Fault, the saying of Gregory about the happy, ii. 89, viii. 35.
Favour, free, of Christ, ii. 47. Of God, continuance of, xi. 235.
Fear excited in sinners by a knowledge of their state, i. 210. Of not being received by Christ groundless, i. 423. And dread attending convic- tion of sin, iii. 358. Inseparable from guilt, iii. 428. Of sin, a fruit of faith, iii. 461. Of man, cure of, iii. 612. Of punishment for sin, v. 77. Of punishment ineffectual, vi. 47. Of being re- jected of God, vi. 336. Casting out, vi. 552. Of the anger of God, how it should work, viii. 82. Of God, what it is to have our hearts hardened from it, ix. 299. Of eternal death and destruc- tion twofold, xi. 468. How ascribed to God, xii. 113.
Fearlessness of danger, vi. 209.
Fears, fictitious, of men, x. 521. Pei-plexing, anxious, xi. 388.
Fellow-feeling, how expressed, ii. 141.
Felloivship with Jesus Christ, ii. 40. Church, rules of, xiii. 55.
Few real Christians in the world, ix. 478.
Fiat Lux, animadversions on, xiv. 1.
Fighting against sin the way to mortify it, vi. 30.
Figments of sin, vi. 191.
Figurative language of Scripture, iii. 70.
Figure, not a naked, of Christ in the ordinance of the supper, ix. 563. Of God not visible, xii. 98.
Filiation, a personal adjunct, iii. 165. Of Christ, xii. 184.
Filth of sin, how purged, iii. 436.
Finger of God, the Holy Spirit is the, iii. 97.
Finisher and author of grace, Qo<l is the, x. 102.
Finishing of sin, xi. 660.
Fire, emblem of the Spirit, iii. 76. On the altar, what it signified, iii. 76. And water the means of all typical cleansing, iii. 423. God is a con-
suming, X. 553, 603. Of hell, meaning of, xii. 147. The, that is not quenched, xii. 492.
Firmness, how communicated to the new creation, i. 374.
Firsl-born, Christ the, i. 64, xii. 266.
First-fruits and dawnings of perfection, ii. 9. Spi- ritual, iv. 411,
Fitness of Christ to save, ii. 51. Of Christ to suffer and bear sin, ii. 67. Of Christ for his work, ii. 159.
Fixation of mind in prayer, iv. 329.
Fixing the soul to the object of delight, i. 461. The minds of sinners, iii. 350. Of the imagination, iv. 466.
Flesh, freedom from clogs of the, in gloi-y, i. 405. Deeds of the, must be mortified, vi. 8. When temptations arise from the, vi. 95. Weariness of the, vii. 173. Weakness of the, xi. 419. Preva- lency of the, xi. 519.
Flock; state of the, should be known to ministers, ix. 456.
Faedits, origin of the word, xii. 499.
Followers of Christ, who ought to be, iv. 458.
Following the example of Christ, i. 169. After holiness, ii. 152. God, how we are prepared for, viii. 90.
ii\)% of human wisdom, ii. 116. God leavens the counsels of his enemies with, viii. 116.
Food, provision of spiritual, i. 411. Spiritual, of the soul, vii. 283.
Foolishness, to whom spiritual things are, iii. 262, 263.
Forbearance of God, ii. 85, x. 461. And patience of God, how to be considered, vi. 58. Mutual, viii. 57.
Force, no, in the operations of the Spirit, iii. 225. Used by our enemies, vi. 189. Inward, thoughts arising from, vii. 279, 280. And deceit of sin, vii. 507. Suppressing opinions by fruitless, viii. 180. Used against the conscience, xiii. 527. In religion, of, xiv. 544.
Foreknowledge of God, x. 22, xi. 153, xii. 115.
Foreseen faith, predestination not for, x. 64.
Foretaste of future blessedness, i. 415. Of everlast- ing vengeance, when given, iv. 417.
Foretelling futui-e events, xii. 134.
Foreview, divine, of the portion of believers, viii. 94.
Forfeiture, second, how the heavenly inheritance is secured against, i. 213.
Forgetfulness of God, vii. 352.
Forgiveness, freedom of, ii. 427. Of sin, its dis- covery great, holy, and mysterious, vi. 386. Evidences of, with God, vi. 427. Brotherly, re- quired, vi. 494. Of sin, whether there could be, without satisfaction, x. 5S6. Of sin, xii. 347.
Form, internal and external, of the church, ix. 447. Of a servant, Christ appeared in the, xii. 287. Of prayer, whether prescribed by Christ, xii. 577.
Formal reason of holiness, iii. 473. Object of faith in the word of God, iv. 16. Dispositions to justification, what are not, v. 79. Cause of justi- fication, V. 205. Cause of a particular church, xvi. 25.
Formality in duty, danger of, vi. 121. In religion, its cause, vi. 293. Habitual, vii. 639.
Formation of the new nature, i. 366. Of the host of heaven and earth the work of the Spirit, iii. 96. Of the body of Christ in the womb, iii. 162.
Former mercies to be remembered, viii. 87.
Forms of prayer, iv. 239, 338, xv. 21. In religion, various, i.x. 170,
Fornication, spiritual, ii. 150.
Fortitude, perseverance a part of, xi. 20.
Fortuitous event of things, iv. 86.
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JFoundation of church-order, i. 33, iii. 18, 192. Of our communion with the Holy Ghost, 11. 222. Of all religion is the nature of God, iii. 64. Of the ministi7 in the church, iii. 191, ix. 431. Of the church in the promise of the Spirit, iii. 192. Of moral differences among men, iii. 415. Of con- solation, vi. 439. Of gospel preaching, vi. 523, And building work not to be mixed together, vi. 664. Of the house of God, riii. 291. Of the doc- trine of the saints' perseverance, fivefold, xi. 120. Of divine predictions, xi. 223. Of the promises immutable, xi. 2-31. Fountain of grace, Christ an endless, ii. 68. Of pur- chased giace, ii. 154, 155. Of life, God the, iii. 292. And spring of holiness, iii. 503. Of grace, inter- nal, when our thoughts issue from, vii 292. And spring of all glory, the love of Christ, ix. 609. Of sin in all person.s, lust the, xi. 511. Frame, evil, of nature, how cured, iii. 437. Of be- lievers under the actings of indwelling sin, vi. 160. Holy, constantly keeping the soul in a, vi. 185. Of the mind for obedience, proper, vi. 217. Of the heart to be attended to, vii. 248. Of soul, watchful, how preserved, vii. 295. Framer of the world, God the, x. 32. Frames and disposition of the soul, iv. 274. Un-