The blessedness of them 231
Directions for kindling and increasing of them 234
Diseases, the spiritual ones which Christ cures 179 Vid. Physician.
Drawing, (of sinners to Christ) what implied in the Father"*s
The wonderful way wherein God does it 71
The impossibility of coming to Christ without it 75
Useful inferences from the consideration of it 79
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Death spiritual, several useful iuferences concerning it 380
JEmbassadors, Ministers so called in scripture 49
Exaltation of Christ, the necessity of it to our salvation 50
Faith, the saving act of it expressed by receiving Christ 103
Arguments against its being the matter of justification 113
Arguments against the imputation of it for righteousness 118
Its justifying, as a condition, argued against 119 Many sound believers doubt their want of it, upon undue
grounds 123 The least degree of that which is saving, a very valuable
The danger of being without the means of it 127
FeUo'iVship, (with Christ) explained at large, and applied 141
Vid. Communion. Fleshy A discourse concerning the crucifying of it. Vid. Mor*
tificatlon. S^5 Freedom of Christians ; the nature and excellency of it opened
and applied, 269. Vid. Liberty.
Friend, what an incomparable one Christ is 22^
Heavy laden, How some are go with the burdensome sense of
The difficulty of bearing up under it 161
Whence any souls are kept from sinking under it 163
VV^hy God suffers sinners to be so 164
Useful inferences concerning it 166
Several advices to them that are in this case 169
Why such only are invited by our Saviour to come to him 176
Hope, how groundless that of unregenerate sinners is 294
Imitation of Christ, what is supposed and included in it 398 It denotes our conformity to him in hoUness 402
How it consists in being like him in obedience 404
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It comprehends oiir resembling him in delighting in God, and
inofFensiveness toward men 409
The necessity of it evinced in tv>-o things 414
Several useful inferences concerning it 415
Immortality (of man's soul) proved from its nature 559
Argued from the promises and threatenings of God's word 5Q9,
It is attested by all nations in all ages 5Q^
Proved from the soufs eternal habits 5Q5
It appears from the consideration of man's dignity 567
It is evidenced by the souFs desire of immortality 568 Proved from its sometimes returning into the body after
Immortality, Denying it, subverts the whole Christian religion ibid.
Objections against it answered 575
Useful inferences from the consideration of it 579
ICnowledge, How much that which is experimental excels
Law (moral) The use of it not to justify but convince 28S
Liberty of believers, wherein it does not consist 269
Wherein it does consist 273
The different kinds and properties of it 274
Several useful inferences concerning it 276
Life (spiritual) The nature and properties of it 88
In what manner it is wrought in the soul 92
God's end in givino^ it 94 Arguments to prove the production of it wholly supernatural 95
The previous necessity of it to saving faith in Christ 97
Symptoms of its being in the soul 101
Life of the unregenerate, wherein it consists 289
What maintains the groundless security of it 290
Signs of its being too common in the world. 291
The danger of the false hope thereof 292
Useful inferences from the groundless security of it 293
Lord of Glory, That, and how Christ is so 236
Profitable improvenjents of Christ's being such a one 238
Lovely, How Christ is said to be altogether so 214
Christ is so, both in his person and offices 218
Several useful inferences from Christ's being so 223
Light) how it aggravates sin, shewn in six particulars 445
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Light, Why sins against it have the greater condemnation 464
Several useful inferences concerning it 467
3Iercy (the promised) Christ emphatically so called SOS
Why Christ is so stiled ibid.
Twelve properties of Christ considered as such 204
How God performed it in Christ 207
None that is saving to be obtained out of Christ 209
We should not satisfy ourselves with any without Christ 211
What encouragement humbled sinners have to hope for 212
Mortification, the nature of it explained in several particulars 370
Why it is expressed by crucifying the flesh 375
The necessity of it proved by seven arguments 375
How the Spirit of God is the only principle of it 378
How it evidences the soul's interest in Christ 379 The necessity of it shews the difficulty of the Christian life
Several useful inferences from the doctrine of it 381
Evidences of the truth, and of the strength of it 395
Five comforting considerations flowing from it 396
N'ew Creature, why the regenerating work of the Spirit is
In what respects every one in Christ is made so 349
The properties of it shewn in ten particulars 351
The necessity of our becoming such 355 How being so, is an infallible proof of being interested in
The miserable state of those who are not so 359
The happiness of being, and the hope of becoming such ibid.
The greatness of the change wrought in those who are so 361
How people may be deceived in thinking themselves such 362
Signs for trial of ourselves, whether we are so or not 364
What reason such have to be cheerful and thankful 367
JPhysician, (of souls) how Christ was constituted by the
How he cures the diseases of sin 191
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Physician, How he heals the diseases of sorrow 196
Nine things wherein Christ is the only physician of souls ibid.
Several useful instructions from Chrisfs being so 197
Prayers, the force of them when united 265
Quickening, (spiritual) is the peculiar work of God's Spirit 84?
Is previously necessary to union with Christ 8*7
It is partly in, and partly subsequent to regeneration ibid.
Its previous necessity to union with Christ vindicated 9^
Deceiving of Christ, necessary to salvation 105
The several things included and applied in it 105 How this answers the offers of the gospel, shewn in several
particulars 110 Arguments to prove this is the saving act of faith lltJ What excellency this act puts upon faith 115 Motives to persuade sinners to it 135 Directions for doing it aright 139 Making it, is the design of preaching the gospel 50 The W'onderfulness of it set forth in several particulars 54 Whence preaching the gospel is an effectual means of it 5Q Useful inferences from preaching, being the means of it 59 Evidences of not being interested in it 61 How ministers should prosecute this great work 63 Exhortations to sinners who are not, and to such as are in- terested in it 66
Remission of sin, the nature of It explained 252
It is the privilege of believers only 254
It is the purchase of Christ's blood, and the fruit of rich grace ibid.
Five useful inferences from the doctrine of it ^5Q