The Death of Death in the Death of Christ, Index
A briefe Table of some of the chiefe Heads of this Treatise.
A.
ABsolutely what purchased by Christ: what upon condition, page 109. 110.
Adam how a type of Christ, page 239. 240.
Adam and Christ how compared, and in what p. 285. 286.
Men not in that estate by Christ which was lost in Adam. 294.
Administration of new covenant after Christs comming in the flesh. page 176.
The spirit how an Advocate. p. 278.
Agents in the work of redemption. page 8.
All, All men, who in the businesse of redemption. p. 171. Why the elect are called all. p. 177. The words all, and all men, how used in the scripture, 185. Sundry observations about these words. p. 186, 187. 228, 229 &c. Christ no where said to die for all men p. 114. all, every one; who p. 234. 235.
Anointing of Christ, what. p. 10. How all Nations, every creature, every man taken. p. 281, 282. and the ends of the earth. 283.
Arguments against universal redemption. p 19, 20, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 43, 44, 66. irrefragable, p. 77. p. 90. 97, 98. Series of Arguments from p. 103. to p. 172.
Alienation betweene God and man before reconciliation: with wherein it consisted on both sides. p. 133, 134.
Apostates from the Gospell, who, p. 253, 254.
Christ as the Arke, bare all the flouds to preserve them safe that were in it. p. 159.
B.
Bearing of our sins by Christ, what it was, and wherein it did consist. p. 65, how Christ performed it. 154. 161.
Believe, who obliged thereunto. pa. 106, 107. p. 236. Whether every one bound to believe that Christ dyed for him. p. 301, 302, 303, 304.
Buying by Christ in what sense used. p. 251.
C.
Charity, the rule of judgement to be made thereby. p. 188. How farre to be extended, p. 249. How men are esteemed thereby. 252. 256.
Christ his undertaking in the worke of redemption, p. 21. the severall acts thereof. p. 21, 22. Christ & Adam compared, 285, 286.
Christ the Judge of all. p. 298. What men shall be judged by, ibid.
Commands nor declarative of Gods purpose but our duty. p. 178. command to believe what it purporteth. 111.
Comparison betweene Adam and Christ how instituted. 240. 242.
Condition of faith none to be assigned, p. 124. promises and intentions of doing good upon conditions nor profitable alwayes fruitlesse. p. 111. Condition of the new Covenant required, but yet promised p. 103 125.
Comminations upon condition how fulfilled. 255.
Consolation to believers by the spirits conviction in the word▪ 278.
Covenant between Father and Son, about the redemption of the Elect explained. p. 14, 15, 16.
Old Covenant how weake, p. 104. the connexion of condition and promise still true. ibid.
Covenant of grace with whom made. p. 103. the nature of it p. 104. Difference between that of works & it, ib. as uselesse as the old▪ without the efficacy of the grace promised. ib. Covenant not made with the seed of the Serpent. p. 105.
Curse of the Law, what, and wherein it consists. p 19. 155. 158.
D.
Death unto sin, and in sin. p 237.
Death of Christ, and spirit of grace, totall causes of faith in divers kindes. p. 122.
Death of Christ must be revealed to all them for whom he died. p. 105, 106
Death how tasted by Christ, and for whom. p. 234, 235.
Dilemma to universallists. p. 19. 20. another p. 100, 101, 102. Another 104. Also p. 105. Another pressing, 108. Another 118. 123, 124. Dilemma by Queres. p. 146. also 164, 165, 166.
Distinction of persons by Election everreth universal Redemption. p. 112. Christ dyed not for Reprobates. p 113 Dominion of Christ whence. p. 265. 266.
Dye for another what it is in the phrase of the Scripture. p. 164 Christs dying for us was by commutation, and subrogatiō of his person for ours. p. 156
E.
Elect and reprobates mixed in this world. p. 191. Consequences thereon. p. 192. Elect whence, called the world. p. 206, 207. and all. 177. Christ dyed for the Elect onelyonly, p. 113. Elect in the judgement of charity pag. 234.
End; the nature of it, p. 5. its relation to meanes, ib naturall, and morall. p. 6. Severall kindes of it p. 6, 7. the End of the death of Christ, p. 1, 2, 3. how opposed and why, p. 4, Supreame p. 52. Subordinate. p. 53. that a serted. p. 54. false ends of the death of Christ removed, p. 55. The end of the death of Christ not his owne good. p. 56. nor a liberty to his father of shewing mercy. p. 57, 58. immediate End the death of Christ, asserted. p. 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, &c Error of the Jewes, about preaching the Gospell. p. 235.
Eternall acts of Gods will, what they are, p. 149. No change made by them in the things concerning which they are. ib. & 150. all men notwithstanding them in the same condition before actuall reconciliation. p. 151, 152. 153.
Exaltation of Christ, and power of judging whence p. 55. p. 268. 269.
Expostulations declarative of our duty, not Gods desires. p. 296, 297.
F.
Faith, the purchase of the death of Christ. p. 101. the promise of the covenant, p 104. how procured by Christ, absolutely, or conditionally, p. 111. of indisposable necessity to salvation. 123. The cause of faith the prime cause of salvation ib. Faith as taken objectively: for the doctrine of faith not properly a fruit of the death of Christ, p. 124 faith procured for all by the death of Christ, neither absolutely, nor on condition. ib. That faith is a fruit of the death of Christ, proved by five Arguments, p. 126, 127. 128. The command of faith how published to all p. 176. What is the intent of that command, p. 179. The severall acts of faith whereunto we are called. p. 193, 194.
Fulnesse in Christ two sold, p. 12. of the daily and divine gifts, p. 13.
Fruits and immediate effects of the death of Christ, p. 65, 66. Fruits of Election, all purchased by Christ. 126
Free grace effectuall for conversion p. 290. enervated and overthrowne by the generall ransome. p. 308, 300.
G.
Generall expressions, why used in the administration of the new covenant. 177.
God how considered in the businesse of satisfaction by Christ, p. 138. in respect of us, 142. in respect of Christ, ib and 143. the acts God exercised in the matter of satisfaction. ib. God, how hee is our creditor p. 143, 144. and how he exerciseth his supream dominiō p 145
Gospel how, and upon what grounds preached to all, p. 175, 175. p. 275.
I.
Impetration and application, that distinction discussed, p. 86. The true meaning of it. p. 87. the abuse of it opposed, p. 88, 89. the nature of impetration, p. 89. 90. A further opposition of the abuse of this distinction by sundry Arguments, p 99. 100.
Imposition of Christs Office, what, and wherein it consists p 9. The acts of it, in erernall counsell, and actuall inauguration, p. 10, 11.
Intention of Christ at his death, according to universasists, vain and fruitlesse p. 106.
Intercession of Christ, what, for whom, and wherein it consists p: 23, 24 27. 31, &c. manifold union with his oblation, p. 28, 29, 30, 31. The nature of it further described, p 32. How represented by the High Priests entring into the holy place, ib. How distingui shed before and after his incarnation, p. 33. Proved to bee of equall compasse with his oblation, 35. vindicared from objections, p. 36. 57. the mediators Intercession of Christ not twofold, p. 41, 42. he doth not intercede for all that they may beleeve, p 42, 43. 44 objections to this answered, p. 45.
Justification what it is, and wherein it consists, p 150. 151.
Israel or the people of the Iewes, types of the church in their delivetances and ordinances, p. 128.
L.
Love of God pleaded to overthrow satisfaction, p. 147. the vanity of that sophisme p. 148. What is the eternall Love of God, and into what estate the Elect are put thereby, p. 148, 149. not actually changed by it. p. 150.
Love of God that was the cause of ending Christ, what. p. 203, 204, 205.
M.
Christ died for Many only, p. 77. in what sense the word many is used. p. 68. 79 an argument from thence vindicated. p 79 80.
Mediation of Christ, for whom, p. 37. the severall acts of his mediation. p. 38.
What Christ did as Mediator, what as a private person. p. 46. he died for no more than he is a mediator for, and who they are p. 118.
Meanes, the nature of them. p. 5. their respect to the end. ibid. not good in themselves, but as conducible, p. 7. meanes used in the worke of Redemption. p. 26.
Merit, wherein it consisteth. p. 58. the same with impetration. p. 89. the result of it ibid. Merit of Christ procureth whatsoever is bestowed on us in him, p. 123. 162. the word Merit, of what importance, and what in the originall, p. 162, 163. Che merit of Christ proved, with what hee merited. p. 163. things merited how of due debt. p. 164.
Merit of Christ, not reconcileable with the generall Ransome ibid.
Ministers their duty in inviting men to faith. p. 178. what rule therein they proceed by, p. 179.
N.
Nations not acquainted with the Gospel, p 107.
Naturall affections in God to the good of the creature disproved, p. 202, 203.
O.
Obedience of Christ, did more please God, than he is displeased with all the sinnes of the Elect, p. 139.
Offer of Christ, how to all, p. 178. the intention of God in that offer, p. 179. 277. how it is said to be generall, and on what ground, p. 190. 191.
Opinion of Arminians about the end of the death of Christ, p. 58, 59. about impertration and application, p, 86, 87. 91, 92. the emptinesse of it, and contradictions discovered, p. 94, 95, 96.
Order of believing in the proposall of objects, p. 301, 302, &c.
P.
Particular Redemption more comfortable than universall. p. 306. 307 more exalting free grace, p. 308. 309. and Christs Merit, 311, 312, 313.
Pardon of sinne, what it is, and wherein pardoning mercy consisteth, p. 141.
How believers are said to perish, p. 248, 249.
Plea of Reprobates upon the generall Ransome, p. 167, 168.
How the Father was pleased with Christ, though it pleased him to bruise him, p. 160.
In what sence the Gospel preacht to to all, 287.
Priestly office of Christ, wherein it consists, p. 157. Types of his sacrifice. ibid.
How we are to pray for all, p. 288.
Price of Redemption given by Gods love, accepted by his justice. p. 130. paid into his hand, as a Ransome to a Judge, p. 155, 156.
Proper object of the death of Christ, p 77.
Propitiation what it is, p. 215.
Christ how a publike person, and for whom, p. …41. prov'd by sundry arguments, p. 245.
Punishment is satisfaction where sin is debt, p. 130. the proper debt, paid by Christ, p. 140.
Purchase of Christ, with fruits of his death, p. 91. 98. 130. Apostates how purchased, by Christ, p. 251.
Preachers of the Gospel, with what they are intrusted & what they offer. p. 287.
R.
Reconciliation two fold, p. 132 both making up one entire worke, p. 133. The true nature of Reconciliation. ibi. how Christ made Reconciliation, p. 134. how it is fully accomplished. p. 135, Quaeries upon Reconciliation against universall Redemption, p. 136. all men in the same condition before actuall Reconciliation, p. 151, 152.
Redemption, what it is, the nature and force of the word, p 130 Spirituall and civill Redemption wherein they agree, and wherein they doe not, ibid, the supereminent excellency of spirituall Redemption, p. 131 why in Redemption we are not delivered from God but brought nigh unto him p. 131. our Redemption and the Redemption of transgressions how they agree. ibid. Redemption universall, where many perish, a contradiction. p. 132.
The Merit of Christ exalted by effectuall Redemption.
The comfort of Christians advanced by effectuall Redemption.
Reperation fully made by the blood of Christ to the justice of God, p. 142.
Resurrection of Christ, for whom, p. 30. p. 238.
Resurrection of believers how distinguished from others, p. 238.
Rules of interpretation of Scripture, p. 270.
S
Sanctification, a proper fruit and effect of the death of Christ, p. 119. following his oblation. ibi. 120. 121.
Sanctified by the blood of the Covenant, what p. 256.
Satisfaction of Christ, not for all, p. 116 how Christ satisfied for them who were saved before his sufferings, but could not for them who were damned, p. 117. a triple difference observed ibid. the word satisfaction, not in our English Bibels in this businesse, p 136. the thing it self cleared from equivalent words p. 137. the meaning of the word, and nature of the thing it selfe ibid. application of satisfaction to the death of Christ. p. 137. 138. words in the originall, importing satisfaction, p. 138, 139. Christ in his satisfaction, paid the very sume that was of us required, p. 140. satisfaction of Christ, incompatible with the generall Ransome, p, 145, 146 the satisfaction of Christ maintained by Arguments from the word, p. 154. the only ground of the Lords consolation, 158, 159.
Scruples not caused by the doctrine of effectuall Redemption. p 307.
The Fathers sending of the Sonne wherein it consists, p. 8. the severall acts in that worke, p. 9. 10. 11. the orderly distribution of those acts. p. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20.
Seed of the woman who, p. 166. seed of the Serpent, who p. 177. seed of the Serpent not redeemed. ibid. p. 245.
The holy spirits concurrence and actings in the worke of Redemption, p. 25.
Christ was a sponsour for them for whom he dyed, p. 114. what is required sponsour, sour. p. 115. whom he was a of a sponsor p. 241.
Sufferings of Christ, what, and from whom, p. 19.
Sufficient grace exploded. p. 273.
Sufficiency of the death of Christ, p. 173. whence it ariseth, p. 174 the things that depend thereon, p. 175.
Christ for whom he was a surety, 164. 245, 246.
V.
Value and worth of the death of Christ proved, p 97. how the foundation of Gospell dispensations ibid.
Vnion between the Oblation and Intercession of Christ, p. 28.
Universall Redemption a doctrine uncomfortable, p. 54. without an universall Revelation of Christ, unprofitable and contradictious, p. 105. Gods intention in it, made illusory, p 106. it selfefull of contradictions, p. 129.
Universall vocation exploded, p. 274 275.
Vniversall grace falsely pretended to worke on men, p. 290.
Vnbeleife, in what kind damning. p: 291. 292.
W.
Will of God alwayes active and affirmative, p. 109. distinctions about the will of God, p. 228, 229. the will of God to have all saved, p. 272. good Wil of Christ, necessary to his oblation, p. 116.
World, the occasion of the use of that word in the busines of Redemption, p. 180, 181, 182. the various acceptations of it in the Scripture, p. 183, 184 185, 186. how and why put for the Elect therein, p, 206, 207. of the whole world, p. 217.
Wrath of God. what it is to lye under it in respect of its effects, p. 151, 152 that Christ underwent the wrath of God, proved, p. 158.
An Appendix touching Errors, published by Mr. Jos. Sprig. 327.