Sword, of the Wicked, i. 103-118 ; of the Spirit, iy. S67.
Table, service of God in obeying the Jd, vl. 505, 506 ; whence the breach of, vi. 139.
' Take out,' iv. 67.
Taste, iv. 107 ; a most necessary sense, vi. 371.
Teaching, and correction, iv. 79.
I'ears, ii. 479, 482 ; necessity and comfort of, il. 4,S2 ; spring of, ii. 486; for sin, ii. 487; in secret, ii. 4S7; lead to reformation, ii. 4ST ; yet to rejoice, ii. 487 ; friar-like, vi. 70.
Temptation, Christ was clothed with our flesh to favour the tempted, i. 45 ; reason why Satan prevails sooner over us than over Christ, i. 63 ; divine, what it is, i. 133 ; considerations against, i. 386 ; God will not be tempted, i. 421 ; grace requisite against those times, i. 323 ; tempta- tions, ii. 204 ; power against, iv. 364 ; resist, iv. 369 ; little, iv. 391 ; subtle, v. 440 ; help against, iv. 108 ; all, iv. 109 ; how Satan repre- sents God in, V. 412, 413, 414 ; comfort in, v. 244 ; to evil, vii. 20c> ; small at first, vii. 224 cloud of, vii. 215.
Tenderness, must be shewn to weak Christians, i. 53 ; conscience is tender, i. 45, 53 ; tender heart, vi. 30, 31 ; inward and outward expres- sion of, vi. 31; excellent, vi. 42; contrary, wretched, vi. 42 ; our own hearts, vi 67, 63.
Terrible, God out of Christ, vi. 326, 327, 328.
Testament, a covenant, vi. 4 ; bequeath, vi. 4.
7'estimony, of the Spirit, and our own, vii. 377.
Thanks, best when it tends to praise, i. 254; should be large, i. 254 ; never without some taste of mercy, i. 256 ; special help in our afflicted condition, i. 256 ; excellent use of it, i. 258 ; assurance of God's love works, ii. 272, 273 ; verbal thanksgiving ought to be justified by deeds, ii. 271 ; how to know it is accepted, ii. 27G ; thankfulness, ii. 455, 474, 511 ; disposi- tion of God's people to be, iii. 22 ; especially for spiritual favouns, iii. 24 ; means to become, iii. 24, 25, 26, 196, 197 ; a carnal man unthank- ful, iii 25 ; motives to, iii. 26, 198, 199, 200 ; not only verbal but real is required, iii. 200 (see Bless and Praise) ; thankfulness, iv. \i*, 171, 291, 292, V. 166, 215, 216, 398, vi. 388, vii.
185, 186, 207; ground of it, vi. 234; whence, vi. 244.
Thief, vii. 306, 307.
Tilings, i. 410, the ' one thing,' ii. 216, 217, 218 ; divine, ii. 462; to come, iv. 318, 319, 484 temporal things seen, iv. 481.
Thomas, mistake about, i. 101.
Thoughts, blasphemous, when they come from the devil, and how to repel them, i. 63 ; evil, their original, and how remedied, i. 63, 04 ; to be set in order every morning, i. 186 ; are not free, i.
186, 187 ; danger of that opinion, i. 187 ; of praise should be precious to us, i. 249 ; think much, ii. 244, iv. 184, 185 ; thoughts, vii. 189.
Threatening, God threatens ere he strikes, vii. 21, 22 ; threatening, vi 65, vii. 380.
Threshing, needed, vii. 146.
Thrive, wickedness shall not always, vii. 530.
Through-stitch, v. 384.
Time, an appointed, for God visiting his church, i. 378, 384 ; when that is, i. 378 ; we must use time present in doing good against the day of judgment, i. 382 ; the wicked shall not appear in these special times, i. 400 ; must avoid sin for the time to come, i. 323 ; much better we ought to be, ii. 88 ; God's the best, ii. 510 ; trifle not with, iv. 304 ; to come, vi. 49 ; why God hath some people in the worst, vi. 232 ; comfort against, vi. 235 ; when espe- cially to be improved, vi. 226 ; why to make use of, vi. 493 ; both miserable and happy, vi. 494 ; to serve God our whole, vi. 497 ; God's children must serve their, vi. 510 ; in God's hands, vi. 81 ; every man's allotted, vi. 510 ; vanishing, vii. 41 ; worst friend of God in, vii. 167 ; to get grace, vii. 206, 207.
Titles, empty, of goodness bring empty comfortat last, i. 275 ; ours in God to be maintained, i. 277, 278 ; respect to, vi. 27* ; God's, vi. 272.
GENERAL INDEX.
699
Touch, me not, vl. 428, 429 ; reasons, ri. 429, 480 ;
circumstances, vi. 431. Tractableness, vii. 135. Trade, of conversing with God, the richest in the
world, i. 263 ; of Christianity, ii. 452, vii. 204,
205. Tradition, popish faith is built upon, iii. 23, 522. Transforming, ii. 5U6, iv. 138, 271, vi. 15. Treasure, in earthen vessels, iv. 342 ; gospel a
treasure, iv. 342 ; diiTerence from God's, iv. 344,
345 ; independent, proportioned to dignity, make ourselves abide. Ciin carry about, iv. 344-
346 ; seek, iv. 346, 347 ; how know we have, iv. 347, 348, 349 ; refuse ^ot, for weakness of the vessel, Iv. 359.
Treasury, in Christ, i. 20 ; the pope's, what, iii. 99 ; confuted, iii. 99 ; Christ is the only, iii. 99 ; treasures under, iv. 350.