in others, i. 56. Indignation, a.gainst sin, vi. 271. Indisposition, to duty, rules then to be observed,
i. G6. Indulgences, Vopish, iii. 99 ; comforted, iii. 99. Infallibility, how prophets and apostles were, and how not, iii. 355, 356. (See Error and Mii- take. ) Infidelity, negative is less than disobedience against the gospel, i. 389 ; shame of, ii. 496 ; cause of all woe, ii. 419 ; sign of, v. 537 ; in- fidelity, vii. 201. Infirmities, should not discourage us from duty,
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587
i. 71, 72, ii. 116 ; what are sins of, i. f 8, 69 ; in
■whom, i. 69 ; helps against them, i. 58 ; borne
with, ii. 201 ; should make us prize Christ, ii.
146, 147 ; why God suffers them in his children,
ii. 314 ; made their gain, ii. 314 ; ought not to
over-deject, ii. 314, 315 ; what Christ took, v.
470 ; comfort in, v. 530 ; infirmity, v. 184 ;
what is, V. 184 ; customary sins, not, v. 184.
1S5 ; how God regards, vii. 226 ; remains, vii.
227; be not over -discouraged by, vii. 394;
Christ's peculiar, v. 3 j7. Ingratitude, a horrible sin, iii. 193 ; a carnal man
ungrateful, why, iii. 24. Injuries how far we may be sensible of, ii. 122. Innocent III. first claimed title of husband of
the church, ii. 24; innocence, in what case to
stand on, vi. 193. Inquire, ii. 215. Inquisition, God's, vi. 205-228. Instinct, supernatural leads the godly to God, 1.
246 ; instinct, iv. 421. Intercession, v. 388, 389. Intercourse, with God, iv. 186 ; all by Christ, iv.
212. Interest, in God, the ground of trusting in him, i.
246. Inventions, multiplication of, made Augustine
mourn, ii. 42, 43. Inviolable, seals, v. 437. Invitation, ii. 439 ; those invited to the feast, ii.
446 ; Lydia's, vi. 533 ; invitation, vii. 378. Invocation, of saints, vi. 83. Intvard, characteristics, ii. 211 ; sins, v. 256 ;
temptations, v. 258 ; we must do good to others,
iv. 523 ; God looks to, v. 134 ; inwardness, vii.
134. Isaiah, the penman, ii. 493.
Jealousy, men prone to, iii 339,485 ; whence, iii. 340, 485, 466 ; what, iii. 485 ; mischief of, iii. 485, 486 ; labour to avoid, why, iii. 487 ; of cor- ruption, vii. 168.
Jericho, Satan's kingdom like the walls of, vii. 467 ; corruption also, vii. 468 ; Antichrist's kingdom like, vii. 468 ; means to cast down mystical, vii. 469 ; how to prevent building of, vii. 470 ; why not to be built again, vii 21 ; how men build again, vii. 21, 25 ; Ruin of Mys- tical, vii. 462-167.
Jesting, with sin, sign of judgment, vi. 137.
Johnson, Vr, saying of, i. 41u.
Joshua, and Moses, vi. 5.
Josiah, reformation, vi. 27-90 ; how gathered to grave in peace, vi. 81, 82.
Journey, a commendable thing for Christians to bring one another on their journey, iii. 338 ; our, to heaven certain, iii. 357 ; how St Paul could be deceived in, and not in his doctrine, iii. 355, 356. .
Joy, Rejoice, spiritual, ii. 466 ; Christians have their, iii. 205, 206, 506, seq. ; is spiritual, iii. 205, 206 ; wicked men dare not reveal their, iii. 207 ; a Christian not ashamed of, why, iii. 207 ; a faithful minister is the joy of his people, why, iii. 317, 506, seq. ; people's proficiency in grace is the minister's joy, iii. 319 ; salvation termed joy, why, iii. 506 ; the end of the minis- try is to be helpers of the people's joy, iii. 506; how, iii. 509, seq. ; objections answered, iii, 511, seq. ; joy, that frame and state of soul that Christians are in, why, iii. 506, seq. ; reasons or motives why Christians should be joyful, iii. 667, seq. ; ministers, helpers, not authors of, iii. ."106 ; God's Spirit alone speaks, why, iii. 513,514; faith breeds, how, iii. 516; signs, iii. 617 ; spiritual, iv. 135 ; a seal, how, iv. 136, v. 439 ; in God, vi. 11 ; solid, vi. 285 ; safe, vi. 286 ; how to be employed, vi. 321, 322 ; excel- lence of true, V. 5j ; how may be had, v. 59 ; causes of, v. 75; signs of, v. 76; over-much, vii. 187, 188.
Jubilee, V. 446 ; Spiritual, v. 219-248, iv. 228.
Jud{/ing, of others, must avoid rashness, i. 44 ; when proceed such different, by the saints
of themselves, i. 50 ; take heed how we judge others, i. 55 ; rules to help us in, i. 88 ; inferiors should think well of superiors, i 56 ; conscience a judge, i. 87 ; judge ourselves, vii. 206 ; prince of the world, vii. 277.
Judgment, i. 26, 27 ; word of God is, i. 27 ; sanc- tiflcation, i. 27 ; what it is to bring unto vic- tory, i. 77, 78; a good man's judgment is re- fined, i. 78 ; Satan principally strives to corrupt, i. 71 ; how to know when it is victorious, i. 66 ; directions how to make our judgments victorious, i. 88 ; well employed will raise up a dejected spirit, i. 144, 145 ; how to know when near, i. 379 ; how to prevent, i. 381 ; will begin at God's house, why, i. 383 ; what it is, and its divisions, i. 383 ; wicked shall not appear in day of, i. 400 ; consideration and examination, means to escape, i. 381 ; mourning for our own and others' sins, why, i. 382; no privilege can exempt from, i. 377 ; God's word the judge of all controversies, iii. 364 ; properties of a judge, iii. 364 ; of conscience, forerunner of the great and general, iii. 210, 211 ; measure of a Chris- tian's joy as it will be esteemed at the day of judgment, iii. 323 ; should often think of the day of, iii. 324 (see Day) ; Reason, iv. 75-112 ; of others, benefit of, iv. 90 ; kinds of (see Sick. Sleep, Weak), what, iv. 64, 65, 83; reluctant to, iv. 83, 84; not persuaded, v. 394 ; corrupt, v. 421 ; God's children suffer in common, vi. 235 ; of the world, v. 65 ; threefold of men, v. 129 ; of God, how spoken of. amiss, vi. 209 ; how to .speak aright of, vi. 210 ; offended when we repent not by, vi. 211 ; neglect of self judg- ment cause of misery, vi. 215 ; after long pa- tience, God sends, vi. 222 ; coming, how known, vi. 222 ; sin to be looked to in, vi. 198, 199 (see Spiritual) ; cause of, vii. 205 ; benefit of by others, vii. 206 ; Right, vii. 219, 220.