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seasonable .and speedy end of, vii. 159 ; how ploiv follows, vii. 189 ; discover soul and sin, vii. VJO ; Christ manifested in, vii. 209.
'Apahtst' us, vii. o90 ; how far the enemies of God's children are against them, vii. 390 ; in what respect none are, vii. 390, 391.
Age, vii. 43, 44, 45.
Agreement, of God, vi. 5.
Aim, high, iv. 194 ; spiritual man's, iv. 39, 57 ; aims, v. 289 ; gracious, v. 291, 339, 340 ; men, as their aims are, v. 322.
All, Christ is all in all, iii. 371, 372 ; 'all,' we, iv. 255 ; from God, iv. 393 ; in necessity we must give to, iv. 524 ; all by Christ's strength, v. 181; 'for your .sakes,' iv 460; 'all things work together,' v. 251, 2o6 ; causes, v. 202. 203 ; sin itself, v. 260 ; all, whether Christ loved and pave himself for, v. 3SS, 389, 391 ; all-sufficiency of Christ, V. 407.
Alms, alms-deeds, or sacrifice, ii. 270.
Alteration, essential, iv. 176 ; of our nature, vi. 99.
Alone, the devil set on Christ when he was alone, iii. 76 (see Solitariness) ; Christian never, vii. 391.
Alphonsus, anecdote of, ii. 157.
Ambition, vii 214.
America, progress of, i. 101.
Amen, iv. 117, 118 ; what and how taken, iii. 382, 383 ; a double, iii. 421 ; all promises in Christ are yea and amen, iii. 382, seq., 390, seq. ; why, vi. 540, 541.
Amity, with papists dangerous, ii. 381.
Angels, ii. 231 ; Christ's poverty not for, iv. 501 ; admire, iv. 506 ; ministering, v. 255 ; not to envy them, v. 489 ; knew the incarnation of Christ beforehand, v. 496, 497 ; office of, v. 496, 497 ; attendance, whence it is, v 499 ; why they appear not now, v. 499 ; comfort from, v. 5u0 ; communion with, v. 50 J ; conflict between good and bad, v. 500 ; not to grieve, v. 501 ; wherein we are advanced above, v. 501 ; good motions stirred in us by, v. 502 ; why God uses the ministry of, v. .')02, vi. 320 ; our enemies, when, V. 502 ; description, v. 503 ; office, double, v. 50 i ; guard of comforting, vi 319; praise, a duty fit for, vi. 151 ; attended Christ, vi. 419 ; accLamations of, vi. 315, 350 ; cause of their fall, vi. 504. (See Church and Host.)
Anger, i. 118 ; of God, what it is, ii. 322 ; what effects it hath against us, ii. 322 ; the special thing in afflictions, ii. 322 ; makes the least cross ten'ible, ii. 323 ; turned away by repent- ance, ii. 323 ; means to avoid it, ii. 320, 327 ; humility a certain means to avoid it, ii. 327 ; fatherly, vii. 226.
Anguish, v. 258.
Annoyance, none in this life or another but God has provided some defence, ii. 396.
Anointing, what kind of persons were formerly anointed, iii. 442, 444, 440 ; the order of our anointing in Christ, iii. 44-3, 440 ; the graces of the Spirit compared to an ointment, why, iii. 443, 416 ; anointed, iv. 129, 130 ; anointing and sealing, iv. 132 ; name of Christian, v. 182.
Antichrist, iv. 389.
Antinomians, error refuted, ii. 316.
Antiquity, of our church and religion proved against the papists, iii. 375, 376, seq. ; popery not ancient, iii. 377.
Antitheses, Iv. .395.
Apology, Christians often driven to, iii. 204 ; just, V. 177.
Apostasy, why so many apostatize under the word, ii. 57 ; the ground of it, vi. 244.
Apostle, the privilege of, above ordinary ministers, "and how they differ from, iii. S ; St Paul's pre- rogative above other apostles, iii. 8 ; apostles and prophets, how subject to err and mistake and how not, iii. 355, 356 ; their privilege, v. 508, 509.
Apjjearance, of salvation in the countenance, whence and why, i. 260. Appear, v. 208, 209 ; Christ shall, v. 212.
Appetite, how to be procured toward Christ and spiritual thing.s, ii 34; appetite, ii. -51; bless God for, vi. 142 ; spiritual, how recovered, vi. 156.
Airplause, seek not, i. 30, 31.
Application, of mercy in particular, necessary, reasons, i. 264, iii. 421 ; in the wicked it is a lie, i. 265 ; no easy matter to say ' my God,' i. 205 ; when it is right, i. 267 ; a shame not to improve it, i. 272 ; wrought by the Spirit, v. 241 ; faith in, v. 241 ; particular, v. 316, 391, 392 ; means of popish, ridiculous, v. 515 ; the ground of obedience, vi. 115, 116 ; necessity of, vi. 116, 117, 344; principle of, vi. 117 ; beg the spirit of, vi. 117, 118 ; danger in want of, vi. 118. (See Faith and Preaching.)
Appliel, salvation, v. 385, 408.
Approach, comfort in to God, i. 13.
Appropriation, v 436.
Apprehend, not comprehend, vii. 217 ; sins, vii. 278.
Arguments, with God, i. 21 ; for faith to come to God, i. 246 ; argue from less to greater, iv. 158, 167 ; strong in prayer, vi. 95.
Ark, of the temple, vii. 203. (See Baptism.)
Arm of God, iv. 367.
Art, in bearing of troubles, i. 148 ; in misery to think of matter of joy, i. 240 ; aggravates sin, i. 298 ; of contentment, v. 175-193 ; of self-hum- bling, vi. 44, 58 ; of mourning, vi. 59, 75 ; of faith, vii. 214.