455. Expiation of sin, xii. 426.
Expiatory sacrifices confirmed the promise of Christ's incarnation, i. 121 ; unfolded the doc- trine of imputation, v. 34.
ExjMsitors of Scripture, why they so frequently fail of success, iv. 205.
Expostulation: declarative of our duty, not of God's desires, x. 401.
Expressions in prayer, spiritual and full, ii. 123.
Expulsion of spiritual darkness from the mind, iv. 172. Of the gospel from a people, viii. 24.
Extent of redemption, vi. 646, x. 208.
Extenuation of sin, danger of, v. 23. Of sin, vi. 99, 246.
Eye of Christ, how we lay under the, in our misery, i. 335. The Father as love, we should, ii. 32. Of Christ, we are always under the, vi. 151.
Eyeing the Lord Jesus, ii. 203, 204.
Eyes, metaphorical, of Christ, ii. 73. Opening the, iv. 162. The lust of the, vi. 246. Wilfully closed against the light, vii. 354.
Faculties of the soul perfected in glory, i. 405. Of the mind affected by sin, vii. 519.
Faculty, new, in heaven for beholding the glory of Christ, i. 3S0. How prayer is a spiritual, iv. 271. Of prediction, iv. 469.
Faint, when men, under afflictions, ii. 260. When the people of God are ready to, viii. 140.
Faith, i. 485, xii. 561. Of the church under the old testament in the person of Christ, i. 100. The principle and spring of assigning honour to him, i. 120. Person of Christ, object of, i. 129. Glory of Christ seen by, i. 374. How it acts in receiv- ing the Holy Ghost, ii. 231. And obedience, how to be regulated, iii. 118. Actually wroughtbygrace, iii. 320. Instrumentality of, in sanctification, iii. 323. And love, the springs of holiness, how increased, iii. 389. What, is required to please God, iii. 413. Gives an interest in the blood of Christ, iii. 443. Working by prayer for victory over sin, iii. 445. How it promotes conformity to God, iii. 584. Without holiness vain, iii. 628. The reason of, iv. 7. In prayer, iv. 203, v. 92. Of miracles, iv. 461. Of men when they- come to die, V. 33. Justifying, v. 70, 93, ix. 21. Histori- cal, V. 72. Causes of, v. 74 The instrumental cause of justification, v. 108. Justification by it alone, v. 290. How expressed in Scripture, v. 291. And works, the doctrine of, V. 384. Of God's «lect, evidences of, v. 405. To be specially exer- cised on the death of Christ, vi. 83. Acting, on the promises, vi. 125. In prayer, countermines the deceit of sin, vi. 227. Its connection with forgiveness, vi. 410. And spiritual sense distin- guished, vi. 561. Necessity of, for the enjoyment of ordinances, vii. 4-36. Assimilation to spiritual things, tlie work of, vii. 445. Strengthened by the remembrance of former mercies, viii. 87 En- couraged to great services by observing the glori- ous appearances of God, viii. 89. Encouraged by past and promised mercies, viii. 100 Makes the most afflicted state comfortable, viii. 101. In the promises of God and their accomplishment iuseparaWe, viii. 227. Carnal policy an enemy to it, viii. 2.33. How exercised ia the Lord's supper, viii. 561. True, but weak, gives safety, though not comfort, ix. 28. A means of humble walking witli God, ix. 120. How it acts under distress, ix. 239. The grounds of, ix. 242. The supports of, ix. 247. Necessary to be acted on the nature and properties of God, ix. 247. A con- stant exercise of it necessary to dying daily, ix. 337. How it resigns the departing soul to God, ix. 3-39. Wliat weakens, as to prayer, ix. 379. Use of, in a time of public calamity, i.x. 490. The exercise of, by Christ, ix. 630. Cause of, x. 100.
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The purchase of the death of Christ, x. 234. The promise of the covenant, x. 237. How procured by Christ, absolutely or conditionally, x. 243. In- dispensably necessary to salvation, x. 253 Ob- jective, X. 2-54. Whether procured for all by the death of Christ, x. 2-55. The command of, put)- lished to all, x. 29S. The SLveral acts of, x. 314. An evidence of saintship, xi. 94. How strengthened, xi. 394. Unity of, wherein It con- sists, xiv. 257. And charity of lioman Catholics, xiv. 349.
Faithfulness of God to be pleaded in prayer, iii. 411. Of God, vi. 82, xi. 244. Of God in his threatenings, viii. 608.
FaU, what man lost by the, i. 209. State of Adam before the, x. 82.
Falling from duties, iii. 622. Into temptation, vi. 97. Oflf from God, vi. 309. Away of believers, xi. 598. Away from the faith, xiii. 120.
Familiarity, undue, with God, vi. 396.
Families, paternal instruction of, xiii. 15.
Family of God, how re-collected, i. 371. Of God, believers introduced into it by adoption, ii. 207. Prayer, iv. 313.
Fancies, our own, how we are cheated by them, vi. 130.
Fancy and imagination, the prayers of some per- sons only the effect of, iv. 329. And imagina- tion, influence of on the mind, vii. 472.
Fate and state of Protestant religion, xiv. 531.
Father, communion with the, ii. 11. The, how said to raise Christ from the dead, iii. 182. Eter- nal, Christ the, xii. 314.
Fathers, consent of the, its proper use, iv. 227. The ancient, their sentiments on justification, v. 36. Testimonies of the, as to the supreme authority of Scripture, xiii. 473.