Attempts, vain, for the mortification of sin, iii. 544.
Attendance on the word of God, iii. 230.
Attention, how awakened to the gospel, iv. 484. To particular actions necessary, vi. 217.
Attractive, how the sufferings of Christ are, ix. 595. Power of the love of Christ, ix. 608.
Attributes of God, i. 471; goodness, i. 59; wi.s- dom, i. 178-223. As revealed in salvation, i. 191. Of God's being, i. 471. In the acts of his will, i. 472. Some, only known through Christ, ii. 81. Some,
only known fully through Christ, ii. 83. All-suffi- ciency of, ii. 90, viii. 123. Saving knowledge of, in Christ only, ii. 91. How laid out in our behalf, ii. 93.
Augmentation, the love of God not capable of, ii. 3U. Of grace, ii. 201.
Augustine, maimer of conversion explained in the instance of, iii. 3.37.
Auricular confession, its accommodation to sinful inclinations, iii. 435.
Austin, his testimony to the Scriptures, iv. 112.
Author of all good, the Holy Spirit is the, iii. 157. Of sanctiiication, God is the, iii. 367. Of all gra- cious actings, the Spirit is the, iii. 534. Of the covenant, God is the, ix. 416. And the finisher of grace, God is the, x. 103.
Authoritative instruction of any church not neces- sary for understanding the Scriptui-es, iv. 125. Blessing the congregation not, ix. 456.
Authority of Christ to send the Holy Spirit, i. 95, ii. 229. God communicates grace by way of origi- nal, ii. 16. The giving of the Spirit by the Fa- ther denotes,.iii. 107. Of God to be always consi- dered in his commands, iii. 609. Sense of, to be carried into all our transactions, iii. 615. Of the church as to the Scriptures, iv. 30. How commu- nicated to Christ, iv. 402. And right of preach- ing, iv. 442. In the church, iv. 484, XV. 236. Minis- terial, iv. 513, ix. 454, xv. 499. of God gives efficacy to the word, v. 287. The law has the, of God, vi. 391. Among men, when such as God will own, ix. 210. Opposition to righteous, rendered fruit- less, ix. 212. Experimental, sense of, ix. 502. Of Christ, respect of faith to, ix. 621. Of the an- cients, xi. 24. Of the magistrate over the con- science denied and refuted, xiii. 369, 409. Koyal, in matters ecclesiastical, xiv. 378. The, needful for appointing forms of worship, xv. 43. Of the Scriptures, xvi. 297.
Autographs of Scripture lost, xvi. 353.
Aversation of the mind from God, vi. 182, vii. 412. And fear of suffering, vii. 324.
A we, religious, excited by the word of God, iv. 98. Of the judgments of God, how duly impressed on the mind, ix. 413.
Baal, the prophets of, iii. 30.
Babylon, «r Babel, Komish, her utter destruction, viii. 267. Persecution for religion first arose there, ix. 4. The origin of apostasy from the wor- ship of God to idolatry, ix. 3. Its idolatry in gra- ven images, ix. 4. The name, why transferred to the church of Home, ix. 4.
Badcsliders, recovery of, an act of sovereign grace, i. 454.
Backsliding, issue of, vii. 236.
Bagdad, martyr at, xiii. 148.
Balaam, how a prophet and a sorcerer, iii. 140, 141.
Balance, our own righteousness weighed in the, ii. 188.
Balancing eternal things with present sufferings, vii. 348.
Banishment of ministers from corporations, xiii. 585.
Banquetiixg-honise, what, ii. 44.
Baptism, i. 491, vi. 465. Into the name of Christ, i. 129. Of Christ, the time of his being anointed to his prophetical office, iii. 171, 172. Not regene- ration, iii. 216. How it expresses our sanctifica- tion, iii. 424. Washes not away sin, iii. 434. In- fant, xvi. 258. Two passages of Irenaius on, ex- plained, xvi. 263.
Baptized into the name of Christ, iii. 73. Into the name of the Holy Spirit, iii. 74. All that are, not regenerate, iii. 217.
Barchochab, the false Messiah, xvi. 377.
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Sarrermess in the knowledge of God, i. 78. Signal, vi. 343. Under the gospel to he guarded against, viil. 33. A sore judgment, ix. 185. How God proceeds in giving men up to it, ix. 187.
Basilhis, his testimony to the Scriptures, iv. 112.
Biisis of gospel obedience, xi. 400.
Bearing the cross, vii. 349. Of sin by Christ, x. 212, 2S0, 286. Each other's infirmities, xiii. 70.
Beast, worshipping the, xiii. 136.
Beasts, sinners compared to wild, vi. 320.
Beauty of the person of Christ, i. 159. And comely order of things, i. 370. And glory of Christ, ii. 74. Of the soul, its conformity to God, iii. 429. Of heavenly truth, why not discerned, iv. 176. Of spiritual things must be pressed on the mind, vi. 188. Of spiritual things, vii. 103, xi. 345. Of spiritual things must be apprehended, vii. 475. Of Zion, viii. 282. Of gospel worship, ix. 53 ; on what it depends, xv. 468.
Beginning and end of the spirit of prophecy, iil. 128. Of holiness small like seed, iii. 388. Of good, not from ourselves, iii. 531. And progress of the church of God, iv. 220. Of justification, v. 31. Of sinful aversation to be prevented, vi. 186. Of spiritual declension, vi. 231. Of the covenant, ix. 417. How Christ was in the, xii. 217. Of great evils to be resisted, xiii. 80.
Being, all, in God, i. 368. Of God, the foundation of religion, iii. 64; little known of it, vi. 66. Of God, think much of the, vii. 367.