325, 326 ; by whose power shall we rise, vii.
326, 327 ; in what state, vii. 327 ; glory of the resurrection body, vii. 328 ; uses, vii. 328 ; reasons, vii. 328, 329 ; uses, vii. 329 ; spiritual bodies, vii. 330 ; of wicked, vii. 331, 332 ; curi- ous questions, vii. 332, 333.
Returning, to the Lord, ii. 255 ; how to know whether we have returned, ii. 255, 256.
Revelation, seek, ii. 246, v. 407 ; degrees of, iv. 158 ; seek further, iv. 172, 175 ; an agency, iv. 377, 378 ; spirit of, to be begged, vi. 335, 355 ; God dcth not reveal all things at all times, vii. 421 ; of our wi-etched condition, vii. 190.
Revived, Christ, v. 330.
Reward, to Josiah, vi. 76.
Riches, of Christ, i 24, ii. 204, iv. 496 ; carry our- selves answerable to, i. 21 ; Church's, iv. 489- 527 ; of Christ, what will they do if poverty so much, iv. 507 ; outward, iv. 508, 509 ; Christ was rich, iv. 495 ; riches, what, iv. 496 ; Christ became poor to make us rich, iv. 498 ; what, we have by Christ, iv. 498 ; abasement of out- ward, iv. 608 ; why we want spiritual, iv. 509, 510 ; Christians do not know sometimes their, iv. 510 ; how to improve, by Christ, iv. 510, 511.
Right, Christ's by, v 307.
Righteousness, righteous, what meant thereby, 1. 395 ; they are saved, yet hardly, why, i. 396, 397, 398 ; of Christ, how made ours, ii. 81, 84 ; perfectly to be trusted to, ii. 157 ; cannot justify us, V. 95 ; how Christ's is ours, v. 96, 97 ; righteous man, who, vii. 7 ; Poor Man's, or Rich Poverty, 229-263; Sun of, vii. 165-178 ; necessity of, vii. 360, 361 ; Spirit convinces of, vii. 361 ; why necessary, vii. 361, 362 ; objec- tions, vii. 362, 363 ; use, vii. 363 ; how know if convicted of, vii. 363, 364 ; uses, vii. 364.
Risen, Christ, v. 197 ; we shall rise, v. 198 ; proof of satisfaction, v. 329 ; entered into possession, , V. 329 ; Christ rose, v. 327 ; again with many, •5, on the Lord's day, to shew kind of life, v. 327, 328.
Rock, ii. 449 ; what is meant by, in Matthew xvi. 18, iii. 376.
Rod, sin puts a, into God's hand, vi. 141.
Rome, tyrannical over afflicted consciences, i. 77.
Rule, over, iv. 89 ; fit to, v. 455 ; God hath left to his church, v. 119 ; properties of, v. 119, vi. 499, 500 ; how to be applied in particular actions, vi. 601. (See Word.)
Sabbath, respited, vi. 567.
Sacraments, of the Lord's Supper, its nature, i, 67 ; sacrament, ii. 233, 450 ; a mystery, ii. 461 ; Christ not bodily present, v. 528 : how to con- ceive of Christ in, v. 638 ; a sign and seal, iv. 68, V. 25 1; seven, iv. 149; faith in, v. 379; seal, vi. 23, 24 ; how often observed, v. 153.
Sacrifices, of Christians under the gospel, ii. 269.
Saints, Safety in Evil Times, i. 295-334 ; hatred of wicked men, i. 300 ; Hiding-place in the Evil Day, i. 406-425 ; stability proved, ii. 77 ; Cor- dials, three editions of, iv. 60 ; our love and respect should be for all, iii. 11 ; God scatters, why, iii. 12 ; all who profess, should be, iii. 12 ; professors called, iii. 12 ; four things required to be, iii. 13, 14 ; how to know, iii. 14 ; how different from hypocrites, iii 14, (see Chris- tian) ; delight in communion of, vi. 513 ; ex- cellency of, why, vii. 100, 101; Refreshing, vi 76-90; imitation of, vi. S3; Comforts, vi. 159-180.
SaJi-es, for your, iv. 500.
Salt, iv. 367.
Salutations, iii 529 ; use of, threefold, iii. 15 ; holy, iii. 15, 16 ; God's name when taken in vain in, iii. 16, 16 ; when to be omitted, iii. 100, seq.
Salvation, chosen to, 1. 9 ; of God plentiful and manifold, i. 259 ; to be thought upon in trouble, i. 259 ; the golden chain of it, i. '264 ; difficulty of, i. 394-400 ; certainty of, i. 396 ; certain, ii. 318 ; God willing to save, ii. 306 ; none out of the church, ii. 354 ; salvation, ii. 812, 513 ; wrought by suffering, and how, and by Christ, how, iii. 100, seq. ; how afflictions help, iii. lOl, 102, seq. ; two ways to obtain, iii. 100, seq. ; in all aim at, v. 9 ; degrees of dispensation of, v 512 ; Christ a joint cause of, iv. 512 ; applied, V. 384-408 ; part of, vii. 210, 358 ; witness of, vii. 366-385.
Samaritans, iii. 536, 537.
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Sanetfjleation, I. 27 ; Christ Is our, as well as justification, i. 79 ; a strong motive to it, ii. 19 ; sanctification, iv. 72, 73, 135, v. 209, 367 ; benefits, vii. 154 ; good in order of, vii. 374.
Sanctuary, benefit of entering, place of deliver- ance, vii. 67, 68.
Satan, his objections answered, i. 98 ; when over- come by weak means is most outrageous, i. 98 ; why he prevails sooner over us than Christ, i. 63 ; and his instruments still casting down the godly, i. 134 ; cunning in divers humours of Christians, i. 137 ; discourages when God en- courages, i. 279 ; study to unloose the heart from God, i. 223 ; to divide between God and us, i. 223 ; how to answer his accusations, ii. 179 ; when under, v. 228 ; usurpation of, iv. 313 ; defeated, v. 256, v. 2ol, 262, how to dis- cern between and our corruptions, vii. 224 ; let loose by some sin vii. 225 ; observes, vii. 301.