Appointment of Christ to death, x. 607.
Apprehending Christ, v. 111.
Apprehension of eternal danger from the law, be- fore conversion, iii. 359. Assent of the mind on its first, of things, iv. 82. Of the evil of tempta- tion to be cherished, vi. 123.
Apprehensions of divine operations to be tried by the word of God, iii. 225.
Approach to God, way of, ii. 121.
Approaches to gloiy consist in growing holiness, iii. 583. How enjoyed, vii. 497. Of calamities,, use of faith in the, ix. 491.
Api^roaching to God in duty, vii. 293, 434. Judg- ments, warnings of, viii. 602.
Approbation, God's love of, ii. 21. Saints', of the righteousness of Christ, ii. 187. Of divine things, how produced, iv. 397. Of the way of salvation, V. 100, 411. Of the gospel by faith, v. 422. Self, often unfounded, viii. 633.
Appropriation, the use of a seal in, ii. 243.
Approving of and delighting in the sins of others, iii. 454.
Approximations to God, vii. 433.
Aquinas, his relation concerning a corpse, viii. 23.
Arausican council, a decree of, iii. 245. Testimony of the, to the necessity of grace, iv. 113.
Arguments in prayer for the further communica- tions of the Spirit, iii. 411. Weak, for holiness prejudicial to it, iii. 567. Extei'nal, for the truth of the Scriptures, iv. 45. Against universal re- demption, x. 173, 182, 193, 214, 215, 225, 236. Twelve, to prove the preservation of the Scrip- tures, xvi. 358.
Arian heresy, whence it sprang, i. 13. Its preva- lence, i. 39. Persecutions, violent, viii. 65, 178. Its early abettors, xii. 13.
Aristotle, his character of virtue, iii. 502. Mint of, V. 56. Uis terms and distinctions, vii. 125.
Ark of the tabernacle, what it was, viii. 293. Of the covenant, called the " gloiy " of God, viii. 460. Christ the, ix. 495, x. 284.
Arminianism, display of, x. 11. Progress of, xi. 16. In regard to the perseverance of the saints, xi. 86. Embraced by Romanizing bishops, xi. 493. Op- posed by Puritan divines, xi. 498.
Arrows of conviction, vi. 270. Divine, fixed in the soul, pain of, vi. 337.
Articles of faith, xiv. 315. Of the chui'ch of Eng- land, xv. 356.
Artificial union, employed by some to set forth the mystei-y of Christ's person, i. 230. Science, iv. 157. Disposition of truth not found in the Scrip- tures, iv. 189. Skill in teaching, evil of, v. 10.
Artist, good, a simile from a, viii. 18.
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^rts and sciences, use of, in the interpretation of Sci-ipture, iv. 126.
Ascension of Christ into heaven, i. 247-249.
Ascription of divine properties to God, i. 110. Of glory to God, vi. 483.
Ashamed of the gospel, what it is to be, ix. 221. Of what men ought not to be, in the gospel, ix. 224. Why we should not be, of the gospel, ix. 230.
Asleep in security, who are, i. 446.
Ass's head, worship of an, xiv. 476.
Assault the soul, sin does, vi. 198.
Assaults of our spiritual enemies, how managed, vi. 108.
Assemblies of bishops and councils, i. 10. We should pray for the presence of Christ in oui', ix. 457.
Assembly of saints and angels in heaven, i. 257.
Assent to truth, iii. 2.32. To the Scriptures, iv. 46. Ways of, iv. 82. Upon testimony, faith an, v. 72, 81. Sincere, to divine revelation, v. 99. Upon light and conviction, xi. 641.
Assignation of honour to Christ, its principle and spring, i. 119.
Assimilation, love of, i. 154. To Christ, iii. 564. To heavenly and spiritual things, vii. 445.
Assistance of Christ, what, is afforded in prayer, ii. 121. Actual, imparted to believers, ii. 206. In duty, iii. 499. Internal, of the Spirit of God ne- cessary to every act of obedience, iii. 530. Of the Holy Spirit for understanding the Scriptures, ne- cessity of, iv. 161. In prayer promised, iv. 240. Full and speedy, from Christ, vi. 83. Of God against indwelling sin, vi. 285. Whence derived, viii. 153.
Assistances, deceitful, leaning on, vi. 147.
Assisting, special gi-ace, vi. 276.
Assumption of human nature by Christ, i. 16, 224. The only immediate act of the person of the Son towards the human nature, iii. 160. Caution against false, of grace, vi. 49.
.4ss«ro«ceacconipauyingdivinerevelations, iii. 133. Of success and final preservation, an encourage- ment to duty, iii. 601. Of the end, an encourage- ment to the use of the means, iii. 603. Of the truth of the Scriptures, iv. 47, 100, 149. How given, iv. 405. Of faith, vi. 413, 548. Nature of gospel, vi. 548. By what lost, vii. 460. That sin shall not have dominion over believers, vii. 542. Foundation of, xi. 83. Of the love of God, xi. 410. Of a call to the ministry, xiii. 31.
Assured knowledge that the Scripture is the word of God, how to be obtained, xvi. 306.
Aihanasius falsely accused by the Arians, viii. 65.
Atheism, secret, of the heart, vi. 441. Abounding of, vii. 368. To be renounced, viii. 6. The sin of, viii. 612. Transcendent, what, x. 14.
Atheistical thoughts, presumption as to God, vi. 393. Influence of, vii. 352
Atheists, generally the most abandoned of mankind, X. 496.
Athenians would not admit strange objects of wor- ship, xiii. 525.
Atonement, the, how pleaded by Christ in heaven, i. 254. For sin not required of us, iii. 377. False ways of making, the ground of superstition, iii. 378. Extent of. x. 236.