Infusion of divine life, in regeneration, iii. 469. Of a gracious ability to understand the truth, iv. 167. Of gifts, extraordinary, not to be expected, iv. 51S. Of the habit of grace, xi. 97.
Ingenuity, filial, iv. 268.
Ingenuousness in the acknowledgment of sin, vi. 372, 373.
Ingratitude the highest sin against God, i. 165. Of rejecting Christ, i. 425.
Inhabitation, how the idea of, has been applied to the person of Christ, i. 231. Of the Spirit, ii. 232, iii. 549, iv. 383, xi. 329. Of God in Christians, ix. 289.
Inherent righteousness, nature of, iii. 218, 527. Sin, X. 70. Holiness, xi. 118.
Inheritance over all things lost in Adam, i, 209; recovered in Christ, i. 213. The heavenly, how secured against a second forfeiture, i. 213. Hea- venly, title to, ii. 218. The heavenly, forfeited by sin, iv. 409. Of the people of God known by him, viii. 94; dangerous to encroach upon it, viii. 94.
Iniquity cleaves to oui- holy things, i. 258. Mys- tery of, vii. 71.
Initial communion with God, ii. 9. Deliverance from sin, iii. 400. Knowledge of divine things, iv. 147. Justification, v. 139. Redemption, vi. 646.
Initiation into covenant with God, iii. 72.
Innate principles of our nature, God known by, iv. 84. Conception of the rectitude of God, x. 517. Light of nature, God reveals himself by, xvi. 310.
Innocence and holiness of Christ, ii. 50. State of Adam in, iii. 284. State of, the law given to man in, vii. 543. And guilt of infants, xi. 554. And truth vindicated, .xiii. 34.3.
Insition into Christ, i. 366.
Inspection of the heart and conduct by Christ, i. OS. Of spiritual things, iv. 129.
Inspiration the original of prophecy, iii. 129. The nature of, iii. 131. Of the prophets, iii. 132. Ad- juncts of, iii. 134. Of the Scriptures, iv. 35. im- mediate, iv. 150.
Instability, freedom from, in glory, i. 405. In holy duties, iii. 254. Of mind, vii. 382.
Instated in new relations, how believers are, ix. 466.
Institution of God, preaching an, iii. 306. Of the church a c;iuse of tlianksgiving, ix. 528. Of the Lord's supper, ix. 5S3, 616.
Institutions of worship under the law, i. 1-35. Of the law could not purge away sin, iii. 433 Of worship, delight in, vii. 430. Of Christ, chief things to be aimed at in observing, xv. 455. Of the new testament not ceased, xv. 465; why to beobserved,.\v.471. Of the gospel, the principal, XV. 477.
Instruction, one end of preaching, iii. 303. Mutual, necessary as to the thingsof God, iv. 1.3. Of Adam, vocal, xiii. 9. In the worship of God, xv. 445.
Instrument, the gospel an, in the hand of God, iv 43.
Instrumental cause of purification, iii 446; of
justification, v. lOS; of spiritual freedom, vii. 554.
Instrumentality of the word, iii. 235.
Instruments provided for the work of God, iii. 16. God never wants, to execute his anger, viii. 92. Mean and low, used by God for great purposes, viii. 328. Musical, who first used them in the worship of God, ix. 463.
Insufficiency of human learning, ii. 111. Of moral certainty, iv. 47. Sense of our own, iv. 456. Of legal obedience, v. 25. To manage spiritual thoughts, vii. 383.
Integrity and upriglitness, importance of, vi. 142. Of the Hebrew and Greek text, xvi. 345. Of the Scriptures, xvi. 363.
Intellective knowledge of God, x. 23.
Intelligence, simple, belongs to God, xii. 127.
Intension of mind in the exercise of grace, i. 448 ; in attendance on the means of grace, iii. 230 ; in the exercise of prayer, iv. 295.
Intention of Christ at liis death, according to the Universalists, vain and fruitless, x 238.
Intentions, whether divine, can be frustrated, x. 43.
Intercession of Christ, ii. 198, iv. 357, xi. 365; a cause of our holiness, iii. 506, 631. Of the Spirit, iv. 288. Of Christ secures the covenant, Ix. 419; wherein it consists, x. 176 ; its nature, x. 184 ; how represented by the high priest entering into the holiest place, x. 183; how distinguished before and after his incarnation, x 184, 185 ; proved to be of equal compass with his oblation, x. 186; vindicated from objections, x. 1S7.
Intercision of faith, how attempted, xi. 86. Of Christianity, whether Judaism was an, xiii. 7.
Intercourse of love between Christ and the church, i. 159. With God, holiness necessary to our, iii. 573. Of soul with God, iv. 328.
Interest, mutual, between Christ and his people, i. 354. In Christ, necessity of, i. 421. In God, our first, how lost, ii. 6. Of faith, obedience, and wor- ship, in principles of truth, iii. 64. In sanctifica- tion not always known, iii. 373. In tlie blood of Christ, how obtained, iii. 457. In election evi- denced by holiness, iii. 593. In Christ, how ob- tained, iv. 410. Regeneration not previous to, in forgiveness, vi. 597. Of God's people dear to hira, viii. 412. In Christ, the general work of faith, ix. 496. In the promises, xi. 2.33.
Intermission, there must not be any in opposing sin, vi. 174.
Internal conformity to Christ, i. 169. Works of God, i. 473. Actings of the Trinity, iii. 66. Acts of holiness, iii. 528. Wants, i v. 273. Manner of duty, vi. 235. Liberty, vii. 550. Form of God's work of sending the Spirit, ix. 447. Gmce, x. 135. Court of God, x. 613. Evidence of the truth of the Scriptures, xvi. 307. Light, of, xvi. 466.