Job, 337; his means of divination, ib.; robbers his servants, ib.; his crafty assaults, ib.; attacks men through others' trials, 339-40; suggester of questioning God's justice, 358; ever lying in wait, 364; foretold things future, 371; but falsely, ib.; would cut off hope of Resurrection, 377; suborned false teachers, ib.; fills children with false notions, 378; Antichrist like him in pride, ib.; by which he fell, ib.; specially attacks rulers, 391. Saul, not saved by Samuel's prayer, 326; sinned in sparing against commandment, 359. Schools, of learning, scholars teach in, 397. Scorners, miserable and unreasonable, 365. Scribes and Pharisees in Moses' seat, 366; not to be imitated, ib. Scripture, without reason not enough to persuade the contentious, 212; shows admiration for jewels out of regard for man's weakness, 234; should be read not lightly, but with earnestness, 301; makes suffering less burdensome, ib.; better than men-teachers, 300; not to know it the cause of all defects in practice, 301; hearkening to, keeps up good thoughts, 382; chief things plain in, 388; read in known language to the people, ib.; people challenged to give account of, ib. Seed, analogy of, 352-53; sown on a rock, 367; spiritual, needs culture, 386; devil carries away, if neglected, ib. Self-command, makes man superior to irrational creatures, 218. Self-denial, now a means of escaping future punishment, 245. Self-indulgent, deny the cross, and are worthy of tears, 242; their belly their god, ib. Seller of purple converted at Philippi, 181. Senses, all originate in the head, 397. Sentences, what indisputable, 382. Servant, of Jesus Christ, a high rank, 184. Servants, duty of, to their masters, 304-05; should serve heathen masters with the same care they would Christian, 305; to be spoken to concerning hell, 384. Service, lessons in, 387; silence called for in, ib. Severity, not needed where there is no guilt, 220. Shame, is not in being bound for, but in betraying Christ, 195; implanted in our nature by God, more powerful than fear to bring us to virtue, 201; sense of, motive to improve- ment, 224. Shem, loved his father, 342. Shimei, examples of audacity, 205. Ship, lightened in dangers, 338; Scriptures, a, 355; wind to, as discourse to soul, 383. Sickness, recovery from, a mercy, and how, 225. Silas, scourged at Philippi, 181. Silvanus, St., named before Timothy, 323; implied in plural, 341. 1011 Homilies on Philippians, Colossians, and Thessalonians