Co.isent, ii. 201.
Voiuideration, the best objects of it, i. 181 ; hin- drances of, vi. 216.
Consolation, ii. 476.
Constancy, in sin to be shunned, i. 298, iv. 402, vii 134 ; nature constant, v. 435.
Consvbstantiation, ii. 433.
Consult, iv. 185.
Contemplations, Divine Meditations and, viL 173 228 ; join reasoning with, vii. 192,
Contentment, contented meekness becomes a Christian in that estate which he is in, i. 65, 66 ; contentment to be framed to ourselves, and how, i. 164 ; a special means of quieting the soul, i. 164, iv. l87 ; with Christ, iv. 350, 351, V. 274, vii. 393 ; out of, v. 175-393 ; a branch of love, V. 277 ; desire to give, v. 280.
Continuance of sin, or sins of continuance dan- gerous, i. 229 ; how to be dealt withal, i. 229, 230 ; a sin, v. 258, 259.
Contrariety, to light, ii. 465 ; contraries, ii. 487 ; God is able to raise comfort out of, iii. 48 ; God carries on the work of our salvation by, why, iii. 137, iv. 78, 173, v. 2G2, vi. 164 ; a Christian's state in, iv. 506 ; agree in a Christian, vi. 192; faith when all is contrary, vii. 213.
Controversy, Godliness a mystery without, v 476.
Conversation, fruitful, excellence of, ii. 365 ; con- verse with good, ii 452 ; what, iii. 252 ; Chris- tianity may stand with conversing abroad in the world, iii 253 ; religion makes a man con- verse so untainted, iii. 254 ; a Christian's con- versation is best where he is best known, iii. 259, iv. 90, 521 ; in heaven, why, v. 162.
Conversion, before and after, need of bruising, i. 44 ; how to be happy instruments to convert others, ii. 167 ; power in, iv. .360 ; Lydia's, vi. 517-534; conversion, vii. 223; how evidence true, vii. 223.
Conviction, want of, makes ns careless of sin, ii. 3U5 ; the Spirit convinceth, iv. 214 ; ground of, vi. 225, 220 ; ground of practice, vii. 70, 71, 88, 89 ; slight not, vii. 202 ; of sin, whence, vii. 210 ; of the Spirit distinguishable, vii. 210, 211, 358, 359 ; spiritual, vii. 211 ; preserved from despair, vii. 211 ; of sin, vii. 275 ; of righteousness, vii. 276 ; judgment, vii. 276, 279 ; uses of, vii. 359 ; douljts, vii. 430.
Cordials, Saint's, iv. 60 ; text of, v. 173.
Correction, shews we are God's children, i. 383 ; seasonable, evidence of Christ's love, ii. 74, 75 ; patience of God to us should make us endure patiently, ii. 71, iv. 78 ; cause of, iv. 78 ; forced, iv. 78 ; justify God in, iv. 78 ; add teaching, iv. 79 ; general, iv. 81 ; of believers, iv. 81, 104, lo5 ; submit to, vi. 172 ; why God corrects, vi. 175, 176 ; sanctified, vi. 473 ; God corrects his children, vi. 491 ; corrections, vii. 2;)6, 207.
Corinth, Corinthians, Exposition of 2d Epistle to the Corinthians, o. i., iii. 1-543 of c. iv., iv. 3117-488 ; Corinth, a very wicked city, yet even there God hath a church, iii. 10 ; what is now become of, iii. 10, 11 ; metropolis or mother city of Achaia. (See Achaia.)
Corruption, how far curbed or repressed by God, i. 177 ; remaining in an holy heart natural, uncontrollable, i 171 ; what follows, i. 173 ; where it is not thoroughly purged; and a careful watch kept over the soul, after recovery will follow a more dangerous distemper, ii. 38 ; remains of, ii.228; cherishing of, iv. 87, 88; natural, iv. 369, V. 255 ; victory over, vi. 14 ; unconverted, vi. 390 ; best men subject to, why, vi. 513 ; ground of support against, vi. 514 ; ciy out against, vii. 190 ; in ourselves, hate, vii. 192; offensive, vii. 194 : how to set against, vii. 472 ; why not subdued at once, vii. 472 ; to strengthen faith in the fall of, vii. 4:^7, 474 ; how to know nature is corrupted, vii. 442.
Cosenage, of sin, vii. 202
Cotes, 8hakspeare's puljli&her, ii. 198.
Coutisel, the will of God called, why, vi. 498.
Courage, ii. 214, iv. 231, v. 370 ; ground of in Christ's cause, v. 534, v 373, vii. 100.
Course, every man hath his, vi. 218 ; God judgeth men according to, vi. 218.
Court, of conscience, why backward to keep, L 146.
Covenant, of grace, compriseth not only what God will do to us, but our duty also that we owe to him, ii. 183 ; renew, iv. 94 ; in Christ, iv. 118 ; promises of, v. 189 ; with a church, v. 262, 263 ; formation of, v. 263 ; of works, vi 3 ; of grace, vi. 5, 470 ; four periods of, vi. 4 ; test of covenant.
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vi. 4 ; need, vi. 5 ; parties of, vi. 6 ; substance of, vi. 6, 8 ; qualities, sure, peculiar, free, spi- ritual, vi. 6, 19-21 ; how know it belongeth to us, vi. 8 ; trial of, vi. 9 ; renewed to maintain peace, vi. 344 ; of grace, vi. 350 ; to be renewed, vii. 13 ; look to, vii. 396 ; foundation of, vii, 481 ; nature of, vii. 482 ; why so called, vii. 4S3. (See Testament and Works.)