GENERAL INDEX.
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341 ; there is a time of, as well as of living, vi. 509.
Bar, sanctified, iv. 358.
• Earnest,' what the Spirit is an earnest of, lii. 465 ; compared with, in five particulars, iii. 465, 466 ; how to know if we have, iii. 470-47- ; how to get. iii. 4S0-4S2 ; motives to labour for, iii. 482, 483.
Earnestness, ii. 223, Iv. 140, 141 ; what, Iv. 141 ; effects of, iv. 148, 149.
Earthen, vessel, iv. 342 ; not base, iv. 358, 359.
Earthly, prone to, by nature, ii. 89 ; things, love of, vi. 67 ; how to glorify God on earth, vi. 324, 325 ; why the angels wish peace on earth, vi. 341.
Easy, to be a Christian, not, v. 306
Eat, and eat not to the Lord, v. 325 ; eating, what, iv. 68.
Echo, spiritual, vii. 197.
Effectual, the word, how, Iv. 377, 378 ; calling, v. 363.
Ejaculations, Iv. 134.
Election, not known, no hindrance to our trust In God, i. 266 ; Christ head of, 1. 9 ; love, not election, iv. 175 ; certainty of salvation of, v. 269 ; not elected, v. 403 ; mistakes about, v. 444 ; God father of, vii. 216.
Elements, of the Supper, significance of, iv. 66, 67.
Eloquence, of Ambrose converted Augustine, I. 184.
Embrace, faith embraceth, what, vil. 438 ; em- bracing followeth persuasion, vii. 438, 439 ; what affections embrace good things, vii. 443 ; embracing, how wrought, vii. 444.
Emmanuel, vii. Ill, 112, 114, 115 ; how know he Is onvs. vii. 115; comfort of, vii. 116; make use of, vii. 123.
Emptmes, iv. 195, 351, 352 ; empty relations to God, vi. 97.
Encouragement, iv. 403 ; to be good, under the gospel, iv. 519. Encouragements, vi. 480.
End, our, must be considered, i 386 ; right end, the best way is to take God's way, ii. 420 ; con- sideration of, will make us resolute in right way, ii. 427 ; holy men work for holy ends, iii. 830 ; Christian's, v. 287-322 ; inferior, v. 294 ; larger, v. 294; not defiled, v. 294; tending to end, V. 301 ; consider, v 302 ; ' for the end,' v. 331, 332; fools forget, vi. 137 ; great end, vil. 224.
Endear, delays of promises, il 500.
Endeavour, the benefit of it, ii. 145, 146 ; differ- ence between endeavours of Christians and others, vi. 307, 308. (See Success.)
Endurance, vii. 112.
Enemy, Christ, though he seems so awhile, yet in the end he proves a true friend, 1. 71 ; enemies of the church, comfort against them, I. 244 ; to be prayed for, i. 405, 406 ; represented two ways, i 311 ; enemies, ii. 213, 214 ; prevail often, ii. 473 ; powerful, v. 308 ; Christ died for us, when, v. 334 ; insolency of, vi. 66 ; sequester from God's, vi. 393 ; God's must be ours, vl. 842 ; God meets with, vii. 629 ; God's children have, vii. 421 ; God,personates an enemy, yet faith, vii. 2 2.
Energy, divine, Iv. 411
En-gla7id, how Christ hath used all kinds of knock- ing to it, ii. 66.
Enjoyment, of promises, ii. 497.
Entireness, v. 297.
Entreaty, vii. 379.
Enx'y, not prosperity of the wicked, I. 262 ; snarls at great goodness, i. 299 ; none in spiritual things, ii. 137 : envy, iv. 279 ; nature of angels without, vi. 322 ; none in God, vi. 113, 114 ; not grace in others, vii 192.
Epicures, happiness of unstable, vi 142.
Equivocation, popish, odious and abominable, Iii. 233, 354, 494 ; a man may not, to save his life, V. 52, 53.
Error, how prophets and apostles were subject to, and how not, iii 356 ; (see Infallible and Mistake) ; error first like Esau, iv. 310.
Establishing, grace, iv. 126.
Estate (— state), of a Christian, how to be judged, i. 137 ; a Christian may know his, ii. 47.
Esteem, from what ground to, ourselves, iv. 609 ; of ourselves, vii. 191.
Estimation, v. 438.
Eternity, our desire of God's glory should bo carried into, 1 331 ; of misery should deter us from sin, v. 236 ; eternal things not seen, iv. 481.
Evangelical, what, v. 187.
Event, of things not to be too much forecasted, i. 141.
Everlasting, what meant by meat that endures to everlasting life, vi. 363, 304.
Everything, God in, iv. 472.
Evidence, of faith more constantly upholds the soul than sight, i. 278 ; false, against ourselves, iv. 143 ; clear, vii. 353.
Evil, in an holy Christian not to be too much looked upon, i. 141 ; nor evils of the time, I. 141 ; evils of sin, i. 154 ; we must not plot to do It, i. 307 ; difference between, done and suffered, 1. 321 ; manifestation, aggravates it, i. 322 ; company, iii. 207 ; freedom from by Christ, iv. 504 ; overcomeforandinus, V. 264 ; no absolute, v. 270 ; except not against, v. 272 ; of sin, vi. 86 ; do not, even unseen, vii. 131 ; provoked, yet do not, vii. .132 ; lesser cure greater, vi. 162: how God hath a hand in, vii. 622, 523 ; keeps us from doing, vii. .-.25, 526
Examination, self-, iv. 62, vil. 57, 58, 68, 103 ; often, iv. 63 ; wherein, iv. 65 ; of the grounds of religion a means to escape judgment, i. 381.