Just, men, who they be, ii. 421 ; have respect to ail God's commandments, ii. 421 ; do all thing.s to a good end, ii. 421, 422 ; desire to grow in grace, ii. 422 ; love to brethren, ii. 422 ; have only cause to rejoice, ii. 422.
Justice (see Sin), v. 269, vii. 267, 371.
Justification, necessary connection between and sanctification, ii. 183, iv. 219, 220 ; perfect, v. 210, 268, 263 ; double, v. 492 ; spiritual poverty in, vi. 244 ; benefits of, vii. 153 ; good in order, vii. 373.
Justify, ways of godliness, ii. 455 ; justified, what, v. 487 ; Christ in spirit, how, v, 487, 488, 489 ; to whom Christ is, v. 489, 490 ; why Christ, himself, v. 492 ; how we justify Christ, v. 493 ; our professioy, v. 494 ; God, in our abasement, vi. 2o8 ; God in his judgment, vi. 140.
Kindness, churlishly refused is a high provoca- tion, i. 76 ; should be requited, i. 77.
Kinds, of judgment. (See Sick, Sleep, Weak).
Kingdom, Kings, Christians are kings, iii. 448, 449, iv. 222, 223 ; of God, iv. 228, 229 ; spiri- tual, iv. 228, 229 ; care of the commonwealth, vi 88 ; won't save from humiliation, vi. 63 ; Christ is a husband, v. 3-19 ; king, medium of blessing, vi. lo4, 105 ; of heaven is not per- fected in us here, v. 105 ; of grace and glory differ only in degrees, v. 137 ; what things are in, vi. 298, 299; excellency of, vi. 212, (see Heaven) ; the ten kings, wherein sinful, vii. 527 ; of grace here, vii 256.
Kiss, ii. 'i02, 203 ; sweetest, ii. 207.-
Kites, Christians like, vii. 215.
Knocking, how Christ is said to knock, ii. 60, 61 ; why, when he might open, ii. 63 ; is specially by the ministry of the word, ii. 68.
Knowledge, its necessity, i. 81 ; means to keep the soul awake, ii. 52, 53 ; grow in, ii. 240 ; how to know our state, ii. 243, v. 319 ; makes people leave idolatry, ii. 385, 386 ; God is known in his 1. nature, 2. promises, 3. words, iii. 149 ; knowledge must be spiritual or we fall into, 1. sin, 2. despair, 3. apostasy, iii. 526, 627 ; spiritual, how know secrets, iv. 157, Ibl, vii.
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1S8, 189, 200, 2S6 ; negative, iv. 166 ; in face of Christ, iv. 334 ; purities, iv. 334 ; with appli- cation, iv. 335 ; transforming, iv. 335 ; how got, iv. 336 ; comfort by, iv. 4oS ; mystical, v. 178 ; know ourselves better, v. 205 ; putleth up, V. 395 ; sins against, v. 417 ; directly, colla- terally, V. 417 ; what condemns, v. 478 ; grace may be known, iv. 617 ; wliat knowledge, iv. 617 ; God trusted as he is known, vi. 253, 259 ; experimental, vi. 2G0 ; how tlie knowledge of Christ exceeds human, t. 86 ; God willing to be known, vi. 112 ; of our state suspended, vii. 430 ; of calling, vii. 493 ; objection, vii. 494 ; strong motive to goodness, vii, 495 ; uses, vii. 495 ; shall know one another in heaven, vii. 324.
Labour, Fruitful, for Eternal Food, vi. 357-3S1 ; for earthly, when immoderate, vi. 363 ; distin- guishes Christians, vi. 379, 380 ; labourers, to be prayed for, vi. 526. Ladder, Jacob's, what it signified, v. 499. Language, of Scripture, savoury, vi. 490. Latimer, three prayers, all granted, i. 250. Law and gospel, how they differ, i. 69 ; extent of law of God to be considered, and its spirituality, i. 176 ; less to sin against than against the gos- pel, i. 389 ; watchful in use of lawful things, ii. 64, 55 ; law and gospel, know, iv. 89 ; of God stands fast, iv. 117 ; excellency of gospel above, It. 201-305 ; ministration of the letter, iv. 204 ; of condemnation, iv. 204 ; done away, iv 2)4 ; obscure, iv. 204 ; terrible, iv. 204 ; delivery dark, iv. 204 ; minds blinded under, iv. 204 ; to be preached, iv. 339, 340 ; moral duties, iv. 340 ; differences under from gospel, iv. 341 ; why preached, v. 50d ; implied in the gospel, v. 500 ; what, V. 226, (see Gospel and .S'm) ; excess in lawful things, vii. 290. Learning, of Christ, learn, iv. 263 ; ' I have
learned,' v. 178 ; mere, rii. 201. Least mercy of God to be prized, i. 255. Legacy, God's promises are, iii. 415 ; difference
between and covenant, iii. 415. Leprosy, sin a, vi. 189. Lest, iv. 14-5, 146. Liberality, Christ's example should stir up to, iv.
622. Liberty, Christian's may not be unknown nor abused, i. 140, 161 ; liberty, iv. 216,217 ; Chris- tian, iv. 216 ; evangelical, iv. 216 ; when set at Lberty, iv. 218, 219 ; from fear, iv. 223 ; of will, iv. 224, to good, iv. 226, 227 ; to preach the gos- pel, iv. 227 ; of discipline, iv. 227 ; character of our, iv. 227 ; spiritual liberty, iv. 230 ; how know, iv. 230, 231 ; sell, iv. 234 ; independent, Iv. 236 ; of sons of God, iv. 238 ; Christian liberty, v. 268 ; sweet, v. 308, 309, 348, 349 ; to the throne of grace, iv. 602. Licence, not liberty, iv. 2.35, 235 Lie, all sorts of unlawful, iii. 234 ; what, iii. 3ul ; equivocation is, iii. 301, (see Equivocation) ; grand in the Church of Rome, vi. 499. Life of a Christian, a life of trouble, i. 160 ; a mix- ture of good and evil, i. 249 ; hid, i. 273 ; lose most by yielding to ourselves, i. 147 ; commu- nion with Christ, i. 87 ; of man subject to many annoyances, ii. 399 ; men must have spiritual life before they can walk in God's ways, ii. 425 ; short, ii. 453 ; life, ii. 470 ; may not live as we choose, if we would die well, iii. 258 ; living to ourselves, v. 291, 292, 293 ; to the Lord no loss, v. 295 ; what, v. 297, 2J8 ; thoughts of, v. 298 ; liberty, v. 303 ; how to live to, v. 338 ; daily, v. 404 ; to come, iv. 170 ; out of Christ, what, v. 302, 303 ; long, vi. 83 ; new, iv, 69, 224 ; holy, iv. 220 ; mixed, iv. 400 ; of Jesus, what, iv. 408, seq., 415, 416 ; inward, iv. 416, 433 ; Christ foun- dation of all, iv. 417 ; life of Jesus leadeth to, iv. 421 ; seeds, spiritual life, iv. 423 ; life part- ed with for, iv. 427, 428, 429 ; three degrees of life, iv. 432, 433 ; hidden, v. 203-218 ; sure, v, 217 ; in heaven, in Christ, in God, v. 207, 208 ; peculiar, v. 208 ; higher than ordinary, v. 359 ;