How Christ performs this office 109
Five things implied in Christ's being Mediator 110 How it appears that Christ only is so between God and man 112
In what capacity our Saviour performs this office 114 Several useful inferences from the doctrine of Christ's being
the only one 114 — 118
Meritorious, Whence Christ's death came to be so 1 89
How the purchase made by our Saviour was so 191
MinisterSy By what we should judge of their excellency 38
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Ministers^ How they should preach Christ 89.
How people should improve under their ministry 41
The great evil of despising them 9^
In what things Chri^^t was a pattern to them 128
Ministry^ The great evil of intruding into it without a due call 94«
The necessity of a standing one in Christ's church 125
Mother (of Christ) how our Saviour's tender care of her was
Oblation (of Christ) how the excellency of it appears 154 Vid. Offering.
Offering (of Christ) the nature and excellency of it shewn in
several things 156 The persons for whom, and the end for which it was offered 159
The comfort flnviiig to believers from it 194?
How the inflexible severity of divine justice appears in it 162
How our hearts should be affected with it 164
Old sinners^ their case exceeding dangerous 402
Ordinances of the gospel, whence the efficacy of them proceeds 94
Patience, (of Christ) the nature and eminency of it 859
The grounds and reasons of it 361
Directions for our imitation of Christ in it 364
Paul, (the apostle) the plainness of his preaching vindicated 312
How he made Christ, as crucified, his principal subject 313
Peace (of kingdoms) the Christian religion the best friend to it 381
Philanthropos, (a lover of man) God so called ; but never
PJnlangelos^ (a lover of angels) 614
Pilate, his great injustice in condemning our Saviour 299 Prayer, (Christ's last) how Christ evinced the care of his
How the saints perseverance is secured by it 249
Argumentative prayer recommended by it 25Q
How dying parents, &c. are directed by it 257
Prayer, (of Christ in the garden) Christ's last preparative for
How we should imitate our Saviour in it 273
The matter about which he pleads with his Father in it ihid.
The manner of it noted in four particulars 276
, Useful inferences from the consideration of it 279
"^ rice, how Christ was such in his death 184
-^ riesthoocl^ (of Christ) what is implied in it 144
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Priesthood, The necessity of it proved and vindicated 147
Useful inferences from the doctrine of it 149
The virtue and fruits of it, liow exprest by divines 195
Prophet, Christ described in this office 118
What things are imphed in Christ's being so to the church 121
How excellently our Saviour executed this office on earth 123
The great usefulness of the doctrine of this office of Christ 125
Providence, How Christ rules and orders the kingdom of it 212
The instruments whereby our Lord exercises it 216
Excellent properties of it as exercised by our Saviour 217
Several profitable inferences from the doctrine of it 218
Purchase, How Christ's death is to be considered as such 191 Vid. Meritorious.
Peace, (with God) the articles or terms of it 477
The excellency of it, and deplorableness of being without it ibid.
Redemption, the wonderful love of God and Christ therein 52
What things are implied in it 178
Revelation, of God's will, how excellently Christ hath discovered it, 124. Vid. Prophet.
Roman senator, a courageous answer of one to Vespasian 353
Reconciliation, (with God) what it signifies 474 Why, and how it is obtained by the death of Christ 476 The conditions upon which it is offered in the gospel 477 The excellency of it, and usefulness of the doctrine concern- ing it 480
Rest, that of saints is chiefly reserved for heaven 523
Resurrection, of Christ, the certainty and necessity of it 488
Five excellent properties, shewing the manner of it 489
How it secures the resurrection of saints 49^
How it was the pattern of that of believers 494
How death is overcome by it 496
Resurrection, that of the saints will be very joyful on several
How we may ensure to ourselves a blessed one 499
Right-hand, of God, what it signifies in scripture 515
What things are implied in Christ's sitting at it 515
Several useful inferences from our Saviour's session there 520
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Page Sacrifice, the excellency and efficacy of Christ 153
Sanct'ification, how necessary it is for Christians 101
Sanctify myself^ how, and why Christ did this 96
Seven things implied in Christ's doing this 97
How Christ did lifor our sokes 100
Several useful inferences from our Saviour's doing it 101
Satisfaction of Christ, what it signifies 178
The truth of it proved and vindicated 183
Useful inferences from the doctrine of it 184
The impossibihty of our making it for ourselves 186
Whence a surplusage of merit in it arises 187
Saviour, How the Grecians were affected with the mention of a
Scattered, how Christ's disciples were so, 345. Vid. Sheep. Sealed, why God's committing authority to Christ is expressed
The office to which Christ was sealed by the Father 87
Four things implied in our Saviour's being so 88
How God the Father sealed Jesus Christ 89
The necessity of Chiist's being so 91
Several useful inferences from our Lord's being so ibid.
How we should endeavour to have the comfort of Christ's
Sclf-covjidence, the best are in danger of it 350
Self-denial, Christ the most eminent pattern of it 230
Sentence, (against Christ) the great evil of it, shewn in six par- ticulars 302 With what meekness our Saviour received his unjust one 304 Useful inferences concerning it ibid. Sheep of Christ, who of them were scattered from him 345 Eight arguments of their forsaking Christ in his sufferings 346 The occasions of their being scattered from Christ 348 The tenderness of their shepherd toward them 350 Several useful instructions from their forsaking Christ 355 Sin, How the exceeding evil of it is discovered 184 Solitude of Christ in his sufferings, considered and improved,
370. Vid. Sheep. Soul, (of man) the preciousness of it appears from the price of
How Christ commended his to his Father when dying 433
What IS imphed in a believer's commending it to God at death 444 The encouragements believers have to commend theirs to God 445
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Page Soul, Useful inferences from the encouragements of commend- ing it to God 450 Spirit qfman^ to be commended to God at death 444
Yid. Soul Suffe?'ings of Christ, the greatness of those in his body 421
The pecuhar extremity of those he endured in his soul 422
Superscription on Christ's cross, explained and applied 333, ^x.