Course and custom of sin, how produced, iii. 224. And purpose of the soul opposed by sin, vi. 196. In sin to be avoided, vii. 230.
Courts, human, the management of punishment in, from divine appointment, x. 607. Of review, xvi. 195.
Covenant, old, commands of, iii. 606. Of grace and that of works, difference between the, v. 275, X. 236. The new, an evidence of forgiveness with God, vi. 470; its rise and tenor, viii. 435. Ever- lasting, the support of believers under distress, ix. 409. Nature of the first, vi. 472. New, ordered in all things, ix. 418. Confirmation of the new, by Clirist, ix. 418, x. 90. Between the Father and the Son, x. 168. New, with whom made, x. 236. Old, how weak, x. 237. The new, secures perseverance, xi. 205.
Coveting spiritual gifts, iii. 16.
Covetous men, thoughts of, vii. 277.
Creation, meditation on, useful, i. 307. Work of, i. 474. Ascribed to Christ, ii. 393. Ascribed to the Holy Spirit, ii. 402. Work of the Spirit in the old, iii. 52. Of man, iii. 99. How effected by the Holy Spirit, iii. 125. New, the work where- by God designed to glorify himself, iii. 157 ; as- signed distinctly to each person in the Trinity, iii. 93, 157. Of the body of Christ out of the sub- stance of the Virgin compared with the creation of the first man out of the earth, iii. 163. Old and new, compared, iii. 207. And providence, how God is known by, iv. 87. Law of, vi. 430. Conversion, a new, x. 136.
Creature, new, what it is, iii. 220. Supported and preserved by the Spirit, iii. 531.
Creatures above and below, why called God's host,
iii. 96. Senseless, the wrath of God on, viii. 109. Inanimate, serve the design of God in delivering bis people, viii. 110. Intelligent, how distin- guished, xii. 4S7.
Credibility, motives of, in the Scriptures, iv. 20.
Creditor, how God is a, xii. 514.
Criteria in the books of the Old Testament, iv. 107.
Critical observations on Scriptui-e, iv. 216. Their use and abuse, xvi. 353.
Crookedness of sin, iii. 427.
Cross of Christ, the doctrine of the, does not en- courage licentiousness, v. 375. How brought into the heart, vi. 19. Must be kept in view, vi. 250. Power of the, vii. 398. Signing with the, viii. 587. Reveals the justice of God, x. 547. Christ to be loved for his death on the, x. 622.
Crucifixion of the flesh, iii. 540. Of sin, vi. 30.
Cunning and craft of indwelling sin, xi. 100.
Cup, the, sacrilegiously taken from the people, ix. 524.
Curiosity, profane, iv. 217. Curiosity of mind, vain, vii. 134.
Curse, death a, to the wicked, i. 411. Of God, na- ture of, i. 477, X. 173, 280. Of sin, not removed by human learning, ii. 114.
Cushan, tents of, viii. 98.
Customer iness draws off the mind from right per- formance of duty, vi. 237.
Cyril of Alexandria, his excesses, i. 11.
Cyrus, how anointed of God, iii. 103, 149.
Damianus, preaching of, xiv. 99.
DamiuUion for original sin, whether any under, X. 77.
Danger of mistakes about regeneration, iii. 228. Of mortifying sin without faith, vi. 33. Of in- dwelling sin, vi. 52. Contempt of, vi. 209. Of sin, vi. 314. Of concealment of sin, vii. 327. Of worldly things, vii. 403. Of offences, ix. 352.
Daniel, his excellent qualifications, viii. 345.
Darkening of the mind by temptation, vi. 109.
Darkness, universal, with regard to God, i. 297. A natural, in all men, i. 401. And blindness, the state of nature, iii. 244. Spiritual, natm'e of, iii. 246, iv. 97. Objective and subjective, iii. 247. Spiritual, works by enmity, iii. 437. Of mind, iv. 58. Of the mind gives advantage to temptation, vi. 258. Day of, lay not up sad provision for, vi. 583. Spiritual, a cause of apostasy, vii. 102.
David, family of, what promises were made to it, iv. 255.
Dawnings and first-fruits of perfection in grace, ii. 9.
Days, evil, as to Christian profession, xi. 79.
Days-man, Christ fitted to be a, ii. 69.
Deacons, call of, ix. 434 ; and bishops, xi. 41. Na- ture of the ofiSce of, xv. 506, xvi. 143. Deacons' wives, xvi. 150. Have no right to preach, xvi. 151.
Dead, of Christ in the state of the, iii. 180. In sin, men said to be, iii. 286. Works, what they are, and whence so called, iii. 291. Resurrection of Christ from the, xii. 560.
Deadness to ordinances, ix. 512.
Dealings of God against sin, danger of withstand- ing, vi. 48. Of God with his people, vii. 400.
Death, invoking Christ at the time of, i. 118. How it may be encountered cheerfully, i. 280. Of sin in us, ii. 99. And life, natural and spiritual, com- pared, iii. 282. Spiritual, nature of, iii. 283. Natural, in what it consists, iii. 284. Of Christ, application of it to us, iii. 560. Applied to the mortification of sin, iii. 561. Of Christ, causes of the, V. 188. Putting sin to, vi. 8. Tempta- tion leads to, vi. 215. Our liability to, vii. 378. How it is subdued by Christ, ix. 489. Of Christ, how carried about with us, ix. 619. The punish-
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ment of sin, x. 79. Of Christ, x. 87. 435 ; effect
" of it, vi. 490 ; to whom it is revealed, x. 238. Of Christ, causes, ends, and fruits of, x. 157, 200. Of Christ, and Spirit of grace, causes of faith, x. 262. How tasted by Christ, x. 349. Unto sin and in sin, x. 351. Whether every one is bound to believe that tlie death of Clirist is for liim, X. 404. Testimonies that the death of Clirist was for believers, xi. 56.