Profession and Justify.) Profaneness, persons, vi. 163 ; feel as Christ did
toward, vii. 192, 193. Professors, loose life wounds the gospel, 1. 377 ;
profession from teeth, outward, v. 201. Profitable, to be, vii. 39.
Promises, Christ promised in the Old Testament, 1. 3 ; of God, what they are in different respects, i. 212 ; not all reserved for heaven, i. 250, 251 ; of Christ known, work grace, ii. 343 ; how God establisheth, ii. 343 ; temporal, connected with prophecy, i. 4, 5 ; glorious, ii. 497 ; will be performed, ii. 497 ; best treasui-e, ii. 500 ; long time for performance, ii. 500 ; partly received here, ii. 501 ; God deals with man by, iii. 383, vii. 420 ; what iii. 384 ; all in Christ, iii. 384 ; all, yea and amen in, iii. 388, 389, seq. ; kind3 of, iii. 394 ; till in Christ no good by, iii. 399 ; what right a man out of Christ has to, iii. 400 ; comfort from, iii. 400, 402, seq. ; how to use, iii. 404 ; in trouble and can't recall a particular, iii. 409 ; make familiar iii. 409, seq. ; signs or evidences of believing, iii. 413 ; are legacies, iii. 415 ; called a testament, a will, iii. 415 ; necessity of self -application, iii 420, seq.; heart- changed, only interested in, iii. 452 ; and Pri- vileges, iv. 113-149 ; what, iv. 118, 119 ; go to God by, iv. 120 ; universal, iv. 121 ; particular, iv. 121 ; outward and spiritual, iv. 122 ; ab- solute and conditional, iv. 122 ; treasure of, iv. 402 ; believing of, v. 441 ; Christians rich in, iv. 505 ; performed by degrees, vi. 236 ; allege to God, vi, 122 ; faith looks to God by, vii. 420 ; turned into prayers, vi. 545 ; gradual per- formance, vi. 546 ; examples, vi. 646, 547, vii. 213.
'operty in God chiefly to be laboured for, i. 264. ■ophetical office of Christ, i. 16 ; how Christians are prophets, iii. 447 ; prophets and apostles, how subject to error, and how not, iii. 355, 356 ; prophets vi. 30. -ops, vii. 210.
osperity, seeming, of the wicked shall have an end, i. 385, 419 ; must not grieve at, i. 385, 386 ; continual of a bad estate, a sign, i. 402 ; of others, iv. 473 ; outward, no mark, v. 269 ; faith n, sweetens and orders, v. 378 ; danger of it, fi. 237 ; ' prosper,' vi. 101, 102, 103, 204. ■otection and pre-eminence, iv. 359 ; and pro- vision, V. 377.
ovidence of God, makes all good to us, i. 204 ; a special stay of our faith, i. 205 ; what God is he nakes good by, i. 205 ; graces to be exercised in ly observing, i. 207 ; God will keep us if we ommit ourselves to him, i. 418 ; eye, him in 11, i. 422, 423 ; rely on him, i. 423 ; commit )Osterity to, i. 424 (see Preservation) ; the ways if. are right, ii. 418 ; what, iii. 167 ; of God, v. SO, 269, 270, vi. 83, 84, v. 35-54 ; instances of, d. 135.
ivision, protection, ii. 234. idence (see Wisdom), heavenly, definition of,
'se, of the soul, vii. 203.
lishment, proportionable to sin, vii. 22.
VOL. VII.
Purchase, Christ by, vi. 307.
Purge, ii. 452.
Purity, iv. 170 ; purifying, iv. 482 ; seek, iv. 483 ;
pattern of, vii. 605-516 ; ' purity,' vii. 505 ;
workman in, vii. 605 ; careless of, no hope,
vii. 506 ; arguments for, vii. 511 ; how, vii.
612 ; means, vii. 513, 614.
Qualifies, God, iv. 176 ; within, Iv. 677 ; must be
from heaven, iv. 179 ; qualifications as well as
title, V. 276; qualities of Christ as Lord, v.
309 ; God, for hereafter, v. 383. Quenching the Spirit, how, i. 74 ; helps to cherish,
i. 74, 75. Query, it is good to propound queries to ourselves,
ii. 136, 137. Questions, about needless disputes, their censure,
i. 64 ; breed knowledge, ii. 136 ; gifts of others
to be improved by, ii. 136, 137 ; questions, such
as, vii. 222 ; well to put, vii. 387. Quickened, love quickens to duty, vi. 255, vii.
405, 406. Quiet, mistrust thyself when all is, i. 97 ; how
faith quiets the soul, vL 255 ; subjection, vii.
207.
Race, Christianity is a, v. 106 ; how to run this, v. 106, 108 ; impediments, v. 107, 109 ; we must not rest in, v. 109, vii. 300.
Raise, up Christ, and therefore us, iv. 459.
Ravishing, to the soul, iv. 482.
Read, how the Scriptures, iv. 160 ; with the Spirit, iv. 160.
Real, praises of God necessary, 1. 255 ; things put out troublesome thoughts, i. 181.
Reason, true religion not contrary to, i. 80 ; for sin, none at all, i. 245 ; of a godly man, divine, i. 245 ; insufficient, ii. 495 ; over exalt not, iv. 159 ; Judgment's, iv. 75-112 ; mysteries of above, v. 467 ; use of in religion, v. 467. (Sea Faith).
Rebellion, show of reason for, vii. 282.
Receive, receiving, the right, iv. 69-74 ; cannot all, here, iv. 169.
Reconciliation, v. 209, 336, vi. 552 ; Spirit, fruit of, vii. 201.