Absence of Christ, impatience of the, ii. 126. Bodily, of Christ supplied by the Spirit, iii. 193. Of God from the soul, vi. 619.
Absolute, perfection of God, ii. 90. Authority pos- sessed by God, iii. 609. Power of God, what he can do by it, v. 369. Judgments, viii. 616. The purposes of God are, xi. 142. And supreme head of tlie church, Christ the, xiv. 363.
Absolution from sin, ii. 176, x. 470.
Abstinence from known sin, v. 78. From things which Christ has not appointed, part of a Chris- tian profession, ix 542.
Abuse of spiritual gifts, iii. 16. And deceit, under pretence of the work of the Holy Spirit, iii. 29. Of the best duties possible, iii. 455. Of eternal love, iii. 597. Of the faculties of the soul, iv. 83. Of learning, iv. 216. Of the doctrine of justifica- tion, v. 5. Of gospel grace, effect of, vi. 218 Of the patience of God, vi. 448.
Abyss of providence unsearchable, xiv. 70.
Accents and vowels, Hebrew, iv. 21S, xvi. 386.
Acceptance of obedience, the rule of, iii. 471. Of Christ in his work, iv. 356. With God, nature of, V. 30. Many have found, vi. 443. Gracious, of th ■ satisfaction of Christ, x. 441.
Acceptation with God, grace of, ii. 109.
Access to God in worship, i. 270. Advantage un- der the new testament in, iii. 190. Boldness in our, iv. 293. Procured by the blood of Christ,
ix. 55. The glory and beauty of gospel worship, ix. 65. By the Spirit, ix. 69.
Accidental adjuncts of prophecy, iii. 1.3S. Height- eniugs of lu-t, vi. 29. Form, what it is, xii. 289.
Accommodation of religion, evil effects of, v. 46.
Accomplishment of Scripture, when improperly ex- pected, viii. 647. Of the purpose of God, ix. 418. Of the promises certain, xi. 166.
Account of the Protestant religion, xiv. 531.
Accursed, Christ blasphemously, by the Jews, iii. 17. The death of Christ was, xii. 486.
Accuser, Satan an, iv. 360.
Acknowledgment of sin, vi. 302.
Achor, the valley of, xi. 278.
Acquaintance with the love of Christ, ii. 62. Ne- cessary to walking with God, ii. 108. With Christ, ii. 286. With the pollution of sin necessary, iii. 450. With the word of God, how acquired, iv. 200. AVith the work of God, a qualification for the ministry, iv. 511. With the success of sia necessary, vi. 31. Special, with spiritual things, how acquired, vii. 321, 332.
Acguiescency of the heart in God, v. 101.
Acquiescing in God in Christ, ix. 599.
Acquisitioii of the gospel ministry, iv. 489.
Acquitment from sin, v. 9, vi. 400.
Act of the Spirit in forming the human nature of Christ different from that of the Son in assuming it, iii. 165. Of believing, the work of God, iii. 320. Every gi-acious, of the will wrought by the Holy Spirit, iii. 635. Of testimony to the Scrip- tures, iv. 36, 37.
Actings, eminent, of grace, i. 117. Of Christ in our communion with him, ii.l97. Of faith in receiving the Holy Ghost, ii. 2:31. Of the Holy Spirit in be- lievers, ii. 233, 234. Internal, of the Trinity, where one person is the object of the love of another, natural and necessary to the being of God, iii. 66. Of one divine person towards another, external, iii. 67. Of the person of the Son of God towards the human nature, voluntary, iii. 161. Of the Holy Spirit, not ascribed to him exclusively, iii. 162. Of mind, rational, iv. 83. Of the offices of Christ, all from God, v. 121. First, of sin to be resisted, vi. 62. Of grace, vigorous, vi. 566. Of faith, special, vii. 283.
Actions, symbolical, iii. 138. All, to be tried by the word of God, iii. 469. Mixed, xi. 518.
Active obedience of Christ, ii. 155.
Activity of indwelling sin, vi. 11. Of the will in believers to do good, vi. 161.
Acts of the Trinity, how undivided, iii. 162. Of spiritual life, iii. 283. No vital, under the power of spiritual death, iii. 291. All, of natuial life from God, iii. 530. Of God in imputing guilt lo Christ, V. 200. Of mercy, the proper work of God, viii. 83. Of tlie will, what they are, x. 120. Of God towards sinners, antecedent and conse- quent to the satisfaction of Christ, x. 451. First and second, how connected, x. 558. And habits distinguished, x. 579. Of grace, all, have a re- spect to Christ, X. 615. Of grace, concatenation of, xi. 1.51.
Actual sins, how they spring from original, iii. 338, 339. Twofold event of men falling into, iii. 342. How we are strengthened against, iii. 438.
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And habitual grace, iii. 529. Supplies of grace necessary to the mortification of sin, iii. 553. Assistance of grace necessary to obedience, iii. 622. Opposition to good, vi. 194. Reconciliation procured by Christ, x. 97. Exercise of the mind about spiritual and heavenly things, vii. 270. Sin, its cause and spring, vii. 411.
Adam, how poor in himself, 1. 208. Mental state of, when created, ii. 112. How he had the Spirit of God in the state of innocence, iii. 102. Had many things revealed to him, iii. 128. Super- natural life of, iii, 284, How God dealt with, V. 76. And Christ compared, v. 323, x. 391. Issue of temptation with, vi. 103. State of, before the fall, X. 82. A type of Christ, x.353. Man not in that state by Christ which was lost by, x. 399.