Tremble, at God's word, vii. 31.
Trent, Council of, error corrected, vi. 314.
Trespasses, dead in, vii. 401, 402, 403.
Trial, of trust, whether it be right, i. 226 ; com- fort against the fiery, i. 373 ; of ' testimony,' vii. 382, 383.
Tribulation, God's children are subject to, iii. 52, 65, 79. (See Affliction, Persecution, and Suffer- ing.)
Trinity, the whole agree In the work of our re- demption, i. 43 ; whence we have communion with, V. 483 ; how to think of the persons in, iv. 513 ; Trinity, vii. 200.
Troubles, outward, appointed to help the soul in- wardly, i. 149 ; onward, threefold miscarriage of it, i. 156 ; as of physic, iv 91 ; troubled, iv. 395 ; comfort in, v. 531 ; difference of men in, vi. 347, 348 ; deliverance in, vii. 185 ; self- troubled, vii. 291 ; dissuasion from, vii. 3.'!9 ; sin in, vii. 340 ; wrong ourselves, vii. 341 ; directions to the troubled, vii. 350.
Trust, is the means to bring God and the soul together, i. 203 ; to settle, know the mind as well as the nature of God, i. 212 ; trust must answer the truth of God, 1. 213 ; directions about, i. 214 ; whether we may, friends, riches, or helps, i. 318 ; a sin so to do, i 219 ; in self not to be trusted, i. 220 ; should follow God's order of promising, i. 221 ; trial of ourselves exceeding necessary, i. 165 ; must not trust to flesh, i. 413 ; God's children are prone to trust in themselves, why, iii. 128 ; not to trust in anything but in God, iii. 132, 133, 134, seq. ; signs of trusting in these outward things, as riches, &c., iii. 129, 130 ; dangerous to, in our- selves or the creature, iii. 132 ; popery to be detested, why, iii. 133 ; must not, our own grace, iii. 133 ; creatures may be, subordinately, iii. 135, 136 ; worldlings trust in the creature above, yea, against God, iii. 135 ; how to cure false confidence, iii. 136, 138 ; to, in God hardly learned, iii. 139 ; thrown out of ourselves to trust in God. iii. 139 ; sole and proper object of, iii. 144 ; God in Christ, object of, iii. 144 ; a man's duty to, God, iii. 145 ; trials and signs of, iii. 146, 147, 148 ; help is means, iii. 149 ; how to be exercised in great afflictions, iii. 152 ; how, at death, iii. 153 ; God, to strengthen our trust, hath'given us promise, seal, oath, earnest, power, seisin, iii. 154 ; objection against, an- swered, iii. 155 ; a Christian may trust or rely on, for time to come, iii. 168 ; trust what, iii. 305 (see Complain) ; God must be trusted in, vi. 253, 254 ; what meant by it, vi. 254 ; God, how the object of, vi. 254 ; evidences of, vi. 254 ; how to come to trust, vi. 259 ; to be ex- ercised upon all occasions, vi. 261 ; trial of, vii. 464 ; trust, vi. 11, vii. 59, 60, 61.
Truth, an antipathy in our nature to divine, ii. 155, 156 ; truth, ii. 240 ; not to be spoken at all times, iii. 233, 234 ; God true and faithful, iii. 360 ; objection, iii. 361 ; how to know the word of God to be true, iii. 366, 373 ; it is a matter of comfort to believe the word of God to be true, iii. 367, seq. ; the word of God or evan- gelical doctrine, most true and certain, iii.
378 ; inflexible, iv. 117 ; from Christ by the Spirit, iv. 207 ; solid, iv. 357 ; try, v. 183 ; general, v. 290 ; divine not to be slighted, v. 468 ; of God, vi. 116 ; faith looks to God's power, vii. 425 ; differently dealt with, vii. 283 ; stand fast for, vii. 196.
Turn, vi. 93, 94.
Tyranny, of sin, v. 232.
Unbelief, ii. 463 ; God alone remores, ii. 484 465 ;
heart of man is full of, iii. 464, 465 ; hinders
God's glory, vi. 332, 333. Vncleanness, iv. 236.
Vndefiled, how the church is said to be, ii. 81. Underprizing, vii. 207. Understand, understanding not to be defiled, H.
24, 25 ; how to use our understanding, vi. 216 ;
understanding at the Supper, iv. 65. Undervaluing, v. 377. Unfruitful nets, a sign of coming judgment, 1.
380, vi. 225 ; sin against the gospel, v. 513. Ungodly, misery of, i. 385-394. Unicorn, v. 153 Union, with Christ, ii. 474 ; there is a threefold,
iii, 108, V. 481 ; with Christ necessary, iv. 185,
467, 503 ; strengthen, iv. 351 ; more, iv. 418 ;
desire of, v. 278, 280 ; ground of, vii. 369. Uniformity, necessary in the lives of Christians,
i. 168 ; a Christian is uniform, iii. 301 ; uni- formity, V. 297. Unlettered, bold for Christ, iv. 139 ; more love
often, iv. 194, v. 395, vii. 194, 195. Unreasonable, vii. 186. Unthanlfulness, to God most sinful, i 253, 254 ;
detestable to God and man, i. 256. Unworthiness, may not keep from God, i. 266, ii.
31. 36 ; sight of, should not discourage us, ii.