A Supplement to the Several Discourses Upon Various Divine Subjects, Index 2 – Errata

A Supplement to the Several Discourses Upon Various Divine Subjects · Index 2 – Errata

THE INDEX.

A.

ABel's Faith. Page. 601, 1164.

Abraham's. Page. 1164.

Abſtinence from ſin may be without Mortification, and the grounds of it. Page. 1317, 8.

Abuſe of Mercy Dangerous. Page. 696.

Acceptableneſs of Chriſts Death. Page. 883.

—How it was ſo. Page. 885, 6.

—Demonſtrated, from Page. 316. to 322, 337, 8, from 886, to 898, 1087, 1148.

—What made it ſo. Page. 882. a 899. ad 906.

—A Comfort to a Believer. Page. 323. 871, 909.

—The fruits of it. Page. 317. ad 322.

Acceptation of us and our ſervices founded on that of Chriſt. Page. 322, 897.

—Of Believers certain and perpetual. Page. 323, 910.

—The matter of Chriſts Interceſſion. Page. 1146, 7.

Acceſs to God, Beleivers have with confidence, delight, and joy. Page. 366, 7.

—In it God as Reconciled to be eyed. Page. 378.

—Studying the Death of Chriſt would animate us in it. Page. 844.

—Follows upon Pardon. Page. 110 †.

Vid. Prayer.

Accuſations of Beleivers ſhall be anſwer'd Page. 340.

—Of Sin and Satan, the Death of Chriſt to be pleaded againſt them. Page. 753, 4. 1103, 1152.

Activity of the New-Creature for God, and of what kind. a Page. 88. ad 94.

Eſſential Acts of the Soul not changed in Regeneration. Page. 73, 4.

Adam in Innocence, how lie had a power to Believe and Repent. Page. 189.

—His firſt Sin what, and how he fell. Page. 645, 6. 730.

— Why not mentioned in 11. Heb. Page. 646.

—His Faith in Chriſt. Page. 1165.

—What he knew of Chriſts ſufferings. Page. 1170.

—Whoſe Sin greater, his, or Eves. Page. 78 †

Adoption not without Regeneration. Page. 32.

—How they differ. Page. 72.

—How it differs from Reconciliation and Juſtification. Page. 244.

—How great a Mercy. Page. 1287.

—Thoughts of it a ground of confidence in Prayer. Page. 384.

Advocate, what. Page. 1111.

Vide Interceſſor.

Affections of the New-Creature for God unbounded. Page. 91.

—Of a Regenerate Man to the Law of God. Page. 99, 100.

—Some ſort of them may be raiſed in unrenewed Men. Page. 109, 110.

—Placed on God, a mark of Regeneration. Page. 120.

—Follow ſenſe. Page. 749.

—Inconſtant. ibid.

—Accompany a ſaving Knowledge, Page. 417.

—Corrupt, a hindrance of Divine Knowledge. Page. 464.

—Sutable ſhould accompany the Knowledge of God in Chriſt. Page. 519.

—Should accompany our Thoughts of God. Page. 3 †.

Afflictions the lot of all God's deareſt Children. Page. 553, 1286.

—We muſt not ſlight them, nor be dejected under them. Page. 1282.

—All from God. ibid.

—We ſhould not be impatient under them. Page. 1282, 1284, 1289, 1291.

—Their removal to be ſought of God. Page. 1282.

—Sent on good Men by God as a Father. Page. 1282, 1285.

— Effects of divine Love. Page. 1283, 1289.

— Our carriage under them ſhould be pleaſing to God. Page. 1284.

—Should make us turn our Anger againſt ſin. ibid.

— The Wiſdom of God in them to his Children above that of earthly Parents. Page. 1288.

—God to be loved for them. Page. 1289.

—The intention of God in them to be anſwered. ibid.

— Grievous but profitable. Page. 1290.

—We ſhould judge aright of them. ibid.

—Faith neceſſary under them. Page. 1291.

Vid. Faith.

— Believers have aſſiſtance in them. Page. 1104.

—Sweetned by Pardon, Page. 111 †.

— Great no ſign of an unpardoned ſtate.

Vid. Troubles, Puniſhment.

Ambition a great hindrance of Converſion. Page. 2.

—A cauſe of unbelief. Page. 738.

Angels could not have contrived mans Redemption. Page. 252.

— Nor effected it. Page. 860, 937.

Vid. Sacrifice.

—Subjected to Chriſt Page. 333, 4. 1098.

—Not Redeemed. Page. 361

—Good at peace with a Believer. Page. 364, 5.

— Can't know God perfectly. Page. 413.

—Their cleareſt knowledge of God is by Chriſt. Page. 495.

—How affected with mens ſins. Page. 67 †.

Antiquity an unſafe rule. Page. 834.

Apoſtacy unavoidable without growth in Knowledge. Page. 455.

—A folly. Page. 40 †

Vid. Weak Grace, and Perſeverance.

Apoſtates are Unbelievers. Page. 729, 730.

Aſſurance how to be obtained. Page. 52, 3.

— Of obtaining muſt not chill Prayer. Page. 384

— Want of it not unbeleif. Page. 605

—Often given at the Supper. Page. 762.

— Not neceſſary in a Communicant. Page. 783, 4

— And Faith how they differ. Page. 799.

— The more perfect our Mortification, the clearer it is. Page. 1315.

—Poſſible. Vid. Knowledge of a mans ſtate.

Attendance on God our work in Heaven. Page. 39.

Attributes of God ſome of them could not have been known without the fall. Page. 481, 2.

—Others not ſo clearly. Page. 483.

—All manifeſted and glorified in Chriſt, a Page. 498. ad 512. 888, 9. 906, 941.

— A ſenſe of them fix'd on the Soul in Conviction. Page. 575.

—All the object of Faith. Page. 1161.

—Faith to be acted on them. Page. 85 †.

B.

BAptiſm ſhews the neceſſity of Regeneration. Page. 20.

—Tis not Regeneration. Page. 75.

— No Converting Ordinance. Page. 792

Believers, their Salvation certain. Page. 284, 5. 911, 1105, 6. 1196.

—Their ſtate better than Adams in innocency. Page. 371, 2. 1356.

—Their Salvation the end of Chriſts Commiſſion and Interceſſion. Page. 302, 3. 1147

— But few in all ages. Page. 671, 714.

—Their happineſs, Page. 701, 2, 3. a 909. ad 912.

— Chriſts poſſeſſion. Page. 1328, 9.

— His charge. Page. 1330, 1, 2, 1359.

—Power given him for their good. Page. 1332, 3, 4.

Vid. Exaltation.

—His affections to them. Page. 1335, 6, 7.

Bleſſings, ſpiritual flow from the Father through Chriſt. Page. 258.

—Gods giving and accepting Chriſt, an aſſurance none ſhall be denyed us. Page. 352, 3. 369. 912.

—Chriſts acceptation the Foundation of them all. Page. 321.

Blood of Chriſt cleanſed from ſins commited before it was ſhed. Page. 892. a 1187 ad 1192.

— Of perpetual vertue. Page. 893.

— Cleanſeth morally. Page. 1186.

— From guilt and filth. Page. 1186, 7.

— perfectly. Page. 1195, 6, 7.

— How a Page. 1198. ad 1201.

— Comfort to thoſe that are cleanſed by it. Page. 1208, 9.

Vid. Death of Chriſt, and Sacrifice.

Body prepared for Chriſt. Page. 275, 6.

— Neceſſary for him. Page. 289.

—What kind of one. Page. 289, 290.

—Its glory in Heaven. Page. 1093, 4.

Bodies of men ſhall be raiſed. Page. 1105.

Boaſting dangerous to a Renewed man. Page. 202.

C.

CALL of Chriſt to be our Redeemer by the Father. a Page. 266. ad 269.

Cauſe of it ſelf, or any thing nobler than it ſelf nothing can be. Page. 167,

Ceremonies, humane eſpecially if abuſed, not to be urged. Page. 747.

Change a great one by Regeneration. a Page. 75. ad 84. 128.

—Goes with a ſaving knowledge. Page. 415, 416.

Chriſt may be eſteemed by thoſe that want ſaving Faith. Page. 2.

—Should be our end. Page. 66

—The exemplar of the New Creature. Page. 102. 1338.

— Our need of him diſcovered by the Word, as preparatory to the New-birth. Page. 235.

—All good conveyed by him. Page. 138, 175, 245, 258.

—The end of the Creation, and ſum of the Law and Prophets. Page. 260, 1.

—The naked declarations of him pleaſing to God. Page. 319.

—Eternally beloved by him. Page. 321.

—His Mediation greatly valued by him. Page. 322.

— not carried into Heaven before his Death. Page. 300.

—to be glorifyed and praiſed. Page. 343. 754.

— a ſufficient Mediator. Page. 351.

—the only one. a Page. 355. ad 358. 375.

Vide Juſtification,

Blood of Chriſt, and Interceſſion.

—His Deity proved. Page. 206. 389. 668. 670. 711, 2. 1147. 1178.

—Objections againſt it anſwered. Page. 388, 9. 1158.

—the Medium of the Creation. Page. 493.

—his abundant fulneſs for his people. Page. 672. 1333.

—man an Enemy to him. Page. 749, 750.

—highly eſteemed by a Believer. Page. 801.

—his unſpotted holineſs. Page. 850.

—the only fit perſon in the Trinity to ſatisfie for man. Page. 941.

—neceſſary to own him as Meſſiah. Page. 1158.

Vide Death

of Chriſt, and Sacrifice.

Chriſtian Religion. Vid. Religion.

Christians, None are without Regeneration. Page. 19. 783.

—nor without knowledg. Page. 445.

Church, The forming one, the end of Chriſt's coming. Page. 668.

—the greateſt mercies to her attended with the greateſt plagues on her Enemies. Page. 847.

—ſhall continue to the end of the World. Page. 744. 748. 1149. 21 †.

—ſecur'd before her Enemies deſtroyed. Page. 847 65 †.

—a particular one may be deſtroyed. Page. 1295, 6, 7. 23 †. Vid. Goſpel removed.

—holineſs neceſſary in it. Page. 21 †.

—its ſtability. Page. 21 †.

—when one is deſtroyed, God will have another. Page. 24 †.

—ſhall have a numerous progeny. Page. 25 †. 29 †.

— hath been eſtabliſht againſt all oppoſition. a Page. 25 †. ad 28 †.

— ſhall be for the future, and why. Page. 386. a 28. ad 36 †. 38, 39, 40 †.

—a Goſpel one hath greater grounds of confidence than the Jewiſh. Page. 38 †.

—her eſtabliſhment by God a comfort, and wherein. Page. 38, 9 †.

— her Future Glory certain. Page. 40 †.

— to be prayed for, and loved. Page. 37 †. 40 †.

—her eſtabliſhment to be prayed for, and endeavoured. Page. 41 †.

— ſometimes in deſperate ſtraits. Page. 44 †.

—oppoſing her moſt fatal. Page. 44 †.

— what times God takes to deliver her. Page. 45, 6 †.

—why he delivers her in thoſe times. Page. 47, 8, 9 †.

—and how. Page. 49, 50, 51 †.

—very dear to God. Page. 51 †.

Vide Enemies of the Church.

Churches, corruptions quickly creep into the beſt. 747. 834.

— their actions obſerv'd by God. Page. 1293.

— the 7 of Aſia, their preſent ſad condition. Page. 1296, 7.

Chearfulneſs in God's ſervice, a duty. Page. 57 †.

Vid. Delight.

Circumciſion ſhadow'd the neceſſity of Regeneration. Page. 20.

Cleanſing to be deſir'd as well as comfort. Page. 598.

—from ſin 2 fold. Page. 1186, 7.

—what it imports. Page. 1209.

Vide Blood

of Chriſt.

Commands of God to men, to turn to him, not unreaſonable, notwithſtanding their impotence. a Page. 187. ad 196.

Comfort, none real, without Regeneration. Page. 35.

— and the knowledge of it. Page. 52, 3.

—a change of them upon Regeneration. Page. 82, 3.

—aſcribing Grace to our ſelves, the way to loſe it. Page. 202.

—Chriſt careful to give his people in diſtreſs. Page. 383. 553. 1157. 76 †.

— none without Divine Knowledge. Page. 410, 411. 504, 5.

—encreaſed as we grow in it. Page. 456.

—ſtudying Divine Myſteries the way to it. Page. 555. 844.

—not the meaſure of worthy, or unworthy receiving the Supper. Page. 817.

— only by Faith in God, and Chriſt in troubles. Page. 1159.

—all from above. ibid.

—of Gracē may be eclipſed. Page. 1349.

Coming of Chriſt two fold. Page. 768.

Commiſſion Chriſt had to redeem. Page. 299. ad 303.

—of Chriſt to be ſtudied. Page. 304.

Commonneſs of ſin no argument of its pardon. Page. 114 †.

Communications of Chriſt can't be reliſht or improved by the Unregenerate. Page. 35.

Communion with God impoſſible without Regeneration. Page. 34, 5.

—chiefly in the Supper. Page. 759.

—reſtored by the Death of Chriſt. Page. 896.

—founded on Union. Page. 1341.

Company of good men, keeping it a means of Divine Knowledge. Page. 473.

Compaſſions to men Chriſt filled with. Page. 291. 296.

—manifeſted and improved in his Death. Page. 312.

— ſhould be ſhewn to convinced ſinners. Page. 596.

—of Chriſt to weak Saints great. Page. 1335.

—ſhould be ſhewn to fallen Saints. Page. 1369.

Conceptions of God, carnal a hindrance of Divine Knowledge. Page. 465.

— the wiſeſt Heathens had unworthy ones. Page. 485.

—debaſing ones a ſin. Page. 3 †.

Vide Imaginations.

Conditions of the Covenant very low and reaſonable. Page. 374. 692.

Conſcience men oppoſe it. Page. 182.

— checks upon ſin. Page. 183.

—its motions may be cheriſht by a natural man. Page. 186.

—natural weak, and falſe. Page. 567, 8.

—excited and actuated by the Spirit in conviction. Page. 571. 574.

—terrors of it no argument of an unpardoned ſtate. Page. 115 †.

Vid. Peace.

Conſent not full in a Renewed Man, when he ſins. Page. 96, 7, 8 †.

Conſideration natural men have power to exerciſe it. Page. 185. 6, 7.

— intent cauſed by conviction. Page. 576, 7.

— a neceſſary duty. Page. 1376.

— want of it, one cauſe of a renewed mans ſin. Page. 99 †.

Contemplation of God, our work in Heaven. Page. 39.

Content, the duty of a renewed man. Page. 228.

— of a reconciled one. Page. 379.

— of every man. Page. 667.

— of a pardon'd man. Page. 118 †.

Contrivance of ſin how hainous. Page. 5 †.

Converſation of a renewed man holy. Page. 84.

— and of him that hath ſaving knowledge. a. Page. 421. ad 424.

Converſion hindred by Ambition. Page. 2.

—the critical Minute of it not neceſſary to be known. Page. 51.

—and Regeneration how they differ. Page. 70, 71.

— of others to be endeavoured. Page. 130.

—further'd by Holy examples. Page. 132.

—the frame of our minds in it at firſt to be often reflected on. Page. 1375. 11, 12 †.

Vid. Regeneration.

Convictions may be a long time before Converſion. Page. 2.

—alone not ſufficient to Salvation. Page. 48.

—under them men find themſelves unable to turn to God. Page. 166.

—the Spirit, the Author of them all. Page. 560. 1, 2.

—Spiritual, he only can work. a. Page. 563. ad 570. 602, 3.

—how wrought by him. a. Page. 218. ad 220. a. 570. ad 579,

—what is ſinful in them, the Spirit is not the Author of. Page. 570.

— by the Spirit, of what ſins, and of what in ſin. a. Page. 579. ad 583.

—of Nature, and the Spirit their difference. Page. 583. 4, 5.

— Legal and Evangelical, their difference. a. Page. 585. ad 591.

—thoſe of the Spirit, and thoſe by Satan their difference. Page. 591, 2, 3, 4.

—the Devil, the great ſtifler of them. Page. 595.

— comfort to thoſe that have had them. Page. 595, 6.

—and their duty. Page. 596.

—when under them, what men ſhould do. Page. 596, 7.

—directions to prevent ſuppreſſing them. Page. 598.

—directions to obtain them. Page. 599.

— Pride often ſeen in men under them. Page. 735.

— ſhould be oft review'd. Page. 1375.

Convincing diſcourſes not legal. Page. 594.

Corruptions comfort to Believers againſt them. Page. 116. 1152, 3. 1361.

—ſincere complaints of their ſtrength a good ſign of perſeverance. Page. 117.

—wicked men inſenſible of them, but not good men. Page. 123.

— will be ſtirring. Page. 1196.

—Reliques of them no argument of an unpardon'd ſtate. Page. 115 †.

Vid. Perfection. Senſe of ſin.

Covenant of Redemption, aſſerted. Page. 270, 1, 2, 3.

—how diſtinguiſht from the Covenant of Grace. Page. 273, 4.

—the matter of it. a. Page. 275. ad 284.

— firm. Page. 284.

—we ſhould fly to it. Page. 286.

Covenant of Grace, its ſtability, and the ground of it. Page. 321. 773. 1343.

— the laſt. Page. 678.

—renewed men only are in it. Page. 35, 6. 782.

—renew'd in the Supper. Page. 758.

—the ancient Iſraelites under it. Page. 853.

Covetouſneſs a cauſe of unbelief. Page. 738.

Creation, old, and new, how they differ. Page. 151.

—of the World, principally for Chriſt. Page. 260, 1.

—Chriſt the medium of it. Page. 493.

—the raiſing a Church, Gods great end in it. Page. 28 †.

Creatures, all at peace with a Believer. Page. 365, 6.

—can't be comprehended by us. Page. 412, 413. 484.

—God known by them. a. Page. 478. ad 481.

—not fully from them by man in innocence. Page. 483.

—much leſs ſince. Page. 483.

—all ſubject to Chriſt. Page. 1096, 7, 8.

— Spiritual inferences to be drawn from them. Page. 14 †.

—all at God's command. Page. 44 †.

Crucifying Chriſt, Spiritual and Corporal. Page. 630, 1. 819.

—the Spiritual as bad as the other. Page. 631, 632, 3.

—nay worſe. a. Page. 633. ad 640.

Cup not to be denyed to the Laity. Page. 747.

Curioſity hinders Divine Knowledge. Page. 466.

—ſinful. Page. 4 †.

Cuſtom in known ſins a renew'd man can't be guilty of. a. Page. 89. ad 93.

D.

DAy of Grace may be ſhorter than that of Life. Page. 60.

Death threatned to Adam, not a corporal one. Page. 44.

—Regeneration, and Reconciliation afford comfort againſt it. Page. 118. 370.

—the puniſhment of ſin. Page. 143

— Of a natural man in ſin. Page. 143.

—Men ſcarce believe it. Page. 716.

Death of Chriſt its end. Page. 66.

—by the command and appointment of the Father. Page. 275, 6. 384, 836, 7.

—could not have been profitable to us without it. Page. 254, 5, 6.

—its ignominy and torment. Page. 306, 311, 837, 8. 851.

—neceſſary it ſhould be by the hands of men. Page. 639.

—Chriſt bruiſed in it by the Father immediately. a Page. 305, ad 314.

—no incredible thing. Page. 700.

—ſhould be much ſtudied. Page. 755, 835, 843.

—the fruits of it. Page. 317. a 838, ad 842. 852, 864, a 894. ad 899.

—comfortable to a Believer. Page. 854.

—his meekneſs in it. Page. 849.

—the time of it. Page. 850.

—its value whence. a Page. 899, ad 906, 1194.

—not for example only. Page. 870.

—ſufficient for all men. Page. 894.

—predicted. a Page. 944, ad 947.

—typified. a Page. 947, ad 950.

—to be valued. Page. 952.

—not clearly known by the antient Believers. Page. 1170.

Vid. Blood of Chriſt, and Sacrifices.

—acceptable. Vid. Acceptable.

—voluntary. Vid. Voluntary.

—neceſſary. Vid. Neceſſity.

—deſerves our praiſe. Page. 298, 305, 842, 854, 952.

Decays in Grace to be watcht againſt, Page. 126, 7.

—render the Lords Supper neceſſary, Page. 773.

Decrees of God the knowledge of them given to Chriſt. Page. 333.

Delays of Converſion fooliſh and dangerous. a Page. 59. ad 62. 190.

—encouraged by the Patrons of Freewill. Page. 199, 200.

—in checking ſin dangerous. Page. 16 †.

—of the Churches deliverance, the reaſons of them. Page. 47, 8, 9 †.

Delight in duty cannot be without Regeneration. Page. 25.

—unconceivable in heaven. Page. 43.

—of natural men only in ſecular things. Page. 67.

—of God in the New-creature. Page. 112.

—in God and his ways a mark of Regeneration. Page. 124.

—in God can't be without knowledge Page. 407.

—great to be found in the knowledge of God and Chriſt. Page. 461, 2.

—of Chriſt in a Believer and his Graces. Page. 1336, 1360.

—in ſin heinous. Page. 4 †.

—ſeveral ſorts of it. Page. 57 †.

—in prayer wherein in conſiſts. Page. 58, 9 †.

—in it in a good man, whence. Page. 59, 60 †.

—without it, no gracious anſwers. Page. 60, 61 †

— They miſerable that have none in it, Page. 61 †.

— ſigns of it. Page. 61 †.

—How to know whither it be of the right kind. Page. 62 †.

—urged. Page. 62 †.

—directions to obtain it. Page. 63 †.

Deliverance. Vide Delays.

Deſertion, obedience muſt be preſerv'd under it. Page. 1217.

Deſires, by them we may know our Regeneration. Page. 119.

—for God cannot be without knowledge. Page. 406.

—To be acted in all duties, eſpecially at the Supper. Page. 812.

— How to try them. Page. 812, 813.

Deſpair the main cauſe of it. Page. 284.

—In an humble ſoul unreaſonable. Page. 658.

—Believers ſhould not becauſe of ſin. Page. 1114

Devil hath a great power over natural Men. Page. 146, 7.

— His firſt ſin, what. a Page. 640. ad 643. 740.

— Conquered by the Death of Chriſt. Page. 840, 1.

Vid. Enemies.

Diſobedience to God very unworthy. Page. 354.

Diſtruſters of Providence and the Promiſes of Chriſt, are Unbelievers. Page. 727, 8.

Diſtruſt forgetfulneſs of former mercies the cauſe of it. Page. 1311.

—Sometimes thence God takes occaſion to do good. Page. 1157.

Doctrines, their tendency to Holineſs a teſt to try them. Page. 106.

—Exalting God and humbling man, another. Page. 201.

Doubtings, what are Unbelief, what are not. Page. 605, 609, 728, 9.

Doubtful way a renewed man can't walk in without inquiries and bearing reproof. Page. 94, 5 †.

Dulneſs in God's ſervice ſinful. Page. 1216, 57 †.

—Hinders ſucceſs of Prayer. Page. 60, 61.

Duties, none ſinleſs. Page. 2.

—Multitude of external ones not ſufficicient to Salvation. Page. 48.

—by our regard to inward and ſpiritual ones we may judge whether we are regenerate. Page. 121.

—the manner of them to be minded Page. 821.

—conſciencious performance of them a means of perſeverance. Page. 1372, 3.

E.

EArthly mindedneſs a hindrance of Divine Knowledge. Page. 465.

Vid. World.

Eaſie God's ways are to a renewed man. Page. 92.

Eternity of God known by the creatures Page. 479.

—of puniſhment. Vid. Puniſhment,

Education alone not ſufficient to make men holy. Page. 10, 222.

—often bleſt by God to that end. Page. 45.

— not to be reſted on. Page. 222.

Ejaculations, good motions ſhould be backt with them. Page. 18 †.

Elect not the object of God's delight before Regeneration. Page. 30.

—how loved and hated before it. Page. 247, 248, 249.

Election the act of the father. Page. 259, 260.

— its order and foundation. ibid.

—of Chriſt to be Redeemer. Page. 262. ad 266.

End, ſelf is the end of natural men. Page. 66.

—Chriſt alone ſhould be ours. Page. 66.

—a change of it in Regeneration, a Page. 79 ad 82.

—the ſoul not fit for the ſervice of God without a change of it. Page. 81.

Envy the ſpring of the Churches calamity. Page. 666.

—how to check it. Page. 667.

Enemies of Chriſt ſhall be ſubdued, Page. 336, 340. 367, 8. 1089.

—cannot hinder a Believers happincſs. Page. 353.

Vid. Believers.

—the Church preſerved in the midſt of them. Page. 26 †.

—of the Church their folly. Page. 37, †. 44 †.

—Gods promiſe to his Church a comfort againſt all their deſigns. Page. 39 †.

—to the Church the fierceſt who. Page. 43 †.

—deſign her deſtruction. Page. 44 †.

—the nearer her deliverance, the fiercer God's judgements on them. Page. 44 †.

—deſtroyed by the ſame means whereby the Church is preſerved. Page. 44 †.

—in what times God deſtroys them. Page. 44, 45, 46 †.

—why in thoſe times. Page. 47, 8, 9 †.

—how then deſtroyed. Page. 49, 50, 51 †.

Enmity to God, unworthy. Page. 354

Enoch's Faith in Chriſt. Page. 1164.

Eſſence of God not communicated in Regeneration. Page. 101.

Evidences ſhould be cleared up, why and how. Page. 52, 3, 4.

Eve her Faith in Chriſt. Page. 1165, 6.

—whoſe ſin greateſt Adam's or hers. Page. 78 †.

Exaltation of Chriſts divine Nature, in what ſenſe. Page. 329. 1090, 1, 2.

—of his humane. Page. 329, 1092, 1093, 1094, 1095.

—the act of the Father. Page. 330, 386.

—the reward of his death. a Page. 331, ad 334, 863.

—very fit and congruous. Page. 334.

—the ends of it. a Page. …34. ad 337, 386, 1099, 1118, 1334.

—the manner and nature of it. Page. 337.

—an encouragement to Faith. Page. 338.

Vid. Faith.

—comfortable to Believers. Page. 340, 1. a 1102. ad 1106.

—terrible to the wicked. Page. 341, 2, 1102.

—the greatneſs of it. Page. 386. 1096, 1097, 1098.

—whether merited by Chriſt, Page. 1074, 1075, 6.

—neceſſary. Page. 386. a 1077. ad 1098.

—to be meditated on and why. Page. 1106, 7.

Vid. Glory of Chriſt.

Self-Examination pleaſant to a renewed man. Page. 113, 114.

—will quicken him to praiſe. Page. 126.

—in the power of a natural man. Page. 185.

—a neceſſary duty. Page. 825, 6.

—diligence requiſite in it. Page. 827, 8, 9.

—men backward to it and why. Page. 828.

—the neglect of it, folly. Page. 830.

—urged. ibid.

—directions for it. Page. 831, 832, 833. 1365, 1366.

—a means to caſt out evil thoughts. Page. 16 †.

Self-Examination before the Supper univerſally neceſſary. a Page. 793. ad 796.

—the object of it. Page. 777. a 796. ad 813.

Examples good diſcourage ſin, and promote holineſs. Page. 132.

Excommunicated perſons not to be debarred from the word. Page. 792.

Experience. Vid. Mercies received.

—of the new birth, want of it makes it hard to be conceived. Page. 69.

Extremities the time wherein God ſaves his people. Page. 27 †. 46, 7, 8 †.

—of the Church often very great. 44 †.

Exhortations. Vid. Commands.

Eternity of Puniſhment. Vid. Puniſhment.

Events ungrounded imaginations about them ſinful. 4 †.

F.

FAith God gives ſufficient grounds for it, but forces none to it. Page. 1.

—implanted in Regeneration. Page. 78, 9.

—man naturally an Enemy to it, and all its attendants. Page. 144, 714, 715, 716, 718.

—how far it could be exerciſed by Adam in innocence. Page. 189.

—whether purchaſed by Chriſt. Page. 212.

—encouragements to it. Page. 298, 315, 323, 339, 655.

—neceſſary to Salvation. Page. 319, 349, 700.

—pleaſing to God and Chriſt, Page. 319, 350, 624, 629, 673.

—its firm foundation. Page. 323, 327. 338, 339. 347, 348. 672, 673. 1088.

—its nature and adjuncts. Page. 349, 671, 2. a 798 ad. 802.

— qualifies for reconciliation with God. Page. 372.

— a low and reaſonable condition. Page. 374.

—can't be without knowledge. Page. 405.

—its ſeat. Page. 428.

—accompanies a ſaving knowledge. Page. 428.

—and knowledge encreaſe one another. Page. 430.

—ſhould be much exerciſed. Page. 596, 7. 1373.

—the choiceſt Grace. Page. 604. 671, 2.

—may be where there are interruptions of its acts, and doubtings. Page. 605, 6.

—why made the condition of the New Covenant. Page. 646.

—due to Gods revelations, a dictate of Nature. Page. 647, 8.

—the root of all other Graces. Page. 649.

— weak the patience of God towards it wonderful. Page. 653.

—means to engage us to ſeek it. Page. 662.

—to be prized, and God bleſſed for it. Page. 664.

— that God only can work it, no excuſe for an Unbeliever. Page. 706.

—motives to ſeek it. Page. 708. 1108, 1153.

—humane, not true Faith: Page. 720. 1, 2.

—purifies the heart. Page. 723, 4.

—the Devil a great Enemy to it, and why. Page. 740.

—we ſhould examine whether we have it. Page. 741, 2.

—ſhould be prized and ſtrengthned, becauſe 'tis ſo rare. Page. 745.

—the deſign of all Gods actions to promote it. Page. 744.

—neceſſary in a communicant. Page. 781.

—to be enquired after before he receives. Page. 797, 8.

—and acted by him when he receives. Page. 753. 802, 3.

—direct acts of it when to be exercis'd. Page. 832.

—how eſtabliſht. Page. 844. 1107.

—to be exercis'd as oft as we ſin. Page. 1114.

—what keeps Life in it. Page. 1177.

—not required of all in an equal degree. Page. 1179.

—to be exercis'd before and under Temporal evils. Page. 1291. 84, 5 †.

—without it no pardon. Page. 106 †.

—tho' weak, intereſts us in pardon. Page. 113 †.

Faith its object: God in Chriſt. Page. 349, …50. 1159.

—God the principal. Page. 1160, 1, 2.

—Chriſt the immediate. Page. 373. 1163.

—Chriſt was of the ancient Believers,

—tho' not ſo diſtinct as of ours. Page. 848. 1163. ad 1171.

—of old expreſt by waiting and truſting. Page. 1169.

—is in his perſon. Page. 1171.

— as ſent and commiſſion'd by God. Page. 305. 1172.

—in all his Offices. Page. 342. 1173. 1182.

—as crucifyed, the more immediate object of it. Page. 870. a. 1173. ad 1177.

—ſuch a Faith urged. Page. 854. 872. 904. 913. 1210.

—only as eying that, juſtifies. Page. 1210.

—as riſen and exalted Page. 67. 1177.

—to be examin'd by its object. Page. 1179.

—in Chriſt urg'd. Page. 1179, 80.

—in him ſolely, wholly, always. Page. 1181, 2.

Faithfulneſs of Chriſt to his charge. Page. 1335. 1360.

Fall, made man unfit, unwilling, unable to good. Page. 10, 11, 175.

—ſadly depraved him. Page. 44. 143.

—the miſery of man by it. Page. 197. 754.

—ſenſe of the corruption by it a means of the new birth. Page. 62, 3, 135.

—and of Mortification. Page. 1321.

— inſenſibleneſs of it the cauſe of unbelief. Page. 731, 2.

—an occaſion of the greater diſcovery of God. Vid. Attributes.

— ſince it, man not able to know God by the Creatures as he ought. Page. 483.

Fall into ſin, upon it how 'tis with a renewed man. Page. 98, 99 †.

—of others. Vid. Sins of others.

Familiarity with God cauſes delight in Prayer. Page. 60 †.

God the Father the Author of Reconciliation. Page. 251, 2. a. 258. ad 262.

—neceſſary he ſhould be ſo. a. Page. 252. ad 262.

—his Agency in Redemption. a. Page. 262. ad 338.

—his ſpecial love to Chriſt as Mediator. Page. 673.

Favour of God loſt by ſin, regain'd by Regeneration. Page. 29, 30.

—the fruit of Chriſt's Death. Vid. Death of Chriſt.

—follows upon pardon. Page. 110 †.

Fear of God can't be without knowledge. Page. 407.

—what cauſed by the Spirit in Conviction. Page. 570. 577.

—a preſervative from Judgments. Page. 71 †.

—of ſin a ſign of Pardon. Page. 116 †.

—the duty of a pardon'd man. Page. 118 †.

Feaſts of Love in the Primitive times no Divine inſtitution. Page. 747.

Fervency of the new Creature in the ſervice of God. Page. 90.

Vid. Dulneſs.

Fewneſs of new-Creatures. Page. 105.

—of Believers in all ages. Page. 671. 714.

—ſhould make thoſe that are good, better. Page. 745.

—of ſins, doth not render a man ſafe. Page. 113 †.

Fitneſs of Chriſt to be a Redeemer. a. Page. 286. ad 298.

Foreknowledge of God overthrown by the Patrons of free-will. Page. 158.

—of things that depend on the liberty of the Will, its manner. Page. 158, 9. 207.

Forgetfulneſs of ſin no argument of a pardon. Page. 114 †.

Forgiving others, we ſhould be ready to it. Page. 379.

—no pardon without it. Page. 116 †.

Free Agents, God's wiſdom in governing them. Page. 179, 180.

Foundations of the Church, make it ſtable. Page. 35, 6 †.

Fulneſs of Chriſt from the Father. Page. 287, 8. 1333.

Vid. Fitneſs.

Fundamentals, whether not believing one of them be conſiſtent with Faith. Page. 607.

G.

GLory of God, and Salvation of Believers link't together. Page. 285.

—ſhould be principally our aim. Page. 384.

—of God and Chriſt linked together. Page. 385.

—can't be given him by thoſe that know him not. Page. 40….

—of God too great for man to bear the ſight of. Page. 497, 8.

—the Church the only ſeat of it. Page. 32 †.

—to be pleaded in Prayer for pardon. Page. 117 †.

Glory of Chriſt-eſſential and Mediatory, how they differ. Page. 328. 1095, 6.

—too great for man to bear the ſight of Page. 1082.

Vid. Exaltation.

God, his happineſs conſiſts in the knowledge of himſelf. Page. 399.

—the moſt excellent object. Page. 458.

Goſpel, the ſtudy of it a means of Regeneration. Page. 64.

—ſhould be adorn'd by the Regenerate. Page. 128.

—men naturally Enemies to it. Page. 145. 154. 514, 515.

—received by but a few. Page. 165, 6.

—alone cannot regenerate. Page. 170.

—its power in changing men admirable. Page. 235, 6.

—of Divine Authority. Page. 236.

—why ſo much oppos'd. ib.

—how injurious to God they are that obſtruct it. Page. 236.

—ſhall never be baniſht out of the World. Page. 237. 1294.

—God hath ſome to beget where it is ſent. Page. 237. 239.

—its propagation. Page. 303, 4.

—how great a bleſſing. Page. 346, 7.

—denyal of its truths, and doubting its Doctrines, are unbelief. Page. 608.

—a refuſal to comply with its terms, is unbelief. Page. 600.

—worthy credit. Page. 671.

—gives the cleareſt light. Page. 690.

—its contempt brings ſpeedy miſery. Page. 694, 5.

—the inſtrument of Regeneration. Page. 231.

Vid. Word.

—ſtudy of it a means to divine knowledge. Page. 519.

Vid. Scriptures.

— the excellency of its ſtate. Page. 504.

— indulges not ſin. Page. 1114.

— difference between it and the Law. Page. 594.

— removed from particular Churches. Page. 1295, 6, 7.

Vid. Church.

— its removal a great judgment, and to be feared. Page. 1297, 8, 9.

— ſhall never be totally taken from theſe Weſtern parts. Page. 1300.

— ſad preſages of its eclips among us. Page. 1300, 1, 2.

— God to be praiſed for its continuance. Page. 1302, 3.

— to be improved while enjoyed. Page. 1303.

— its removal how prevented. Page. 1303, 4.

Vid. Chriſtian Religion. Word.

Goodneſs of God known by the Creatures. Page. 479.

— by Chriſt. Page. 345. 501. ad 505.

— ſlighted by unbelief. Page. 618, 19, 20.

— wonderful towards total and partial unbelief. Page. 654, 5.

Vide Love of God.

Government of the World for the good of a Believer. Page. 386, 7.

Grace moſt oppoſes the moſt beloved ſin. Page. 3.

— no natural priviledge gives a title to it. Page. 4. 139.

— the leaſt degree of it matter of comfort. Page. 51.

— all ſeminally in a renew'd man. Page. 87.

— weak at firſt. Page. 88. 1358.

— predominant in the new-Creature. Page. 95.

—active in him. Vid. Activity.

—Superior to morality. Page. 107.

— given gradually. Page. 117.

— ſhould be kept in its vigour. Page. 126.

— from God only. Page. 139.

— can't be merited. Page. 149, 50.

— man hath a ſubjective capacity of it. Page. 147.

— can't be actuated or preſerv'd by a mans own ſtrength. Page. 174, 5.

— common, general or more particular. Page. 176.

— common, what power men have by it. Page. 180. ad. 187.

— Special, God's denyal of it to men vindicated. Page. 190, 91, 92. 213.

— habitual not to be truſted in. Page. 202, 3.

— of God and Chriſt's merit not inconſiſtent. Page. 255, 6.

— promiſed to Chriſt for men. Page. 280.

— preſerving, ſtrengthning, encreaſing, quickning and perfecting from God only. Page. 223.

— to be expected from God in Chriſt. Page. 378, 9.

— can't be, or continue without knowledge, and encreaſe in knowledge. a Page. 404. ad 409.

— ſaving knowledge an evidence of it. Page. 448, 9.

— to be examin'd and how. Page. 777, 796, 831. 1365.

— excited by ſelf-examination. Page. 795.

— not to be reſted on. Page. 832.

—fruit of Chriſts death. Page. 864, 1328.

— doth not priviledge ſin. Page. 1293.

— abounding in it a ſign of mortification. Page. 1319.

— its operations may be interrupted. Page. 1348.

— the comfort of it may be loſt. Page. 1349

— oppreſt will recover. Page. 1350.

— ſhould be laboured for. Page. 1365.

— to be admired. Page. 1366, 7. 118 †.

— all to be aſcribed to it. Page. 1367, 8, 9.

Vid. Regenerate.

— to be much exerciſed. Page. 1373.

—Chriſt the author and pattern of it. Page. 1337, 8.

— cauſes delight in Prayer. Page. 59 †.

Growth in Grace, urged. Page. 127, 8.

— will be where Grace is. ibid.

—muſt be uniform. Page. 128.

—what neceſſary to it. Page. 223, 409, 410, 455, 761. a 1370. ad 1376.

— Chriſt intercedes for it. Page. 1343, 4.

Grace weak ſhall be victorious. a Page. 1324. ad 1348.

Vid. Perſeverance.

— comfort to thoſe in whom 'its weak. Page. 116, 117, 1358, 9.

— not to be deſpiſed by men. Page. 1369.

— directions to preſerve and encreaſe it. a Page. 1370 ad 1376.

Graces Chriſt furniſht with them, how, by whom, and why. a Page. 291. ad 298. 1333.

Vid. Fulneſs of Chriſt.

— eminently manifeſted in his death. Page. 312, 313, 903, 4, 5.

H.

HAbit good muſt be before good actions. Page. 21, 22. 171.

— none in nature to be awaken'd. Page. 74.

— infuſed in Regeneration. Page. 85, 6.

— of grace but one, though it hath various names. Page. 86, 87.

— evil innate in all. Page. 143.

— contracted. Page. 143.

— the cauſe of unbelief. Page. 739, 740

Happineſs, ſome deſires of it in all. Page. 55, 56, 648.

— the folly to neglect it, ſeeing 'tis neceſſary and poſſible. Page. 701.

— conſiſts in the knowledge of God and Chriſt only, Page. 391.

Head Chriſt a common one. Page. 275.

Vid. Imputation.

Heart, ſenſe of Gods authority there a mark of Regeneration. Page. 119, 120.

— none but God can work on it. Page. 208.

Heathens ſaw the neceſſity of Regeneration, Page. 18, 19.

— their unbelief negative and no ſin, Page. 607, 608, 689.

— how the cauſe of their ruin, Page. 607, 8. 676.

— ſhall be condemned for ſins againſt the light of nature. Page. 689. 690.

— their notions of God worſe than any in Chriſtianity appear to be. Page. 656.

Heaven no natural priviledge intitles to it. Page. 4.

— Regeneration neceſſary to an entrance into it. a Page. 36. ad 44, 1320.

— its duties. Page. 39, 40, 41.

— its rewards. a Page. 41. ad 44. 114, 400, 416.

— different degrees of glory in it. Page. 59.

— ignorant man could take no pleaſure there. Page. 411.

—God not known comprehenſively there. Page. 413.

— there a perpetual encreaſing in knowledge. Page. 432.

— ſhould be longed for and why. Page. 454,

—a fruit of Chriſts death. Page. 852, 898.

—aſſured by Chriſts Exaltation. Page. 1089.

Vid. Exaltation. Salvation.

— a means to make us long for it. Page. 1108.

—the inhabitants of it their ſtanding owing to grace. Page. 1368.

—in it great delight. Page. 61 †.

Heavenly-mindedneſs how promoted. Page. 1107.

— our duty. Page. 1154.

Hell the damned ſin there. Page. 313.

— its pains ſharp and eternal. a Page. 695. ad 698.

Holineſs pleaſant to a renewed man. Page. 92, 3.

— natural to him, yet voluntary. Page. 89, 90.

— in it conſiſts chiefly the Image of God. Page. 104.

— in heart and life a mark of Regeneration. Page. 122.

— to be followed by the Regnerate. Page. 130, 131, 2.

—of God ſhewed in Regeneration. Page. 215.

— habitual in Chriſt, why and from whom Page. 293, 4.

— of God ſhewn in Chriſt. Page. 307, 510, 511.

— as diſplay'd in him to be reverenced. Page. 752.

— affronted by unbelief. Page. 623.

— engaged to ſecure weak grace. Page. 1326.

Holineſs no Salvation without it. Page. 14, 15. 38, 1320.

— light of nature cannot work it. Page. 491.

Vid. Sanctification.

Honour affectation of it a cauſe of unbelief. Page. 738, 9.

Hopes of ſpeeding cauſes delight in Prayer. Page. 60 †.

— ſtrong of mercy no argument of pardon. Page. 114 †.

Humiliation wrought by the ſpirit in conviction. Page. 578.

— frequent its advantages. Page. 14 †. 60 †. 117 †.

— promoted by delays of deliverance. Page 48 †.

Vid. Sorrow.

Humility a means of the New birth. Page. 135.

— ſhould be in a Regenerate man. Page. 202. 217.

— ſaving knowledge attended with it. a Page. 424. ad 427.

— a means to attain Divine knowledge. Page. 472.

— to be acted in the Supper. Page. 754.

— of Chriſt in his Death. Page. 904.

—a means of perſeverance. Page. 1374.

—a preſervative from Judgments. Page. 71 †.

Hypocrites are unbelievers. Page. 729.

I.

IAcob his Faith in Chriſt. Page. 1169.

Jealouſies of God unworthy. Page. 373. 354.

—natural to us. Page. 716.

—holy men ſhould avoid them. Page. 1366.

Idleneſs cauſes bad thoughts. Page. 14. 15.†.

Idolatry rooted out by the Chriſtian Religion. Page. 517.

Idolaters the Churches fierceſt Enemies. Page. 43 †.

Jews, the manner how they ſhall be converted. Page. 233.

— ſeverely puniſht for unbelief. Page. 685, 6.

— before Chriſt's time ſhall be puniſht for ſinning againſt that light they had. Page. 690.

— the ground of their oppoſition to Chriſt. Page. 733. 736. 738.

— their blindneſs in expecting the Meſſiah as a temporal Conqueror. Page. 869.

— Their former happineſs, and preſent miſery, Page. 1295, 6.

Ignorance, what excuſes, what not. Page. 446. 7. 705.

—of man in the things of God natural, and great. Page. 441, 2. 711.

— under the Goſpel wilful and inexcuſable. Page. 443. 517, 8.

—men will not own it. Page. 443, 4.

— common. Page. 444.

—motives to get rid of it. a Page. 445. ad 448.

— directions. Vid. Knowledge.

— bewaild Chriſt pities and relieves. Page. 450.

Ignorant perſons could not be happy in Heaven. Page. 411.

—conceited of their knowledge. Page. 443.

—not true Chriſtians. Page. 445.

— to be excluded from the Sacrament, and why. Page. 784, ad 788.

Illumination neceſſary. Page. 153, 4. 392. 497. 515. 599.

—only from God. Page. 467.

Vid. Knowledge. Ʋnderſtanding.

Image of God. Vid. Likeneſs to God.

— Chriſt is. Page. 475, 6.

Images, to worſhip God by them, is againſt the light of Nature. Page. 480.

Imaginations men prone to carnal ones of ſpiritual things. Page. 711.

Imitation of God by the new Creature. Page. 104.

— none his Children without it. Page. 874.

Immutability of God known by the Creatures. Page. 479.

Imperfections to be lamented. Page. 228.

Impotence in man to renew himſelf great and univerſal. Page. 141.

— at converſion made ſenſible of it. Page. 141.

— of what kind. Page. 142, 3, 4. 194.

—wherein it appears. Page. 144. ad 147. 931.

— natural men do not believe it. Page. 190.

—God vindicated in his commands and promiſes, &c. notwithſtanding this. Page. 187. ad 196.

— regenerate, and unregenerate ſhould be humble under a ſenſe of it. Page. 202, 3.

— ſenſe of it a means of Regeneration. Page. 203.

— inſenſibleneſs of it a cauſe of unbelief. Page. 731, 2.

—Spirit convinces of it. Page. 583.

Imputation of our ſins to Chriſt. Page. 310. 866, 7, 8. 105†.

— of Chriſt's ſufferings to us, and whence. Page. 868, 9. 1200.

—the ground of Justification. Page. 1198, 9. 105. †.

Incarnation neceſſary, though man had not ſinned. Page. 916.

—of Chriſt known by the ancient Believers. Page. 1170.

Inconſtancy of man naturally great. Page. 569.

Independency of God overthrown by freewillers. Page. 156, 7.

Infirmities, the beſt not free from. Page. 89 †.

Inſenſibleneſs a cauſe of unbelief. Page. 73 1, 2, 3.

Inſtrument of Regeneration. Vid. word Inſtruments. Vid. Means.

Interceſſion of Chriſt properly for ſins after a ſtate of Faith. Page. 1113.

— how ancient. Page. 1116. 1138.

— part of his Prieſtly-Office. Page. 1117.

—grounded on his Oblation, and diſtinct from it. Page. 1118.

—of Chriſt and the Spirit, how they differ. Page. 1119.

— how Chriſt manageth it in Heaven. a Page. 1125. ad 1128.

—perpetual. a Page. 1128. ad 1130.

—efficacious. a Page. 1130. ad 1139. 1345.

—for Believers only. Page. 1113. 1140.

— for every Believer particularly. Page. 1140.

—for what. a Page. 1141. ad 1147. 1343, 4.

— as Mediator diſtinct from his Prayer as man. Page. 1132. 1153.

—an evidence of the love of God and Chriſt. Page. 1148.

—abuſed and contemn'd, how. Page. 1149.

— miſerable to want an intereſt in it. Page. 1150.

— comfortable to Believers. Page. 1150. 1, 2.

— an intereſt in it to be ſought, and how obtain'd. Page. 1153.

— Believers ſhould dayly have recourſe to it. ib.

—Chriſt to be loved and glorifyed for it. Page. 1154.

Interceſſor, Chriſt the only one, and no other to be ſet up with him. Page. 1115. 1149. 1125.

— the neceſſity of one ſeen by the Heathens. Page. 1116.

—what kind of one he is. Page. 1112. a 1119. ad 1125. 1345.

Intereſt in Chriſt, to be examin'd before the Supper. Page. 793.

—we ſhould be ſenſible of our need of it. Page. 951.

Inventions witty firſt appeared among the wicked. Page. 438.

Joy in God, not without knowledge. Page. 407.

Judas whither at the Sacrament. Page. 793.

Judgments ſpiritual on thoſe that neglect the Goſpel. Page. 61.

—all have their commiſſion from God. Page. 65 †.

—how to avoid them. Page. 69 †. 74.

—how ſweetned. Page. 75 †.

—we have juſt fears of them. ibid.

Vid. Puniſhment.

Juſtification never without Regeneration. Page. 32.

— known by it. Page. 52.

— not more neceſſary than it. Page. 56.

— how they differ. Page. 71, 2.

—how it differs from Adoption and Reconciliation. Page. 244.

—founded on what. Page. 321, 2.

Vid. Imputation.

— deſires of it by our own Righteouſneſs, natural. Page. 717.

— of Believers ſecur'd by Chriſt's Exaltation. Page. 1102.

—can't be by our works. Page. 1115. a 1203. ad 1208.

—the matter of Chriſt's Interceſſion. Page. 1141, 2.

—what God eyes in it. Page. 1175.

—when compleat. Page. 1197. 1113.

—continued. Page. 1209.

Vid. own Righteouſneſs.

Juſtice of God in puniſhing fallen man vindicated. Page. 178.

—not blemiſht by his commands and promiſes when he denies ſpecial Grace. Page. 191, 192.

— honoured by Chriſt. Page. 250. 306. 508. 837. 883.

—and mercy united in Chriſt. Page. 499. 506.

—can't but puniſh an unbeliever, and ſeen in ſo doing. Page. 681. 704. ad 707.

—inſenſibleneſs of its ſeverity a cauſe of Unbelief. Page. 732.

—to be reverenc'd. Page. 757.

—requires ſatisfaction. Page. 860. 869. 926. 928.

Vid. Satisfaction.

— its plea againſt fallen man. Page. 929.

— ſeen in deſtroying the Churches Enemies. Page. 47 †. 51 †.

—in Pardon. Page. 105 †.

K.

KIngdom of God, the Goſpel ſtate why ſo call'd. Page. 7, 8.

— thoſe of the world overturned. Page. 25 †.

Kingly Office of Chriſt required his Death. Page. 943.

— and Exaltation. Page. 1086.

— ſecures Believers and the Church. Page. 1354. 34, 5 †.

Knowledge literal may be without ſaving. Page. 4.

— alone not ſufficient to ſalvation. Page. 45.

— ſpeculative. Page. 392, 3.

— practical. Page. 393, 4, 5.

— experimental. Page. 395, 6, 7.

— of intereſt. Page. 397.

— of God and Chriſt neceſſary to happineſs, grace and peace. Page. 390, …. a 398. ad 411.

— not immediate nor comprehenſive. Page. 411, 12. 13.

—not perfect here. Page. 414. 454.

—ſaving its effect. a Page. 415. ad 433.

— its manner. a Page. 433. ad 437.

—of other things beſides God and Chriſt inſufficient. Page. 437, 8, 9.

—of a true Chriſtian the beſt. Page. 440. 448.

— ſad to abuſe it. Page. 440, 1.

— men oppoſite to it, and negligent of it. Page. 443, 4.

— ſaving very comfortable. a Page. 448. ad 452.

— ſhould be tryed whither ſaving. Page. 452.

— no other but ſaving to be reſted in. Page. 453, 4.

—growth in it urged and directed. a Page. 455. ad 457.

— they that want it urged to ſeek it. a Page. 457. ad 464. 1371.

—hindrances of it. Page. 4. 439. a 464. ad 466.

—helps to it. a Page. 466. ad 473.

—ſaving of God only by Chriſt. Page. 474.

— natural of God by implanted notions. Page. 478.

— by the Creatures. Page. 478, 9.

—under the Law. Page. 485, 6.

—by Chriſt moſt excellent. Page. 481. ad 492.

—Chriſt only capacitated to give it. Page. 492, 3.

— neceſſary the higheſt ſhould be by him. Page. 494.

— purchaſed by him. Page. 496.

— Chriſt the neceſſary medium of it. Page. 497, 8.

— of all Gods perfections by Chriſt, and how. a. Page. 498. ad 512.

— of God in Chriſt men are Enemies to. Page. 514, 15.

—deſerves praiſe. Page. 518.

to be ſought, and how. Page. 518, 19.

— ſhould be attended with ſutable affections. Page. 519.

— natural and acquir'd ſtir'd up in conviction. Page. 573, 4.

— puniſhment proportion'd to it. Page. 689: 690, 1. 797, 8.

— of a mans Eſtate poſſible. Page. 777. 829.

— what qualifies for the Sacrament. Page. 784, 5.

L.

LAW of God ſtudying it advantagious. Page. 63. 599. 1321.

— written in the heart by Regeneration, what. a Page. 96. ad 100.

—of it ſelf doth not convert, but irritate ſin. Page. 169, 231.

— not ſo powerful as the Goſpel. Page. 235.

—alone can't throughly convince. Page. 565.

—an inſtrument in conviction. Page. 571, 2, 3.

—unbelief a ſin againſt it. Page. 647, 8, 9.

—ſtrengthens the ſentence of an Unbeliever. Page. 684.

—ſilenced by Chriſt's Death. Page. 839.

—difference between it and the Goſpel. Page. 1179.

—knowledge of God by it. Vid. Knowledge. Laws natural and poſitive their difference. Page. 772.

—who can repeal them. Page. 772, 3.

Liberty of the will, what is loſt by ſin. Page. 176, 7.

—ſome ſtill in man. Page. 178, 9. 180.

— ſpiritual the fruit of Chriſts death. Page. 852.

Life uncertain. Page. 60.

Light of Nature, all from Chriſts interpoſition. Page. 138, 175, 6, 476.

—diſcovers God, but dim and weak. Page. 478, 486, 491.

—cannot throughly convince. Page. 557, 8, 563. 4, 568, 569.

Likeneſs to God perfect the reward of Heaven. Page. 41. 114.

—in the new Creature. a Page. 100 ad 104.

—fervent longings after it a ſign of Regeneration. Page. 119.

—ſhould be the object of our love. Page. 129.

Love of God in Chriſt great. Page. 257, 269, 307. 314, a 359. ad 363, 688, 836, 1148.

—ſecures a Believers ſtanding. Page. 1325.

—to Believers not hindred by their corruptions. Page. 1364.

—the Church the peculiar object of it. Page. 32 †.

Love to God a duty in Heaven. Page. 40.

—implanted in Regeneration. Page. 79.

—not without knowledge. Page. 406.

—neceſſary in the Supper. Page. 806, 7.

—how to try it, Page. 807, 8, 9, 10, 68 †. 75 †.

—abated by forgetfulneſs of mercies. Page. 1371.

—a menans to raiſe good thought. Page. 12 †.

—much exerciſed a means of perſeverance Page. 1374.

— a ſign of pardon. Page. 116 †.

Love of Chriſt in his death a ſtrong motive to obedience. Page. 65.

—wonderful. Page. 883.

— to weak Believers. Page. 1336, 1351, 2, 3.

Love to Men ſeen in mourning for their ſins. Page. 68 †.

Love to the Saints a mark of Regeneration Page. 67.

— a neceſſary duty. Page. 129, 810.

—how to try it. Page. 811.

Love to Sin ſetled a renewed man cannot cannot have. Page. 95 †.

M.

MAjeſty of God known by the creatures. Page. 480.

Man deals unworthily with God. Page. 353, 4, 5.

—all by nature under condemnation, Page. 676, 7.

Vid. Fall.

Marriage no Sacrament. Page. 77 †.

Means of Grace not inſufficient in themſelves. Page. 195.

— nothing to be aſcribed to them. Page. 202.

— weak ones uſed to renew men. Page. 209, 10.

—have defferent ſucceſs. Page. 210.

—to be uſed with an eye to God. Page. 229.

—cannot convince without the ſpirit. Page. 725, 726.

—the beſt oft unſucceſsful. Page. 718.

—total neglect of them ſhews men are unbelievers. Page. 725, 6.

—God never wants them. Page. 27†.

—unlawful not to be uſed. Page. 54 †.

Mediator none but Chriſt. Page. 355.

Meditation a means of Divine knowledge. Page. 472.

—every morning, a means to raiſe good thoughts. Page. 12, 13 †.

—the matter and manner of it to be looked to. Page. 13, 14 †.

—good thoughts injected ſhould be uſed to aſſiſt us in it. Page. 18 †.

Meekneſs an effect of ſaving knowledge. Page. 426.

— a means to it. Page. 472.

Memorials of Gods favours always appointed. Page. 749.

— neceſſary. Page. 749.

Mercy of God diſplay'd in Regeneration. Page. 211

—and juſtice united in Chriſt. Page. 499, 506.

—abſolute cannot pardon and ſave. Page. 679, 680, 1. 1179, 1202.

Vid. Faith. Unbelievers.

—its plea for fallen man. Page. 929.

—God always hath for his people. Page. 65 †.

—mixt with puniſhment. Page. 84.

Vid: Goodneſs.

Mercies common ones ſweetned by pardon. Page. 379, 111.

—all from God. Page. 667.

—received to be remembred and how. Page. 1306, 7, 8. 1310. 52.

—why. Page. 1309, 10, 11.

—arguments for hope and truſt for the future. Page. 387, 1311, 12. 48 †. 53 †.

—ſenſe of them cauſes delight in prayer. Page. 60 †.

—temporal faith to be acted for them. Page. 84, 5.

Merit of grace Impoſſible. Page. 149, 226.

—twofold. Page. 255.

—of Chriſt grounded on the grace of God. Page. 255.

—of Saints not imputed. Page. 1202, 3.

Miniſters how they ſhould preach. Page. 238.

—muſt woo for Chriſt. Page. 669.

Miniſtery ſhall never fail. Page. 36 †.

Miracles, Converſion of men the greateſt. Page. 239.

—of Chriſt confirm'd his miſſion. Page. 301, 2.

—alone cannot convert. Page. 168, 239.

Miſery, ſenſe of it preparatory to Regeneration. Page. 234.

—always from our ſelves. Page. 822.

Miſſion of Chriſt from the Father. Page. 303. 672.

Morality not ſufficient to Salvation. Page. 47.

—'tis not Regeneration. a Page. 106. ad 109.

—often a hindrance to it, never a cauſe of it. Page. 148. 170.

—the gift of God. Page. 164.

—owing to Chriſt's interpoſition. Page. 175, 6.

— may be without Faith. Page. 74.

—reliance on it a cauſe of unbelief. Page. 737.

Mortification neceſſary. Page. 1314.

—muſt be preſent, continued, univerſal. Page. 1314, 5.

—men muſt be an agent in it. ibid.

—not the work of nature. ibid.

—difficult. ibid.

—no entrance into heaven without it. Page. 1315. 1320.

— the more perfect, the clearer aſſurance. Page. 1315.

—a ſign of grace. ibid.

—what it is, and what not. a Page. 1315. ad 1318

—the trial of it. Page. 1318, 19.

—preſſed. Page. 1320.

—directions for it. Page. 760. 1321.

Moſes's faith in Chriſt. Page. 1164.

Motions of our hearts in hearing to be obſerv'd. Page. 241.

—firſt ſinful. Page. 3 †.

—of the ſpirit. Vid. Spirit.

Murmurers at Providence, unbelievers. Page. 727, 8.

N.

NAture of man corrupt. Vid. Fall. Habits.

—Regeneration not an addition to it. Page. 74.

— new one communicated to the Regenerate. Page. 101.

—humane dignified in Chriſts exaltation. Page. 1101.

— neceſſarily aſſumed to ſatisfie for our ſins. Page. 1200.

Vid. Satisfaction.

Naturals right uſe of them doth not oblige God to give ſupernaturals. Page. 150, 226.

Neceſſity and Liberty conſiſtent. Page. 177.

—of Chriſts death impeaches not its voluntarineſs. Page. 877.

— its neceſſity explained, Page. 878, a 916. ad 919.

—proved. Page. 250, 859, 555, a 920. ad 950.

New Creation and old how they differ. Page. 151.

New Creatures. Vid. Regenerate.

Nouriſhment of the ſoul in the Supper. Page. 760.

O.

OBedience of Chriſt in his death. Page. 312. 903.

—can't be without knowledge. Page. 403.

—a means of divine knowledge. Page. 471.

—Chriſts Death and Exaltation motives to it. Page. 65, 1107.

— without it no intereſt in Chriſts interceſſion. Page. 1153.

— no compenſation to Juſtice. Page. 934, 5, 6.

—what kind due to Chriſt. a Page. 1214. ad 1220.

— friendſhip of Chriſt a motive to it. Page. 1220.

— how to perform it. Page. 1220.

— deliverances on engagement to it Page. 48 †.

Objects renewed men mind others than formerly. Page. 83.

— of the Goſpel not above mans faculties, Page. 142.

—ſpiritual inferences to be drawn from occaſional ones. Page. 13 †.

Occaſions of ſin enmity to them a mark of Regeneration. Page. 124.

—men may avoid them by common grace. Page. 181.

Omiſſion of known duties conſtant, ſhews men are unbelievers. Page. 724.

—a renewed man can't be guilty of. Page. 89.

—of Prayer. Vid. Prayer.

Omniſcience of God known by the creatures. Page. 479.

—belief of it would prevent bad thoughts Page. 15 †.

Opinions falſe ſpoil conviction. Page. 598.

— change of them not Regeneration. Page. 106.

— ungrounded ones, contention about them dangerous. Page. 666.

—hardly laid aſide. Page. 668.

Original corruption, ſenſe of it a means of Regeneration. Page. 62, 135, 229.

— the World inſenſible of it. Page. 537.

—the ſpirit convinces of it. Page. 580.

—ſenſe of it the conſtant duty of all. Page. 670. 84 †.

— the cauſe of unbelief. Page. 730, 1.

Ordinances can't be improved without Regeneration. Page. 35.

— attendance on them a means of it. Page. 63. 136, 229.

—of themſelves can't convert. Page. 168, 9.

— natural men have a power to attend on them. Page. 184, 5.

— to be attended on by them and how. Page. 203, 4.

— all ſhall continue. Page. 770, 1. 36 †.

—none ſhould add to or detract from. Page. 774.

—reſting in them ſinful. Page. 818.

—the holineſs of them will not excuſe ſin in them. Page. 1821.

—the glory of them obſcured before judgments come. Page. 65 †.

— where they have been, the places of the greateſt Judgments. Page. 66 †.

Vid. Means of Grace. Word.

P.

PArdon without ſatisfaction, doth not ſhew the love of God ſo clear as 'tis in Chriſt. Page. 360.

— not diſcoverable by the Creatures. Page. 501, 2.

—fruit of Chriſt's Death. Page. 895. 911.

—of the ancient Saints when compleat. Page. 923.

— daily Chriſt intercedes for. Page. 1143.

— and puniſhment inconſiſtent. Page. 1196.

—its nature. Page. 102, 3 †.

—God only the Author of it. Page. 103 †.

—his attributes ſeen in it Page. 104, 5 †.

— the manner of it. Page. 105, 6 †.

— on the account of Chriſt, what that implies. Page. 106, 7, 8 †.

— its effects. Page. 110, 11 †.

— miſery of thoſe that want it. Page. 111 †.

— comfort to thoſe that have it. Page. 112 †.

— falſe ſigns of it. Page. 113 †.

— falſe grounds, why pardon'd ones queſtion it. Page. 115 †.

— ſigns of it. Page. 115 †.

— motives to ſeek it, and directions. Page. 117 †.

— the duties of thoſe that have it. Page. 118 †.

Vid. Cleanſing.

Parents ſhould endeavour their Childrens converſion. Page. 45.

Paſſeover, Chriſt is ours. Page. 847.

— a fit type of Chriſt. Page. 848. ad 852.

— Chriſt eyed in it by ancient Believers. ibid.

Paſſion, hinders divine knowledge. Page. 464.

— oft ſwayes in Profeſſors. Page. 666.

— the cauſe of a renewed mans ſin. Page. 98 †.

Patience not without knowledge of God. Page. 407.

— of God diſcovered in Chriſt. Page. 500.

— towards total and partial unbelief great. Page. 653. 699.

— a means of perſeverance. Page. 1374.

— under afflictions reaſonable. Page. 84 †.

Peace Believers have with all Creatures. Page. 364, 5, 6.

—of Conſcience follows Reconciliation. Page. 369. 912. 110 †.

— with God, and Conſcience the fruit of Chriſt's Death. Page. 896. 898.

— not perfect here. Page. 1195.

— given holy men in calamitous times. Page. 66 †.

Perfection to be aimed at. Page. 129.

— not attained here. Page. 167. 202. 671. 1114. 1148. 1284.

— in Heaven. Page. 114. 1103.

— from God only. Page. 224, 5.

Perjury, Unbelief would make God guilty of it. Page. 614.

Perſecution. Religion pretended for it. Page. 554

— love to the Saints under it a duty. Page. 811, 12.

— ſhould not make us caſt off obedience. Page. 1217.

— encreaſes and purifies the Church. Page. 26, 7 †.

— promiſe of the Churches ſtability a comfort in it. Page. 39 †.

— when maliciouſly deſign'd, the wicked deſtroy'd. Page. 45 †.

— heinouſly reſented by God. Page. 69 †.

Vid. Trouble.

Perſeverance of the Saints aſſerted. Page. 94. 115. 223. 225. 1324. 36 †.

— can't be without knowledge and growth in it. Page. 415. 455.

— Chriſt intercedes for it. Page. 1145.

— objections againſt it anſwered. Page. 1333. 1340.

— the Doctrine of it ſtated. Page. 1348, 9.

— abſurdities of the contrary. Page. 1350.

— ſhould not encourage ſloth. Page. 1366.

— to be aſcribed wholly to Grace. Page. 1367, 8, 9.

— urged and directed. a Page. 1370. ad 1376.

Pleaſures in the ways of God great. Page. 92. 134. 61 †.

— ſenſual hinder knowledge, ſtiffle conviction. Page. 464. 599.

Philoſophy never wrought ſuch changes as the Goſpel. Page. 235.

Power remaining in natural men, what. a Page. 175. ad 180.

— to be uſed by them. Page. 203, 4.

Vid. Impotence.

Power of God ſeen in Regeneration. Page. 215.

— manifeſted in Chriſt. Page. 344. 512.

— known by the Creatures. Page. 479.

— diſparaged by unbelief. Page. 620.

— engaged to preſerve Saints from Apoſtacy. Page. 1326. 1352.

— given Chriſt for Believers. Page. 1332.

Vid. Fulneſs of Chriſt.

—ſeen in the ruine of the Churches Enemies. Page. 47 †.

— in pardon. Page. 105 †.

Praiſe a duty in heaven. Page. 40.

—diſcouraged by the Patrons of free-will Page. 160, 199.

—for grace received, the way to have more. Page. 1322.

Prayer a means of the new-birth. Page. 62. 136. 204.

—a renewed man can't neglect. Page. 121.

— diſcouraged by the Patrons of freewill. Page. 160. 199,

— natural men can perform. Page. 184, 5.

— what pleas to be uſed in it. Page. 229. 270. 304, 5. 385.

— always ſhould attend the Word Page. 239.

— omiſſions of it unworthy. Page. 354. 1149.

— adoption a ground of confidence in it. Page. 384.

— muſt not be chilld by aſſurance of having what we want. Page. 384.

— the glory of God muſt be chiefly minded in it. Page. 384.

— a means of Divine knowledge. Page. 466, 7, 8.

— neglecters or formal performers of it are unbelievers. Page. 726.

— thoughts of Chriſt's exaltation would encourage in it. Page. 1107.

— of Chriſt in the Garden, and on the Croſs. Page. 879. 1131, 2.

— Chriſt's Interceſſion a comfort in it. Page. 1152.

— a means of perſeverance. Page. 1373.

— a means to ſuppreſs bad thoughts. Page. 17 †.

—for the Church, hath excellent grounds. Page. 37 †.

— excited by delays of deliverance. Page. 48 †.

— ſhould be frequent in a time of trouble. Page. 55 †.

—delight in it. Vid. Delight.

Preaching. Eloquent, not moſt ſucceſsful. Page. 200.

—Chriſt's, why not more ſucceſsful. Page. 210. 232. 718.

—how it ought to be. Page. 238. 834, 5.

— Predictions of Chriſt's Death. a Page. 944. ad 947.

Preparation want of it makes a Man an unworthy receiver. Page. 818.

Preparations to Grace. a Page. 148. ad 156.

—from the Spirit. Page. 569.

Pride, natural to fallen man. Page. 198.

— the Devils ſin. Vid. Devil.

—a hindrance of converſion and knowledge. Page. 216. 466.

— oft in profeſſors. Page. 666.

—the ſpring of the Churches calamity. ibid.

—thoughts of God's ſoveraignty will check it. Page. 667.

—of reaſon, the cauſe of unbelief. Page. 733. 4, 5.

—appears in humbled ones. Page. 735, 6.

—of the Churches Enemies, the time of their ruine. Page. 45 †.

Priesthood of Chriſt required his Death. Page. 861, 2, 3. 942.

— and Exaltation. Page. 1084, 5, 6.

— interceſſion a part of it. Page. 1117.

— perpetual. Page. 1134.

— ſecures the Church, and every Believer. Page. 34 †. 1354.

Principles, actions are according to them. Page. 21, 2.

—a change of them in Regeneration. Page. 78, 9.

— a vital one infuſed in it. Page. 84, 5.

Priviledges only don't intitle to Gods favour or Heaven. Page. 30. 48.

— relyance on them a cauſe of unbelief. Page. 736, 7.

Profane ones far enough from Regeneration. Page. 105.

—are unbelievers. Page. 723.

Profeſſion not ſufficient to ſalvation. Page. 47.

— is not Faith. Page. 798.

Profeſſors little evidence of Regeneration among them. Page. 105, 6.

— oft overborn with Pride and Paſſion. Page. 798.

— many of them unbelievers. Page. 7…2.

—diſobedient are inexcuſable. Page. 1218.

Promiſes God vindicated in making them, notwithſtanding man's impotence. Page. 190. ad 194.

—made by God to Chriſt. a Page. 277. ad 281. 1077, 8.

— to be pleaded by Chriſt. Page. 277.

— unbelief would fruſtrate them. Page. 615.

— pride hinders humbled ones from taking hold of them. Page. 735, 6.

—can't be delivered without Faith in Chriſt. Page. 118….

— fruſtrated, if the Saints Apoſtacy be poſſible. Page. 1351.

— of God to his Church to be ſtudyed. Page. 54 †.

— meditation on them cauſes delight in Prayer. Page. 63 †.

Propheſie its great end. Page. 261.

— fulfilling them prove Chriſt ſent from God. Page. 656, 7.

Vid. Predictions.

Prophetical Office of Chriſt, to be ſubmitted to gain divine knowledge. Page. 519.

—Chriſt fitted for. Page. 671.

—required his Death and Exaltation. Page. 943. 1082, 3. 4.

— ſecures Believers and the Church. Page. 1354. 23 †.

Proſperity no argument of God's love or pardon. Page. 1283. 114 †.

— of the Churches Enemies before their ruine. Page. 45 †.

Puniſhments why Eternal. Page. 313.

—afflictions of Believers, whether they are ſo. Page. 1196. 78, 9. †.

— God and Chriſt intended not in this Life to remove them. Page. 79, 80 †.

—the curſe of them taken away from a Believer. Page. 80 †. 103 †.

— their nature alter'd as to them. Page. 80 †.

— prejudice not their Salvation. Page. 81.

— why continued. Page. 81, 2, 3 †. 103 †.

— forbearance of it no argument of pardon. Page. 114 †.

Purgatory groundleſs. Page. 1202, 3.

Purity of heart a means of divine knowledge. Page. 471, 2.

Q.

QƲickning, the regenerate need. Page. 174.

— to be ſought of God. Page. 224.

R.

REacting ſin how hainous. Page. 5 †. 8 †.

Reaſon would perſwade to ſeek Regeneration. Page. 134.

— inſufficient without Revelation. Page. 513, 4.

—to ſubmit to it. Page. 515.

— can't convince of Unbelief, Page. 602, 3,

— pride of it, an enemy to Faith and cauſe of unbelief. Page. 715, 734.

Reconciliation twofold. Page. 241, 2.

— of men to God how to be underſtood. Page. 243, 4.

—the foundation of Regeneration. Page. 245.

—the Father the authour of it. Page. 245. 258. ad 262.

—what it implies. Page. 246, 7.

— actual not before Faith, nor from Eternity. Page. 249, 250.

— by Chriſt neceſſary. Page. 250, 1.

— none but the Father could be the author of it. a Page. 251 ad 258.

— the agency of the Father in Chriſt in it. a Page. 262 ad 338.

—by Chriſt only, Page. 355.

— with God comfortable, a Page. 363 ad 372.

— motives to accept it, a Page. 372 ad 376

—the duties conſequent on it. Page. 377. ad 380.

— daily to be ſought of God in Chriſt. Page. 379.

— more difficult than Creation. Page. 646.

— to be valued. Page. 952.

Redemption. Vid. Reconciliation.

Reformation, outward alone not ſufficient. Page. 46, 662.

— whence it ſprings. Page. 46, 1317.

Vid. Morality.

Reformations, the word the only rule of them. Page. 747, 1294.

Regeneration its neceſſity explained. a Page. 9. ad 19.

— proved, a Page. 19, ad 44. a 45, ad 49. 134.

—ignorance of it to be lamented, Page. 44, 5.

—miſery of thoſe that want it, Page. 49, 50, 51.

—comfort to thoſe that have it. Page. 51, 2. a 112, ad 118. 1356, 7. 225.

—evidences of it to be cleared up, why and how. Page. 52, 3, 4.

—to be ſought of God. Page. 54, 5. 228, 132, 3, 4. 218.

—to be ſought preſently and why. a Page. 57. ad 62.

—how obtained. Page. 62, 3, 4. 229, 135, 6. 203, 4. 238, 9, 40.

—difficult to deſcribe it. Page. 69. 217.

—its difference from converſion, juſtification, adoption and ſanctification. Page. 70. 1, 2.

— deſcribed. Page. 70.

—what it is not. Page. 68. a 72. ad 75. a 106. ad 110.

—'tis a change and of what kind. a Page. 75. ad 84. 126, 235, 6.

—a vital principle. Page. 84, 5.

—a habit. a Page. 85. ad 96.

—a law in the heart. a Page. 96. ad 100.

—a likeneſs to God. Page. 100.

—its rarity and whence. Page. 105, 237, 242.

—its trial. Page. 53. 118. ad 124. 217, 237, 8.

—'tis excellent. Page. 125. 130, 133, 209, 223, 227, 237.

—honourable and pleaſant. Page. 133, 4.

—attainable by all. Page. 135.

—man not the author of it, proved in general. a Page. 140. ad 147.

—more particularly. a Page. 147. ad 175.

—what man by common grace can do towards it. a Page. 174. ad 187.

—why then God commands it, &c. a Page. 187. 197.

—not by moral ſuaſion only. Page. 200, 1.

—God the efficient of it. Page. 205, 6, 7.

— neceſſary he ſhould be. a Page. 207. ad 210.

— what attributes of God manifeſt in it. a Page. 211. ad 217.

— what kind of work and low wrought. a Page. 217. ad 222. 234, 5.

— to be aſcribed only to God. Page. 198, 222.

— the circumſtances of it to be conſidered. Page. 227.

— founded on Reconciliation by Chriſt, Page. 245.

— depends on Chriſts Reſurrection. Page. 326.

— a means to divine knowledge. Page. 471.

— a means to raiſe good thoughts. Page. 11 †.

—the Word the inſtrument of it. Vid. Word. Regenerate their duty. a Page. 125. ad 132. 20…, 2, 3. a 225. ad 228. 238.

— to be eſteemed. Page. 111.

— their ſins great. Page. 111.

— cannot ſin, how underſtood. Page. 88, 9.

— they only fit to come to the Sacrament a Page. 780. ad 784.

—they may receive it unworthily. Page. 817.

—difference between their ſins, and other mens great. a Page. 89. ad 100 †.

Religion the Chriſtian, its excellency above all others. a Page. 343. ad 346, 515, 648, 657, 1116, 1218.

—its wonderful propagation. Page. 209, 507, 517, 614.

— not to own it to be from God very irrational. Page. 656, 7, 8. 699, 734.

— not to act according to it, a madneſs, Page. 743.

Repentance, whether Adam in innocence had a power of it. Page. 189.

—a very low condition. Page. 374.

—not without knowledge. Page. 407.

—kept in life, how. Page. 843.

—can't ſatisfie, or expiate ſin. Page. 932, 951.

—not right without mourning for others ſins. Page. 75 †.

Vid. Godly Sorrow.

Reproach, the friendſhip of Chriſt a comfort under it. Page. 1219.

Reproof a good man can't deſpiſe it. Page. 95 †.

Reſiſtance of grace by men. Page. 146.

— of ſin muſt be continued. Page. 17 †.

Reſolutions not to be made in our own ſtrength. Page. 202, 3.

— not to be truſted in. Page. 222.

—neceſſary in approaches to the Supper. Page. 752, 3.

—ſhould be oft renewed. Page. 1375.

—to ſin were it not for hindrances a good man can't have. Page. 93 †.

Reſtraints differ from Regeneration. Page. 109.

—and mortification how they differ. Page. 1318.

Reſurrection of Chriſt for us. Page. 67, 326, 7,

—promiſed him. Page. 282.

—neceſſary. Page. 324.

— the act of the Father. Page. 325,

—comfortable to Believers. Page. 327.

—how pardon depended on it. Page. 106 †.

—of our Bodies certain. Page. 1105.

Vid. Exaltation of Chriſt.

Revelation by the Goſpel not inſufficient. Page. 142.

—its clearneſs aggravates unbelief. Page. 614.

—of God belief due to it a dictate of nature. Page. 647, 8.

Vid. Reaſon.

Revenge the chief object of it within. Page. 1314.

Riches a cauſe of unbelief. Page. 738.

Righteouſneſs our own not to be truſted in Page. 599, 907, 951, 1181, 2,

Vid. Juſtification.

—exploded by the ſpirit in conviction, Page. 576.

—muſt vail to Chriſt. Page. 669.

S.

SAbbath a probable reaſon of its change. Page. 853.

Sacraments efficacious by the word. Page. 233.

— always thought needful by God. Page. 316.

Sacrifices how acceptable to God. Page. 316.

—inſtituted by God. Page. 232. 646, 855. 948.

—typical of Chriſts death. Page. 856, 948, 9. 1174.

—anſwered by Chriſt. Page. 857.

—of themſelves could not expiate ſin, Page. 858, 838, 9.

—of what neceſſary for man. Page. 859, &c.

—not from the light of nature. Page. 947.

—were not and could not be the object of the Iſraelites Faith. Page. 1167, 1191.

—they apprehended ſome myſtery in them. Page. 1167, 8.

Sacrifice Chriſt only fit to be one, Page. 861, 940. 941, 2.

— Chriſt one in his humane nature, Page. 862.

—of Chriſt his value whence, Page. 862, 899.

— all his ſacerdotal acts depend on this, Page. 863.

—Chriſt one for us, not himſelf, Page. 855, 865.

—this matter of comfort to believers. Page. 871.

—to be laid hold on. Page. 872.

—of Chriſt perfect. Page. 906, 7.

Saints their company a part of the happineſs of heaven. Page. 42.

—admiration of their gifts and graces make men ſlight Chriſt. Page. 666.

— love to them. Vid. Love.

Salvation of Believers certain. Page. 284, 703.

Vid. Believers.

—ours and God's glory link'd together, Page. 285.

— the end of Chriſt's commiſſion and Exaltation, interceſſion, Page. 302, 336, 1147.

— all things neceſſary for it in Chriſts hands. Page. 673.

— to be ſought of Chriſt. Page. 674.

— Chriſt hath done his part towards it. Page. 704, 5.

— no want of evidence of the way of it. Page. 705.

— only by Chriſt. Page. 922.

Sanctification and Regeneration how they differ. Page. 72.

— a ſign of pardon. Page. 116 †.

Vid. Holineſs. Regeneration.

Satisfaction neceſſary for ſin. Page. 868, a 9. 3, ad 883. 932.

— not poſſible to be by any creature. a Page. 932. ad 942.

—of Chriſt declared to be full by his Exaltation. Page. 1089.

Vid. Death of Chriſt. Sacrifice, Juſtice.

—Popiſh ones to be rejected. Page. 907.

Scriptures ſtudying them a means of divine knowledge. Page. 468, 519.

—they that never look into them, Unbelievers. Page. 726.

—men unwilling to be guided by them. Page. 1…93.

—ſtudying them a means to raiſe good thoughts. Page. 11 †.

— to be read by Women. Page. 76 †.

Seal of the Covenant the Supper is. Page. 758.

Seaſons for duty the fitteſt to be choſen. Page. 62, 63 †.

Secret ſins diſcovered by the Law in the hand of the Spirit. Page. 573.

Security of the Churches enemies the forerunner of their ruin. Page. 46 †.

Seed of Chriſt who. Page. 102, 3.

— promiſed him. a Page. 278. ad 281.

— Chriſt to take care of them. Page. 281.

—ſpirit given him for their ſakes. Page. 297, 8.

Vid. Believers.

Self the chief end of a natural man. Page. 66.

— Chriſt died to take men off from it. ibid.

— neceſſary we ſhould be, and no Regeneration till we are. Page. 66, 7.

Self-love the principles of it contradicted by Unbelievers. Page. 648.

Self-fulneſs a conceit of it a cauſe of unbelief, Page. 736, 7.

Senſe of ſin, meditation on that Chriſt had a means of conviction. Page. 599.

— of original ſin Vid. Fall.

—ſhould be great in a Communicant. Page. 752.

—the want of it reproved. Page. 72, 3 †.

—no argument of an unpardon'd ſtate. Page. 115 †.

Vid. Corruptions.

Senſuality. Vid. Pleaſures.

Service of God, evangelical not without a new nature. a Page. 21. ad 29.

—not accepted from an unregenerate man. Page. 33, 4.

— Renewed men always diſpoſed for it, how. Page. 87, 8.

— induſtry and affection muſt be in it. Page. 377.

—of a believer accepted. Page. 702.

Vid. Believer.

— much expected after pardon. Page. 118 †.

Vid. Acceptation. Obedience.

Signs of Grace, true ones to be uſed in ſelf-examination. Page. 831.

Simplicity of the word powerful in changing men. Page. 236.

— minding it a means of the new-birth. Page. 240.

—neceſſary in preaching. Page. 834, 5.

Sin beloved moſt oppoſed by Grace. Page. 3.

— the new-Creatures hatred of it univerſal, great. Page. 91. 96.

— difficult to ſuch a one. Page. 95, 6.

— enmity to the firſt motions of it a mark of Regeneration. Page. 123.

— ſo is enmity to ſpiritual ſins, occaſions, and temptations to them. Page. 123, 4.

— brutes uncapable of it. Page. 179.

— many, though not all may be avoided by common Grace. Page. 180. 1, 2, 3.

— its vaſt power over narural men. Page. 197, 198.

—fully expiated by Chriſt. Page. 340.

—not to be ſpared or loved. Page. 315. 376.

— the fruit of Ignorance. Page. 445, 6.

— all, the fruit and ſign of unbelief. a Page. 649. ad 652. 724.

— God brings good out of it. Page. 667. 1364. 44 †.

—againſt the Holy-Ghoſt what. Page. 682.

—love to it the cauſe of mens refuſal of Chriſt.

—not known in its ext…nt, but by the Spirit. Page. 557. 572.

— men love not a ſight of it. Page. 566.

— men have diſguiſes and evaſions for it. Page. 568.

— forgotten revived by the Spirit. Page. 575.

—what, and what in it the Spirit convinces of. Page. 579. ad 583.

— weakned by frequent communicating of thoſe that draw neareſt God, the blackeſt. Page. 821.

— how great an evil. Page. 822. 950.

— to be forſaken, and why. Page. 855. 872. 883.

— though general, not to be followed. Page. 1217. 72 †.

Vid. Commons of ſin.

— actual the ſproutings of original. Page. 1314.

— alias in the unregenerate. ib.

— to be checked immediately. Page. 16 †.

— former ones, how they may be improved. Page. 16, 17 †.

— ſmall ones their danger. Page. 113 †.

Sins of others ſaving knowledge will make us mourn for them. Page. 425, 6.

— mourning for them a duty. Page. 66, 7, 8 †. 1369.

— acceptable. Page. 68, 9 †.

— a preſervative from publick judgments. Page. 69, 70, 1 †. 74 †.

thoſe that mock, rail only, fret, imtate, or not mourn aright for them reproved. Page. 272 †.

— comfort to thoſe that bewail them. Page. 73 †.

—mourning for them urged. Page. 74, 5 †.

Sincerity can't be without a new nature. Page. 26, 7, 8.

—of God in his promiſes, though he denies ſpecial Grace. Page. 190.

—a means of perſeverance. Page. 1370, 1.

— deliverance delayed to diſcover it. Page. 48 †.

—mourning for others ſins an evidence of it. Page. 69 †.

—a preſervative from common judgments. ib.

—a ſign of pardon. Page. 115 †.

Sorrow immoderate prevented by ſpiritual apprehenſions. Page. 554.

— Chriſt tender of raiſing it in his diſtreſſed people. Page. 555.

—godly, ſtrangers to it are unbelievers. Page. 726.

— neceſſary at the Sacrament. Page. 752. 803.

—accompanies faith. Page. 800.

—how to try it. Page. 805.

— exceſſive in a Believer reflects on Chriſt. Page. 1149.

—godly prevents bad thoughts. Page. 14 †.

— ungrounded and miſtaken, the beſt apt to be overwhelm'd with. Page. 555. 1156.

— godly a ſign of pardon. Page. 116 †.

Soveraignty of God diſparaged by the Patrons of free-will. Page. 152.

—ſeen in Regeneration. Page. 212. 226.

—known by the Creatures. Page. 480.

—ſtruck at by unbelief. Page. 621, 2.

— thoughts of it would check pride and envy. Page. 667.

— ſeen in Chriſt's Death. Page. 836.

Soul its ſubſtance or faculties not taken away in Regeneration. Page. 72, 3.

— nor its eſſential acts. Page. 73.

— the ſubſtance of it the proper ſeat of Grace. Page. 77.

—the whole corrupt. Page. 152.

— its happineſs and perfection, wherein. Page. 391. 400.

—admirably repreſent God's perfections. Page. 480, 81.

— God its Creator. Page. 1287.

Soul of Chriſt fitted with gifts. Page. 251.

— its Glory in Heaven. Page. 1094.

Spirit the end of his coming. Page. 17, 18, 556, 7.

— his motions to be entertain'd and improved. Page. 63. 209. 224. 470. 596. 1376. 17 †. 18 †.

—new Creatures like him. Page. 103.

— natural men can cheriſh his motions. Page. 186.

— wronged by the Patrons of free-will. Page. 199.

— fitted Chriſt to be Redeemer. Page. 290.

— given him by the Father, and why. a Page. 290. ad 298. 672.

— his miſſion an evidence of Chriſt's acceptation. Page. 317. 897.

— his miſſion argues our ignorance. Page. 484, 5.

— the fruit of Chriſt's Death. Page. 897.

— conferr'd after his Exaltation. Page. 335. 1097. 1099.

—his Death and Aſcenſion neceſſary to the ſending him. Page. 555, 6.

— his preſence better than Chriſt's bodily one. Page. 556.

— his motions how diſcern'd. Page. 595.

— oppos'd by unbelief. Page. 629, 630.

— engaged to preſerve a Believer. Page. 1346, 1347.

Spirituality of God known by the Creatures. Page. 480.

States but two, Saving, and Damning. Page. 9.

Suaſion moral only, can't convert. Page. 70. 200. 217.

Lords Supper, its end for ſhewing forth Chriſt's Death. Page. 748. 758.

— a neceſſary memorial of it. Page. 749.

— what in Chriſt's Death it ſets forth. Page. 750, 1.

— how Chriſt's Death to be ſhewn forth in it. Page. 752, 3, 4.

— of the frequent celebration of it. Page. 755, 6.

— very requiſite. Page. 756. ad 762.

— the neglect of it lamented. Page. 762.

— neglectors of it urg'd, and their objections anſwer'd. a Page. 757. ad 768.

— a continuing ordinance to the end of the world, and why. a Page. 769. ad. 774.

— no longer than till Chriſt comes. Page. 775.

— Examination before it neceſſary. Page. 777. 793, 4, 5, 6.

— object of examination before it. Page. 777. 796.

— unregenerate men muſt not come to. a Page. 777. ad 784.

— aſſurance not as neceſſary qualification. Page. 783, 4.

— ignorant ones muſt not come to. Page. 784. ad 787.

— what knowledge requiſite to qualifie. ibid.

— nor men in a courſe of ſin. Page. 787.

— what ſins debar. ibid.

— not a converting Ordinance. Page. 790. ad 792.

— Judas not at it. Page. 793.

—Faith to be examined before, and acted in it. Page. 798. 802.

— and godly ſorrow. Page. 803.

— and love to God. Page. 806.

— and love to the Saints. Page. 810, 11.

— and holy deſires. Page. 811.

T.

TEaching others a means of encreaſing a mans own knowledge. Page. 473.

Temptations Regeneration a comfort againſt them. Page. 115.

— enmity to them a mark of Regeneration. Page. 124.

— to unbelief, not complyed with, not unbelief. Page. 606.

— good brought by God out of them. Page. 667.

— Believers ſhall have aſſiſtance in, and ſucceſs over them. Page. 1104, 5. 1144, 5. 1152.

— remembrance of former mercies a motive to reſiſt them. Page. 1311.

— former prevailing ones, if not ſo now, a ſign of mortification. Page. 13…8.

Teſtament the old to be ſtudied. Page. 853.

Thank…ulneſs, deliverance delayed to promote it. Page. 49 †.

Thoughts changed in Regeneration. Page. 82.

— a natural man hath ſome power over them. Page. 182.

— unbelieving, if reſiſted, not unbelief. Page. 606.

— of man naturally univerſally evil, and highly provoking. Page. 2 †.

— what are ſinful. Page. 2, 3 †.

— ſinful, aggravated by delight, contrivance, and reacting. Page. 4, 5 †.

— are ſins. Page. 5, 6, 7 †.

— worſe than evil actions. Page. 7, 8, 9 †.

— reproof to thoſe that entertain them. Page. 10 †.

— to be ſuppreſt. Page. 10, 11 †.

— good ones, how to be raiſed. a Page. 11. ad 14 †.

— bad ones how prevented. a Page. 14. ad 16 †.

— evil ones, how to be ordered when they intrudo. Page. 16, 17 †.

— good ones, how to be ordered when they appear. Page. 17, 18 †.

Time loſt, if not ſpent in getting Divine knowledge. Page. 463, 4.

Tranſubſtantiation groundleſs. Page. 777. 815, 6, 7. 853. 1094. 11-10.

Tree of Life no Type of Chriſt Page. 730.

Troubles, Regeneration a comfort in them. Page. 115.

— and reconciliation. Page. 368.

— and ſaving knowledge. Page. 449.

— meditation on Chriſt's Exaltation would make us couragious under them. Page. 1107.

— Chriſt tender of his people in them. Page. 1156.

—Chriſt doth not remove, but comfort under. Page. 1157.

— promiſe of the Churches ſtability a comfort in them Page. 38, 9 †.

— ſharp, to be expected and provided for. Page. 53 †.

— ſhould not put us out of the way of duty. Page. 1217. 54 †. 56 †.

Vid. Afflictions.

Truſt muſt be in God only. Page. 202, 3.

— in God exercis'd by Chriſt. Page. 313. 904.

— the effect of ſaving knowledge. Page. 428.

—will be in God or ſomething elſe, Page. 621.

— a ſtrong ground for it in the Churches greateſt miſeries Page. 37 †.

Truth of God overthrown by the Patrons of Free-will. Page. 159, 160.

— appears in Regeneration. Page. 213.

—honoured in Chriſt. Page. 250, 511.

— affronted by unbelief. a Page. 612. ad 616.

— the glory of God. Page. 613.

—highly valued by him. Page. 616.

— engaged for the ſafety of a believer. Page. 679.

— for the damnation of an Unbeleiver, Page. 702.

— rendred ſatisfaction by Chriſt neceſſary. a Page. 923. ad 926.

— the firſt object of Faith. 1161.

—engaged for Sions ſtability. Page. 31 †.

Truths not believing ſome, is not unbelief. Page. 606, 7.

—thoſe of Chriſt man an enemy to. Page. 714, 15.

Types of Chriſt, things and perſons that were ſo moſt largely ſpoken of in Scripture. Page. 261.

— of Chriſt's death. a Page. 947. ad 950.

Vid. Sacrifices.

U.

UNbelief how great a ſin. Page. 298, 284, 304.

—an unworthy dealing with God and Chriſt. Page. 353, 4. 655:

—ſpiritual apprehenſions an antidote againſt it. Page. 554.

—the World underſtands it not to be a ſin. Page. 558.

— the fountain of all ſin. Page. 601, 649. ad 652.

— the band of all ſin. Page. 602, 675. 6, 7, 8.

—tis the greateſt ſin, proved in general. a Page. 602 ad 605. 908, 9.

—what it is not. a Page. 605 ad 608.

—what is it. Page. 608, 9, 10.

—it affronts God in all his Attributes. a Page. 612. ad 623.

—its malignity againſt Chriſt. a Page. 624. ad 629, 1149.

— and the ſpirit. Page. 629, 630.

— as bad, nay worſe than the Jews crucifying Chriſt, a Page. 630. ad 640.

— like the Devils firſt ſin, nay worſe. a Page. 640. ad 645, 740.

— like Adam's ſin, nay worſe, Page. 645, 6, 7. 730.

—a ſin againſt the law of nature. Page. 647, 8. 9.

— defiles the choiceſt faculties. Page. 652, 3.

— moſt odious to God. Page. 653.

— the Patience of God where 'tis total or partial, great. Page. 653, 4. 699.

— its blackneſs a motive to Faith. Page. 655.

—ſpeculative irrational. Page. 656, 7, 8. 699. 734, 5. 743.

—practical irrational. Page. 658, 700, 1. 699, 700, 1. 741. 743.

— ungrateful. Page. 659, 687, 8, 9.

— inexcuſable. Page. 659, 689, 690, 1.

— what kind of miſery follows it. Page. 659, 695, 6, 7, 8.

— all ſhould be ſenſible of it, and why. Page. 660, 1, 2. 743, 4.

— watch againſt it. Page. 662, 3. 744.

— endeavour to come out of a ſtate of it. Page. 663, 4. 742, 3.

— praiſe due from thoſe that are got out of it. Page. 664.

— eternal wrath unavoidably follows it. Page. 374, a 675. ad 686. 692, 3, 4. 908. 1201, 2.

—why eternal wrath follows it. a Page. 686 ad 692.

—not the only ſin that damns. Page. 675.

—Gods anger chiefly diſcovered againſt it. Page. 684, 5, 6.

— we ſhould be ſenſible of the miſery that attends it. Page. 703, 4.

— and the juſtice of that miſery. a Page. 704 ad 707.

—'tis juſt. ibid.

—to be deteſted. Page. 707.

— common among profeſſors. Page. 712, 13.

— the ſin of the old World. Page. 713, 717.

— natural to man. a Page. 714. ad 719.

— its cauſes. Page. 284. a 730. ad 740.

— its frequency to be lamented. Page. 740, 1.

— directions againſt it. Page. 742, 3.

Ʋnbelievers who are. a Page. 719. ad 730, 786.

Ʋnderſtanding the firſt blot of ſin was on it. Page. 153.

— of man its blindneſs. Page. 153, 565.

—ſome notions left in it. Page. 179.

—Regeneration begins in it, and how 'tis wrought upon, a Page. 218, ad 220. 440, 470.

— enlightned by the ſpirit in conviction. Page. 574.

— enlightned in a renewed man, Page. 92 †.

Ʋnregenerate their actions only ſeemingly good. Page. 22, 3.

— their miſery. Page. 49, 50, 51. 133.

— their condemnation whether ſimply for not being regenerate. Page. 178.

— conſcience awakened accuſes more for wilful ſins than for being unregenerate. Page. 183.

— muſt not come to the Supper. Page. 777. a 780 ad 784.

— ſin alive in them. Page. 1314.

Ʋnion of the two natures fitted Chriſt to be a Redeemer. Page. 287, 291.

— by the Holy Ghoſt, Page. 290.

— with God and Chriſt not without regeneration. Page. 31, 2.

— of a believer with Chriſt the ground of imputation. Page. 869, 1200.

— makes him happy. Page. 701.

— in the Lords Supper. Page. 762.

— explained. Page. 1339.

— by Faith. Page. 1200.

— the foundation of communion. Page. 1341, 2.

Ʋnworthy receiving the Sacrament, what a Page. 816. ad 819.

— its ſinfulneſs. Page. 819.

— its danger. Page. 8…0

— to be examined and avoided. Page. 822.

Voluntary ſervices from a regenerate man and him only. Page. 24, 89.

— Chriſts death was. Page. 384, 837, 877, 918, 106 †.

— its voluntarineſs explained. Page. 877. 8, 9.

—proved. Page. 880.

—neceſſary it ſhould be. Page. 881.

W.

WAnts of believers ſhall be ſupplied. Page. 340.

Watchfulneſs over our hearts a means of Mortification. Page. 1321.

—a means to pervert bad thoughts. Page. 15 †.

—to be join'd with Prayer. Page. 17 †.

Weak Grace. Vid. Grace.

Will, thoſe that are weak in Grace ſhould ſee how that ſtands. Page. 117.

—naturally corrupt. Page. 143. 152.

—cannot regenerate it ſelf. a Page. 144. ad 147, a 156. ad 174.

—cannot co-operate with God in Regeneration. a Page. 171, ad 174.

— its Liberty. Vid. Liberty.

—conceits of its freedom in ſpirituals, groundleſs, proud, dangerous. Page. 198. ad 202.

— God only can work on. Page. 208.

—not left in indifferency in Regeneration. Page. 214, 221, 226.

— immediately wrought on in it. Page. 220, 453.

—not compelled in it. Page. 221.

—ſubjecting Gods grace to it abſurd. Page. 1353.

—of a renew'd man changed. Page. 92 †.

Vid. Regeneration.

Wilfulneſs the cauſe of mens ruin. Page. 705, 6.

Vid. Impotence.

Wiſdom of God overthrown by the Patrons of free-will. Page. 157.

—in governing free agents. Page. 179.

—not diſparaged in his commands and promiſes though ſpecial grace be denied. Page. 191.

— diſplayed in Regeneration. Page. 214.

— glorified in Chriſt. Page. 250, 257, 344, 505.

—Chriſt filled with and why. Page. 295. 1133.

— known by the Creatures. Page. 479.

— diſparaged by unbelief. Page. 616, 17, 18.

— hinders an unbelievers Salvation. Page. 680.

— required ſatisfaction for ſin. Page. 925.

— engaged to ſecure weak Grace. Page. 1327, 1352.

— in the deſtruction of the Churches enemies. Page. 51 †.

Word valuation and reliſh of it a mark of Regeneration. Page. 121.

—natural men have power to attend on it, and conſider it. Page. 184, 5, 6.

—Regeneration doth not depend meerly on it. Page. 222.

—the inſtrument of Regeneration. Page. 231.

—what kind of inſtrument. Page. 232, 3, 4. 239.

—but an inſtrument. Page. 234.

—how regeneration wrought by it. Page. 234.

—God to be bleſſed for it. Page. 238.

—to be prized. ibid.

—its preſervation and ſucceſs to be prayed for. ibid.

—to be attended on in order to Regeneration, and how. Page. 239, 40, 1.

—encreaſe of knowledge to be drawn from it. Page. 457.

—powerful in the hand of the ſpirit. Page. 594, 5.

—attending on it and preſſing it on the Conſcience, a means of conviction. Page. 600.

— only appointed to work Faith. Page. 792.

—the only rule whereby to try our ſelves. Page. 831.

Vid. Goſpel. Means of Grace. Ordinances. Scriptures.

World regenerate ſhould live above it. Page. 129.

— can't be the happineſs of the Soul. Page. 391.

—ſaving knowledge weans from it, Page. 427.

—they that are in love with it, Unbelievers. Page. 727.

— deſires of it a cauſe of Unbelief. Page. 737, 8, 9.

— meditation on Chriſts Exaltation would lift up above it. Page. 1107.

— not entangling our ſelves with it a means to prevent bad thoughts. Page. 14 †.

Women ſhould Read the Scriptures. Page. 76 †.

— the firſt puniſhment continued on them and why. Page. 78 †. 81, 2, 3 †.

— of what nature that puniſhment is, Page. 78, 79 †.

— their Salvation not hindred by it, Page. 79 †.

—mercy of God to them in it. Page. 84 †.

— Child-bearing their duty. Page. 84, 5, 6 †.

Worſhip to be performed through Chriſt. Page. 355.

— true can't be without knowledge, Page. 401, 2, 3.

— the light of nature ſhews ſomewhat of its manner. Page. 480.

— diſtractions in it ſinful. Page. 819.

—few diſtractions in it a ſign of Mortification. Page. 1319.

Vid. Service.

Wrath of God appeas'd by Chriſts death. Page. 838, 852.

—the ſpirit diſcovers it by the Law. Page. 573.

Z.

ZEal ignorant a great enemy to Chriſtianity. Page. 554.

FINIS.

ERRATA.

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