Glass, present sight of Christ in a, i. 375. Of life, xiii. 5.
Glorification of the human nature of Christ, i. 238. Inseparable connection betwen calling, justificar tion,and, xi.l71.
Glorified body of Christ the pattern of ours, iii. 183. God i.s, by worship, vi. 461.
Glwify God, what it is to, iii. 65 ; by worship, the way to, vii. 444.
Glorious, the work of the ministry, ix. 451.
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Glory of God, manifested in Christ, i. 51, 73. Of truth is its light and power, i. 80. Of Christ, gracious discoveries of the, i. 114. Actual, how rendered to God in the works of creation, i. 183. In heaven, i. 241. Of Christ, beholding the, i. 2S8 ; as the representative of God to the church, i. 293 ; iu the mysterj of his person, i. 309 ; how repre- sented in Scripture, i. 31.5: as Mediator, i. 322; in his conjunction with the church, i. 352; in communication of himself to believers, i. 3(50. Entrance into, i. 493. The, of ho- liness, iii. 376. Approaches to, consist in grow- ing holiness, iii. 582. Of the church, the true, iv. 475. Of a party, danger of being the, vi. 120. Of God to be regarded in duty, vi. 236. Of God, what it is, ix. 31. Grace and, merited for us by Christ, X. 93. Of divine justice, how revealed, X. 618. Spiritual, of believers, xi. 117.
Glorying in sin abominable, iii. 454. In ourselves forbidden, viii. 25. In the love of God, xi. 59.
Gnostics, doctrine of the, i. 38.
Goat, scape, typical, v. S4, ix. 597.
God, of, i. 471 ; his works, i. 473 ; liis providence, 1. 475 ; his law, i. 476. The author of sauctifi- cation, iii. 369. How he made Christ to be sin, V. 348. Enmity of the carnal mind against, vi. 178. Proper consideration of, vi. 217, 222. We must meditate of, with God, vi. 225. The proper object of spiritual thoughts, vii. 351. Ilis end in sending the gospel to some nations, viii. 15. Gives glorious manifestationsof himself to his se- cret ones, viii. 89. His glory engaged for the pro- tection of his servants, viii. 152. How he may be said to give men up to sin, viii. 155. His name and nature, ix. 39. His mercifulness, ix. 40. His goodness, the ground of faith, ix. 42. His sovereignty in providence, ix. 116. Will help his people in distress, ix. 253. Himself is in the covenant, ix. 424. In Christ to be uncondition- ally accepted, ix. 427. In Christ the immediate object of worship, ix. 548. How considered in the satisfaction made by Christ, in respect of us, X. 266. How he is our creditor, x. 270. How he exercises his supreme dominion, x. 272. Nature of, xii. 86.
Godhead of Christ essential to his office as prophet, i. 87 ; as king, i. 96 ; as priest, i. 99.
Godliness, how promoted, xi. 3S2. Not promoted by the doctrine of the defectibility of the saints, xi. 609.
Godly, sorrow, how produced, v. 452. The, why involved in public judgments, vi. 631. Per- sons, an objection against them answered, viii. 468.
Gods, private, forbidden by the Roman law, xiii. 524.
Go'e'l, or next of kin, Christ our, i. 87.
Gold, the peculiar properties of, ascribed to Christ, ii. 71.
Good, all things were created, i. 61. PI asure, God's love of, ii. 21 The perfections of God all mani- fested in doing us, ii. 91. Work.s, necessity of, ii. 315. All, in us wrought by the Holy Spirit, iii. 27. How the Holy Spirit is, iii. 58 All, as- cribed to the Holy Spirit, iii. 83. Spirit of God overruling Satan, iii. 142. Man, who is a, iii. 587. And evil, knowledge of, v. 423. When the word of God does, to the soul, vi. 78. Believers would do, notwithstanding indwelling sin, vi. 100. The object of the will in believers, vi. 253. We cannot judge what is, lor us, vi. 635. Word of God, vii. 20. Signs, viii. IS. Matter to be- lievers, the things of Christ, ix. 472. The, of pu- nitory justice, a debt to the universe, x. 612. Of others one end of punishment, xii. 43?!. How God is, to all, xii. 552. Works, merit of, xiv. 200.
Goodness of God, a communicative principle, i. 59. Divine, proper object of love, i. 151. Of God as discov, red by the light of nature, iii. 272. Of the nature of God, infinite, vi. 399. And severity of God, viii. 693, 597. An all-sufficiency of, in God, ix. 431.
Gospel, the ministration of the Spirit, iii. 26. How abused and despised, iii. 265. Its influence on the lusts and desires of men, iii. 277. Things which are peculiarly its own, iii. 278. More clearly discovers what is known by the light of nature, iii. 278. What it superadds to moral duties, iii. 278. Sent to men in pursuance of the decree of election, iii. 595. Precepts, nature of, iii. 607, 60S. Why called the "ministration of the Spirit," iv. 502. Grounds of faith, v. 401. The sovereignty of God in sending it, viii. 19 ; in the continuance of it in any place, viii. 23 ; in the re- formation of its doctrines and worship, viii. 24. What men may do towards its expulsion, viii. 24. Its efficacy in conversion, viii. 31. Danger of losing it, viii. 31. Want of it the greatest loss, viii. 33. Happiness of enjoying it, viii. 39. Con- secxuences of abusing it, viii. 39. Favours not civil penalties against heretics, viii. 202. To be preached in all the world, viii. 390. Embracing of the, the safety of a nation, viii. 390. Repre- sents Christ as the object of faith, viii. 552. Duty of Christians to propagate it, viii. 576. Wor- ship, its beauty and glory, ix. 56. What those do who are not satisfied with it, ix 60. Op- posed to outward splendour under the law, ix. 67. Stains the glory of outward pomp in worship, ix. 68. Worship, how performed in and by the Spirit, ix. 69. Worship of the new testament, ix. 79. Why not successful in some plac.s, ix. 181. Removal of it, ix. 187. Season, what it is, ix. 195. The nature of it, ix. 222. The power of God, ix. 235. Charity, nature of, ix. 256. Charity, how exercised, ix. 261. How and upon what grounds preached to all, x. 297, 3S3. Promises, what, xi. 227. Institutions of the, remarks concerning, XV. 8. Church-state as appointed by Christ, xv. 261.