Eternity ascribed to the Holy Spirit, iii. 91. Of God, vi. 622. Of the decrees of God, x. 14.
Ethico-physical, what is, xi. 567.
Ethiopian translation of the New Testament, xvi. 418.
EuchaHstical, the Lord's supper is, ix. 527.
Euctical or declarative blessing of the congregation, ix. 456.
Europe, balance of power in, xiv. 538.
Eutyches, error of, with regard to the person of Christ, i. 11, 327.
Evangelical, what proves faith to be, i. 134. Holiness distinguished from all pretences, iii. 501. Truth consistent with holiness, iii. 577. And legal sense of sin distinguished, vi. 369. Repentance, vii. 174. Peace and love, xv. 57. Churches, nature of, XV. 187. Institutions, what are, xv. 478.
EvangeUsts,\vho they were, iv. 445. Their writings do not contain the whole of Christian instruction, V. 59. Their testimonies to justification by faith, v. 299.
Events of things as connected with prayer, iv. 314. Future, depend on God, vii. 37. All, ordered by God, for his own praise, viii. 117. All, result in the glory of God, viii. 117.
Everlasting covenant, the support of believers un- der distress, ix. 409. Redemption, xi. 298.
Evidences of spiritual decays, i. 447. Of divine in- spiration, iii. 133. Of interest in Christ, no un- holy person can have, iii. 631. Of revelation satisfactory to those who received it, iv. 8. Of adoption, iv. 406. Of believers to the world, by God's sealing, iv. 406. Of the faith of God's elect, V. 405. Of interest in the covenant, loss of, vi. 54. Of forgiveness in God, vi. 427. Of the divine au- thority of the Scriptures, ignorance of, vii. 158. Of the gospel, effect oflosing, vii. 231. Of spiritual- mindedness, vii. 2!32; 298. Of interest in Christ, vii. 341. Subordinate, value of, vii. 501. Of do- minion of sin, vii. 517. Of approaching judg- ments, viii. 622. That we have received Christ, ix. 362. Internal, of the truth of the Scriptures, xvi. 307.
Evil spirits and their operations, iii. 57. Spirit, how it wrought in Saul, iii. 142. Frame of na- ture, how cured, iii. 437. And pei-verse men, why they cannot understand the Scriptures, iv. 198. Good and, knowledge of, v. 423. Propensity to, natural to man, vi. 190. Actual pressing after.
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vi. 194. Of sin, a deep sensfe of the, necessaiy, vi. 548. Thouglits, vii. 305. What things are, 7ii. 332. Origin of, x. 86.
EdUs of the fall of man, sii. 145.
Exaltation of the wisdom of God in the person of Christ, i. 75. Of Christ, i. 235, 483, ii 69, 191, iv. 489, X. 204. Glory of Christ in his, 1. 342. Of the human nature of Christ, iv. 356. Of grace, the abuse of, vi. 254.
Examination, self, vi. 538, 544. When specially- necessary, ix. 561. Of Stillingfleet's book on Se- paration, xy. 193.
Example of Christ, on following the, i. 169. Of Christ a mean of our holiness, iii. 509. Of Christ, meditation on, iv. 458. Of Christ, our duty to be conformed to the, ix. 483.
Exami)les of praying persons, iv. 304 How some- times temptations to sin, vi. 111. Evil, their in- fluence, vi. 297. Of suffering believers, how to be used, ix. 503.
Excellencies, divine, proper and adequate objects of love, i. 151. Of Christ, ii. 60. Real, the occasion of false pretences, iii. 29. Meditation on God's, iv. 322. Of God, gracious, vi. 486. Innate, of Scripture, xvi. 337.
Excellency, highest, of created nature, is holiness, iii. 579. And beauty of spiritual things, the mind must be possessed with the, vi. 188. Of Christ, ix. 462. Of the work of Christ, ix. 480. Of grace in pardoning sin, x. 621.
Excitation of graces and affections, iii. 389, iv. 268.
Excommunication, of, xi. 541, xvi. 151, 211.
Exemplary cause of holiness, Christ is the, iii. 509. Conduct, when particularly required, viii. 657. Conversation of ministers, xiii. 57.
Exequation of two substances, xii. 209.
Exercise of faith, the ground of, iii. 205. Of dili- gence promoted l)y the difficult parts of Scripture, iv. 197. Of Christian graces, iv. 208. Of gifts, the means of improving them, iv. 299. Of grace necessary, iv. 517. Of faith in prayer, v. 92. Faith will endeavour to keep itself in, in ordi- nances, V. 436. And success of grace, vi. 13. Of graces, how promoted, vii. 283, 556. Of gifts, the means of spiritual thoughts, vii. 284. Of spiritual graces, effect of, vii. 293 Of grace in duties, vii. 514.
Exhibition and tender of Christ in the gcspel, ix. 564. Of Christ in the sacrament of the supper, ix. 573, 584, 589.
Exhortations to strangers to Christ, i. 419. Kespect duty, not ability, iii, 289. To the duty of watch- fulness, vi. 149. Of Scripture, their use and de- sign, xi. 438.
Exinanition of Christ, ii. 134.
Expectation, disappointment in, iv. 414. Of relief from Christ, vi. 80. Of assistance from Christ, vi. 614. In waiting on God, vi. 614. How to be kept alive, ix. 562.
Experience and faith, 1. 397. Of the power of the truth, iii. 390. Of the defilement of sin, iii. 425. Outward profession without, dangerous, iv. 66. To be regulated by Scripture, iv. 238. Simi- larity of, in different persons, iv. 326. Best con- fronts sophistry, v. 52. Of justifying faith, v. 83. Of the law of sin in us different from general knowledge of it, vi. 159. Of believers as to for- giveness, vi. 452. When we should recur to it, vii. 370. Of benefit by ordinances, vii. 441. Of the workings of God, a great encouragement to faith, viii. 229. Of spiritual gifts, ix. 450. Of the power of the death of Christ, ix. 618. Experiences of God, to gather up, a duty, vi. 45 Experiment in the keeping of revelation, xvi. 334. Experimental religion necessai-y in a minister, ix.