Business, a fre(iuent hinderance to religion, i. 430. And trade, how it should be governed by the au-
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thority of God, iii. 615. Proper, how we are di- verted from, vi. 36. And society, when to be avoided, vii. 3S6. Spiritual mindedness to be car- ried into, vii. 390.
Buxtorf, character of his writings, xvi. 288.
By-opinion, evil fruit of one, ix. 460.
Cabalistical Jews, iv. 217.
Cxciliamis, ordination of, xiii. 158.
Cain and Abel, offerings of, iii. 294.
Calamity, use of faith in, time of public, ix. 490.
Call, what it is to, Jesus Lord, iii. 17. To an office, iv. 439. Of pastors in the church, xvi. 54.
Calling, of effectual, i. 486, xi. 157. To the office of the ministry, xiii. 29.
Callings, worldly, thoughts about, vii. 302. The sins of our, viii. 651.
Calls of providence to be observed, vii. 308. And promises to backsliders, vii. 4G6.
Canaan's everlasting mountains, how scattered, viii. 94.
Candlestick of the gospel, removal of the, vii. 142. In the tabernacle, what it signified, viii. 295. The church compared to a, xv. 482.
Canon of Scripture complete, iv. 62.
Canonical books of Scripture, none ever lost, iv. 233. Submission required, xv. 160.
Ccinon.s of councils about forms of church admini- strations, XV. 25.
Capacity in the mind, a twofold, with respect to spiritual things, iii. 261.
Captivity of the soul led by sin, vi. 202. Deliverance from, xii. 513.
Care of us, how God evidences his, iii. 626. Of God over his written word, iv. 232. Christ's pas- toral, ix. 271. Of the flock committed to minis- ters, XV. 166.
Careless security, causes of, i. 405. Influence of, vii. 135. Under the word, vii. 540.
Carnal, nothing, in tlie worship of heaven, i. 256. Mind in all mankind by nature, iii. 288. Con- fidi'uce, effect of, iv. 179. Boldness, effect of, v. 439. Men, the power of sin over, vi. 159. Wis- dom a help to sin, vi. 302. Interest prevailing in religion, vii. 179. Mindedness, what it is, vii. 272. Boldness, vii. 365. Fear, viii. 105, 146. Administration of ordinances, evil of, ix. 448. Weapons not to be used in religion, xiv. 226.
Carnijicina Rabbinorum, what so called, xii. 455.
Carthage, cbuich of, vii. 13.
Cases of mortification, vi. 24. Of conscience re- solved, ix. 358.
Catechism, the Lesser, i. 467. The Greater, i. 470. Kaeovian, considered, x. 561, xii. 205. Mr Bid- die's preface to his, xii. 59. Mr Biddle's, ex- amined, xii. 85. A, proposed for Socinians, xii. 588. The Independents', or a brief instruction in the worship of God, xv. 445.
Catholic church, xiii. 124. Nature of, xv. 77.
Causes of quarrel taken away by Christ, ii. 169 Of the purification of sin, iii. 436. Ways, and means of understanding the mind of God in his word, iv. 117. Of spiritual ignorance, iv. 174. Of faith, V. 74. Of apostasy, vii. 60. Of deliver- ance from sin, vii. 552. How they produce their effects, X. 24. Of divisions and schisms, xv. 104.
Celsus, objections of, to Christianity, xlv. 15.
Censures, church, how to be regulated, viii. 68, xiii. 539. Administration of, xvi. 223
Century, state of churches to the end of the second, XV. 277.
Ceremonial law, v. 30.
Ceremonies, of religious, iv. 244. Distinction be- tween words and, as signs, xiii. 461. Mosaical, under the gospel, xv. 145, Of, appointed by the church, XV. 163.
Certainty in hearkening to the articulate and ex- ternal voice of God, produced by the Spirit, iii. 135. Moral, iv. 49. Various degiees of, iv. 83.
Cessation of vital acts, iii. 291. Of spiritual gifts, iv. 474.
Chaldee paraphrast on Isa. liii., xvi. 387.
Cliamhers, secret, where Christ is not, what intended by, iii. 186. Of imagery in the church of Rome, viii. 547, 553.
Change and transformation of the soul by the power of faith, i. 221. No, in the divine nature, when Christ assumed the human, i. 327. In the course of our thoughts, vii. 299. Habitual, of the affections, vii. 413. Of affections, vii. 518. The, wrought in men by grace, xi. 95. And muta- bility ascribed to the affections, xii. 110.
Cfian/jes, providential, an argument for universal holiness, ix. 131. Of Providence to be expected, ix. 414.
Characters of divine truth on all divine inspira- tions, iii. 133. Of God in the Scriptures, iv. 91.
Chariots of salvation, God can make any of his creatures, viii. 111.
Cliarity, gospel, ix. 256. The rule of judgment, x. 310. How far to be extended, x. 360. How men are esteemed for their, x. 364. Exhortation to, xiii. 503. And faith of Catholics, xiv. 349.
Charles the Fifth, death of, v. 32. Issue of his per- secutions, viii. ISl.
Chastisement, when judicially forborne by God, iv. 417.
Cliastity, spiritual, ii. 146.
Cliecks and rebukes to sin, vi. 238.
Clieelcs, how metaphorically ascribed to Christ, ii. 75.
Clierem, nature of, x. 535.
Cherubims, their typical design, i. 310.
Childhood, the vanity of, iii. 340.
Cliildren, natural love of parents to their, vi. 304. Obedience of, to their parents, xi. 477.
Choice of that which is good for its excellency, vi. 160. Of the service of God, vi. 422. Of God in election, xii. 554.
C%rist, person of, i. 3-272, 478, ii. 413. Sonship of, how understood by the ancient church, i. 13-17. Offices of, as prophet, i. 87; as king, i. 96; and as priest, i. 99. The object of divine honour, i. 104. When to be invoked, i. 113. The object of faith, i. 126. Hypostatical union in, i. 223. The life and centre of the glory of heaven, i. 235, vii. 344. His glory, how beheld, i. 287, 375; by faith and by sight, i. 241. Personal excellen- cies of, i. 323, ii. 59, ix. 140. His glory under the old testament, i. 348. His intimate conjunc- tion with the church, i. 352. Communication of, to believers, i. 360. Recapitulation of all things in, i. 367. Incarnation of, i. 478. How he gives himself to his people, ii. 56. Grace of, boundless, ii. 61. Love of, in what it con- sists, ii. 118. Values his people in comparison of others, how, ii. 136. Obedience of, ii. 155. A common and public person, ii. 177. God re- vealed through the person of, ii. 297. Divinity of, ii. 382, xii. 205. Satisfaction of, ii. 419. Is the Lord, what it includes to say, iii. 19. Not the Son of the Holy Ghost, iii. 164 Raised from the dead by the Holy Spirit, iii. 181. How he is our life, iii. 292. Not defiled by sin, iii. 464. How he is made unto us sanctification, iii. 506. The ex- emplaiy cause of our holiness, iii. 509. A head of influence to the church, iii. 514. Not pro- posed in the law, nor his grace communicated by it, vii. 551. The want of him the greatest loss, viii. 35. Scriptural representations of, viii. 36. The name of God in him, viii. 154, How many ways he may be provoked, viii. 154.