Christ and Moses Excellency, Index – List
An Alphabeticall Table of the Principall things in the precedent Diſcourſe.
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ABraham, A High Father, Pag. 38. The Spirituall Seed of Abraham, who. ibid. Chriſt, the Seed of Abraham. p. 39. The things promiſed to Abraham, what. ibid. Abrahams carnall Seed, who. p. 40. Who his ſpirituall. ibid. The difference betwixt them. ibid.
Actions. The end of Gods actions, what. p. 12. God not accomptable to men for his actions. p. 14. Adam, not ſaved by works. p. 3. Adams ſinne, gave vent to Gods grace. P. 4. Adam ſaved, before he ſin'd. ibid. & p. 8. Adam had a power to keep the Law. p. 16. The Commandment given to Adam not hard. p. 17. Adam, a ſpiritual man. ib. His Sin brought death pag. 18.
All. The various acceptions of that word. p. 121.
Arke, A Type of Chriſt. p. 32.
B
BAptiſme, not neceſſary to Salvation, Pag. 49. In ſtead of Circumciſion. p. 51.
Believers, Nothing charged upon them. p. 29. Their unbelief can't fruſtrate Gods fidelity. p. 71. Not to queſtion the truth of Promiſes. 72. May think they beleeve not, when they doe. ibid. To beware of unbeleeving words. p. 73. Satan makes advantage of ſuch. ibid. Doubting, a ſin. p. 74. Beleevers, at peace with God, 82. May for a time want peace. 83. God ſanctifies their troubles. 85. Their ſins taken away by Chriſt. 109. Vnbelief damns men, but not only, 111.114. is a ſin againſt the Goſpel. 111. Beleevers threatned. 172. Chaſtiſed. 173. The kinds of their chaſtiſements. p. 173. 174. To chaſtiſe them, conſiſts with Gods Love. p. 174. The end of their chaſtiſements. p. 175. 176. The Law uſefull to Beleevers. p. 217. 218. &c. Beleevers have an excuſation, as well as an accuſation. p. 231. The deſire of Beleevers, is the fulfilling of Promiſes. p. 257.
Blaſphemy, what the word ſignifies 113. Paul blaſphemed, yet ſaved. 114.
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CHildren of God. vid. Believers. Chriſt, the way to Salvation. p. 4. Gods Covenant with Chriſt. 5. Chriſt called David, and why. p. 7. Chriſt fitted for the work of Mediation. 10. Gods gratification of him for that work. ibid. Chriſt the Head of the Church. 12. He lets out of his grace. ibid. Chriſt deſtroyd the Devil. 21. Chriſt the Author and Adminiſter of the Covenant. 22, 23, 24. What Chriſt did as Mediatour. 25. Chriſt the Author and Mediatour of the Covenant. 26. Joynt party with believers in the Covenant. 27. Takes the whole matter on himſelfe, as principal. 29. Al laid upon Chriſts ſcore. ibid. Chriſt a ſufficient Redeemer. 30. The Sum of the Covenant. 31. Every good thing in Chriſt. 65. Chriſt called a Covenant. 79. The end of Chriſts death. 99. Fulfill'd the Ceremoniall Law. ibid. Made good the Propheſies of Himſelf. 104. The Jewes ſaw them not fulfil'd in Chriſt, and why. 104, 105. Chriſt fulfilled the morall Law, & how. 106 What meant by the bloud of Chriſt. 107. The ſufferings of Chriſt, calld the blood of Chriſt. ib. and why. 101 Chriſts death takes away all the ſins of all beleevers. 109.111. Not of thoſe that beleeve not. Ib. Not Adams ſin from all. 110. Chriſt a reconciliation. 117. But not for all. 119 &c. Chriſts ſufferings greater then any others. 128. Died for the ungodly. 144.
Ceremonies, not to be retain'd. 100, Why left in the Bible. ibid. The Apoſtles us'd but few. p. 101. Did both teach, and write againſt them. ibid. That place cleered, Acts 15.29. p. 102, 103.
Circumciſion, a Seale of the Covenant of Grace. 4, 44, 45. A Seale of Spirituals, as well as Temporals. 46. The end of Circumciſion. 48. Did bind to keep the Law. ib None thereby juſtified. ibid. It remained during the Legall Adminiſtration. 50. Was a Figure of Christ. p 51
Commandements, are eaſie to them are ſpirituall. p. 170.
Covenant God made with man, of two ſorts. 1. The Covenant of grace firſt in being. p. 2. The ten Commandements a Covenant of works. ibid. What God made with Adam, was of the nature of ſuch a Covenant. ib. The Covenant of Salvation made with Chriſt. p. 4 When made. p. 5. Where called a Covenant. p. 6. Of what nature. p. 9. The parties concerned in the Covenant. ibid. What Chriſt covenanted to doe. p 11. The conſequents of that Covenant. ib. Gods end in making a Covenant. 12 The Covenant with Chriſt not broken by Adam. 20. The ſame Covenant made with Chriſt, made with men. ibid. Who made it, and when. 21 The Sum of the Covenant. ib. Chriſt conſidered with the Covenant. p. 22 Chriſt the Author of the Covenant. idid. And Mediator of the Covenant. 26. Chriſt the Subſtance of the Covenant. 31. The Covenant the ſame before and under the Law. ib. The Covenant with Noah twofold. 32. The Covenant with Abraham but one, 35. The word Covenant how to be underſtood. p. 36. Abraham how conſidered in the Covenant. 37. How confirm'd to him. p. 42. What manner of Covenant made with him. 52. Was free. ibid. Why called a free Covenant. ib. & 53, 54, 55. Without any condition. 56 Nothing in men brought God into Covenant: 58 God both offers, and works in men to accept it: ibid. But not excluding men from doing: 59. The Covenant founded upon Chriſts merits: 61. Wherein the freedome of the Covenant appeares: 62, 63. A full and compleat Covenant: 64. Every good thing in the Covenant: p. 65. An ordered Covenant: ibid. And in what reſpect: ibid. & 66 A ſure Covenant. p. 66, 67. 77 God viſits for breach of Covenant: 77, 78. How God in Zech. is ſaid to breake Covenant, p. 79. How man in Iſa. is ſaid to doe ſo, ibid.
The Iewes conſidered two wayes in the Covenant, p. 80. How carnall believers are ſaid to be in Covenant, p. 81. The Covenant a peaceable Covenant, 82. A Holy Covenant, 85. Why ſo called, ibid. & 86 Men are unholy at firſt taking into covenant, p. 86. An everlaſting Covenant, p. 87. God mindfull of his Covenant, 88.90. To them that tranſgreſſed his Covenant ibid. Regards not carnal Covenanters, 89. The Covenant a Believers Fort, 90. The Covenant the ſame under the Old and New Teſtament, 91, 92. How called two, 92, 93. How a new Covenant, 94, 95, 96, 97. The new Covenant, and new Teſtament, the ſame, 97, 98. The Covenant made upon the accompt of Chriſt, 167. The difference betwixt the Covenant of Grace, and the Covenant of Works, 168, &c. Theſe two Covenants were, and are in force, 207.
Creatures, God doth not hate them as ſuch, 134.
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DEcrec of God puts no man upon ſin, p. 16.
Doubting, a ſin, 74.
Duties, Men not ſaved by them, 157, 158. To be done in a ſtrict, and ſpirituall manner, 167. How the Goſpel requires duties, 168, 169, 170. Are eaſie to Believers, 171.
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ELection, not the cauſe of ſalvation, p. 15. The Elect called the World, 131 &c. God loves them, 133, 134. Were ſo before the foundation of the World, 147. They deſerved the curſe, 148. But proceeding againſt them ſtopped, Ibid. Their ſin put upon Chriſt, Ibid. Are the Children of wrath, 149. Yet the Children of God, Ibid. They are the Children of God before they beleeve, 150. They are ſuch by foreknowledge, though not by outward profeſſion, 151. Men are ſaid to be the Children of God, ſeverall wayes, Ibid. None can know, that they are ſo, till they are converted. 152. But God doth, Ibid.
Exactor, God is no Exactor, 115.
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FAith the gift of God, p. 50. 59. Neceſſary to Salvation, 57. Faith not before the Covenant, 60. Great Faith may be where there is feare, 72, Ʋnbeleif a ſin, 74. True Faith can never be loſt, 76. Chriſt gives Faith, 116. Not offers it only, 117. Ʋnbeleife, Chriſts and the Soules great enemy, 145.
Free-grace, Nothing but Free-grace in mens Salvation, 154. The preaching of it, gives no liberty to ſin, 177, 178, 179. Deſtroyes not the Law, 181.
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GOD not ſeen in himſelfe, p. 22. Spake diverſly to our Fathers, 34. God is ſaid to ſweare, 42. Gods form in ſwearing, 43. Cannot be partiall, 166
Goſpel, Preaching the Goſpel, wherein it conſiſts, 142, 143, 144. Tendered to all, 159. All receive it not, Ibid. The Goſpel very ſtrictly requires duties, 167. And how, 168, 169, 170.
Threatnings under the Goſpel, 171. Gives no liberty to ſin, 176.
The Priviledges of the Goſpel, above the Law, 245, 246. The Goſpel to be preacht before the Law; and how it appeares, 246, 247. Objections to the contrary anſwered, from 248, to 254.
Grace, God gives it, and acts it, 60. True Grace abides for ever, 76. God gives it as he pleaſeth, 166.
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HEathens inexcuſeable by the light of nature, 165.
I
IEwes Gods People, 41. In what ſenſe called holy, 42. Conſidered in the Covenant, under a double notion. 80. How ſaid to be caſt out of Covenant, 81. Their eyes were blinded, 104. They finned ignorantly, many, knowingly ſome, 105, 106.
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KNowledge, legall Knowledge not enough to ſave men, 219.
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LAw, The Law delivered to Moſes, was a Covenant of works, p. 2. And part of the Covenant of grace, 50. The difference between the Law and Goſpel, 168. &c. The word Law, in what ſence taken, 182, 183. Three Lawes given to men, 184. The natural Law, wherein it conſiſted, ibid. The Law written in Adams heart, how it appeares, 185. Lawes given to many, before Moſes, ibid. Called poſſitive Lawes, 186. Adam had the ſubſtance of the ten Commandements, ibid. Why God gave a Law, ib. The parts of the Law, ib. Why the Morall Law was given, 187, 188. The Law diſcovers ſin, 189. But not all, ibid. How that appeares, ibid. The Law agravates ſin, 190. Reſtrains ſin, ib. & 191. Is a Schoole maſter, 191. In giving inſtruction, 192. And correction, 193. How the Law corrects, ib. To whom tis a Schoole-maſter, 194. It concernes Gentiles as well as Jewes, 195, 196. It keeps men under, and ſhuts up men in ſin, 196, 197. The Law advances Chriſt, 198. And how, 199. Is a ſtanding Covenant, and Teſtament to the worlds end, ibid. Law what manner of Covenant, 200. And the various opinions of men concerning it, 200, 201. The Law conſidered two wayes, 202. The Law to ſome, a pure Covenant of works, ibid. Is not againſt the Promiſes, 204. The Law a Covenant of workes, 205. And how, from 206. to 211. The Law, where, and in what ſence, called a Teſtament, 211, 212. The Goſpel the beſt Teſtament, 212. The Morall Law in force ſince Chriſt, 213, 214, 215, 216. Beleevers are free from the Law, in what ſence, 217. The Law, of what uſe to Beleevers, 218, 219, 220. Hath not the force of a Covenant of works upon them, 221. The Law a curb to the fleſh, 222. Beleevers are to look upon the Law, and how, from 223, to 228. Beleevers how they keep the Law, 228, 229. None keep the Law, 229. Beleevers dead to the Law, how, 229, 230, 231, 332, 233. The Law hath no commanding power over a Beleever, 233. Though it be ſo, yet it gives no ſcope to ſin, 234, 235. Moſaicall adminiſtration of the Law, wherein it conſiſted, 236, 237. I hat adminiſtration a yoake, 238. And now nulled, 239, 240. The differences between Law and Goſpel, from 240, to 245. Gods different ends, in giving the Law and Goſpel, 240, 241. None ſaved by the Law, 242. The Doctrine of the Law conveyes not the Spirit, 244. The Goſpel to be preach't before the Law; ſee Goſpel. When, and to whom the Law is to be preached, from 254, to 256.
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MEdiatour, what it ſignifies, p. 25. What Chriſt did in that Office, ibid. Chriſt the true Mediatour, 26. Moſes a typicall Mediatour, ibid,
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PEace, thoſe in covenant, at peace with God, pag. 82. May for a time want peace, p. 83.
Preaching, ſee Goſpel.
Promiſes lead to Chriſt, p. 31. The Promiſes made to Abraham, of what ſort, p. 38. And what for matter, p. 39. Very ſure, p. 82 Are of a ſanctifying nature, p. 87. The fulfilling of them, the deſire of Beleevers, p. 257. Promiſes what meant by them, p. 257. And how taken in Scripture, p. 258. Six things to be obſerved, concerning Promiſes, p. 258. Rules to underſtand the Promiſes, from p. 259, to 268. The Promiſes belong to Jeſus Chriſt, or to men, Ibid. The Promiſes that belong to Jeſus Chriſt, p. 269, 270. The Promiſes to men, p. 271. And thoſe, Jewes, or Gentiles, Ibid. The Promiſes made to the Jewes, when a Church, from p. 271, to 276. The Promiſes peculiar to them, at their next call, from p. 276 to 280. The Promiſes that belong to the Gentiles, p. 280, 281. The Lord, why he makes and performs Promiſes, p. 281, 282. How they are to be applyed, p. 283. Conſiderations, and Qualifications, for the right applying of Promiſes, from p. 283, to 296. The Promiſes how divided, p. 296. How to find the Promiſes according to occaſion, p. 296, 297, 298.
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REconciliation, Chriſt hath reconciled ſome, pag. 117. And ſaved all reconciled, p. 117, 118. The Word reconciled, figuratively taken, p. 119.
Redeemer, Chriſt ſufficient to redeem all: 30. grounds againſt univerſall Redemption, from p. 109, to 121. Objections anſwered, p. 124. &c.
Reprobation, not the cauſe of damnation, p. 15.
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SAints, vid. Beleivers.
Salvation of man, agreed on before Adam ſinned, p. 4. No Salvation, but by the Covenant of grace, p. 152. Not by the Covenant of workes, p. 153. Nothing but Grace in Salvation, p. 154, 155. Inſtrumentall means there may be, p. 156, 157. Men not ſaved by obeying, p. 157. Chriſt willing to ſave all, p. 163.
Sanctification, reall and ſeeming, p. 136, 173.
Sin brought death, p. 3. A great Sinner in great eſteeme with Chriſt, p. 68. Deereſt to Chriſt, p. 68, 69. 70. All Sins taken away by Chriſt, p. 111. As well under the Law, as under the Goſpel, p. 112. Sin againſt the Holy Ghoſt unpardonable, p. 113. Chriſt hath not taken away the ſins of all: from p. 109, to 121. Sin once pardoned, is never remembred, p. 136. Purging of Sinne of that phraſe, and how taken, p. 136. Fearfull Sinners invited to Chriſt, p. 161. Sin againſt the law of nature enough to damn men, p. 165. God chaſtiſeth his Children for ſin, p. 173,
Sinners ſhould not object againſt themſelves, p. 145. But catch at pardon, p. 146.
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TAlents, God gives to every one ſome, p. 164. May damn for not improvement, p. 165.
Toleration, A generall toleration not to be granted, p. 179, 180.
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VVIll, Men have no will to come to Chriſt, p. 160. Chriſt makes willing, p. 161, 162. Gives not this Will to all, p. 162. But according to his good pleaſure, p. 163, 164.
World, how taken in Scripture, p. 128. to 136. The Elect called the World, p. 131, to 134.
Words, many Words uſed by the godly, which are not in Scripture, p. 6
Works, Gods workes knowne to himſelfe from eternity, p. 8. Man unable to doe any good worke, p. 13. His work an after worke, p. 71. 75. Not juſtified by works, p. 158, 206. None ſaved by their own doings, p. 242, 243.
A Table of ſuch places of Scripture as are in this Tract illuſtrated, or explained.
Gen. 3.15. Pag. 21.
Pſal. 89. v. 25.27, 28, 29.35. Pag. 7.
Iſa. 24.6. Pag. 79.
63.9. Pag. 24.
Daniel 12.1. Pag. 121.
Zechariah 9.11. Pag. 6.
11.10, 11. Pag. 79.
John 5.40. Pag. 160.
6.51. Pag. 128.
Acts 15.29. Pag. 102.
Rom. 4.11. Pag. 43.
4.13. Pag. 132.
5.19. Pag. 121.
9.23. Pag. 151.
11.15. Pag. 130.
1 Cor. 15.22. Pag. 125.
2 Cor. 5.15. Pag. 124.
5.19. Pag. 131.
Gal. 2.21. Pag. 204.
3.19. Pag. 194.
5.3. Pag. 47.
1 Tim. 1.9. Pag. 207.
2.6. Pag. 125.
2 Tim. 1.9. Pag. 5.
Titus 1.2. Pag. 5.
2.11. Pag. 124
Hebrewes 2.9. Pag. 126
8.9. Pag. 89. 93. 96
9.15. Pag. 112
2 Peter 1.9. Pag. 136
2.1. Pag. 137
2.2. Pag. 134
2.20. Pag. 135