Endeavour for mortification, when it proceeds from a corrupt principle, vi. 41.
Endeavours, giving over, ruinous, L 428. After re- formation, iii. 354. To understand the mind of God necessary, iv. 12.
Endowment of Christ for the discharge of his work, ix. 482.
Endowments, ministerial, iv. 495. The work of the Spirit, ix. 441.
Ends, principal, of God in creation, i. 183. For which the Holy Spirit is promised, iii. 408. For which holiness is required, iii. 472. Of the gos- pel ministry, iv. 497. And purposes why for- giveness was revealed, vi. 514. Proper, of judg- ing the state of others, vi. 591. Of the death of Christ, xii. 411.
£n«m7e5ofChrist, their destruction by his ascension, i. 249. Spiritual, how they manage their assaults, vi. 108, How they manage an opposition, vi.
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189. Of God, his dealing with them observable, viil. 102. Of the people of God, why they trem- ble, viii. 106, 408. Of God, how they promote his glory, ix. 206 ; how defeated in their attempts, ix. 212. Of the Christian, xi. 106.
Enemy with whom we contend should be known, vi. 31. Sin an internal, vi. 162.
Enforcements to obedience from the authority of God, iii. 611. Of the divine commands, iii. 626.
Engagement, what God will do on account of his, viii. 151.
Engagtments of God to his people always made good, viii. 113.
England, the day of visitation of, viii. 6. Progress of the gospel in, viii. 26. Happiness of. in enjoy- ing the gospel, viil. 39. Church of, xiii. 181, xv. 344. From whence religion came into, xiv. 19, 206, 327.
Englishmen, civil rights of, xiii. 532.
Enjoyment of God, eternal, how man is brought to the, i. 183. Of Christ in his ordinances, i. 268. Of God, no, without purification from sin, iii. 432. Everlasting, of God, holiness necessai-y to, iii. 574.
Enjoyments, spiritual, season of, vi. 129.
Enlargement of mind in prayer, jv. 288. In duty, effect of, vii. 294.
Enlightenment, what it is, vii. IS.
Enmity of the carnal mind against God, ii. 107, iii. 273, vi. 176, X. 127. Against God is constant, vi. 181. To spiritual things, effect of, vii. 82. Of God against every sin, x. 619. Of God against sinners, xii. 532.
Enormities, of, which disturb peace, viii. 164.
Enormous sins, presei-vation from, vi. 339.
Entanglement of temptation, iii. 362, vi. 98.
Entanglements of the people of God, xi. 277.
Entering into temptation, what it is, vi. 96. Into covenant with God, ix. 425.
Enthusiasm, its effects, iii. 32.
Enthusiastical raptures, regeneration doth not con- sist in, iii. 224. Impressions, none in conversion, iii. 318.
Enticement of the mind by sin, vi. 215, 245, xi. 557.
Entrance of Christ into heaven, i. 253. Of sin, effect of, i. 370. Into gloiy, i. 493. Of Chris- tianity into the world, v. 66. Into temptation, what it is, vi. 96. Meeting temptation at its, vi. 135.
Entrances of sin to be guarded against, iv. 418. Of religion, improperly dwelling in them, yii. 454.
Enunciations connected with the person of Christ, i. 235.
Em^y of wicked men against the people of God, their own toi-ment, viii. 105.
Episcopacy, not sanctioned by the cases of Timothy and Titus, iv. 449. Not supported by the Igna- tian Epistles, xi. 46.
Epistle of Grotius to Crellius, xii. 638. Of the churches at Tienne and Lyons, xv. 296.
Equality and constancy of the love of God, ii. 30. In God's commands, iii. 625. In God's respect to duties, vii. 296. Of Christ with God, xii. 285.
Equity of the law and the ability of man, iii. 294. Of God, how vindicated, viii. 136. Of divine deal- ings, viii. 628.
Equivalent satisfaction, x. 438.
Erecting, first, of the church, what was extraordi- nary in it, iv. 492. And building the church, ix. 487.
Error, how God keeps his people from, vi. 75. And mistakes about truth, vi. 258. Reign of, vii. 138. Of the Jews about preaching the gospel, x. 350.
Errors and heresies, i. 37. Preservation from anti- christian, iv. 146. Adherence to inveterate, iv. 180. Toleration of, viii. 53, 58. Forbearance of, viii. 170.
Eruption of indwelling sin, vi. 26.
Eruptions of sin in believers, vi. 279. Signal, how to be regarded, vi. 557.
Eshcol, xiii. 55.
EsiMusals of the Virgin with Joseph, iii. 166. Of Christ and the church, ix. 465.
Essay, a counti-y, on church government, viii. 49.
Essence of faith, in what it consists, i. 295. Of God, ultimate vision of the, i. 385. And form of holiness, iii. 473. Of faith, v. 411. Of spiritual mindedness, vii. 272. Of Christ, xii. 207.
Essex county and committee, deliverance of, viii. 77.
Establishment of saints, how promoted, xi. 81.
Estate of Christ, the twofold, i. 483.
Estimation ot Christ by believers, ii. 136. Of mi- nisters, xiii. 58.
Eternal generation of Christ, i. 13, xii. 73. The love of God is, ii. 33. The love of Christ is, ii. 62. Love a powerful motive to holiness, iii. 597. Designation of persons, vi. 404. Things, the pro- per objects of spiritual thoughts, vii. 317. Bless- edness, in what it will consist, vii. 481. Acts of the will of God, x. 275 ; no change made by them in any thing, x. 276 ; all men, notwith- standing them, in the same condition before ac- tual reconciliation, x. 277.