Afar-off, how God understands our thoughts fo Vid. Fruits. BAd-ground, edifying meditations upon the improvement of it The improvement of it fpiritualized in a poem An awakening meditation on the incurablenefs of fome fuch 876 44 51 57 59 60 Barren-ground, a foul-awakening meditation concerning it ibid. Believers, how far true grace may prevail in them fome C Callings, God fometimes blafts mens greatest industry in them 213 52 212 ibid. 210 446 294 Why providence frequently disappoints people in them 447 Meditation upon feeking them when loft Chaff, how the wicked are compared to it Compass, the neceffity of it in navigation spiritualized Vid. Mariner's Compass. Concealment, many encourage themfelves in fin, by the The vanity of hoping for it, in finning against God Confcience, how it is represented by the helm of a ship 176 181 185 189 192 951 283 419 421 256 Contentment, Why good men have it Queries to excite good men to abound in it Corn, the danger of it between sowing and harvest, spiritualized Corn-land, meditations upon the plowing of it D Earth, (through want of rain) the terribleness of this Meditation, and a poem upon the dreadfulness of it, in Decays of faithfulness, may be great in a Chriftian Deer, a meditation on the hunting of one Delays, the danger of making them in religion Vid. Repentance. Pag. 44 49 109 66 89 52 56 216 377 40 Delight, (in fpiritual duties) when it is of the right kind mentioned and explained Divers fins which fometimes are the procuring caufe of them Several confiderations to quiet our minds under them E FState, Meditation on mens care for fecuring their temporal one F 447 449 453 457 49 214 331 ibid. 333 197 FAmine, of God's word, the nature and dreadfulness of it 89 Finch, a meditation upon the finging of a blind one 210 Finches, meditation on fhooting two of them when fight ing in the air Fifbes, God's providence to be obferved in the plenty and variety of them 209 296 The greater devouring the leffer, is an emblem of op preffors 303 Filbermen, their art is an emblem of Satan's fubtilities Flavel, (the author) his epiftle to Robert and William Savery, Efqrs. Poems to him on his Husbandry Spiritualized His epiftle to the country reader His poem to the reader Flowers, a meditation on the fudden withering of them Meditation on the tenderness of some choice ones Fornication, the great evil and danger of it Vid. Uncleanness. Frederick (Sir John) the author's epiftle to him, &c. Fruit-trees, a meditation on the ingraffing of them Vid. Ingraffing. Fruits, a meditation on gathering them in G Garden, meditation on the new modelling of one A meditation on a heedless tread in a curious one Goldfinches and sparrows, a meditation on their mixing to Pag. 298 I 9-13 207 gether Graff, a fpiritual improvement of its union with the stock 161 H ibid. HArvet, a meditation on the patient expectation of it 115 The season of it fpiritualized in feveral inftances Meditation on the joy occafioned by it 140 Helm of a fhip, an emblem of confcience, 256. Vid. Ship. Hind, the hunting of it, an emblem of Chrift's fuffering 216 Horse, a meditation concerning one in a fat pasture Hufbandman, his industry, a lively emblem of the Chri ftian life The advantages of his diligence is an encouragement to a Chriftian's hope 215 28 33 His chearfulness, how teachable to a Christian 40 His patient waiting for harvest spiritualized 115 Vid. Harveft. A meditation upon his care for posterity 195 His diligence in proving and preserving his deeds, fpi ritually improved 197 Hufbandry, how fitly the church is called God's, shewn in twenty-fix propofitions Ufeful inferences from God's church being his husbandry 24 How we may spiritualize the several parts of it 27 17, &c. ID! Dle words, the evil of indulging ourselves in ufing them 342 Rules for avoiding them Impotency, the unreasonablenefs of pleading it for the neglect of duty Ingraffing of fruit-trees, a fpiritual improvement of it K K Nowledge of God, proved to extend to all fecrets Several useful inferences from the perfection of it L LAbours, God fometimes blafts those of men in their Leek, meditation on the pulling up of one Lufts, of men, are reprefented by the monftrous things in the fea M "Agnanimity, the neceffity and nature of it shewn M Manton (Dr.) a remarkable citation from him 349 380 156 Mirth, excefs in it represented by too much fail in a storm 306 Miry-ground, reprefents the incurable ftate of many fouls 59 N Navigation, the excellency of that which is fpiritual Motives preffing to the serious study of that which is fpiritual Trading by it is an emblem of Christian communion 4ths, the evil and danger of profane ones Have an imprecation expreffed or implied in them Vid. Swearing. 232 236 267 243 344 Ocean, how it is an emblem of God's mercy and eternity 245 The monftrous things in it, render it an emblem of Pag. Ocean, The multitudes of creatures fed therein, should encourage our faith 275 The fweet waters drained from it, are an emblem of the faints afflictions 278 281 286 315 God's limiting bounds of it fpiritually improved The depth of it an emblem of God's judgment Oppreffors, reprefented by the greater fish devouring the leffer P Pilot, his skill moft peculiarly discovered in a storm them Plowing, reprefents the convincing of finners 303 313 316 Reflections, and a poem on the fpiritual fenfe of it 72 Poly, a meditation upon a withered one Pofterity, a fpiritual improvement of the husbandman's care for it 223 193 Prayer, what influences it has in the obtaining of mercies 393 394 The great evil of neglecting it, or performing it flightly 396 Strong motives to be frequent and earnest in it Prefence of God, what is included in it 399 417 Profperity not to be ascribed to our own abilities, but God's bleffings 406 Five things neceffarily included in it 407 409 The feveral ingredients in it depend upon God's providence Useful inferences from its dependance on God's bleffing 410 Providence, the evil of those who depend upon means in Eight things wherein the gospel is compared to it Reflections upon it as an emblem of God's word Rams, how profeffors are refembled by two fighting Reaping the fame we fow, how to be fpiritually improved 134 Reflections upon it profitable for finners and faints 137 1 |