Sin, the Greatnefs and Hei-
nousness of it, ii. 150.
Sincere Chriftian, a compre-
henfive Character, i. 36.
Sinners, their Obftinacy no
Difappointment to the Sa-
viour, i. 142. Are wrought
upon in different Ways, 143.
Sleep, its remarkable Ufeful-
nefs, ii. 43 It is the Gift
of God, and a Proof of his
Goodness, 45. Preferva-
tion in Sleep a further Proof
of divine Favour, 46. It
ftrangely prevents the pro-
per Exercife of our Senfes,
53. And yet their Ufe is
inftantaneously restored up-
on waking, 54.
Snew, its Fall and Effects, ii.
301. Its Ufe, 303.
Solitude, its Ufefulness, and
how to be improved, ii. 13,

tance from the Earth, ibid.
237. Their fighting in their
Courfes against Sifera, 228.
Their gradual Appearance
in the Evening, 232. The
more attentively viewed, the
greater Number discovered,
ibid. Yet many remain un-
discovered by the best Eye,
affifted with Art, 235. They
appear to us but as glitter-
ing Points, 236. Have their
Ufefulness to our World,
238. (See Pole-Star.) Shine
with an excelling Luftre,
241. Differ in their appa-
rent Magnitude and Splen-
dor, 245:
Sternhold (Mr.) a Paffage of
his applauded, i. 126..
Stonhoufe (Mrs. Anne) fome
Remarks on her Monument,
i. 36. A Plate representing
it, 114. See Monument.
Storm, one defcribed, i. 275.
ii. 32. See Tempeft.
Stow, the Name of a noble

Seat, now demolished, i. 3.
Striking of a Clock, how to
be improved, i. 78.
Submiffun to God, our incum-
bent Duty, i. 200. ii. 170.
The Perfections of the Di-
vine Being bind this upon
us, ibid. 179. We are in-
competent Judges of the di-
vine Difpenfations, 173.
Should therefore wait the
appointed Time, ibid. See
Providence.

Sudden Death of others should
be improved by us, i. 26.
Is under the Direction of
Providence, 28. A Reflec-
tion upon it, 29. Farther
illuftrated, 33, 56.

Suffer-

Walk (a) in the Evening de-
fcribed, ii. 1. On the Sum-
mit of a Hill, 125.
Watts (Dr.) quoted, i. 222. ii.
26. again referred to, 144,
231 Weaknefs and Folly
of Man in fome Inftances,
ii. 56, 66. See Perfeverance
of the Saints.

Wicked Men, their unhappy
State living and dying, i.
101, 105. In the Refur-
rection and Judgment, 106.
and to Eternity, 108. (See
Eternity.) The trueft Proof
of our Refpect to them lies
in perfuading them to feek
the Lord for Salvation, 109.
Their Converfation is dan-
gerous, ii. 287.
Widow, in the Gospel, her dif-
confolate Cafe affectingly
defcribed, ii. 73.
Winds, fometimes piercingly
cold, ii. 298.
Winter's Day, defcribed as

fhort, ii. 279. As wet, 281.
Tempeftuous, 283. See
Tempeft. Winter's Night,
fee Night.

Wisdom (true) wherein it does
confift, ii. 57.
Word of God graciously pow
erful, ii. 208. Of great Ufe
for the Comfort and Efta-
blishment of the Gracious,
209. It gives Encourage-
ment to pray, to hope for
the Spirit as a Comforter,

and in Chrift as a Mediator,
&c.ibid. The better it is at-
tended to, the more doth its
Excellence appear, 235. It
gives fure Directions to fu-
ture Happiness, 244. Is
effectual for the Ends and
Purposes for which given,
303. See Gospel.
Works of God are all perfect,
particularly the Formation
of Flowers, 180. Should
be confidered by us with
what Views, ii. 130. Are
immenfely great and mani-
fold, 138, 255. A pleafing
Variety in them, 302. See
God, Providence, and Re-
demption.

Worldly mindedness, the Folly of
it expofed, i. 49.
Worlds, many, formed by the
great Creator, ii. 139. the
prefent one inconfiderable
among the Works of God,
143. Worlds of Matter and
of Life, both difplay the
Goodness and Beneficence
of the great Creator, 175.

Y.

Young (Dr) his Night Thoughts
quoted, i. 11, 26, 52, 110,
166, 244. ii. 128, 145, 256,
265. Farther quoted and
applauded, i. 94. ii. 8, 219.
See Motto to the Defcant
on Creation, to the Con-
templations on Night, and the
Starry Heavens.

Youth and Strength, no Securi-
ty from the Grave, i. 22.
This calls for a diligent
Preparation for Death, 26.

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