XIV. 482 IV. 352 n. 2
n. 276
XVI. 240
X. 140 X. 430
xiii.' 676 vn. 600 xin. 52
XV. 58
XVI. 210 XVL 424
VI. 324
I. 274
V.'4b2 VI. 154 xm. 518 X. 482
V. 2 xm. 576
XV. 2 XVL 240
VI. 2 XIL 3 XVL 480 XVL 282, 296
Xin. 2
Xin. 542 XL 2 I. 2
XVL 477 XIII. 508 IV. 236 IV. 4
XVI. 270
XIII. 90 xm. 208 XnL 278
vm. 2,72,128,208, 244, 282, 312, 342, 366, 398, 428, 454, 474, 594
IX. 2, 18, 358, 408, 518
III. 2
IV. 352
VII. 262
XIV. 630 xm. 676 VL 88
II. 366 XIIL 344 XIV. 618 XIII. 304 XVI. 345
532 INDICES.
LIST OF OWEN'S PREFACES TO WORKS OF OTHER AUTHORS.
A Collection of the Works of Dr Thomas Taylor, . . ..... 1653
Justification without Conditions. By W. EjTe, ministei- of the gospel, and pastor of a church in
the city of New Sarum. 8vo. [This preface was omitted in the second edition,] . . 1653
The Pi'ivate Cliristian's Non Ultra ; or, a Plea for the Layman's Intei-preting tlie Scriptures. By
Philolaoclerus, ........... 1656
A Defence of Mr John Cotton from the Imputation of Self-contradiction, charged on him by Mr
Dan. Cawihey. 12mo, .......... 1658
The True Idea of Jansenism, both Historic and Dogmatic. By Theophilus Gale. 12mo, . 1669
Clavis Cantici ; or, an Exposition of the Song of Solomon. By James Dm'ham, late minister at
Glasgow. 4to. [Wood ascribes this preface to Owen, but it is anonymous, and not in Owen's
style], 1669
An Introduction to the Holy Scriptures, etc. By Henry Lukin. 12mo, .... 1669
The Freeness of the Grace and Love of God to Believers. By W. Bridge, . . . 1671
Sermons on tlie whole Epistle of St Paul to the Colossians. By Mr Daillfe. Translated into English
by F. S. With Dr Tliomas Goodwin's and Dr John Owen's Epistles Kecommendaloiy. Folio, 1672 New and Useful Concordance to the Holy Bible. By Vavasor Powell, .... 1673 The Divine Will Considered in its Eternal Decrees and Holy Execution of them. By Edward Pol- hill. 8vo 1673
The Natui'e and Principles of Love as the End of the Commandment, declared in some of the last
Sermons of Mr Joseph Cai-yl, with an Epistle prefixed by John Owen, D.D. 12mo, . 1673
Scuddei-'s Christian's Daily Walk, ......... 1674
The Difference between the Old and New Covenant Stated and Explained. By Samuel Petto,
minister of the gospel. 12mo, ......... 1674
The Surest and Safest Way of Thriving, By Thomas Gouge, ..... 1674
The Best Treasure ; or, the Way to be made Truly Rich. By Bartholomew Ashwood, . 167-
'i'he Law Unsealed ; or, a Practical Exposition of the Ten Commandments. By James Duiliam,
late minister of the gospel at Glasgow. Svo, Edinburgh, ..... 1676
The Ark of the Covenant Opened ; or, a Treatise of the Covenant of Redemption between God and
Christ as the Foundation of the Covenant of Grace, etc. By a minister of the New Testament.
4to. [The author was Patrick Gillespie, one of the ministers and principal of the University
of Glasgow] 1677
A Practical Discourse of God's Sovereignty, with other material points, etc. By Elisha Coles, 1678 The Glory of Free Grace Displayed. By Stephen Lob. 12mo, ..... 1680 The Holy Bible, with Annotations and Parallel Scriptures, etc. By Samuel Clark. Folio, . 1690 Ness's Antidote to Arminianism. [The preface was given, but not published in the work], . ■
INDICES.
533
v.— INDEX TO PEINCIPAL SUBJECTS AND OCCASIONAL
TOPICS.
Aaron confessing the iniquities of Israel, ix. 597. Resemblance of Christ's office to that of, xii. 398. Sons of, properly priests, xii. 400. Enjoined to teach the people, xiii. 1-5.
Abasement in the remembrance of the deiilement of sin, a necessary duty, iii. 459. How promoted, vii. 380. Constant, vii. 532.
Abba, Father, the words explained, iv. 268.
Abfl and Cain, their offerings, iii. 294.
Abhorrence for sin, vi. 374. Self, vi. 540. Of sin in others, necessity of, ix. 324.
Abiding of the Holy Spirit with believers, ii. 232. Consolation, ii. 251. In Christ, iv. 146. Of indwelling sin, vi. 10, 166. In prayer, vi. 126. Of the love of God, vi. 334. With God, vi. 421. Sense of heavenly things, how attained, vii. 319. With God, what it is, viii. 444. In Christ, in spite of opposition, an evidence of true faith, ix. 362. With Christ, the way to recover from decays of grace, ix. 370. In communion with those from whom we first receive religion, xiv. 21, 211.
Ability and power lost by man through sin, i. 184. Of Christ, for his work, i. 228. Of man to discern the will of God, iii. 102. No, in sinners to purge themselves from natural pollution, iii. 433. To comply with the commands of God, mistakes about, iii. 618. For duty not in ourselves, iii. 619. Of assent upon testimony, iv. 102. To interpret Scripture, Iv. 121. Scripture not to be read in dependence upon our natural, i v. 193. For prayer, how obtained, iv. 260. Use of, in pi-ayer, iv. 306. Of speech, iv. 459. For the ministry, whence obtained, ix. 442. For the administration of Christ's institutions, xv. 10. No, in man to come to the knowledge of God, xvi. 468.
Abraham, justification of, v. 162. Issue of tempta- tion with, vi. 103.