Two Treatises, Table of contents 1 – Errata 1
An Alphabetical Table of the chief Points handled in this TREATISE.
A
CHriſt an Advocate for his people, and how. p. 168
Chriſt an Agent, or Lidger Ambaſſadour in heaven, 160
How Chriſt performeth the office of an Agent in heaven for us on earth 162
Angels, whether they have any benefit by Chriſts Mediation 198
Chriſt the Head of good Angels 202
To the good Angels Chriſt is a Mediator of Confirmation 201
Primitive Angel-worſhip 268
Chriſt the Annointed, how 38
The Greek particle foreign explained 75
The word foreign expounded 77
Comfort againſt fear of totall and finall Apoſtaſie 233
Chriſts appearing on earth in the end of the world 88
Chriſt appeareth once upon earth, and once in heaven 90
Chriſt an Arbitrator betwixt God and Man 48
To receive the Attonement, what 246
Chriſt an Atturney for his people, and how 170
The word foreign explained 125
B
HOw Chriſt is ſaid to bear our ſins 66
The difference betwixt Chriſts bearing our ſins, and our ſickneſſes 67
Sins expiated by Blood 102
Covenant old and new, both made with Blood 148, 149
C
CHriſt called to the office of a Mediatour, and that by God his Father 34, 36
How Chriſt was called to this Office 37
When Chriſt was called to this Office 42
Chriſt a Surety by way of caution 139
Conditions of the new Covenant, Faith and Obedience 141
Chriſt an undertaker for the performance of theſe Conditions ibid.
No cruelty in the Sufferings of Chriſt 129
Crueltie what, and when 130
D
DAvid annoynted, a type of Chriſt 38, 39
The death of Chriſt more then a preparatory to his oblation 93
Comfort againſt Death 239
The Law, Deuter. 24.16. againſt commutations of Puniſhment, explained and cleared 114
Chriſt the Diſpoſer of his people 193
Chriſt a Diſpenſer to his people ib.
E
SAtan a Mediator of Enmity 28
Mediators of Enmity too many 29
Naturall enmity betwixt God and Man 221
Senſe of enmitie preparatory to reconciliation. 222
Enmity againſt God to be laid aſide 247
Expiation how underſtood by the Socinian 98
Chriſts expiation properly of the guilt of ſin ibid.
Expiatory Sacrifices under the Law a type of Chriſts expiation 99
Sacrifices under the Law, how they are ſaid to expiate 101
Ezek. 18.20. explained and vindicated 106
F
FAith and Repentance ſubordinate unto Chriſt and his ſatisfaction 110
Forgiveneſſe of ſins, how conſiſtent with Chriſts ſatisfaction 125, 126
The Parable of the Kings forgiving his ſervants Mat. 18.23. explained. 127
G
A double Garment wherwith Chriſt cloatheth his Elect 191
The Elect gathered by Chriſt into his Kingdom of Grace and Glory, and how. 181
Chriſts giving himſelf for us explained and vindicated. 74
Chriſt truly God, evinced by Scriptures. 10
The God-head of Chriſt evinced by Argument. 12
Chriſt not Mediator only as God 204
God taken Eſſentially and Perſonally 209
Chriſt as God-man differeth from God and man 210
Chriſt as God differeth from his Father, a threefold difference. 211
The God-head of Chriſt concurred with his man-hood in all the acts of his Mediatorſhip. 213
The God-head concurring with the man-hood in ſuffering, 4 ways. 216
Chriſt a governour generally over the whole world, ſpecially over mankind. 175
Chriſts government over the Reprobate world. 176
Chriſts government over the Elect world. 180
Chriſts outward government in his Church. 184
Chriſts inward government in the Hearts of Beleevers. 185
The Grace of God conſiſtent with Chriſts Satisfaction 120
Grace gloriouſly manifeſted in Chriſt his ſatisfaction in five particulars 121 &c.
The Grace of God exalted by the Doctrine of Chriſts ſatisfaction, more then by the Socinian Doctrin 123
The Grace of God in vaine to four ſorts af Perſons. 242
The Grace of God in Chriſt to be received. 246
Guilt under the Law twofold, viz.
Ceremonial (External)
Morall (Eternall.) 101
H
HEarts of men not known by Saints or Angels. 269
Hebr. 9.26. opened, and gloſſed upon 88
The Holy Ghoſt, how ſaid to intercede 261
I
CHriſt took our infirmities, how 69
Comfort againſt daily infirmities 231
Innocent perſons may ſuffer for the nocent, and how 115
Chriſt an Interpreter betwixt God and Man 50
Chriſt an Interceſſor upon earth, in heaven 154, 156
Interceſſion made by Chriſt for his people, but againſt his enemies 157, 158
Chriſts Interceſſion a neceſſary Tranſaction, putting life into his death 159
Saints upon earth, how Interceſſors 259
Neither Saints nor Angels properly Mediators of Interceſſion 266
Iſai. 53. a cleer Prophecie concerning Chriſts Satisfaction, opened 63
Iſa. 53.4. compared with Mat. 8.16. and cleered 66
Comfort againſt the laſt Judgment 240
Chriſts Satisfaction, how conſiſtent with the Juſtice of God. 113
Juſtice twofold
Strict
Moderated ibid.
Juſtification an act of grace, notwithſtanding Chriſts Satisfaction. 124
L
JAcobs Ladder, the myſtery of it 46
Chriſt a Lidger-Ambaſſadour in heaven, and great need he ſhould be ſo 161
Whether one man may lay down his Life for another. 117
Chriſt an abſolute Lord over his own Life 118
Chriſt gave his Life a ranſome for many, for a world 119. 126
Gods eternall Love to his Elect, what 26
The Love of God demonſtrated in appointing and giving Chriſt to be a Mediator. 35
This Love declared in three particulars 225
M
MAgiſtrates, though enemies to the truth, muſt be prayed for, and why 3, 4
Chriſt true Man, but not meet Man 119
Chriſt Mediatour not onelyonly as Man 204
The Man Chriſt Jeſus, why ſo called 207
Chriſt a Mediator betwixt God and Men 6
A twofold Mediation of Chriſt
Satiſtantiall
Operative 7
Mediation of Chriſt, how managed and carried on, viz. by 5 ſtops 48
Chriſt a compleat Mediator, ſhewed in five particulars 249
Mediators of
Redemption
Interceſſion
a Romiſh diſtinction. 263
To a Mediator of Interceſſion two things requiſite, neither of which agreeth to Saints or Angels 266
To us but one Mediator 270
Chriſt Mediator as God-Man 212
Chriſt the only Mediator 254
Moſes and others, how called Mediators 258
Whether Saints or Angels be Mediators ibid.
Mediation of Chriſt a ſpring of conſolation. 228
Mediation of Chriſt to be made uſe of 253
The Mercy of God, how conſiſtent with Chriſts Satisfaction 129
foreign, the word opened 6, 7
Chriſt a Middle perſon betwixt God and Man. 8
Millenaries refuted 90, 161
N
WHy Chriſt muſt partake of both Natures. 19
According to what Nature Chriſt is Mediator 203
The concurrence of the two Natures in the work of Chriſt's Mediatorſhip explained 220
O
WHether a party offended may be a Mediator. 211
Chriſt offered up himſelf, how 87
Chriſt a Mediator by Office 20
The Office of Mediator, how conferred upon him 33
P
WHether God could not have pardoned ſin freely without any Satisfaction 131
Chriſtians ought to be Peace-makers, onelyonly in God's way 31, 32
Perſeverance of Saints undertaken for by Chriſt 143
The death of Chriſt a true Price, or Counterprice 80
Promiſes of Remiſſion and Salvati-upon the Conditions of Repentance and new Obedience, how to be underſtood 109
Promiſes aſſured by Chriſt: viz, by his Word, Works, Blood, Spirit 145, &c.
Properties of God agreeing to Chriſt 13, &c.
Chriſt the Propitiation for our ſins, the word, and thing explained 85, &c.
Chriſt a protector to his people 186
Chriſt a provider for his people 187
Chriſt purgeth our ſins, how 97
Chriſt purgeth not onelyonly from power, but guilt 98
How Chriſt is ſaid to put away ſin 91
R
CHriſt a Ranſome for us; word and thing explained 76
God forgiveth ſin without any recompence 128
Reconciliation the great buſineſſe of Chriſt 21
Reconciliation what it imports ibid.
To be reconciled to one, the phraſe expounded 24 & 82
Reconciliation by Chriſt mutuall 23
Reconciliation on Gods part 25 & 83
Reconciliation on Mans part 27
Reconciliation a bleſſed work 28
Chriſt being a Mediator of reconciliation, a pattern for our imitation 30
Reconciliation betwixt God and man how effected 46
The way and means of Reconciliation imparted in the Goſpel 53
Chriſt the meritorious cauſe of reconciliation 81
The ſame way of reconciliation under the old Teſtament and under the new 111
Comfort to ſuch as deſire reconciliation with God 228
A threefold relation betwixt Chriſt and the Beleever viz.
Naturall
Myſticall
Voluntary 115
Whether a man may remit what hee pleaſeth of his own tight 133
God cannot part with his right, though man may. 134
Chriſt the rewarder of his people 195
S
THe Sacrifice of Chriſt was offered upon Earth, not in Heaven 92
By this Sacrifice Chriſt putteth away ſin 93
Satisfaction of Chriſt, the word not mentioned in Scripture 61
Satisfaction of Chriſt evinced by Scripture Teſtimonies, in the Old Teſtament and New 63, 72
The Death of Chriſt, how ſatisfactory 81
Whether God could not have found out ſome other way of Satisfaction then by the death of his Son 134
Why God put the ſalvation of man upon this way of ſatisfaction 135
In the Satisfaction of Chriſt, there is a joynt manifeſtation of God's Juſtice and Mercy 137
The Scape-goat a type of Chriſt 96
Sealing, what ſignified by it, and how Chriſt is ſaid to be ſealed 41
Chriſtians may be confident, but not ſecure. 235
Socinian doctrine about the ſuffering of Chriſt, explained and confuted. 79
Socinian Objections againſt Chriſts Satisfaction anſwered 105
Chriſt a Solicitor for his people 172
Chriſt the Son of God, how 12
Speculum Divinum a School fancie 268
Chriſt no ſtranger to thoſe for whom he ſuffered and ſatisfied 115, 116
Chriſt ſuffered for us, not only for our Good, but in our ſtead 72
In the ſufferings of Chriſt no Cruelty 130
Chriſt a Surety betwixt God and Man 56, 79
A Surety, what 58
Chriſt a mutual Surety ibid.
Chriſt a Surety on mans part by way of Satisfaction 59
Chriſt a Surety on mans part by way of Caution 139
Chriſt a Surety on Gods part to man 144
T
CHriſt taketh our ſins upon him, and taketh them away 95
Comfort againſt Tentations 236
Truth of God in his
Threatnings,
Promiſes,
how conſiſtent with Chriſts Satiſfaction 106, 109
W.
COmfort againſt wants temporall and ſpirituall 237
Witneſſe of the Spirit, what 152
Divine works, viz. Creation and Providence attributed to Chriſt 15, 16
Divine Worſhip given to Chriſt 17
Z.
ZAleucus a juſt Judge and a mercifull Father in the ſame act. 137
ERRATA.
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