictions, 222, 223, 273, 274, 335, 336, 427.
Affright, Satan seeks not to, 86, 87.
Affrightments, 238, 240;
grievous, 249, 427.
Afraid, be not of, Goliath, 311.
Agathocles, 40.
Aggravations, of sin, 83, 278, 279;
unjust, of sins of God’s children, 299, 300.
Aims, Satan, various, in a single temptation, 353.
Alacrity, in duty, 212.
Alexander, 26, 68.
Alexander, (heretic,) 204.
Allegorical reflections, 163.
Allurement, 399.
Alterations, be jealous of, in worship, 433.
Alvarez, 174.
Alypius, 65.
Amazement, 303.
Ambrose, 446.
Americans, 17, 44.
Ames, or Amesius, 10, 57, 255, 288, 293, 384, 449, 456.
Androgeus, 39.
Anger of Satan, 12, 206;
angry disposition, 220.
Angel, Satan an, power of, 14, 15;
angels, strength of, ib.;
Sadducees, opinions on, 49, 50.
Anguish and horror of Satan, 13.
Annoyance, temptation an, 456.
Answers, of Christ to Satan, 445, seq.;
fit and pertinent, 445;
best from Scripture, 462, seq.
Antichrist, 38.
Antiochus, 109.
Antony, M., 70.
Antony of Padua, 180.
Apion, 109, 110.
Apish imitation of divine things, 198.
Apochryphal adjections, 179.
Apollonius, 173.
Apollonius Tyanæus, 419.
Apostasy of Satan, 12.
Apostolici, 170.
Apparitions, 33.
Appearances, remarkable, of God, 279.
Applause, popular, 401.
Apprehensions, against God, 303.
Aptitude in the world to tempt, 441.
Aquinas, 31.
Arguings, fallacious, 113, 114;
partial, 452.
Arguments, deny sin with strongest, 463;
of Satan, 295, 296.
Arianism, 131.
Aristotle, 27, 179.
Arius, 204.
Armour, management of spiritual, 445.
Arrowsmith, 19, 102, 240, 327, 425, 467.
Arrogancy, 375;
of Satan against God, how shewn, 418, seq.
Art, of Satan in setting forth temptations, lies in four things, 421, 422.
Arthington, 146.
Askew, Ann, 455.
Assaults, of saints, by Satan, 18.
Assays, 247.
Assertions, bold, 167.
Aspersions, slanderous, 188.
Atheists, 48;
principles of, put out light, 82;
thoughts, 242;
persons troubled with atheistical thoughts, 243.
Authority of Satan, 17;
nature of, explained, 17, 18;
over persons and things, ib.;
efficacy of, 18, 19.
Augustine, 15, 19, 22, 32, 38, 48, 52, 65, 117, 129, 147, 177, 179, 180, 201, 202, 324, 328, 393, 394, 395, 403, 418, 461, 468.
Averrhoes, 48.
Avicenna, 30.
Awe of sin, 93, 94.
Baal-zebub, 36.
Bad end, evident, 357.
Barlow, 53.
‘Barricades’ of Satan, 98.
Baxter, 29, 146, 178, 181.
Bayne, 20, 220, 425.
Belief, facile, 154.
Bellona, 39.
Benedict, St, 174.
Bernard, 328, 403.
‘Beside,’ 195.
Best, of God’s children hardly escape under temptation of distrust, 368.
Beza, 22, 56, 373.
Bias, 151;
to error rather than truth, 151, 152;
by bodily temper, 152.
Bisnagar, 39.
Blasphemous thoughts congenial to Satan;
(1.) from his nature, 244;
(2.) practice, 245;
(3.) professed design, ib.;
(4.) sad experience, ib.;
injections, 304, 424, 425;
how Satan works to get man to, 425;
violent injections of, 426;
sudden glances of, imagination, 427;
reasons of this temptation, 427, seq.;
advice to those tempted by, 429, 430.
Blessings, universal, 366.
Blinds, Satan, 62, 63;
by stirring up lust, proved, 68, seq.;
how lust, 70, 71.
Bochart, 21.
Bodies, 66;
afflicted by mind, 218;
in co-partnership of sorrow, 309, 310;
Satan permitted to have power over, 378.
Bodin, 43.
Bœhmen, 166, 167.
Boldness, heroic, a snare to self-murder, 392.
Bolsecus, 187.
Boniface, Pope, 57, 58, 175.
Boyle, 394.
Bretterge, Mrs, 305, 309.
Bribes of Satan, 205.
Bridget, St, 173.
Broughton, 59.
Bucholcer, 199.
Burden of injections by Satan, 241.
Burton, 66.
Business, Satan’s, to tempt, ours to resist, 339;
and how, 339, 340.
Cain, 288, 289.
Cajetan, 33, 462.
Calisthenes, 68.
Calovius, 132.
Calumnies, 186.
Calvin, 16, 20, 32, 50, 58, 65, 142, 167, 187, 210, 337.
Campian, 164.
Camus, 181.
Capel, 57, 58, 82, 326, 390, 392, 396, 428, 429, 449.
Cappellus, 165.
Cardan, 48.
Care, distressed, cease all, 310.
Carthaginians, 39.
Caryl, 57, 59, 425.
‘Catching away’ the word, 87, 88;
Satan lies at ‘catch,’ 243.
Cathari, 170.
Cato, 393.
‘Catoche,’ 212.
Causes, Satan knows, of things, 25;
second, 365.
Caution, great against Satan, 417.
Cedremus, 178.
Celestine, v., 175.
Chambers, 294.
Chamier, 19, 20, 181.
Change, Satan blinds by, a temptation, 77, 95, 96;
of nature of temptation, 369.
Cheats, 29.
Chemnitius, 203, 373.
Children, 151.
Chokes, Satan, the word, 88.
Cicero, 393.
Clarke, 35, 121.
Cleombrotus, 393.
Climacus, 426.
Coccius, 189.
Collinges, 215.
Comforts, inward, extinguished, 228, 229;
disturbances, scatter thoughts of, 229;
stock of, wastes, 229;
outward, little, 443.
Company, evil, 67.
‘Composition,’ Satan gives a, in religious duty, 95.
Complainings, 373.
Complies, Satan, 78;
compliance with parties, 199, 200;
though not yet, opens way to sins, 428.
Confederacies and contrivances, 179.
Consent, ‘threaped,’ 80.
‘Concealing,’ 70;
concealment of wounds, 307;
Satan tempts by, 421, 422.
Conclusions, direful, 334.
Condition, Satan takes advantage of our, in temptation, 346, 347.
Confident, warning from temptations, to the over, 325.
Confronting of Almighty by Satan, 418.
Conscience, wounded, 61;
in man, 62;
scared, 94;
molested, 231, 232;
scrupulosity of, 253;
doubting, 255;
evil, 255, 256;
denying, 257;
how distinguish between terrors of, and melancholy, 292;
total distress of, 292, 293;
terrors of, 391.
Consent, by silence, 460.
Consolation, for those troubled by blasphemy, 428.
Contrary commands of Scripture to temptations, 468.
Contrasts, between Christ and Satan, 209.
Coveting, 221.
Contempt, 221;
of religion, 334;
Satan seeks to bring Scripture under, 410.
‘Contemplative’ heads, 243.
Contentions and disputes, 149.
Continuance, troubles of long, 295;
temptations of long, 426.
Contrivances, 87;
curious, 183.
‘Conversation,’ careful, 437.
Conversion, time of, temptation, 47;
easy, 260;
conscience wounded, before and after, by God, 261, 262;
false notions concerning, 270, 271;
not always with terror, 270;
nor able to tell exact time, ib.;
nor always accompanied with gifts of prayer, ib.
Coppinger, 139.
Corinthian, church, 128.
Corrupted, duties worst of all, 103;
doctrines lead to corrupt practices, 137;
ingenuous, society of those who are, 190;
Satan seeks to corrupt God’s worship, 431, 432;
reasons, 432, seq.
Corruption stirred, 453.
Cortez, 41.
Courage, commanded, 448;
what spiritual, is, 449.
‘Courses’ of sinners, 437.
‘Crack,’ 169.
Craft, (see Subtlety.)
Cramer, 467.
Credulous, 286.
Cross, Satan tempts by things, to our temper, why, 60.
Croy, de, 202.
Cruelty of Satan, 36-44.
Curiosity, adventurous, 156, 157, 451, 452.
Curse, of Satan, 12.
Curtius, Q., 68.
Custom, power of, 193, 194;
force of, 393.
Cyprian, 373.
Dædalus, 179.
‘Damnation’ misapplied, 296.
Damocles, 444.
Darkness, Satan ruler of, 17.
Daunting, power of Scripture, 467.
David, temptations of, 56, 84.
Debauchery, atheistical, 157.
Deceits, 58;
in use of Scripture, 410.
Deceptions, 31;
all the devil’s qualifications for ‘deceit,’ 52, 53.
Degrees, of misery, 310.
Delay, 459.
‘Deliberate’ determinations, 81, 82.
Deliberating, 452.
Deluded, 144.
Demons, 201.
Demoniacs, diseases, 50;
Mede on, 51.
Demonstrated, things, 153.
Demurs and delays, 89.
Denials, not disputing, in temptation, 451, seq.;
best, and why, 459, seq.
Departure, feigning, 91.
Dervises, 171.
Descartes, 64.
Designs, large, of Satan, 382;
unfaithful, of Satan in use of Scripture, 409;
Christ’s temptations permitted by design, 445.
Desires, 54;
enlarge not, 443.
Despagne, 42, 148, 151, 405, 422.
Despair, 217;
is presumptuous, 386.
Devices, 23.
Devil, though a ‘spirit,’ a proper subject of sin, 10, 11;
wickedness of, capable of increase, 11;
has great occasions for malice, ib.;
fall of, 11, 12;
power of, as a, 16, 17;
meaning of, as a word, 22;
denial of existence of, 48.
Devils, large number of, 19;
order among, 19, 20;
reality of existence of, argued, 51, 52;
believed in by the heathen, 52.
‘Devotional,’ 168.
Diana, 39.
Diascorides, 28.
Dickson, 141, 219, 242, 255, 390, 428.
Differences, in God’s children, 114.
Dignity of God’s children, a snare by Satan, 114.
Diligence, of Satan, 45;
instances of, 45, seq.
Diodati, 50.
Dionysius, 19.
Directly and indirectly, Satan blinds, 73, seq.
Disadvantage, fall of saints special, 315.
Disappointment of Satan certain, 14.
Discomposures of soul, 219;
effects of, 229;
devil works on, 230;
much sin in, ib.;
obstruct duties, 230, 231;
devil accuses by, 231.
Discontents, 391.
Discouragements, 106;
Satan not easily discouraged, 376, 377;
Scripture, afflicting discouragement to Satan, 467, 468.
Discovery, Satan’s contrivances to hinder, 87;
full of notions, and ways of, 165.
Disguises, the world’s, 442.
Dispensation, divine, of spiritual sadness, 259, 260.
Disputes, 206, 207.
Disputings, kinds of, 451, seq.;
actual, 452;
when we may, a temptation, 453;
when not, 454, seq.;
a better way than, 457;
reasons why not, with Satan, 457, seq.
Disquiet, Satan sometimes seeks only to, 61;
disquiets, 184;
advantages to Satan by, 211.
Distance between God and man by sin, Satan uses, 98.
Distempers, bodily, 427.
Distinctions, 78;
of the learned, show ignorance, 150.
Dismission of thought, 78.
Distractions in holy seasons, 46, 47, 79, 120;
before religious services, 123;
Satan raises, 211;
unfits for duty, 212.
Distresses, spiritual, 287;
complicated, ib.;
have a further end, ib.;
consent of the party, 287, 288;
higher degree, 288;
not all from melancholy, shewn, 290, 291;
God’s deserting, ib.;
weight of, 307.
Distrust, 335, 361;
of providence, passes to, of Sonship, 367.
Disturbances, outward, 121, 122, 224;
in Satan’s power, 233.
Diverting of reason, 77.
Divisions, 134, 135.
Doctrine, false, in gorgeous attire, 195;
erroneous, 408.
Dominicus, 179.
Domineer, Satan doth tyrannically, 249.
Dominis de, 158.
Dreams, 404.
Dury, John, 164.
Duty, burden of, 106, 107;
want of success in, 107, 108;
dislike of, 109;
unnecessariness of, 115;
suspending, 116, 117;
vitiated, 123, 124;
hindered, 212;
difficult, 214;
unfruitful, ib.;
sinful, ib.
Dyke, 75.
Earnestness, take off, 117.
Ease, wrongly sought, 217.
Ecstasies, 404.
Effects, ascribed to wrong causes, 180.
Effeminacy, 221.
Egyptians, 162, 163.
Election, terrors about, 246, 247;
suspicions of non-election, 250.
Ellis, 164.
Empedocles, 173.
End, and means, 116.
Endeavours, constant course of Satan’s, 129.
Endeavours, 303.
Endor, witch of, 34.
Ends, of things, used to blind, 74;
base, 119.
Enemies and rebels, Satan pursues men as, 100.
Enemy, ‘sword of an,’ 305.
Engines by which Satan works: sophistry, 266;
Scripture abused, 267, 268;
false marks a sign of unregeneracy, 269-271;
misrepresentation of God, 271, seq.;
comparisons with holy lives of others, 280;
lessens graces of saints, ib.;
fear, 285, seq.
England, New, appearances of Satan in, 44;
errors in, 160.
Enigmatical speaking of Satan, 26.
Enmity to God, 441, 442.
Enmity of Satan, 12, 13.
Ensnaring, ways of Satan, 425.
Entanglements, 71, 72.
Entice, 62.
Enticing to temptation, 454.
Entrance on special service, a time of temptation, 313, 314.
Envious disposition, 220.
Epiphanius, 129, 135.
Equality and inequality of privilege and duty, 115.
Error, 127;
Satan, great contriver of, ib.;
reasons of Satan in, 130;
is sinful, 130, 131;
of an increasing nature, 131;
a plague, ib.;
errorists, 131, 132;
leads to schisms, &c., 132, 133;
hinders reformation, 133, 134;
fixes atheism, 135, 136;
obstructs graces, 139;
punishment it brings, 140;
vileness of some, 144, 145;
unusual actions for, 145, 146;
blind even the wise, 146;
suddenness of prevalency, ib.;
fury in spreading, ib.;
from learned men, 149;
approbation given to, 154;
arguments for, 158;
countenance of Scripture for, 158, 159;
foundation of, laid near truth, 160;
promoted by excellence of those holding, 168;
captain and ringleader in, 169;
the ease and peace it brings, 183;
proffers of peace from, 184;
insensible procedure of, 190;
gradual fixing, 191;
garb of, 195;
avoidance of one for another, 204;
puts on truth’s clothes, 207;
Satan uses Scripture to promote, 408.
Escape, possibility of, from penalty, 76.
Eusebius, 129, 145, 198, 202, 203.
Eve, temptation of, 56, 57, 82.
Evil company, 67.
Example, evil, 67.
Excess, 124, 125.
Exchange, a temptation, 95, 96;
secret, 96.
Execrations, against self, 216, 217.
Experience of Satan, 24.
Extenuations of sin, 76.
External things, 152.
Extreme, Satan runs from the, and why, 383.
Extremes, 73.
Fables, lying, 181;
instances, ib.;
traditionary, 197.
Failure of God’s children under temptation of distrust, 368.
Faith, false notions of nature of, 270;
weakened, 371.
False citation of Scripture, 411.
Familists, 160.
Fancy, fancies, 31, 123;
Satan works on, 422.
Fascination, 140, 141, 442.
Fashion, sins out of, 96.
Fast of Christ, 328, seq.;
why, 329, seq.
Favour, special, a time of temptation, 314.
Favourable, too, opinion of self, 285.
Fears, suspicious, 246;
impressions of, 251, 252;
come by fits, 252, 253;
return, 253;
add to the weight of other troubles, ib.;
not always accompanying conversion, 270;
an engine of temptation, 285;
increase of, 304;
prepare for Satan’s most dismal suggestions, 365;
make all seem the sword of an enemy, ib.;
no advice eases, 305, 306;
lead to conclusions of misery, 306;
threefold, 447, 448;
what, forbidden, 448, seq.
Februation, 43.
Feigning departure, 91.
Fenner, 67, 73.
‘Finishing’ of sin, 83, seq.
First temptation, Christ’s, 346, seq.
Fixes, Satan, thoughts, 237.
Follows, Satan, with a high hand, 99.
Food of the soul, Satan robs of, 101.
Foretell, Satan can, 26.
‘Formal’ use of defences, Satan allows, and why, 380, seq.
Forsake, three ways Satan seems to, designs, 91, seq.
‘Forty days,’ 329, 330.
Foxe, 308, 440.
Frances, St, 174.
Fratricelli, 166.
Friends, Satan tempts by—examples, 330.
Fruition of peace, 184.
Fuel, Satan seeks his own, 13;
of lust, 441.
Fuller, 28, 406.
Funckius, 408.
Furious fits, 225;
Bible examples, 225, 226.
Future, whether Satan knows the, 25.
Galen, 48.
Game, after-, 242.
Garnet, 180.
Gellius, 182.
Gerson, 238, 426, 430.
Gilpin, John, 146, 395.
Glances, transient, 251.
Glanvil, 29, 30.
Glauber, 164.
Gnostics, 166.
God, the source of all happiness, 3, 4;
quarrelled, 217;
misrepresentation of God’s nature, 272;
providence, 272-274;
in the works of his Spirit, 274, 275;
misrepresented as a tyrant, 298;
as designing men’s ruin, 299.
Gods, false, 201.
Godwyn, 28, 40, 198.
‘Goeth out,’ not ‘cast out,’ 97.
Gomesius, 164.
Good, seeming, 351, 352;
hindrance of greater, 352.
Goodwin, (misspelled Godwin,) 24, 57, 61, 62, 261, 456.
‘Gospels,’ counterfeit, 189.
Grace, restraining, 93;
growth of, not always visible, 271;
mistaken signs of, ib.;
Satan lessens, of saints, 280, seq.;
tempts in relation to, 281, seq.;
extraordinaries of, ib.;
special assistances, ib.;
eminencies, ib.;
Satan tempts when, is weakest, 284, 285;
hinders not temptation, and why, 323, seq.
Gradual, Satan in temptations, 341, 342;
reasons, 342.
‘Great’ temptation, what, 342;
external, complex, perplexing, ib.;
proceeded on advantages, greater power of Satan, to abominations, professed benefits, provoking, engagement of all natural powers, some warranted as duty, 343.
Greenham, 95, 97, 115, 116, 461.
Gregory, 338, 440.
Gregory the Great, 202.
Grief fixed, contentment in, 215, 216.
Grievous sins, 295.
Grotius, 442.
Guessing of Satan, 24.
Haas, 467.
Habits, vicious, 152.
‘Habituated’ sin, 24, 453, 454.
Hacket, 139.
Han, 29.
Hakluyt, 178.
Happiness, impatient desire of, 393.
Harvey, 187.
Haste in sinning, 81.
Hatred against Satan, 122.
Hatred of Satan, 12.
Hazard, 46;
to life by some lusts, 69;
and disadvantage by abuse of services, 103;
of duties, 110, 111;
ways of religion said to be of intolerable, 317;
ways of, 394, 395.
Heart, the stage of all action, 3, 4;
God and Satan meet in, 4;
the ‘deceits’ of, point to Satan, 53;
enticed, 62;
sottish, 78, 79;
prepared for venomous impressions, 215;
hard and impenitent, 302, 303;
Satan seeks to withdraw, from God and to enslave to sin, shewn, 433, 434;
prevails, 434, 435;
not right with God, 435.
Heathen, 153.
Heightening of duty, 115;
of jealousies and fears against Satan, 123;
of the sins of the tempted, 318, 409.
Heightens, Satan, grace, 280, 283.
Hell, 9.
Helmont, 30.
Hephæstion, 68.
Heresies, 412.
Heylin, 180, 182, 187, 428.
Hiding, necessity of, duty, 113.
Hindrances, external, 104.
Hobbs, 29, 50, 337, 416.
Hobson, Paul, 176.
Honeywood, 375.
Honour, God’s, at stake, 366.
Hooper, 455.
Hope, 46;
give not readily up, 375.
Hopelessness of prevailing, 80.
Horace, 109, 173, 401.
Huffing = hoving, or heaving, or swelling, 77.
Humility, excess of, 108, 109.
Humours, 224.
Hunger of Christ, 347.
Hunting of his prey, by Satan, 45.
Hypocrites are presumptuous, 386;
varnish on, 410, 411.
Ignorance variously shewn, 147, seq.;
conversion of the ignorant, results, 260.
Ignorant devout, humbled by Satan, 247, 248.
‘Imaginary,’ 143.
Imagination, Satan’s use of, 65, 66, 250.
Imitations of divine services and Bible incidents, 102, 198, 419;
Satan imitates God by pretence of teaching, 403.
Impetuosity, 426.
Impressions, dismal, of Satan, 305.
Importunity, 79;
impudent, 243, 244.
Impotent, mind rendered, 229.
Impulses, 406.
Incas, 198.
Incessant, Satan in temptation, 331;
things relating to such, 331, 332;
encouragement under, 332.
Inclinations, 66, 152, 155.
Indicia, 25.
Indignation of Satan, 12.
Indisposition of body, 104, 105;
of soul, 105.
Indirect courses, 335.
Infectious, temptations, 459.
Infirmity, 75, 76, 188.
‘Ingenuousness,’ 48;
submissive, 120;
feigned, 275.
Injects, Satan’s temptations, 61;
impetuousness of, 122;
injections of terror, 238;
impetuous, 239;
incessant, ib.;
odious, 239, 240;
abhorrency, 240;
difference between atheistical injections and temptations, 242;
of abominable sin, 250, 251.
Injury, 222.
Insight, Satan has deep, 26.
Insolency, 418.
‘Inspiration,’ false, 172, 405.
Insult = triumph, 448.
‘Intercepting’ of light by Satan, 70.
Interest, Scripture contrary to, 409.
‘Interest’ shaken by light, 90.
‘Internal’ work, 114.
Inventions, self-devised, 379, 380;
human, in divine worship, 434.
Invisible, Satan in temptation usually, 330.
Invitation, secret, to Satan by disputing, 458.
Invocation of saints, 201.
Inward temptations and outward distresses, 333;
terrors and trouble, 456;
reasons for not disputing with Satan in, 456, seq.
Irenæus, 19.
Jackson, 424.
James, 189.
Jenison, 22, 24, 180.
Job and Satan, 13.
Josephus, 27, 40, 49, 110, 179, 198, 406, 409.
Jostle, 105.
Joy not received, 229.
Jugglers’ words, 166.
Julian, 164, 194, 208.
Junius, 242.
Karsten, 173.
Kent, maid of, 180.
Kimchi, 381.
Kingdom of Satan, 433, 434.
Kneperdollin, 146.
Knowledge of Satan, 21, seq.;
measured by that of Adam in innocency, 21;
by names given to him, 22;
nature of, 22, 23;
natural, experimental, accessory, ib.;
imperfection of, 147;
nature of, 148;
unsuitableness of our capacities, 148, 149.
Lacedæmonians, 39.
Lamech, 289.
Language, strange, 166.
Lapide, a-, 373.
Lathbury, 180.
Law, enmity and opposition of the, 85.
Lawful, seeming, 351, 352;
to be seriously weighed, 353.
Leaving, of, sins, 119.
Legion of temptations, 79.
Leigh’s Critica Sacra, 10, 27, 141, 425.
Leyden, John of, 139.
Libanius, 195.
Light of nature, of Scripture, &c., 55;
Satan opposes, and how, 90, 91;
prevailing power of, 94.
Lightfoot, 40, 227, 289, 313, 329, 333, 351, 356, 381, 415, 417.
List, 294.
Livy, 178.
Loretto, 172.
Lorinus, 300.
Lucas Brugensis, 416.
Lucian, 48, 179.
Lust, Satan acts on, 63;
how, 64.
Luther, 21, 340, 456, 466.
‘Lying’ spirits, 87;
downright, 189;
Satan carries on his designs by, 421.
Lyra, 22.
Lysimachus, 110.
Maccovius, 127.
Machiavel, 110.
Maimonides, 28.
Malice, of the devil explained and evidenced, 10, 11;
very great, 12, 13;
instances of, 13, 14;
of wicked men, 14;
against God, 101;
against believers, 258.
Manton, 54, 62.
Marks, false, of regenerate and unregenerate, 269-271.
Martin, St, 340.
Martyr, Peter, 106, 132, 143.
‘May-be,’ 253.
Meanness of religious service, outwardly, 111.
Means, abandoned, 310, 311;
to an end, plausible, 357;
failure of ordinary, a strong engine of temptation, 360;
examples, 360, 361;
why Satan uses this, 362.
Mede, 51, 52, 172, 201.
Melancholy, 245, 248, 250, 265, 289, 290, 291, 427.
Mercerus, 370.
Mercies, particularly promised, 366.
Messalians, 170.
Minos, 39.
Miracles, whether Satan can work, 31;
counterfeit, 177;
testimony to truth, 182;
Satan’s advantage to feign, ib.;
God reveals by, 405.
Misapprehensions, of state, 88, 369.
Miscarriages, 125, 188, 275, 301;
used by Satan, and difficult to answer, 275, 276.
Miseries, Satan delights in men’s, 218;
of others, 223, 224.
Misrepresentation of God by Satan, 298;
how, 298, 299.
Mitigation of barbarous rites, 42.
Mohammed, 179.
Mondus, 179.
Montanus, 139, 166.
Montezuma, 39, 41.
More, 29, 30, 50, 430.
Munster, 166.
Murder, self-, 390;
Satan aims at two ways, and by various means, 391, seq.;
indirectly sought by Satan, and how, 394, 395;
be aware of this temptation, 395;
defences against, 395, 396;
one of Satan’s great plots, 395;
a high iniquity, ib.;
danger of, 395, 396;
give no occasion for, by discontent, 396.
Murmuring, 79.
Musculus, 170, 325, 328, 424, 431, 446.
Names given to Satan, 338.
Narsinga, 39.
Nature, (see Secrets,) Satan knows operations of, 32, 33.
Nayler, 419.
Necessity, of sinning, 75;
plea of, 347;
reasons, 347, 348;
cheats on this plea, 349;
must not be deceived by, ib.
Needful, service presently, 117.
Negligence, 117.
Nicholas, H., 160, 162, 166, 167.
Notions, hidden, 162;
and ways, 165.
Novatus, 166.
Nudipedales, 170.
Obedience, temptation to withdrawment from, 455.
Observation and study of Satan, 24.
Obsessions, 35.
Occasions, fit, 45, 65, 81;
extraordinary, 92;
much in Satan’s hands, 235;
prepares, 235, 236;
awakens old, 236;
aggravates, 236, 237;
offered, 251;
fit, 295.
Opinions, ‘corrupt,’ 74.
Opportunity, suitable, 92, 93;
hindrances of, 116;
best, for answering, 460, 461.
Origen, 163, 201.
Outbreakings against God, 334.
Outcries, doleful, 309.
Outward distress and inward temptations, 333, 334, 365;
comforts those whose are little, 443.
Outward not inward, 123, 124.
Ovid, 27, 197.
Owen, 203.
Particular trust in God, 365.
Passionateness, 67.
Passions, 62;
nature of, 67, 68;
discompose, 105, 106;
stirred up, 206;
Satan sets on work, 236, 237.
Paterculus, 393.
Peace, inward, 183;
fruition of, 184;
Satan’s efforts against, 209;
fruit of holiness, 210;
gives inward strength, ib.;
to get, a duty, 210, 211;
a badge of kindness, 211;
disturbed by Satan, 224.
Performance, manner of, of duty, 113.
Peripatetics, 48.
Perkins, 202, 241, 288, 293, 294, 415, 424, 431.
Persecutions, 37, 88.
Petrus, 300.
Philastratus, 178.
Phrases, Scripture, 161.
‘Pickeer,’ 137.
Pinnacle of temple, 381.
Piscator, 141, 142, 210, 340.
Place, sanctity of, does not hinder Satan, 379.
Places, holy, most dishonoured by Satan, 102.
Plainness, 196.
Platerus, 265, 291, 369.
Plato, 21, 27, 202, 203, 393.
Plausible, 356, 357;
how Satan makes an end, 357.
Pleasures, worldly, a great engine of Satan, 438, seq.;
best overcome by, 386, 387;
reason why Satan uses so much, 387, 388;
deceitful contrivances for this sin, 388, 389;
special watchfulness against, 389, 390;
how, 390;
how brought about, 398, seq.
Plenty, worldly, a temptation, 427;
snares of, 444.
Plessis du, 201.
Pliny, 32.
Plutarch, 26, 39, 44, 48, 201.
Poisonings v. witchcrafts, 27, 28.
Polanus, 31.
Polybius, 181.
Pomponatius, 48.
Pool, (Matthew,) 13, 28, 34, 42, 61, 356, 361, 424.
Popery and paganism, 200, 202.
Porphyrins, 44, 48.
Porphyry, 164.
Porta, 31.
Possession, how Satan maintains, 83.
Possessions, 34, 35.
Power of Satan very great, 14;
though fallen, still great, proved, 16;
instances, ib.;
explained, 142, 143;
and promise of God, 364.
Prayer, a spear, 101;
included in fasting, 469;
in all resistance, is to be added, 470;
seeming not heard, 471.
Precipitancy, 80.
Precipitated, 65.
Prejudice, 90, 106.
Pre-occupate, 422.
‘Perverse’ misrepresentations, 85.
Presumption, 383;
what it is, 383, seq.;
instances of, 384, seq.;
Satan’s engine, 385;
proved by his common practice, 385, 386.
Pretences, specious, 162;
of friendship, 350;
wonder such not seen through, 358.
Prevalency, Satan’s expectation of, 372.
Pride, 114, 125, 206, 220, 397;
what it is, 397 seq.;
warning against, and why, 399, 400;
how to guard against, 400, 401;
Satan’s means to excite, 401.
Prideaux, 131, 135, 173, 181, 189, 192.
Privileges, perverse confidence in, 401.
Profane dispositions, 112.
Professions, hollow, 435, 436.
‘Professors,’ sins of, 112.
Proffers, Satan liberal in, 423.
Promise, Satan seeks to separate us from the, 374;
he does not deny, but questions and inquires, ib.;
next more plainly suggests, ib.;
urgeth the miscarriage, 374, 375;
puts on proof, 375.
Proposal of temptation, 61.
Prosperity, outward, 184, 185;
of wicked, 222.
Providence, distrust of, the nature of distrust of sonship, 370;
leads to distrust of spiritual favours, 370, 371;
provoking to God to distrust him, 371, 372;
Jealousy against God’s, 372, 373;
a great deep, 373;
eternal displeasure not to be measured by, 373.
Providences, worst interpretation of, 216.
Provocations, given by Satan, 235.
Provokings, 37, 90.
Proxy, 61.
‘Publican,’ 109.
Purchas, 39, 40, 41, 42, 171, 172, 197, 198, 199, 393.
Purgatory, 208.
Pursuit, Satan sometimes abates, and how, 95.
Pythagoras, 173.
Quakers, 167.
Questions to be determined for peace of the soul, 259.
‘Quick,’ 44.
Quickness of Satan, 19, 25.
Quiet, Satan keeps all, and how, 85, seq.
Reason, overcome by lust, 69, 70;
corrupted and perverted by Satan, 72;
how this is done, 73, seq.
Rebuke, a first, does not drive Satan away, 376, 377.
Recidivation, 277.
Recommended, use of Scripture in resisting temptations, by God, 465.
Refreshment, soul, 260.
Refuge, lies a, 185, 186.
Refusal, Satan seizes any advantage in our way of, 377.
Refusals, groundless, 462, 463.
Regenerate and reprobate, 257.
Reiteration of sins, 83, 426.
Rejection, must contain four things, 461, 462.
Religion, what offers for study, 3;
inward and outward of, 5.
‘Relucts,’ conscience, 78.
Remedy, excellence of Scripture as a, shewn, 466, seq.;
includes all others, ib.
Remembrance, things brought to, 406, 407.
Representation, wrong, of duties, 113.
Reproaches, 109.
Reprobates, 288.
Reserves, 354;
reasons of Satan’s policy in this, 354.
Resist not, fly temptations, 447;
why, 448.
Resistance, 79, 80;
stout, 333;
objections answered, ib.
Restraint on Satan, 60.
Retreat, Satan hinders, 98.
Revelation, to Satan, 25, 26;
credulity, concerning, 174;
God gives, 174, 175.
Revenge, spiteful, of Satan, 428.
Reynolds, 66, 143, 370, 383.
Rivetus, 33.
Rossa, Domina, 43.
Ruffinus, 180.
Rules, of Satan, in tempting, 59, 60.
Rutherford, 106.
Ruthwell, 122.
Sacrifices, set on by Satan, 41.
Sadducees, opinions of, 48, 49, seq.
Sadness, spiritual: several degrees thereof, 254, 255;
instances of, 258;
provision for in Scripture, ib.;
reasons of, 258, seq.;
three classes troubled with, 260;
times of, from Satan: conversion, 263;
repentance for some great sin, 264;
discomposure of spirit under affliction, ib.;
prepared by atheistical thoughts, ib.;
melancholy, 264, 265;
sickness or death-bed, 265, 266.
Saints assaulted by Satan, 18;
examples, ib.;
intercession of, 201, 202.
Sakes, Christ tempted for our, shewn, 445, seq.
Satan and God meet in the heart, 4;
discovery of intrigues of, ib.;
devices and deceits of, 4, 5;
likely to oppose the acceptance of ‘Dæmonologia Sacra,’ 4, 5;
subtlety and craft of, 52, seq.;
business to tempt, 338;
proofs, ib., seq.
Satisfaction in duty hindered, 213.
Savonarola, 161.
Scaliger, 198.
Scarecrows, theological, 83.
Schoolmen’s classification of knowledge, 22.
Sclater, 20, 31, 142, 143, 183, 338.
Scoff not at the judgments of Satan’s temptations, 311.
Scot, 27, 28, 34.
Screw, temptations like a, 355.
Scripture, Satan has great understanding of, 26;
never faithfully, and why, 40;
warrant for error, 159;
hidden notions in, 162, 163;
abused or perverted, 267-269;
uses always, and why, 407, 408;
base ends he turns it to, 408, 409;
unfaithful in, how, 409, 410;
all to be tried by, 414;
compare Scripture with, ib.;
force of, not in mere characters, 463, 464;
argumentative use of, 464;
shewn to be intended by God, 465, seq.;
how, thus recommended, 469.
Scultetus, 337.
Second temptation, Christ’s, 382, seq.
Secrecy of Satan’s movings, 33;
of Satan, 70, 71;
assurances of, 88, 89.
Secrets of nature, searches into, 3;
small discoveries of, ib.;
not to be made our sole business, ib.;
more weighty matters than, ib.;
made use of, 32;
servants of Satan, 434, 435.
Security, men hushed in, 97, 125, 314.
Seducers, women, 191.
Selden, 425.
Senarclæus, 340.
Senault, 67.
Seneca, 393.
Sennertus, 27, 29.
Senses, 64;
Satan tempts through, 422, 423.
Sensual pleasures, 394.
Serenus, 202.
Sermons, Dæmonologia Sacra delivered as, 5.
Servants, men of Satan, 434, 435.
Services, religious, opposed by Satan, 100.
Severities, 170, 171, 232, 233.
Sextus, 24.
Shame, gloried in, 69.
Sickness, 223.
Side of Christ, 449.
Signs, 405, 406.
Silence, 459.
Simon Magus, 419.
Sin, deceitfulness of, charged on Satan, 53, 54;
all acts of, through Satan, 54;
by deception, ib.;
pleasures of, set forth, 74, 75;
finished, 83;
leads to more, 84;
change of heinous, for as heinous, 69;
long continued in, tempted by Satan, 248;
Satan heightens, of the regenerate, 276, 277;
delight in, heightened by Satan, 421;
made small, 436;
reasons of this, 437.
Sincerity, determination of, difficult, 456.
Sinful, where it is not Satan’s interest to tempt to things sinful, he will to good, 351, 352.
Skill of Satan, 26.
Slaves, 36.
Sluggishness, spiritual, 105.
Small things, Satan pursues, 13, 14, 75;
temptations, 343, 344.
Socrates, 205.
Soldiers, Christ’s, counsels to, 450.
Solicitation, 62, 79, 84.
Solitude, 321, 322.
Sophisms of Satan, 75.
Sophistry, 266, 267.
Soul ‘precious,’ 8;
vigilance in care of, ib.;
body, 371.
Sovereignty, acts of, by Satan, and why, 419, 420.
Sozomen, 194, 208, 381.
Spanheim, 49, 321, 329, 330, 337, 351, 377, 381.
Speaking, distresses force to, 307.
Speeches, fair, 165.
Spira, 308.
‘Spirit,’ Satan regarded as a, 15;
takes part in temptation, 317.
Spirits, nature of, 152.
Sprenger, 380.
‘Standard,’ 461.
Statues, 177.
Stephens, 401.
Stillingfleet, 136, 166, 173.
Sting of Christ’s first temptation, 351.
Stock, Richard, 164.
Straits, 366.
‘Strange’ things, 122;
language, 166;
encouragements to those who think their temptations, 325, seq.
Stratagems of Satan, 158.
Strength, of Satan, 10, 11, seq.;
services in our own, 118.
Strictness, 170;
pretences of religious, 171;
holy, think not less of, from Satan’s temptations, 311.
Studies, Satan man, 59;
why, ib.
Stumbling-block, 214, 215.
Submission to God’s will, 365, 366.
Subtlety, of Satan, 47, 52, seq., 55, 56;
instances of, 56, 57;
why Satan uses, 57, 58;
and violence, 243.
Success, less or more, of Satan, 103;
in use of Scripture, 465, 466.
Sufficiency, self-, 398.
Suggestings, secret, 412.
Suggestions, Satan drops, 70, 71, 237;
tendency of, 414.
Suitable temptations, 59.
Superstitions, 39.
Support, secret in temptation, 318, 319;
in absence of ordinary means, 329.
Surprisal, sudden, 71, 194;
strange, 251.
Suspect kindness of Satan, 350.
Suspicious fears, 246, 248, 249;
wisely, 413.
Swinkfieldians, 166.
Sylvius, Æneas, 440.
Sympathy, excess of, 221.
Taautus, 197.
Tacitus, 41, 178.
‘Taking,’ 122.
Takingness of certain expressions accounted for, 167.
Tauler, 166.
Temper, passionate, 233;
cool and calm, tempted by Satan, 234, 235.
Temple, Christ set on, 377;
how taken to, 377, 378;
pinnacle, 381.
Temptation, time of Christ’s, 313;
why permitted at special seasons, 315;
use of the knowledge of this, 316;
how Christ was carried to, ib.;
place of Christ’s, 321, 322;
the end of, 322;
why Christ submitted to, 322, seq.;
what expectation of success could Satan have in, 323, seq.;
manner of, 340;
Christ’s first, 346;
rise of, ib.;
preparation for second temptation, 376;
time, ib.;
place, 378, 379;
third, of Christ, 415;
place, ib.;
object, 415, 416.
Temptations, management of, by Satan, 26;
in general, 58;
above, 77, 78;
violence of, made worse than they are, 318;
end of God in permitting, ib.;
harmlessness of, 278;
when the sting is taken out, 319;
not to run into, ib.;
why, ib.;
nothing will hinder Satan from any, 323, 324;
may be without guilt or impurity, 325, seq.;
how to know when, are of Satan or of ourselves, ib., seq.;
specially, in extraordinary, 327, seq.;
the affliction of, 328;
Christ’s, compared with ours, 344;
the first, ib.;
Satan in, usually follows a beaten path, 345;
vile, infectious, not to be disputed with, 454, 455.
Tempted, spiritual state of the, 318.
Tergiversation, 314, 315.
Terror, flashes of, 293, 294.
Terrors of cursed reprobates, 288.
Tertullian, 39, 146, 189, 203.
Texts misapplied by Satan, 402.
Theocritus, 27.
Theodoret, 69, 115, 187, 207.
Theodosius, 68.
Third temptation, 415.
Thoughts, whether Satan knows men’s, 23;
what in, out of his reach, 23, 24;
how far he can pry, 24, 25;
distraction of, 120, seq.;
atheistical, 243;
blasphemous, 244;
keep up high and honourable, of God, 373.
‘Threaping,’ 80, 168, 243, 297.
Thrusting into perilous places, 396.
Title-page, original, of Dæmonologia Sacra, 2;
of Part I., 7;
of Part II., 126;
of Part III., 312.
Tophet, 40.
Torlachs, 171.
Trances, 404.
Troubles, advantage taken of, 79;
cause distraction, 80;
further, 226, 227;
examples of, 227, 228;
doubtful inquiries as to grounds of, 241;
God limits, to do good by, 262;
according to truth, 262, 263.
Trust, take not things on, 413.
Truth, Satan acknowledges, for evil ends, 102;
God’s interest in, 127;
modified, 155;
error near, 160, 161;
Satan seeks to corrupt the professors of, 188;
corrupting established, 192, 193;
despiting of, 199;
deprive, of convincing power, ib.;
bribes in relation to, 205;
error clothed in, 207.
Tyrannus, 179.
Tyrus, Maximus, 116.
Unacceptable, services rendered, 118.
Uncalled-for temptations, 319;
when, 319, 320.
Unfaithful, Satan in dealing with Scripture three ways, 409, 410.
Universal, Scripture, a, remedy in temptation, 466.
Unpardonable sin, 300.
Unsanctified texts describing, used by Satan, 275.
Unseasonable services, 119.
Unsettle, from foundation, 183.
Unsuitableness of our hearts to services, 108.
Unthankfulness, 216.
Unwarranted, relief, 363;
men put to, shewn, 364.
Unworthiness, 108, 109.
Valerius Maximus, 178.
Valesians, 170.
Variety in worship, shews Satan’s corruption, 431.
Varnish on a bad end, 357.
Varro, 418.
Vergerius, 308.
Vespasian, 178.
Vexations of spirit, 233, 234.
Vilest thoughts of God, 426.
Virgil, 27, 39, 141, 254.
Virtue, name of, given to what is bad, 73.
Visible, Satan sometimes, 340;
reasons, 341.
Vision, Christ’s temptation not a, why, 337, seq.;
God reveals by, 404.
Vitzilliputzli, 198.
Vives, 32, 42, 44, 202, 395.
Voice, God revealed by, to Satan, 403, 404.
Wariness, 413.
Watchfulness, imitate Satan’s, 359.
Ways, various, of Satan, 46.
Weapons, Satan deprives us of, 100.
Whitaker, 164, 175.
Wickedness, of Satan capable of increase, 11.
Wieldy = yielding, 79.
Wierus, 44.
Wight, Mrs, 375.
Wilderness, scene of Christ’s temptation, 321;
why, 321, 322.
Will, 55.
Willis, 237, 265.
Wills and shalls, 82.
Witchcraft, 27, 29.
Wonders, 31.
Working of thought, 451.
Worldly pleasure, great engine of Satan, 438, seq.;
how so, 441, 442.
Worship, Satan sets himself up for, 101, 102.
‘Wounded’ spirits, 36;
in regenerate and reprobate, 257, 258;
conscience by God and Satan, question on, 261.
Wrath, Divine, sense of, 308.
Wresting, import of Scripture, by Satan, 296, 411, 412;
seen in results, 412, 413;
Scripture, a weapon not easily, out of our hands, 468.
Xavier, 179.
Young persons, troubled by Satan, 247.
Zanchius, 17.
Zeal, pretences of, 394.
Zeilan, 39.
Zembla, Nova, 177, 178.
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