The saints sacrifice: or, a commentarie on the CXVI. Psalme Which is, a gratulatory psalme, for deliverance from deadly distresse. By William Gouge, D.D.

Title

The saints sacrifice: or, a commentarie on the CXVI. Psalme Which is, a gratulatory psalme, for deliverance from deadly distresse. By William Gouge, D.D.

Author

Gouge, William, 1578-1653.

Publication

London :: Printed by George Miller for Edward Brewster, and are to be sold at the signe of the Bible, at the great north doore of Pauls,

1632.

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Bible. -- O.T. -- Psalms CXVI -- Commentaries.

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Contents

• title page
• The Prologue.
• The persons of the Play.
• act - 1
  • Actus primi Scena prima.
  • Actus primi Scena secunda.
  • Actus primi, Scena tertia.
  • Actus primi, Scena quarta.
  • Actus primi Scena quinta.
• act - 2
  • Actus secundi, Scena prima.
  • Actus secundi, Scena secunda.
  • Actus secundi, Scena tertia.
  • Actus secundi Scena quarta.
  • Actus Secundi, Scena quinta.
  • Actus secundi, Scena sexta.
  • Actus secundi, Scena septima.
  • Actus secundi, Scena octava.
  • Actus secundi, Scena nona.
  • Actus secundi, Scena decima.
• act - 3
  • Actus tertii, Scena prima.
  • Actus tertii, Scena secunda.
  • Actus tertii Scena tertia.
  • Actus tertii, Scena quarta.
  • Actus tertii, Scena quinta.
  • Actus tertii, Scena sexta.
  • Actus tertii, Scena septima.
• act - 4
  • Actus quarti, Scena prima.
  • Actus quarti, Scena secunda.
  • Actus quarti, Scena tertia.
  • Actus quarti, Scena quarta.
  • Actus quarti, Scena quinta.
  • Actus quarti, Scena sexta.
  • Actus quarti, Scena septima.
• act - 5
  • Actus quinti, Scena prima.
  • Actus quinti, Scena secunda.
  • Actus quinti, Scena tertia.
  • Actus quinti, Scena quarta.
  • Actus quinti, Scena quinta.
  • Actus quinti, Scena ultima.
• section
• §. 40. Of Gods perfect preservation.
• §. 41. Of Gods taking occasion to helpe at a pinch.
• §. 42. Of applying to our selves Gods dealing with others.
• §. 43. Of the exposition and resolution of the seventh Verse.
• §. 45. Of the rest of Saints.
• §. 46. Of the spirituall rest of Saints.
• §. 47. Of Gods favour the rest of Saints.
• §. 48. Of comforting and quickening ones selfe.
• §. 49. Of the exposition and resolution of the eight Verse.
• §. 50. Of the meanes to become familiar with God.
• §. 51. Of ascribing deliverances to God.
• §. 52. Of Gods delivering from death.
• §. 53. Of Passion in Saints.
• §. 54. Of Gods turning sorrow into solace.
• §. 55. Of Saints fallings by affliction.
• §. 56. Of Gods establishing the weake.
• §. 57. Of Gods seasonable kindnesse.
• §. 58. Of the meaning and parts of the ninth Verse.
• §. 59. Of practising duty.
• §. 60. Of persisting in good courses.
• §. 62. Of the land of the living here on earth.
• §. 65. Of mans answering Gods mercy with dutie.
• §. 66. Of the meaning and doctrine of the 10 and 11 Verses.
• §. 67. Of that boldnesse of speech which faith worketh.
• §. 68. Of faiths stability in trialls.
• §. 69. Of sudden passion whereunto Saints are subject.
• §. 70. Of unadvised speech arising from distempered pasion.
• §. 71. Of Saints questioning Gods promises in distresse.
• §. 72. Of Saints reverend esteeme of God in their greatest straits.
• §. 73. Of blaming men unjustly.
• §. 74. Of censuring all alike.
• §. 75. Of the mixture of faith and feare.
• §. 76. Of the interpretation and resolution of the twelfth Verse.
• §. 77. Of the propertie of gratefulnesse to make men inquisitive.
• §. 78. Of a second propertie of gratefulnesse to doe any thing.
• §. 79. Of a third property of right thanksgiving, to render it to God.
• §. 80. Of the consideration of Gods benefits▪ working gratefulnesse.
• §. 81. Of a fourth property of gratitude, by one kind∣nesse to be put in mind of many.
• §. 82. Of particular sence of kindnesse whereby the heart is stirred up to thankfulnesse.
• §. 83. Of a fift property of gratitude, to be prouoked there∣by to make profession of benefits.
• 84. Of the interpretation and resolution of the thirteenth verse.
• §. 85. Of praise the best that man can render unto God.
• §. 87. Of joyning prayer with praise.
• §. 88. Of praying after God hath heard our prayer.
• §. 89. Of the sense and parts of the foure∣teenth Verse.
• §. 90. Of making vowes to God.
• §. 91. Of paying vowes to God.
• §. 92. Of speed in paying vowes.
• §. 93. Of performing vowes openly.
• §. 94. Of performing holy duties in holy assemblies.
• §. 95. Of the meaning and method of the fifteenth Verse.
• §. 96. Of Gods favourites.
• §. 97. Of Gods account of Saints death.
• §. 98. Of the exposition and resolution of part of the sixteenth Verse.
• §. 99. Of Saints being Gods servants.
• §. 100. Of Saints confidence in Gods mind to them and theirs to God.
• §. 101. Of Saints earnestnesse in pressing their interest in God.
• §. 102. Of the vigour which is preserved in faith by the constancy of Gods favour.
• §. 103. Of childrens honour by pious parents.
• §. 104. Of the resolution and instructions of the last clause of the 16. Verse.
• §. 105. Of Gods respect to his servants.
• §. 106. Of their forwardnesse to praise God who have beene succoured by God.
• §. 107. Of the resolution of the three last Verses.
• §. 108. Of a soule so ravished with Gods praises, as it cannot bee satisfied in setting them out.
• §. 109. Of expressing the same thing in differing phrases.
• §. 110. Of offering a sacrifice of praise.
• §. 111. Of the severall sacrifices of the Law.
• §. 121. Of testifying gratitude by piety.
• §. 113. Of giving to God.
• §. 114. Of vowing praise to God.
• §. 115. Of the meaning and method of the last Verse.
• §. 117. Of Gods houses.
• §. 118. Of holy boldnesse in praising God.
• §. 119. Of delighting in Gods house.
• §. 120. Of provoking others to praise God.
• §. 121. Of practising our selves what we pro∣voke others unto.
• §. 122. Of Gods present mercies to England.
• §. 123. Of the present liberty of the reformed Churches in France.
• §. 124. Of Gods late mercies to the Low-Countries.
• §. 125. Of the seasonable succour afforded to oppressed Germany.
• §. 126. Of the causes of the Suedish Kings entring into Germany.
• §. 127. Of the effects of the Suedish Kings warres.
• §. 128. Of praising God for the fore-said mercies.
• index