Belial, who are designated by that word, ix. 411.
Belief of the gospel, how prevented by sin, vi. 306.
Believers, pi'ivileges of, i. 489. Their estimation of Christ, ii. 136. Alone receive the Spirit, iii. 108. Often unacquainted with the nature of holiness, and their interest in it, iii. 373. The only object of sanctification, iii. 406. Their testimony to the Scriptures, iv. 34. In spiritual distresses, vi. 344. God's house, viii. 286. God's consecrated portion, ix. 290. How begotten of God, xii. 241.
Believing in Christ, i. 127. Gives an interest in forgiveness, vi. 507. Justification before, x. 449. State and right of those for whom Christ died, be- fore, X. 405.
Bellarmine, his definition of justification, v. 32.
Benejit and use of the word preached, iii. 389. Of trials, vi. 636.
Benefits received from Christ should induce us to love him, i. 163. Of Christ's offices, to whom they belong, i. 484. Of spiritual thoughts, vii. 363.
Benevolence, love of, i. 155.
Benignity and charity the great resemblances of God, iii. 5S6. Of gift of healings, iv. 464.
Bent, habitual, against sin, ii. 143.
Berjued of the Spirit by Christ, iii. 153.
Bernard, his account of trust in God, v. 103.
Beza, his manuscript copy of the New Testament, an account of, xvi. 365.
Biblia Polyglotta of London, great usefulness of the, xvi. 348 Opinions prejudicial to the authority of Scripture in its Prolegomena, xvi. 367. Of the translations in it, xvi. 408.
Bilson, Bishop, his opinion on church government, xiii. 407.
Binding of Satan by the power of Christ, xi. 307.
Births, two, implied in regeneration, xi. 553.
Bishop of Rome, whether Peter was, xiv. 292.
Bishops and presbyters, of, iv. 448, xvi. 42. And deacons, xi. 41.
Blasiihemmts imaginations insinuated by Satan, vii. 369.
Blaspliemy of the Jews against the name of Jesus, iii. 17. Against the Holy Ghost, iii. 89, vii. 51. Of, viii. 166.
Blessedness of the angelical state, i. 148. Of God, i. 325.
Blessing God for the privilege of the Spirit, iv. 315. A man's self, vi. 45. The congregation, how it is best done, ix. 4.56.
Blessings, all, forfeited by sin, iv. 409.
Blindness, natural, of men, iii. 244. Of many about the nature of sin, iii. 545. Of mind, iv. 57. Of heart, vii. 534.
Blood of Christ, eyeing the, ii. 204. Of Christ, purifying virtue of, iii. 436 ; how it cleanseth from sin, iii. 438. In sacrifice both offered and sprinkled, iii. 440. Of the sacrifice of Christ al- ways efficacious, iii. 440. And cross of Christ, how iM'Oughtto remembrance, vi. 371. Its value, viii. 20, X. 89. What is meant by drinking the, ix. 620. How the church is purchased with the, Xii. 262.
Blossoms in the spring, our thoughts are like, vii. 275.
Boasting and despondency prevented by the same means, iii. 394. And glorying in sin, iii. 454.
Body and soul, union of, i. 229. The glorification of, i. 383. State of, at the resurrection, i. 412. Of Christ, how formed of the substance of the Virgin, iii. 164. The, how depraved, iii. 418. How sancti- fied, iii. 420. Of Christ, the mystical, iii. 518, x. 598, xi. 339, 544. The metaphorical meaning of the word, vi. 7. Bringing the, into subjection, vi. 61. The church a spiritual, ix. 448. Effect of ori- ginal sin on the, x. 79. How Christ suffered in his, xii. 490.
Boldness, what, is necessary for walking with God, ii. 110. In approaching God, ii. 122. With God, a privilege of adoption, ii. 221. In our access to God, iv. 293. In the faith, iv. 461. And holy confidence, iv. 512. As to temptation, vi. 124. In sinning, viii. 612.
Bonaventure, his account of science and faith, iv. 101.
Bondage, deliverance from, ii. 166. Frame of spirit, vi. 219. Gendered by the law, vii. 549.
Books of the Old Testament, their character, iv. 107.
Born of God, what it is to be, xi. 563.
Bought by Christ, in what sense we are, x. 362.
Bounty, the love of God a love of, ii. 28. Of Christ to his people, ii. 152. Of God, iii. 109. Expressed in pouring forth the Spirit, iii. 115.
Bow of God, what it is, and liow made naked, viii. 112. When made naked, viii. 115.
Branches of supplication, iv. 258. Of original cor- ruption, how they exert themselves, vi. 343.
Breach made by sin, how repaired, i. 373. Made by temptation to be restored, vi. 137. Of peace and friendship with God, xii. 531.
Breaches and differences between God and man, how healed, xi. 232.
Breath of the mouth of God, the Spirit how called, iii. 60. Of life, how God breathed into man, iii. 100.
Brethren of the church, iv. 467.
Britain, inhabitants of, their sacrifices, x. 528. From whence Christian i-eligion came into, xiv. 19, 206, 327.
Brotherly forgiveness required, vi. 494. Want of, ix. 498. Love, xiii. 62.
Bruising Christ's heel, what it is, ix. .316.
Building and foundation work not to be mixed, vi. 564.
Burden, sin the greatest, ii. 260. Of the Lord, whence that name was given to prophecies, iii. 137. And danger of government, iii. 149. The decay of sjii- ritual affection is a, to believers, vii. 458. To the soul, when sin is a, vii. 523.
Bnrdeiu, participating in those of others, xiii. 72.
Burning bush, the meaning of, i. 311.