The Morning Exercise Methodized, Index
AN ALPHABETICAL TABLE Relating to the chief Heads handled in this TREATISE.
A.
ADAM able of Creation, to keep the Law. p. 108, 109. The one man by whom ſin entred into the world. p. 136. His ſin is entailed on all his ſeed. 137, 138. tranſmitted by imputation. p. 139, and 140. made ours without any impeachment of Gods juſtice. p. 141. by generation, not imitation. p. 142, 143. hurt received by him, muſt quicken the acceptance of the ſecond Adam. p. 145. his ſin will not be our acquittance. p. 148.
Advantage great by ſyſtems and modules of Religion. p. 16, 17, 18, 19.
Adoption, its kinds. p. 436. its name explained. 437. Divine differs from humane Adoption. p. 438.
Adoption preſuppoſeth Ʋocation, Regeneration, and Juſtification. p. 438. it entitles to God, Chriſt, and Heaven. ibid.
Adoption, the properties. p. 439. and priviledges of it. p. 440.
Adoption is different from Regeneration, yet not divided from it. p. 446.
Adoption an effect of faith. p 469.
Affections unruly, caſhier'd when we come to heaven. p. 650.
Angels, their ſervice to the Lord Jeſus Chriſt. p. 323, 324. not confirmed, not reconciled by Jeſus Chriſt as Mediator. p. 338, 339.
Antinomians refuted. p. 423, 424.
Apparel of Saints in heaven. p. 652. 653.
Atheiſme three ſorts.
Ʋita. pag. 51, 52.
Ʋoto. pag. 51, 52.
Judicio. pag. 51, 52.
Aſſent to Gods being and bounty, ground of Addreſses to him. p. 30.
Aſſurance an effect of faith. p. 472.
B.
Bars to communion with God, three; and how removed. p. 272.
Barring ſinne, imports puniſhment. p. 346.
Belief of Gods being, the foundation of Religion. p, 30. fountain of obedience. p. 54.
Belief of Chriſt to be the Son of God, is not eaſie. p. 66.
Believing ſinner, the ſubject of Goſpel-repentance. p. 489.
Believers, their dignity and duty. pag. 433.
Believers united to Christ. p. 278.
Believers whom. p. 379.
Believers perſons, graces, and duties, relate to Christ. p. 395, 396.
Birth-right deſpiſed, is dreadful. p. 448.
Bleſſedneſs of mans-natural rectitude. p. 111.
Bleſſed eſtate of the New Covenant. p. 254, 259.
Bleſſed, how ſaid of the Saints. p. 664, 665.
Bodies of Saints re-united to ſouls. p. 657.
Bodies of Saints and ſinners differ at Reſurrection. p. 591, 592.
Body of man ſubject to Gods wrath. p. 184.
Body, its very ſelf-ſame ſubſtance ſhall be raiſed. p. 591, 592, 593. Its prime endowments at Reſurrection. p. 593, 594.
Bodily infirmities ſhaken off in heaven. p. 651.
Blood of ſin to be ſhed for the blood of Chriſt. p. 296.
Bowing at the Name of Jeſus, what it means. p. 321. by whom to be done. p. 322, 323.
C.
Cauſe encourageth to ſuffer. p. 2, 3.
Captain encourageth conteſt. ibid.
Calling effectual. p. 353. what it is, and how wrought. p. 357, 358.
Called, who. p. 359. few. p. 360. by what. ib. from what cauſes. p. 361, 362, 363. by what means. p. 365. to what end. p. 366. when. p. 367.
Call is holy. ib. heavenly. p. 368. without noiſe. p. 370. immutable. p. 371.
Care accompanieth true r pentance. 541.
Caſe of man fallen, helpleſs by nature 207.
Catechiſmes commended. 21.
Children of God by Regeneration and Adoption. 435.
Children of God, their carriage directed. 448, 449, 450.
Chriſt is Lord, how. 330, 331. a good Captaine. 2, 3.
Chriſt is truly God. 266, 267. and truly man. 268. God and man. 269.
Chriſt and promiſes, not God the immediate object of ſaving faith. 460.
Chriſtians changes, three. 557.
Chriſtian Religion reaſonable. 483.
Come ye bleſſed, what kinde of ſpeech. 666, 667.
Command to Adam and Covenant of works. 122.
Complaints against God, charmed. 267.
Compaſſion to brethren, ſheweth a ſenſe of our own natural weakneſs. 215.
Communion an evidence of union with Chriſt. 385.
Conditions in order to mans Redemption between God the Father, and God the Son. p. 222, 223.
Conqueſt of enemies, an effect of Faith. 470.
Conſcience proveth that there is a God. 43, 44.
Conſcience engendreth fear. 46, 47.
Conſent of Nations univerſal and perpetual, proves that there is a God. 48.
Confeſſion of ſin a part of Repentance. 509, 510. How to be made. 511, 512, 513, 514.
Conviction, wherein it conſiſts, and how it acts. 493, 494.
Contrition, wherein it conſiſts. 496, 497.
Converſion, its parts. 502.
Crown of Saints in heaven, what. 654. Its threefold wreath. 655, 656.
Covenant what it means. 123, 124, 235.
Covenants in Scripture. 235.
Covenant Natural, what it is. 236. Legal, what it is. 237, 238. Evangelical, what it is. 239.
Covenant, an act of condeſcention in God. 130. Imports Gods promiſe, and mans duty. 239.
Gods dealing with Adam in Paradiſe, how and why called a Covenant. 125.
Covenant of Works wherein it conſiſts. p. 126, 127. How and why given by Moſes. 128, 129. Iſrael was not under it; ibid. Men out of Chriſt, yet under it. 130.
Covenant of Redemption what it is, and between whom. 216, 217, 218, 219.
It is to be particularly improved by Believers. 230, 231, 232.
It confirms the Covenant of Grace, its bleſſings. 228, 229.
Covenant what. 233.
Goſpel Covenant the beſt of Covenants. 235, 239.
Covenant of Works and Grace, are to be differenced by men. 131.
Covenant of Redemption different from Covenant of Grace. 218.
Creation the work of God. 31.
Man created holy and mutable. 105.
Creatures execute Gods wrath on man. 189. Themſelves liable to Gods wrath. 190.
Creeds, Apoſtles, Athanaſii, Nicene, &c. juſtified. 20.
Curſe of the Law due to man by nature. 181.
Cure of faln man, Omnipotent. 208.
D
Death of Chriſt its kinde, manner and grounds. p. 283. The Reaſons thereof. 290, 291, 292.
Death of Chriſt a ſacrifice, and only ſo poſſible. 342.
Deſerving cauſe of Chriſt his death. 345.
Death of Christ was in our place and ſtead. 347.
Diligence in duty and readineſſe to dye for Chriſt, but a reaſonable recompence for his death for us. 297, 299.
Chriſt dyed willingly, obediently and humbly. 287, 288, 289.
Death of Chriſt a pregnant Argument to Repentance. 528, 529, 530.
Death deſtroyed by the death of Chriſt. 303.
Deſire accompanieth Repentance. 544.
Dependence on God the duty of ſuch as believe God is. 60, 61.
Divel an enemy to Faith. 481.
Divels ſubject to Jeſus Chriſt. 326, 327.
Divel limited by Chriſt. 328.
Doctrine of Trinity to be prized. 82.
Dominion of Saints. 442.
E
Elect dead in ſin before called, and poor in the world. p. 359.
Entrance of ſin into the world, what and how. 136.
Enemies of man foiled by the death of Chriſt. 301.
Entertainment of Chriſt. 434.
Epiſtle to the Romans, a Module of Religion. 8. to the Hebrews. 9. to Galathians. ibid. Epheſians. 10. Timothy and Titus. ibid.
Errors are obviated by a Module of Religion. 12, 14.
Errors about Repentance. 55.
Error in fundamentals inconſiſtent with Faith. 480.
Morning Exerciſe when it begun, and how profitable it hath been, 23, 24. Duties towards it. 25.
Extremity of hell torments by their inflammation, fire, and preparation, and aſſociation with Divels. 628, 629, 630, 631.
Eternity the property of hell torments. 632, 633.
Evidences of eternal life laid down in a Module. 15.
Exaltation of Chriſt oppoſed to his Humiliation. 306, 307. Its priority to his humiliation, as a merit or meer antecedent, diſcuſſed, 308 309. it was exceeding high. 311.
Exaltation of Chriſt by three ſteps 312, 313, 314.
F
Faith commended. p. 455, 456.
Faith diſtinguiſhed into its kinds. 456, 457.
Faith defined. 449. By its genus and ſubject. 460. cauſes 461, 462, 463, 464, 465, 466, 467. Effects. 468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473, 474. properties. 475, 476, 477, 478. and oppoſites. 479. 480, 481.
Faith if ſaving, receiveth whole Chriſt on judgement and choice. 475.
Faith groweth and perſevereth, and purifieth. 477, 478, 479.
Faith and ſalvation how connexed. 473, 474.
Faith ſtrengthned by the Covenant of Redemption. 228.
Faith how it juſtifieth. 421.
Faith greatly oppoſed. 480.
Faith goeth before Repentance in order of nature as its cauſe. 490.
Faith in its eſſential acts without its reflexions, is the cauſe of Repentance. 491.
Faith of Scriptures authorities to be ſtrengthened. 103, 104.
Falſe Repentance ſeven kinds; viz. Popiſh. 515. Pagan. 516. Profane. ibid. Legal. 517. Slaves. ibid. Sullen. p. 518. Quakers Repentance. ibid. 519.
Fall of man was from his own mutable, ſelf-determining will. 111.
Federal tranſaction did paſs between God the Father and Son, and that from all eternity. 219, 226.
Fear of God, the duty of ſuch who believe God is. 58, 59.
Fear accompanieth true Repentance. 542.
Filiation to God is by Adoption and Regeneration. 447.
Filial priviledges Believers comforts. 451, 452, 453.
Fleſh an enemy to Faith. 480.
Fleſh crucified by union with Chriſt. 391, 392.
Forme of ſound words to be held faſt. 670. By Magiſtrates how. 674, 675, 676, 677. By Miniſters how. 678, 679. By the People how. 680, 681.
Freedome of God, Father and Son in tranſacting the Covenant for mans Redemption. 224.
Free-grace the ground of Adoption and Regeneration. 477.
Fruitfulneſſe a note of union with Chriſt. 392, 393.
G
God is. p. 30, 31. Gods being is evident in nature. 31. & 48. and Scripture. 48, 49.
Gods being conſiſtent with the adverſity of the juſt, and proſperity of the wicked, and evidenced by them. 45, 50, 51.
God is the only efficient of Faith. 461, 462.
God could not be the original of ſin. 111.
Gods glory the ground of Adoption and Regeneration. 447.
God as Judge juſtifieth, how and when. 122.
God the object of beatifical viſion. 654, 655.
Goſpel a good cauſe. 3.
Goſpel-means to work Faith. 465. and call loudly to Repentance. 525.
Goſpel how it juſtifieth. 421.
Goſpel-Covenant better than the Legal. 245, 246, 247, 248.
Goſepl-Manner of propounding Repentance, is by way of duty and priviledge. 426
Goſpel-Arguments perſwading Repentance, moſt pregnant and moving. 527, 528.
Goſpel-Helps to Repentance, moſt powerful and operative. p. 533.
Grace of God magnified by mans fall. 213, 214. Firſt cauſe impulſive of juſtification. 420.
Graces are the fruits of the Spirit. 390.
Grudge not the proſperity of the wicked. 645.
H
Of Hell. 621. the wicked turned into it. 623. its name explained. ibid. nature deſcribed. 624. its pain. ibid. The Properties of its puniſhment:
Extremity. 628, 629.
Eternity. 628, 629.
Hell diſcerned by the Heathen. 635.
Hell proved by
Equity. 636, 637, 638, 639, 640, 641.
Merit. 636, 637, 638, 639, 640, 641.
No Bar or hinderance. 636, 637, 638, 639, 640, 641.
Hereſie an hindrance to Faith. 480.
Hereſies and Errors disbanded when we come to heaven. 649.
Hearing muſt be fixt and conſtant. 22. So it will help Repentance. p. 545.
Heart the ſubject of Faith. 459. and ſeat of Holineſſe. 558.
Heaven. 647. it is a Kidgdome, how. 649.
Hindrances to the underſtanding Scripture, what they are, and how removed. 100, 101.
Holding faſt what it meaneth. 5.
Holineſſe. 554. a ſtate, trade, habit and diſpoſition. 555.
Holineſſe defined. 556.
Holineſſe the deſigne of God in all his acts. 559, 560.
Holineſſe conſtitutes a Chriſtian or Saint. 561, 562.
Holineſſe ſpreads over the whole man. 558.
Holineſſe changeth a man. 557.
Holineſſe neceſſary unto communion with God. 563.
Holineſſe its properties. 567. Companions, peace, righteouſneſſe, unblameableneſſe. 268. its oppoſites, filthineſſe of fleſh, of ſpirit, overreaching and hypocriſie. 569, 570.
Holineſſe of the Publiſher proveth the Scripture to be the Word of God. 94. And ſo doth the holy matter preſſed in it. 91, 92. and its holy Arguments. 93.
Humility the effect of ſenſible impotency. p. 214.
Humiliation of Chriſt. 278. three ſteps of it. 280, 281. the manner of it. 287.
Humanity of Chriſt, a miracle of humiliation. 280.
Humility muſt go before honour. 333.
I
Ignorance inconſiſtent to Faith. 479. dangerous. 483.
Impotency of man ſince the fall very great. 202, 203.
Impoſſible to recover of himſelf. 204.
Impotent in reſpect of the Law. 205. Of the Goſpel. 206. 207.
Impotency determined in Scripture. ibid.
Impotency no bar to the demand of duty, direction of means, or infliction of puniſhment. 210, 211, 212, 213.
Impotency is to be ſeen and known. 214.
Infants diſtempers and death, an effect and evidence of original ſin. 143. So is their aptitude to evil, and backwardneſs to good. 144.
Inheritance of Saints hath no corruption, ſucceſsion or diviſion. p. 441.
Inheritance, why heaven ſo called. 661.
Inherited by
Adoption. 662, 663.
Donation. 662, 663.
Redemption. 662, 663.
Inſpiration what it imports. 87.
Inventions, and many inventions what they ſignifie. 106.
Indignation accompanieth Repentance. 442.
Judgements of God prevented. 521, 522. and removed by Repentance. 523, 524.
Laſt Judgement provokes holineſs. 563. and perſwades to Repentance. 531, 532, 533,
Judge, whom. 608. Manner of his coming. 610.
Laſt Judgement, its day. 605. It is particular and general. 606. why it muſt be, and when. 607. its method and order. 609.
Juſtice of God ſatisfied by the death of Chriſt. 301.
Juſtification, its nature opened. 402, &c.
Differeth from Sanctification. ib.
Juſtified implies guilt, plea and acquittance. p. 403.
Juſtified perſons are acquitted on their plea. 419.
Juſtification its cauſes.
Gods free grace. 421, 422.
Chriſts ſatisfaction. 421, 422.
The Goſpel. 421, 422.
Faith. 421, 422.
God Law-giver. 421, 422.
God Judge. 421, 422.
Works. 421, 422.
Spirit. 421, 422.
Juſtification by what plea procured. 406.
Juſtification not from Eternity. 423.
Juſtification procured by Chriſts death. 341. is evident by the
Poſsibility. 342, 343, 344.
Neceſſity. 342, 343, 344.
Nature. 342, 343, 344.
Cauſe. 342, 343, 344.
Vicegerency. 342, 343, 344.
Peculiarity to this end. 342, 343, 344.
Juſtification doth manifeſt the wiſdome, holineſſe and mercy of God. 428.
Juſtification the priviledge of the Goſpel-Covenant. 140.
Juſtification the ground of comfort. p. 429. to be ſought by ſinners. 430. prized by Saints. 432.
K
Kingly Office of Chriſt, what it is, and how executed. 255, 256.
Kingly Office the Saints priviledge by Adoption. 441.
L
Law Regulans. 110.
Law Regulata. 110.
Law of God the rule of rectitude. ib.
Law given Adam in Creation, was partly natural, partly poſitive. 108.
Law requireth duty, exacts penalty, terrifieth and ſtupifieth. 204, 205.
Law general and ſpecial obeyed by Jeſus Chriſt. 223, 224.
Law fulfilled in Chriſt his death. 301.
Law given in Paradiſe was not executed or abrogated, but releaſed and diſpenſed with. p. 413, 414, 415.
Light burning and ſhining. 1.
Likeneſſe of ſinful fleſh what it means, and how Chriſt was found in it. 281, 282.
Likeneſſe to God in dignity, offices and dominion, the priviledge of Adoption. 441.
Love of God, Father and Son, manifeſt in the Covenant of Redemption. 227.
Love of Chriſt in his death. 293. and union with Sinners. 386.
Love to God the evidence of Faith, concerning his being. 55, 56, 59.
Loſſe of all good, the paine of Hell
Natural. 625, 626.
Spiritual. 625, 626.
Eternal. 625, 626.
M
Mans compoſure of body, and powers of ſoul, prove that there is a God. 41.
Man comprehends the whole ſpecies of ſuch a creature. 106.
Man made mutable, though holy, and why. 113.
Man is depraved, … ſinful. 111.
Mans miſery by ſin. 173, 174, 175, p. 176.
Man, not Angels, ſubjects of Faith. 455.
Mediator needful. 263, 264, 265.
Mediator of the Covenant of Grace, who. 241, 261.
Mediator one, named man, and why; named Chriſt Jeſus, and why. ib.
Mediator is Chriſt, and none but Chriſt. 265, 266, &c.
Mediator comfortable in all conditions, giving man confidence of acceſſe to God. 254, 255.
Miſery inevitable to ſuch as deſpiſe the Mediator. ib.
Merit of Chriſt the ground of Adoption and Regeneration. 447.
Method in Sermons neceſſary and profitable. 22.
Means of Repentance. 546.
Miniſtry needful unto Faith. 483.
Miniſters muſt be burning and ſhining lights. 1, 2.
Miniſters muſt ſuffer affliction. ib.
Mixture of grace and ſin is in the beſt men. 167.
Mutability the meer cauſe of mans ſin. 112.
Mutability of mans created eſtate was juſt and neceſsary. 113.
Mutability attended mans Happineſſe as well as Holineſſe. p. 114.
Mutability and its ſequel muſt lead us to God for confirmation. 119.
N
Name of Chriſt part of his Exaltation. 315, what it is. 316. how it is above every Name. 317, 318, 319, 320. how Chriſts Name was given by God. 320, 321.
Nature by three Arguments proveth that there is a God. 30, 31.
Natural Agents by their operation, proveth a God. 42.
Natural conſcience proveth a God. 43.
Nature ſtained with Adams ſin. 151.
Nature without Divine revelation diſcovereth not a Trinity, nor yet oppoſeth it when revealed. 77, 78, 79, 80, 81.
Nature of God well ſtudied, a ſpecial help to repentance. 547.
New Covenant better than the old. 243.
Nobility no cauſe of boaſting. 145.
Notes of repentance. 539, 540.
O
Object External could not neceſſitate man to ſin. p. 112.
Object of New, better than of the Old Covenant. 251.
Obedience in
Subjection to Commands.
Submiſſion to Providence.
The duty of ſuch who believe God is. 63, 64.
Offence at preaching, Gods anger againſt ſin is groundleſs. 192, 193.
Offices of Chriſt fit him to be the only Mediator. 271, 272.
Offices of Chriſt communicated to the Saints. 441.
Old Covenant abrogated. 252.
Oppoſition of Chriſt conſiſtent with ſubjection to Chriſt, how. 327, 328.
Sin Originale originans, diſcuſſed. 135, &c.
Originale originatum, diſcuſſed. 150, 151, &c.
Original ſin is a defection. 112.
Original, how ſaid of mans pravity. 155, 156.
Original ſin is hard to be underſtood. 134.
Original ſin confirmed by counſel. 144. Acknowledged by Heathens. ib.
Original ſin is called man, and old man, in what ſenſe. p. 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162. a body, and a body of ſin. 162, 163, 164.
Original ſin hath polluted mans nature. 151, 152, 153.
Original ſin is to be ſubdued. 170.
Original ſin to be conf ſſed and bewailed. 165.
Original ſin imbitters all worldly comforts. 171.
Ordinances argue original ſin in mans nature. 153.
Ordinances means of union with Chriſt. 383.
P
Pain in Chriſt his death. 285, 286.
Pardon of ſin freely given, how. 425, 426.
Parents beget their children in their own image. 151.
Parents good, yet children by nature evil. 152.
Parents care for poſterity, quickned by the miſcarriage of the firſt Parent of us all. 147.
Parents childrens looking glaſſes, by which they dreſſe their lives. ib.
Penitent muſt be humbled, and why. 498, 499, 450.
Peace a duty and bleſſing to be purſued. 556.
Peace an effect of Faith. 47.
Pelagius the firſt oppoſer of original ſin. p. 144.
Perſon in the Godhead what it is 69.
Perſons in the Godhead three. 70.
Plurality of perſons in the Godhead proved. 71, 72, 73.
Perſons in the Godhead diſtinguiſhed, not divided. 75. their order declared. 76.
Perſon, promiſes, properties and providences of Chriſt, all belong to believers. 393, 394.
Perſecution of Saints a crimſon ſin. 386.
Perſeverance of Saints certain. 387.
Pleading at Gods bar neceſſary to juſtification. 404.
Plea of not guilty can never procure juſtification at Gods bar. 405.
Popiſh Repentance falſe. 515.
Pravity and inbred corruption, what it is. 155. the parts of it. 156.
Pravity and a naughty nature is in every man. 150.
Pravity of the nature of man evidenced by
Scripture. 151, 152, 153.
Salvation of Chriſt. 151, 152, 153.
Sacraments. 151, 152, 153.
Sad effects. 151, 152, 153.
Prayer an help to repentance. 552.
Prayer anſwered, an effect of Faith. 469.
Prayer, its extent and encouragement. p. 262.
Preparations of heaven, how from the foundation of the world. 660, 661.
Preparation to laſt Judgement characteriſed. 617, 618.
Prieſtly office of Chriſt, and its parts. 272, 273.
Price of the ſoul of Chriſt his death. 298.
Price paid for man, was not idem, but tantundem. 425.
Principle and cauſe two diſtinct things. 69.
Principles good and bad, two diſtinct, blaſphemous to aſsert. 112.
Promiſes were made to Chriſt on the account of his ſatisfaction for mans ſin. 209, 300.
Promiſes of
Juſtification.
Sanctification.
Reſurrection.
Eternal life.
The Promiſes of the better Covenant. 240, 241.
Promiſes of temporal mercy, better under the New, than under the Old Covenant. 248.
Proteſtant doctrine of the imputation of Chriſts righteouſneſs defended. 387.
Profane repentance what it is. p. 516.
Proſperity of profane, no plea againſt Deity. 50, 51.
Q
Quakers repentance, vile, falſe and wicked. 518, 519.
R
Reaſon and ſenſation evince the Divine authority of the Scriptures. 90.
Revelation from God admitted by all, and reaſon it ſhould. 88, 89.
Revelation not to be received, untill cleared to be of God. ibid.
Rectitude is conformity to a Rule. 107.
Rectitude of Adam by Creation, was of the whole man, underſtanding, will and ſenſitive appetite. 109.
Rectitude natural, and not natural to man, how. 111.
Regeneration explained. 442. its Synonimas. 443. it is defined. ib.
Regeneration compared with natural generation. 443, 444. they agree in cauſe, ſubject and manner of production. ib. & 445. diſagree in properties. 446.
Religion making known Chriſts ſatisfaction moſt excellent. 350.
Relations of men ſubject to Gods wrath. p. 187.
Relation to God, reaſon of comfort and duty. 436.
Repentance not to be repented, explained 485.
In its
Nature. 487.
Neceſſity. 520.
Notes. 539.
Next way to it. 546.
Repentance defined. 487.
Repentance is a receſsion from ſin, and return to God. 502, 503, 504, 505.
Return to God, the ſecond part of Converſion. 506, 507, 508.
Repentance, ſeven falſe kinds. 515, 516, 517, 518.
Repentance contemned, when. 334, 335, 336.
Repentance neglected, when, and with what iſſue. 537, 538.
Reſurrection poſsible and credible. 579, 582, 583, 584, 585. what it means. ib. who to be raiſed. 480. to be believed. 581. reaſons of it. 586, 587, 588, 589.
Reſurrection the effect of the New Covenant, and union with Chriſt. 388.
Reſurrection after what manner, and with what difference. 591. how effected. p. 593. it is to be believed. 595. a ground of comfort. ib. 596, 597, 598, 599. a ground of terror. 560. how made happy to our ſelves. 603, 604.
Revenge accompanieth repentance. 545.
S
Sacraments in the Old Teſtament were various and many. 122.
Tree of life a Sacrament in Paradiſe. ibid.
Sacraments prove corruption of nature. 153.
Saints are good company. 3.
Salvation by Chriſt, an Argument of original pravity. 153.
Salvation the end of Faith. 473.
Salvation difficult. 482.
Sanctification Covenant priviledge. 14.
Satisfaction of Chriſt explained. 337, 339, 340, 341. its
Matter. 408
Form. 412.
Terms. 417.
Satisfaction not made by man himſelf. 407. but by Chriſt. 408, 409, 410. and how done. 402.
Satisfaction of Chriſt the only plea to procure juſtification at Gods bar. ib.
Scripture the Word explained. 86.
Scripture proves a God. 48.
Scripture ſimilitudes ſhew the union between Chriſt and Believers. 384.
Scripture only diſcovers mans natural pravity. 151.
Sea its courſe and confinement, proved a God. 35, 36.
Secret ſins diſcovered by natural conſcience. 44.
Senſe of Scriptures power on the ſoul, prove them Divine. 98.
Senſe of ſin, and ſorrow for it, are precurſive parts of true Repentance. 492.
Senſe of a ſhort life helps to Repentance. 349.
Self ſinful to be ſtudied. 168.
Self examination an help to Repentance. 548.
Severity of Gods juſtice. 295.
Senſe its pain in hell. 626.
Conſtituted by
Real preſence of all evil.
Impreſſion of juſtice.
Perſonal Feeling.
627, 628.
Sentence of laſt day. 614.
Sight of things inviſible, an effect of Faith. 471.
Sin to be feared, and fled from. 643, 644.
Sin a defect, nothing poſitive. 112, 113. it is moſt unreaſonable. p. 114. ſubjects man to an impotency of ſaving himſelf. 115. juſtifieth God in puniſhing man. 116, 117. ſhould rather be gotten out, than inquired how it came into the world. 113.
Sins evil ſeen in Chriſt his death. 294.
Sin better diſcovered by the New, than Old Covenant. 250.
Sin aboliſhed by Chriſt his death. 302, 303.
Sin is imputed inherent, extenſive, diffuſive. 165.
Sin may exiſt and prevaile in a true Saint. 505.
Sin mortified by the Spirit. 389.
Sinner elect, and called the ſubjects of Faith. 460.
Shame was in Chriſts death. 206.
Senſible ſinner, ſubject of true repentance. 489.
Society in heaven, what. 658 659.
Sons of God, partakers of the whole eſsence of the Father, is the ſame numerical nature. 66. 67.
Sonſhip to God is by
Creation. 435.
Generation. 435.
Marriage. 435.
Adoption. 435.
Sonſhip by Adoption
Honourable. 437, 440.
Free. 437, 440.
Permanent. 437, 440.
Sonſhip to God, marks of it. p. 453, 454.
Sorrow and humility uſher faith. 476.
Soul of Chriſt ſuffered. 410.
Souls in heaven ſubject to Jeſus Chriſt. 324, 325.
Spirit of God in man a ſigne of union with Chriſt. 389.
Spirit of God juſtifieth, how. 422.
Spirits evil ſhall be chained, when Saints go to heaven. 652.
Speed, facilitates repentance. 452.
Sting of conſcience a note of Deity. 45.
Sting in Chriſt his death. 286, 287.
Study of Scriptures a duty. 99, 100.
Suns ſcituation and motion proveth a God. 33, 34.
Sullen repentance what. 518.
Syſtems of Religion profitable for Miniſters and people. 5. they inſtruct in the faith; antidote error. 7, 12. Adorn the truth. 16. help the underſtanding. 17. the memory. 18. affections. 19. ſuch are found in Scripture. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. to be ſtudied by young Divines. 21.
T
Temptation of Satan did not neceſſitate man to ſin. p. 112.
Things in heaven ſubject to Chriſt, what. 323, 324.
Things on earth ſubject to Chriſt, what they are. 325.
Things under the earth. 326.
Every Tongue, what it means. 329.
Terms of Covenant between God the Father and his Son. 225.
Torments of Hell,
Exquiſite, Intolerable; Eaſeleſſe, Remedileſs; Univerſal and various. 629, 630 631.
Tryal of laſt day ſhall be 1. Univerſal. 2. Formal. 3. Impartial. 4. Exact. 5. Perſpicuous. 6. Supreme. 610, 611, 612. its conſequence. 613.
Trinity proved by Old Teſtament text. 72. New Teſtament. 74, 75.
Turning from all ſin to God, is the formality of true repentance. 50.
U
Union of two natures in Chriſt, without confuſion or tranſmutation. 270.
Union of believers and Chriſt neceſſary. p. 377. what kind it is not. 379. what kind it is. 381, 382. its cauſes. 383. grounds. 385. its marks. 389, 390, 391, 392. it is to be ſought by ſinners, and improved by Saints. 396, 397, 398, 399, 400.
Unbelievers miſerable. 48. not Gods ſons. 447.
Vocation, its twofold eſtate. 437.
Vocation a Reſurrection, a new Creation. 361.
W
Will of God ſignified in a rule of rectitude. 107.
Witneſs from heaven differs in ſix particulars from witneſſe on earth. 67, 68. we have both to prove Chriſt the Son of God. 66.
Word of God declareth his wrath. 181, 182, 183.
World viſible, its being and parts. 31, 32.
World an enemy to faith. 481. to be ſlighted by …aints. 549.
Works, their uſe in point of Covenant. 126, 127. how they juſtifie. 422.
Wrath of God, what, and how aggravated. 177, 178, 179, 180. falleth on man here. 184. fully at the day of judgement. ibid. ſheweth his juſtice and wiſdome. p. 193, 194, 195, 196. it is to be avoided. 197, 198.
Y
Yoak of the Law borne by Jeſus Chriſt. 280, 281.
Z
Zeal
Negative. p. 2.
Affirmative. p. 2.
Zeal accompanieth true Repentance. 544.
FINIS.
End of the text · Thomas Case, The Morning Exercise Methodized (1660)