And threatenings conditional, xi. 646. Commission of the apostles, iv. 439. Committing our souls to Christ in death, i. 2S0. Ourselves wholly to God for protection from sin, vi. 175. Common-prayer, lawfulness of joining in worship
by the, xvi. 248. Communication, mutual, of the natures of Christ, i. 232, 233. Of Christ to believers, i. 360. Mutual, of good, ii. 9. Of spiritual things from Christ by the Spirit, iii. 196. Of holiness by the interces-
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Bion of Christ, iii. 506. Spiritual, frequency of, xiii. 69.
Communications, how made in glory, i. 414. In a way of grace through Christ, iii. 515.
Communicative property of God, his goodness is the, i. 179. Love of God, i. 334.
Communion of the natures of Christ, i. 232, 233. Of tiie church militant and triumphant, i. 259, 268. Of saints, i. 492, ix. 266. With God, ii. 5. Distinctly with Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, ii. 9. With the Holy Spirit, ii. 222. By the gospel, iii. 199. How not obstructed by sin, iii. 465. Holiness necessary to our, with God, iii. 573. With God, neglect of, vi. 182, 298. And consola- tions of the Holy Ghost, vi. 372. With Christ, vii. 344. AVith Christ in his death, vii. 528. Value of, viii. 36. Of, in the church of Rome, xiv. 143, 476. Rule of, established by Christ, xv. 143. In paro- chial assemblies, xv. 344. Of churches, xvi. 183.
Commutation with Christ, how made, ii. 193. Be- tween Christ and believers, v. 34.
Comniuiath'e justice of God, x. 501.
Compact between the Father and the Son, si. 299, xii. 496.
Companies and societies, how they should be go- verned by the authority of God, iii. 616.
Compassion and pity of Christ, i. 166, i. 335 ; bound- less, ii. 61; to men, iii. 177. And kindness to others, the fruit of election, iii. 600. For the souls of men, viii. 655. To the souls of men, necessary in ministers, ix. 455.
Compensation in other duties sometimes the plea of neglect, vi. 230. For sacrifices, God gives us a, vii. 329.
Complacency of soul in beholding the glory of Christ, i. 292. Love of, i. 155, ii. 25. Of mind in spiritual things, vii. 270. Of soul, from whence it arises, vii. 283. In and after duty, what it proves, vii. 292.
Complaints in prayer of sin derided by men, but acceptable with God, iii. 558. All our time not to be spent in, vi. 566.
Compliances, sinful, viii. 144.
Coviplication of temptations, vi. 99.
Composing of Scripture the work of the Spirit, iv. 187. The Spirit not promised for the, of prayers for others, iv. 339. Prayers lawful, iv. 347.
Composition cannot be made with sin, vi. 11, 177.
Composure of mind, holy, i. 337.
Compreliension of the mind of God by Christ, i. 91. What, the prophets had of divine revelations, iii. 131. Of grace and mercy, iv. 284. Of the harmony of grace, how attained, v. 51.
Compromise of religion for worldly interest, vii. 179.
Compunction for sin, v. 74.
Cmnijutaiions, chronological, uncertainty of, iv. 199, 221. DifBculty and hazard of making, ix. 510.
•Concatenation of graces, iii. 392. Of the acts of grace, xi. 151.
Conceit, self, evil of, iv. 183.
Conception of Christ, how ascribed to the Holy Ghost, ii. 65, iii. 166. In the womb instantane- ous, iii. 165. Of sin in the heart, vi. 215, 251.
Conce.ptions, first, of sin, to be resisted, vi. 62.
Concernments, greatness of spiritual, iv. 415.
Concomitant liberty, x. 586.
Concupiscence strengthens by age, ill. 342. Inor- dinate, of corrupt nature, x. 85.
Concurrence of the Spirit with our exertions, vi. 75. Of God with second causes, x. 24. Of Scrip- lure rules in a call to the work of the ministry, xiii. 35.
Condemnation, self, for sin, vi. 547.
Condemnatory judgment of men, a rule for, xi. 93.
Condescension and love of Christ in becoming a mediator, i 323. Of the Holy Spirit, ii. 263, iv.
358, 368. Of God to be admired, vi. 523. Of God in his covenant, ix. 428. Of Christ in assuming our nature, ix. 610.
Condition, the sad, of those who contemn the Spirit, ii. 255 ; who have not the Spu-it, ii. 273. Of all unregeuerate persons, the same, iii. 215. In this world, our, proves the necessity of holiness, iii. 641. And state of the chm-ch regarded in Scrip- ture, iv. 189. Meaning and use of the word, v. 114. Of life, temptations from, yi. 120. Spiritual, Christ only judge of our, vi. 542. An afflicted, how made comfortable, viii. 102. Of the new covenant not said to be required, but absolutely promised, X. 236, 255. Of promises and intentions of doing good, X. 243. Of faitli, none to be assigned, x. 254. A necessity upon a, as it respects the punishment of sin, X. 607.
Conditions of justification, what are not, v. 78. Prescription of, x. 104. God's promises do not depend on any, in believers, xi. 237. Of commu- nion.with the church of England unscriptural, XV. 143.
Condonation of pardon, vi. 407. Gracious, x. 444.
Confession of sin, affectionate, i. 456. Of sin, ix. 597.
Confessions of faith, the ancient and constant prac- tice of the church, viii. 203. Of faith, subscrip- tion to, xiii. 514.
Confidence, what, is necessary for walking with God, ii. 110. And boldness, some have, in their condition, iii. 453. Carnal, effect of, iv. 179. Of acceptance, iv. 294. In God, v. 101. Influ- ence of groundless, vii. 135. Vain, vii. 137. In God in the day of evil, viii. 93. Vain, to be guarded against, viii. 645. Sinful, xv. 104.