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John Owen • SECTION 297

Section 297

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spiritual, falling into, vii. 538. Fraud used by our enemies, vi. 189. Free, the love of God is, ii. 33. From sin, Christ is, ii. 63. The Holy Spirit, as given to believers, ii. 228. The operation of the Spirit is, ii. 238. Pardon, ii. 427. Spiritual gifts, in what sense, iv. 422. Acknowledgment of sin, vi. 372. Mercy, a vision of, viii. 5. Agents, how they work, x. 24, 43. Grace effectual for conversion, x. 395. Grace ener- vated and overthrown by a general ransom, x. 411. Divine justice supposed by Twisse and Rutherford to be, X. 607, 608. And gracious, the promises are, xi. 227. Actions of men foretold by God, xli. 134. Free-icill, nature of, iii. 494, x. 114. Opposed to free

grace, viii. 301. Freedom of believers, ii. 211. And bounty in the gift of the Spirit, iii. 108. And liberty, spiritual, vii. 165. From evil in heaven, vii. 332. Spiritual, instrumental cause of, vii. 554. Of effectual grace, viii. 31. Of pardon, x. 446. Of the love of God, xi. 395. Frequency of holy acts and duties, iii. 498. In read- ing the Scriptures, iv. 200. In exercise of prayer, iv. 32.3. Of meditation, vi. 225. Of spiritual communication, xiii. 69. Friends, the union of, how applied to the person of Christ, 1.231. Christ makes his people his, ii. 119. Friendship, love of, i. 155. Of Satan, what it is, vi.

1.35. Between God and man, xii. 531. Fruitfulness of the love of God, ii. 30, xi. 397. Of the love of Christ, ii. 63. Our obligation to, iv. 178. For the good of others, why expected, iv. 435, 436. And tendency of sin, vi. 11. Fruition of God, the everlasting, ii. 93. Fruitless and barren knowledge of God, its cause,

i. 78. Fruitlessness, spiritual, cause of, vi. 343. Fruits of the Spirit, ii. 199. Of sin, iii. 542 Of election, iii. 596. Spiritual first, iv. 411. Good, from whence they proceed, iv. 428. Of the Spu'it, why we are made to abound in them, vi. 19. Of divine love, peculiar, vi. 241. Of assurance, vi- 414. Of the love of Christ, ix. 611. And effects of the death of Christ, x 212. Of election, all purchased by Christ, x. 256. Of the death of Christ, all spiritual good things are, xi. 302. Of the death of Christ, causes, ends, and, xii. 411. Frustration, whether the purposes of God are liable to, x. 43, 1S3.

Fuel to our lusts, what is, vi. 110.

Fulness of revelation, why necessary, 1. 94. Of Christ, ii. 17, x. 167. Of Christ to save, ii. 51. Of grace in Christ, ii 66. Of God, communica- tions made from, to believers, iii. 516 ; how com- municated, iii. 521. Of the heart with love to Christ, effect of, ix. 475. Of divine gifts, x. 168.

Functions, the true, of the magistrate, xiii. 496.

Fundamental act of faith, i. 427. Principles to be attended to in the trial of spirits, iii. 34, Maxim in justification, v. 24. Truth, forgiveness a, vi. 442.

Furtherance of devotion, certain rites and cei'emo- nies pleaded as, xv. 467.

Future blessings, how to be expected, viii. 87. Things foreseen by God, xii. 126.

Futurition of things, the divine purpose the only foundation of, xi. 142.

Gainsayers, how refuted, iv. 362.

Galileans, sacrificed by Pilate, viii. 601.

Garrison, believers kept as in a, vi. 134.

Gates of hell, what are the, i. 35.

Gathering the churches, iv. 442. Into church-order, iv. 496.

Gauls, sacrifices of the, x. 527.

Genealogies of Scripture, iv. 199.

General notions of the love of Christ, we must not be satisfied with, i. 337. Mercy, no hope in, ii. 103. Regard to duty not sufficient, vi. 236. Grace, x. 134. Expressions in Scripture, end and aim of, x. 298. Councils, xiii. 143.

Generation, eternal, of Christ, i. 13, xii. 73, 213.

Gentiles, calling of the, iv. 440. State of the, v. 25.

Geography, use of, in the interpretation of Scrip- ture, iv". 219.

Germans, the sacrifices of the, x. 626.

Ghost, how Christ gave up the, ill. 177. Of Tire- sias, V. 67.

Gift of prophecy, iii. 128 ; whether ever conferred on wicked men, iii. 139 ; falsely pretended to, and abused, iii. 142 ; not sanctifying, iii. 141. Of prayer, iv. 298. And grace of prayer, iv. 308 ; for what ends bestowed, iv. 325. Of Christ, the ministry is the, ix. 431. The heavenly, xi. 649.

Gifts, spiritual, iii. 15, 232, iv. 307, 420. For civil government, whence derived, iii. 147. For the office of mediator collated on Christ, iii. 171. For edification, iii. 410. How to be prayed for, iii. 411. When improperly used, iii. 501. Weak- ened by desuetude, iv. 323. Spiritual, the Holy Spirit an advocate in and by the communication of, iv. 364 ; not to be bought, iv. 423 ; extraordi- nary, iv. 474. Of the Spirit, ordinary, iv. 486. Neglect of improving, vi. 346. May be exercised without grace, vii. 2-84. Spiritual, are servants, not rulersi, vii. 296. Spiritual, how imparted, ix. 432.

Girding on his sword, what meant by Christ's, ix. 485.

Giving and receiving, communion in, ii. 22. And receiving how related, iii. 106. Of the Spirit, what it includes, iii. 107. Up a people to their own sinful ways, how done, viii. 156.

Glances, our sight of Christ, as by, i. 377. Of the heart at sin, xi. 657.

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