Ecdesiastical dignity, use of, iv. 186. Helps in the interpretation of Scripture, iv. 226. Rulers, xii. 488. Power assigned by Papists and Protestants to kings, xiv. 378.
Economy of the Trinity, iii. 107.
Ecstasies, prophetical, iii. 138. Enthusiaslical, not the work of the Spirit, iii. 224.
Edification, how promoted, i. 291, iii. 410. Gene- ral, resulting from prayer, iv. 313. Of the church, how connected with spiritual gifts, iv. 421. Of the church, iv. 516. The end of all offices and gifts, ix. 453. Preaching to, XV. 115. How pre- vented, XV. 167.
Education prevents disorders and evils, iii. 643.
Effects of the presence of Christ, i. 392. Of convic- tion on the will, iii. 238, 355. Of natural vanity, found even among believers, iii. 254. Of divine love, iii. 585. Of the priestlyacts of Christ, iii. 629. Of justifying faith, v. 72. Of indwelling sin, vi. 12. Of the law powerful, vi. 316. Of the word of God, good, vii. 29. Of God's power to be consi- dered, vii. 372. Immediate, of the death of Christ, X. 459. Of divine anger, x. 543. Of sin over the creation, x. 618.
Efficacy of the offices of Christ, on what it depends, i. 20. or truth, i. 80. Of the oflices of Christ derived from hispei'son, i. 85. Immediate, of the Spirit, ii. 17. Of every work of the Spirit, ii. 2o4, iii. 237. Given to all ordinances by the Holy Spirit, iii. 41. No, in second causes inde- pendent of first, iii. 103. Of the word of God, iii. 304. Of the blood of Christ, iii. 438. Of faith, iii. 458. Of the example of Christ, iii. 511. Of the death of Christ for the destruction of sin, iii. .561. Self-evidencing,oftheScriptures, iv. 89. Intei-nal, of the word, iv. 364. Of grace, how opposed, v. 52. Of sin fi-ora its deceitfulness, vi. 215. Of the merit of Christ, by whom denied, x. 13. Of the merit of Christ, x. 87, 462. Of the Scriptures, xvi. 323.
Efficiency, real internal, of grace, iii. 317. Physi- cal, of the Spirit, vi. 19.
Effusion of the Spirit, abundant, promised, iii. 153. Of the Holy Spirit to be prayed for, viii. 656. Of the blood of Christ, x. 97.
Efftisions, eminent, of the Holy Spirit, sometimes accompanied with delusions of Satan, iii. 35.
Egress, first, of the divine properties, i. 334. And e.xercise of divine justice, x. 498.
Egyptian and Grecian learning, character of, iv. 23. Idolatry, xiii. 539.
Ejaculatory prayer, vii. 393.
Elders, ruling, in the church, xv. 604.
Elect, evidences of the faith of God's, v. 405. Christ
died only for the, x. 245. The, whence called " the world," X. 299, 325. And reprobates mixed in the world, X. 313. The, how they are said to die and rise with Christ, x. 472.
Election the spring of true holiness, iii. 503, 591. Absolutely considered, no part of God's revealed will, iii. 595. Evidenced by conversion, iii. 596. Conclusions from doctrine of, iii. 603. Temporary, what it is, iv. 430. Of, xii. 551.
Elevation of the mind by the Holy Spirit, xi. 345.
Eli, the conduct of God towards, xi. 161.
Elias Levita, character of, xvi. 392.
Emanation of grace and power from Christ, i. 177. Of grace from God, ii. 10. Of the Holy Spirit from the Father and the Son, iii. 55.
Eminence of gospel knowledge, vi. 68.
Eminency of the graces of Christ, ii. 76. Of the gift of the ministry, iv. 488. Of station, evil eflect of the sins of persons in, vii. 201. Of brothex'ly love, xLii. 63.
Emphasis of words and expressions of Scripture, iv. 214.
Empires, the four great, their rise, nature, and de- struction, viii. 369.
Empty professors, how they differ from believers, ii. 38.
Encouragement to faith, i. 210. Of faith, i. 270. To come to God from the properties of his na- ture, i. 424. To holiness, electing love is an, iii. 601. To expect forgiveness, whence obtained, vi. 384. To duty, vi. 420. To obedience, whence derived, v,i. 434. In waiting on God, vi. 617. Se- cret, conveyed by prayer, vii. 295. Of righteous zeal, viii. 133. Of the servants of God, viii. 152. In the worship of God, xv. 475.
Eno-oadiment on the privileges of the people of God dangerous, viii. 94.
Encumbrances to obedience, how removed, iii. 496.
End and object of evangelical obedience, ii. 183. Of prophecy in the church, iii. 1"26. Of miracu- lous operations, iii. 146. Of God in th* work of the old and new creation, iii. 189. Of afflictions, iii. 392. Of duties twofold, iii. 603. Of legal commands, iii. 606. Of prayer must be regarded, iv. 276, 285. Of duty, how to be regarded, vi. 236. Of all things, God is the, vi. 482. The proper, of divine institutions, vii. 433. Of the cove- nant, ix. 417. Of ordinances, God is the, ix. 550. Of the world, meaning of the expression, ix. 571. Of the death of Christ, why opposed, x. 159. The nature of an, x. 160 ; its relation to means, x.. 160. Natural and moral, x. 161. Several kinds of, x. 162. Of the death of Christ, x. 163 ; supreme, of it, X. 201 ; intermediate and subservient, of it ; X. 202 ; not his own good, x. 203 ; nor a liberty to the Father of showing mercy, x. 205 ; immediate, of it, X. 208. Of obedience, the glory of God, xi. 385.