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His relation to the church as his house, viii. 291. The owner of the church, viii. 297. The builder of_tlie church, viii. 300. The watchman of the church, viii. 302. The indweller of the church, viii. 303. His presence lost by grieving the Spirit, viii. 306. The avenger of the enemies of his church, viii. 308. The presence of, the glory of a people, viii. 460. In our hearts, fits us for the work of God in tlie world, viii. 467. A hiding- place, ix. 50. Our high priest, his dignity and glory, ix. 64. Priesthood of, the comfort of be- lievers, ix. 66. Coming in providential altera- tions, an argument for holiness, ix. 138. Autho- rity of, ix. 139, 141. Ilis Icindness to and care of his people, ix. 141. Pleads with men in providen- tial events, ix. 142. Coming in his providen- tial kingdom, a lesser day of judgment, ix. 142. Judges the profession of hypocrites, ix. 142. In judgment blinds and hardens wicked men, ix. 143. Exercises judgment among the saints, ix. 145. Pleads with his own people, ix. 146. His coming in the world witnessed to by the holiness of his people, ix. 178. Kingdom of, saints bear witness unto, nature of, ix. 178. The King of his church, ix. 315. Evidences of closing with, ix. 302. His person, how to be addressed in wor- ship, ix. 373. Absolutely, as God incarnate, the immediate and ultimate object of faith and prayer, ix. 374. Death of, immediate object of faith, ix. 603. Undertakes the work of redemption, x. 174. And Adam compared, x. 229. The judge of all, X. 402. Mediation of, xi. 288. Intercession of, xi. 365. Satisfaction of, xii. 419, 619. Headship of, xiv. 361. Liberty conferred by, xv. 4. In what sense the Word, xvi. 429. Not the internal light of the Quakers, xvi. 469, 470.
Christians, the temple of God, ix. 285. How dedi- cated, or made holy, ix. 287.
Church, built on Christ, i. 33. Opposed by persecu- tion, i. 36; and by heresies, i. 37. Christ un- dertook the care of the, i. 88. Militant and triumphant, communion of, i. 259, 268. Twi- light of the, i. 298. Intimate conjunction of Christ with the, i. 352. Of the, i. 484. Jewish, first fell by idolatry, iii. 43. Head of the, first re- spected in the new creation, iii. 159. The work of the Holy Spirit towards the, iii. 188. Testimony of the, to the Scriptures, iv. 30. The believing and the professing, iv. 427. Divisions in the, iv. 477. Presence of Christ with, iv. 499; of the Holy Spirit in the, i v. 501. Government of the, iv. 514. Ordinances, vi. 465. Primitive, its conduct with regard to offenders, vii. 13. Government, viii. 49, XV. 187 ; an essay for the practice of, viii. 43. Of Christ, what it is, viii. 286. How related to Christ, viii. 297. Testimony of the, neither the only nor the chief reason of belief, viii. 497. Its beauty, viii. 569. A bloody image of, in the church of Rome, viii. 571. Its rule and discipline, viii. 571. Catholic, what, viii. 574, xiii. 136. Danger and solitarinessof the, an argument for the help of God, ix. 284. A'isible, ever preserved in the world, ix. 311, xiii. 125. Fellowship, rules of, xiii. 55. Of Rome no church of Clirist, xiii. 115. Departure from a, wlien blaraable, xiii. 120. Several accep- tations of the word, xiii. 124. Visible, xiii. 125. Catholic, xiii. 136. Of England, xiii. 181. Falsely asserted, that, being before the Scriptures, it gives them authority, xiv. 299. Of Rome no safe guide, xiv. 488. Of a national, xiv. 620. Defini- tion of a, XV. 480. Constitution of a, xv. 4S6. Duty of the, to ministers, xv. 502. True nature of a gospel, xvi. 11.
Churches, how at first founded by the Holy Ghost, iii. 21. Gathering the, iv. 442. Their com- munion in primitive times a means of discounte-
nancing heretics, viii. 171. God's dealings with sinful, viii. 600. Why instituted by Christ, ix. 262. When filled with love, beautiful and glori- ous, ix. 268. Particular, when in danger, ix. 313. Causes and means cf their protection, i.\. 315. Where first planted, xv. 203. Congregational, alone suited to the ends of Christ, xv. 302. What sort of, the disciples of Christ should join, x v. 3.34. Duty of, to each other, xv. 528. The communion of, xvi. 183. Circuits of the Jewish priests, xiii. 17. Circumcision with Christ, ii. 179. Of the heart, iii.
324, 476. Initial seal of the covenant, xvi. 259. Circumsa-iptionoi God to places, xii. 96. Circumspection, neglect of, vi. 2^17. Citizens of London, advice to, xiii. -587. Clemens Alexandrinus, his testimony to the Scrip- tures, iv. HI. Clemens, epistle of, its antiquity, xi. 27. Clergy, of the Protestant, xiv. 642. Ambition of
the, XV. 198. Cloud, the sign of the presence of God in th-i temple, ix. 289. Metaphorically applied to the case of converts, ix. 293. Cogitative faculty, the, vii. 520. Cognation and alliance of words in Scripture, iv.
215. Coins, Judaical, xvi. 390.
Collation of graces on the believer, ii. 203. Of the Spirit on believers, ii. 228, iv. 394. Of the Spirit on Christ, iii. 173. Of grace by God, vi. 71. Of gifts on Christ, xii. 214. Colonizing, a simile from, vi. 112. Comfort derived from the words of Christ, ii. 237. Of spiritual life depends on mortification of sin, vi. 21. Of a promise, when we may take the, vi. 77. How withheld from Christ in his agony, ix. 533. Of uprightness, xi. 84. Comforter, the Holy Spirit a, ii. 225, iii. 409, iv. 355, 379. Properties of his ofiice as, iv. 368. To whom, iv. 379. Comforts of the Holy Ghost, ii. 259. Earthly, im- perfection of, ix. 412. Coming to Christ, twofold, i. 396. Of Christ in the flesh, the first and principal promise of the Old Testament, iii. 23. Of the Spirit, iii. 118. To Christ by faith, v. 293. Of Christ, how to prepare for it, ix. 398. Command, respect to the, the formal reason of obe- dience, iii. 605. Why love is called a new, ix. 264. And decree of God, how connected, x. 48. Commands of God, how possible to us, iii. 262. Of God, our duty in regard to the, iii. 384. Con- sistent with promises, iii. 384, xi. 586. Of the covenant, what they respect, iii. 492, 606. Of duty, when not grievous, iii. 508. Divine, posi- tive, iii. 528. Of God, holiness necessary from the, iii. 604. Obedience to, pi'oportioned to our ability, iii. 616. Of holiness, just and equal, iii. 624. For holiness, why multiplied, iii. 626. Not declarative of God's will, but our duty, x. 300. Of God, in what sense revealed and explained by Christ, xii. 360. Of keeping and obeying them, xii. 564. Comminations conditional, how fulfilled, x. 366.