Gospellers, who they were, iv. 445.
Governing/ the world, the providence of God, x. 30.
Government of the church, iv. 514, viii. 49. Of the Spirit renounced, vi. 208. Rights of the divine, X. 567. Church, xv. 489.
Governoi; supreme, of the Jewish polity, God the, X, 592.
Grace, of union, as it respects the person of Christ, i. 227. A necessary preparation for glory, i. 288. How to obtain fresh supplies of, i 432. Fellowship with Christ in, ii. 47. Of Christ boundless, ii. 61. Purchased, of communion with Christ in, ii. 154; causality of, ii. 155. Habitual, nature of, ii. 199. Of Christ, acquaintance witfi the, ii. 203. How acted and exercised by Christ, iii. 169. Spirit of, iii. 201. Common work of, iii. 236, xi. 640. Not amoral persuasion only, iii. 311. How efficient in conversion, iii. 311, 315. Victorious and irresistible, iii. 317, 319, x. 1.34. Produced by a creating act, iii. 323. And nature opposed, iii. 308. Dependent on continual influences from God, iii. 393. Originally all in Christ, iii. 414. And duty reconciled, iii. 4.33. Excited by afflic- tions, iii. 448. And sin, how they oppo.sc each other, iii 489. Delivers the soul from spiritual encumbrances, iii 496. How communicated from Christ, iii. .521. Administration of, not always equal, iii. 020. Spirit of, iv. .56. And gift of pr.aycr, iv. 308. And works, how opposed, v. 24. Covenant of, v. 270. Preventing, vi. 93. Renew- ing, vi. 94. To be cherished and improved, vi. 51)2. Thankfulness for, a principal duty of be-
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lievers in this world, vi. 592. Sin and, dominion of, vii. 505-560. The decay 'if its principle, how recovered from, ix. 368. How we should apply to Christ to strengthen it, ix. 376. How resident in Christ, ix. 482. And glory merited for us by Christ, X. 93. Cause of, x. 100. Common, x. 134. Universal, xii. 551. Distinction between moral virtue and, xiii. 411. Graces perfected in heaven, i. 412. Not abso- lutely in our own power, iii. 367. Of holiness improved into perfection, iii. 375. How in- increased and strengthened, iii. 389. Concate- nation of, iii. 302. In which believers resem- ble God, iii. 6S4, 586. Spiritual, how different from gifts, iv. 420. Improved by the mortifica- tion of sin, vi. 23. Of believers, how related to Christ, vi. 585. Exercise of, in worship, vii. 434. Acted and exercised in the oblation of Christ, xii. 556. Grandeur of the gospel ministry, iv. 488. Worldly, trust in, a sourceof corruption in the church, xv. 128. Grant of Christ to those who believe, ix. 617. Gratitude and obedience from the pai-doned due
to God, X. 622. Gravity in ministers, iv. 512. Greatness of some duties, vi. 94. Of the power of sin, vi. 205. Of the mystery of forgiveness, vi. 412. Of pardoning mercy, vi. 498. Of God seen in the everlasting covenant, ix. 428. Greek tongue, why the books of the New Testa- ment were written in the, iv. 212. And Hebrew text, purity of, xvi. 345. Once ageneral language, xvi. 363. Greeks and Jews, the two classes to whom the gos- pel was preached, iv. 40. Grief for sin, iii. 233.
Gineve the Spirit, how we mav, ii. 149. We must not, the Holy Spirit, ii. 264, iv. 373,413; when we do, vii. 459 ; consequences if we do, viii. 306. Groaning under present infirmities, i. 384. Grotius, annotations of, reviewed, xii. 617. Di- gression on his interpretation of Isaiah liii., xii. 455. Lections out of, considered, xvi. 419. Ground and pillar of the truth, the church is the,
iv. 30. Grounds of ancient and present Pelagianism, v. 22. Of evangelical holiness, v. 380. Of men's delight in divine woi'ship, vii. 423. Of believers' assurance, xi. 81. Of the saints' perseverance, xi. 109. Of obligation to moral duties, xiii. 438. Of desiie for liberty, xiii. 577. Of nonconfonnity, XV. 141. Growth in grace, means of, i. 118. And increase of spiritual life, i. 4-38. In grace and wisdom, how ascribed to Christ, iii. 170. Of the new creature, iii. 214. In holiness enjoined and required, iii. 387. In holiness, compared to that of plants and trees, iii. 396. In holiness secret and indiscernible, iii. 396. In holiness an object of faith, iii. 401. And increase of spiritual graces, iii. 505, vi. 23. In holiness an advance towards gloi-y, iii. 582. And progress in knowledge, how attained, iv. 200. Means of spiritual, vii. 284. In grace slow and imperceptible, vii. 449. Guests, thoughts about spiritual things, compared
to, vi. 297. Guidance of hands of the penmen of Scripture, iii. 144. External, tlie Spirit leads into all truth not by,iv.l44. Of faith, vii. 445. Of the Holy Spirit, xi. 342. Guide, the Holy Spirit our, iii, 533. Safe, the
church of Rome no, xiv. 481. Guides, false, in religion, mischief done by, iii. 353. lu religion, defects of, vii. 182. Spiritual, when to be consulted, vii. 239. The sou), how faith, ix. 493.
Guilt, how to keep alive a sense of, ii. 193. Dis- quieting sense of, iii. 233. And filth of sin, how made known, iii. 428. Of sin, sense of, necessary, vi. 50. Sometimes prevented by death, vi,263. Destructive of consolation, vi. 341. Of sin, how removed by Christ, xi. 290. Of sin, redemption from, xii. 519. Of schism, xv. 377.
Guilty, before God, all are, v. 26. The meaning of the word in Scripture, v. 197. Wliether those ought to be called, for whom Christ made satis- faction, X. 599