The Works of William Bridge Volume 2, Index
AN ALPHABETICAL TABLE, Of the Second VOLVMNE.
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Abundance ABundance of grace. Page 71
Acknowledge, ſee Forgive
Adam Difference between the firſt and Second Adam 21. Page 117
Advance Several advances of grace ſince the begining of the world Page 71
Affliction Affliction in ſome meaſure ſhews ſin Page 242
Alſufficiency God will have his alſufficiency ſeen Page 157
Alſufficiency in Chriſt Page 93
Anſwerable, ſee Grace
Appointment Things are rather done by Gods appointment than by the uſe of the means Page 50
Aſſiſtance Freſh Aſſiſtance comes from Chriſt Page 101
Aſſurance brings comfort, and how Page 43
B
Beholding Frequent beholding Chriſt makes us like to him Page 125
Beleevers Gods infinit care over Beleevers Page 62
Beleevers muſt truſt in God Page 157
Beleevers muſt be conformable to Chriſt Page 158
Saints ſhould beleeve when all means fail Page 179
To beleeve when all means fail is well pleaſing to God Page 180
How to beleeve when means fail Page 189
All things are poſſible to him that beleeves Page 214
See Fear and Union
Bleſſings Some bleſſings are more common than others Page 160
See God
Boldneſs Saints may come with boldneſs to the throne of grace, and why Page 24
C
Care ſee Beleevers Chriſt
Chriſts care over weak ones Page 4
Chriſt condeſcends to man Page 5
Chriſt as kind after death as before Page 6
Chriſt is above Moſes Page 10
Chriſt hath paid all our debts Page 11
Chriſt is the deſire of all nations Ibid
Spending for Chriſt makes men receive from Chriſt Page 16
Why Chriſt put on our fleſh Page 22
Chriſt gives freely Page 27
How Chriſt is fully honoured Page 61
All comes from Chriſt Page 63
Chriſt is Commiſſioned by his Father Page 97
Chriſts willingneſs to ſave ſinners Page 224
Chriſt moſt willing to ſave the greateſt ſinners ibid
Chriſt draws neer to thoſe that are not ſenſible of their ſins Page 226
Chriſt orders things ſo that no fleſh my glory Page 230
See Love, Holineſs, upbraid, Want, Glory, Prophetical, Prieſtly, Kingly-office, Union, Grace, Willingneſs, Work, Happineſs, Alſufficiency, Grace, Honour, Spirit, Throne.
Civil Meerly Civil men are not anſwerable to the grace of Chriſt Page 122
Chriſtian ſee Spirit
Comfort The Comforts of the Saints are ſure Page 158
Comfort is brought in to men before they ſeek for it Page 223
Contention All Contention ariſeth from ſcantineſs Page 47
Converſion ſee moment
Creator Men ſhould comit themſelves unto God as unto a Creator that works out of nothing Page 177
D
Debt ſee Chriſt Death
The ſentence of Death put upon bleſſings and the means to obtain them Page 154
The ſentence of Death put upon mercies in another mans hand Page 161
The ſentence of Death is according to the life of the mercy Page 162
Why God gives the promiſe firſt and puts the ſentence of Death upon it afterwards Page 163
When the ſentence of Death is put upon a mercy, how to know whether it ſhall riſe again Page 167
The Devil is the great hunter of ſouls Page 193
Difficulties The way to Jeſus Chriſt is clogd with many Difficulties Page 193
See Faith
Diviſions The way to take away Diviſions Page 59
Duties ſee Obedience
E
Encouragement Encouragments to come to Chriſt Page 88
Excellency The Excellency of beleevers Page 33
Experience Experience is many times a falſe rule Page 159
F
Faith What are enemies to Faith Page 175
The large field of Faith Page 176
Faith muſt be ſutable to God Page 179
Faith wears the crown of all graces Page 180
True Faith is moſt ſuccesful Page 181
Faith is the means to get Faith Page 186
Faith carries a man through all difficulties Page 199
Nothing but Faith will do it Page 200
Faith ſhews the ſoul the inviſible things of God Page 202
Faith tels the ſoul all things are it's own Page 203
Faith opens the eyes of the ſoul to ſee the excellency of Chriſt Page 204
Faith enables a man to leave the ſucceſs of all things to God ibid
Faith picks out the love of God from his anger Page 206
How to raiſe ones Faith to break through all difficulties Page 208
Faith oppoſeth Legal terrours Page 209
How to raiſe Faith when it is ſunk Page 201
Fear Fear in beleeving anſwered Page 184
Forgive We muſt Forgive others without their Acknowledgment Page 235
Freedom Our Freedom comes from Chriſt Page 50
Friendſhip How the Friendſhip between God and man was procured Page 8
Fulneſs Fulneſs the meaning of the word Page 3
There is a Fulneſs of pardon in Chriſt Page 4
Difference between a Fulneſs of ſufficiency, and a Fulneſs of efficiency Page 9
Fulneſs in Chriſt, what it is Page 9
Fulneſs in Chriſts Prophetical office Page 10
Fulneſs in Chriſts Prieſtly office Page 10
Fulneſs in Chriſts Kingly office Page 10
How all creatures pertake of the Fulneſs of Chriſt Page 20
Fulneſs of grace in a beleever may ſometimes be hid from the world Page 31
Difference between the Fulneſs of the world and the Fulneſs of Jeſus Chriſt Page 32
The Fulneſs of Chriſt makes us firm Page 40
See Love, Holineſs
G
Gifts Great Gifts the Scripture mentions Page 128
God Gods eye is over his children Page 8
Gods people ſhould truſt God perfectly Page 14
God infinitely contented in Jeſus Chriſt Page 99
We can do nothing without God Page 100
God will be ſeen in his bleſſings Page 156
God is the being of al beings Page 157
We may boldly expect God in his accoſtomed waies Page 186
God juſtifies the ungodly Page 228
God will be known to be God Page 229
Gods darlings Page 233
Men muſt labour to be like God Page 234
See Beleevers, Power Truſt
Glory Eyeing of Chriſts Glory makes us glorious Page 15
Goſpel Difference in holineſs between the Law and the Goſpel Page 6
Grace Grace, the meaning of the word Page 3
Benefits ariſing from all Grace being in Chriſt Page 104
The Saints Grace is anſwerable to the Grace of Chriſt Page 122
The Infinite Treaſury of Grace in Chriſt Page 22
Chriſt as Mediator received not grace for himſelf, but for others Page 23
The grace of God may be gainſayed, but it cannot be overcome Page 30
Chriſt is the univerſal cauſe of grace Page 31
Grace is given out by proportion Page 32
All grace comes in a way of receiving Page 46
Grace is ſupernatural Page 54
All is from grace Page 66
Difference between the times of the Law, and the times of Grace Page 77
Grace is much oppoſed Page 80
See Boldneſs, Retinue, myſtery, Abundance, advance
Guilt ought not to keep a man from Chriſt Page 12
H
Happineſs The happines of a man in Chriſt Page 123
Hypocrits not anſwerable to the grace of Chriſt Page 123
Fulneſs of Holines in Chriſt Page 6
See Goſpel
How we ſhould honor God Page 107
I Ignorance Ignorance ought not to keep a man from Chriſt Page 12
Incouragements Incouragements to Saints Page 164
Inſufficiency, ſee Nature
K
Kingdom Kingdom of Heaven, what it is Page 247
Kingly Office of Chriſt, how wronged Page 18
See Fulneſs
L
Law, ſee Goſpel A Legal ſpirit reliſheth arguments beſt that are drawn from hell & the wrath of God Page 247
The Lives of the Saints are very pleaſant Page 65
Long-ſuffering Chriſtians ought to wait upon others with Long ſuffering. Page 235
Love There's a fulneſs of love in Chriſt Page 4
Wherein the fulneſs of Chriſts love conſiſts Page 5
The love of Chriſt draws men to him Page 40
The love between Chriſt & chriſtians deſcribed Page 117
Love cauſeth Love Page 247
Luſts God doth not give to ſupply our luſts but our wants Page 185
M
Man Man unable to riſe when he is fallen Page 50
Man cannot ſtand of himſelf Page 51
What it is that cauſeth men to uſe indirect means Page 189
Mercy The more mercy a man ſins againſt, the greater is his ſin. Page 87
See Death
Myſtery The great myſtery of Grace deſcribed Page 82
Moment Converſion done in a moment. Page 54
Moſes, ſee Chriſt
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Name The Saints …ht to lift up the Name of Chriſt Page 106
Names of Chriſt, and the reaſon of them Page 95
Nature The Inſufficiency, of Nature oſcerted Page 49. 92
Natural ſee Powers
Neglect ſee Opportunity
O
Obedience Duties of Obedience are not taken away by faith Page 58
Office The Saints imitate Chriſt in his Offices Page 120
Opportunity Opportunities muſt not be neglected Page 237
Oppoſed ſee Grace
P
Powers All natural Powers riſe againſt Converſion Page 81
God will have his Power ſeen Page 156
Pray We ought to Pray for whatſoever Grace we have Page 56
Preſumption 'Tis no Preſhmption to take a thing when 'tis given Page 188
Preparation Preparation to good comes from God Page 52
Prieſtly-Office How the Prieſtly-office of Chriſt is wronged Page 18
See Fulneſs
Prophane Prophane men are not anſwer able to the grace of Chriſt Page 122
Prophetical-Office How the Prophetical Office of Chriſt is wronged Page 17
See Fulneſs
Promiſe So much as we reſt upon a promiſe, ſo much of it we make our own Page 16
It is a hard thing to give the afirmative to a bare promiſe Page 165
We have the promiſe of our forefathers Page 183
See Death
R
Rebellious Chriſt received gifts for the Rebellious Page 41
Redeemed Who are the redeemed of the Lord, and why Page 154
Reliance Encouragements to Reliance upon God in Chriſt Page 170
Remiſſion Remiſſion brought neer to people before they at all make after it proved Page 220
Repentance What Repentance is Page 216
Repentance both Legal and Evangelical ibid
Repentance brought neer to people before they make after it Page 223
How many waies Repentance is known Page 242
What cauſeth Repentance ibid
Repentance is a fruit of faith Page 245
Difference between Legal and Evangelical Repentance Page 248
The reaſon why no more men repent than do Page 252
The benefits of Evangelical Repentance Page 255
Retinue The Great Retinue of Grace Page 81
S
Saints Saints muſt be contented in ſufferings Page 129
See Chriſt, Goſpel, Beleevers Fulneſs
Scantineſs ſee Contention
Self All ſelf-boaſting is hateful to God Page 61
Sheep We are all as loſt ſheep Page 223
Sentence ſee Death
Services All our ſervices in this world are our waiting upon God Page 60
Spirit The ſame Spirit that was in Chriſt is in Chriſtians Page 119
Sin ſee Mercy
T
Throne Chriſt hath a throne on earth. Page 120
Treaſury, ſee Grace
Truſt We ought to truſt in God for ever Page 236
See God
V
Ungodly, ſee God Union What the union between Chriſt and Beleevers is Page 21
Union between Chriſt and men how it is taken Page 65
The union between Chriſt and the Saints is very glorious. Page 115
Univerſal Univerſal cauſes ſeldom produce particular effects, without the concurrence of particular cauſes Page 31
Upbraid Chriſt upbraids not men with ſin Page 4
W
Waiting, ſee Service Way, ſee Difficulties Want All that want ſhould come to Chriſt Page 12
Wheels Fear and love are the wheels of every Motion Page 59
Willingneſs Chriſts willingneſs to communicate Grace to the ſons of men Page 25
Our willineſs to receive proceeds from Chriſts willingneſs to give Page 27
Wonderful God will be known by his name Wonderful Page 187
Work No power in heaven nor earth can let Chriſts work Page 28
World Reaſon why the goods of this world ſatisfie not the ſoul of man Page 35
Who are the worlds darlings Page 233
FINIS.
End of the text · William Bridge, The Works of William Bridge Volume 2 (1649)