Interpositions between us and Christ, i. 377.
Interpretation, false assertion of the church of Rome on, iv. 121. Of Scripture, constant sup- plication necessaiy for the right, iv. 204. Of tongues, iv. 472. Of severe providences, viii. 604. Of ScripturL^, who is qualified and authorized for the, xiv. 40. Of Scripture, xvi. 4-37.
Interpreter, duty of a faithful, iv. 204.
Intimations of the love of Christ, how obtained, i. 398. Of the love of God, signal, vi. 557. Of Providence, ix. 555.
Introduction of spiritual light into the mind, iv. 172. Of grace by Christ, v. 44.
Intuitive notions of the divine essence not possible, i. 65. The view of Christ in heaven will be, i. 378. Knowledge of God, x. 23, xi. 142.
Invisible life, how given to the church, iv. 428. State, the soul enters by death, ix. 531.
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Invitations, condescension of Christ in his, i. 422.
Invocation of God, 1. 22. Of Christ, 1. UO.
Iota, .-ind tittle, every, of Scripture, sacred, iv. 213.
Irregularity, evil effects of, ii. 11.5. In the exercise of grace, iii. 400. Of our natures the cause of shame, iii. 452. Of the affections, iv. 279.
Irresistibility of the power of God, why denied, x. 12. Of grace, x. 1S4.
Isaac, sacrifice of, x. 531.
Israel of God, w)io are the, vi. 643. Their appella tions and distributions, ix. 131. Or the Jews, types of the church, in their deliverances and ordinances, x. 257.
Issue of tlie death of Christ, x. 457.
Issiies of entering into temptation, vi. 102.
James and Paul, no contradiction between, on the subject of justification, v. 384.
Jealousy and unbelief distinguished, vi. 558. Sa- crifice of, ix. 566. How ascribed to God, xii. 114.
Jehovah, import of the name, ix. 246. Christ called, xii. 250.
Jephthah, pagan account of the sacrifice of, x. 531.
Jeroboam, how he was haidened, viii. 331.
Jesuits, trick of the, i. 431.
Jews and Greeks, the two classes to whom the gos- pel was preached, iv. 40. Dispersion of, conse- quences of, iv. 212. Of their conversion and resto- ration, iv. 440. Apostle Paul's consideiation of the state of the, v. 25. Offended by the mean appearance of Christ, viii. 331. Opinion of Armi- nians as to salvation of ancient, x. 109. Admi- nistration of divine ordinances among the, xiii. 10. Objections of the, against Christ, xiv. 77, 356.
John Baptist, why superior to the prophets, iv. 426.
Joseph of Arimathea, said to have brought the gos- pel into Britain, xiv. 95.
Joy, spiritual, ii. 262. Connected with the love of Christ, ix. 465.
Judah, how ruling with God, viii. 93.
Judah, Rabbi, author of the Mishna, the text of the Talmud, xvi. 378.
Judge, the, before whom we are to appear, to be duly considered, v. 13. God is, of all, vi. 630. We must not, xv. 136.
Judging self, v. 452. Self, for sin, vi. 375. The state of others, how far we may do it, vi. 591. Of doctrines, the rule for, xi. 608, 611.
Judgment, how committed to Christ, i. 138. Con- viction of, ii. 105. IIow the world is convinced of, iv. 367. None able to stand before God in, v. 18. Final, on what grounds it will proceed, v. 160. Of the law on sinners, vi. 315. Final, as yet future, vi. 632. Of sin, making a proper, vii. 177. Of spiritual barrenness, ix. 179. A spiritual, the gift of God, xvi. 327.
Judgments, amazing, iii. 346. Spiritual, why in- flicted, iv. 417. Executed by Christ in the world, iv. 433. Extraordinary outward, vii. 40. Of God, why brought upon a church, vii. 460. llow mercies become, viii. 38. On persecutors, viii. 186. Why brought on churches, viii. 600. When inevitable, viii. 616. IIow we may be pre- pared for them, ix. 398. How to be considered when they fall promiscuously on men, ix. 492. Of God on men, x. 545.
Judicial hardness of heart, vi. 48, vii. 534. Actings of God as to his own people, vi. 262. Hardness of heart and blindness of mind, vii. 144.
Julian the apostate, his conduct, vii. 48.
Justice of God, clearly revealed in Christ, ii. 83. Of divine, ix. 521, x. 481. And truth of God, how maintained, x. 464. Different kinds of, x. 497. Of God in the punishment of sin, xii. 433.
Justiciaries, self, Romanists, xiii. 135.
Justijlcation, i. 487, v. 7, xii. 561, 591. Calumny against, refuted, iii. 416. Not for our obedience, iii. 608. Abuse of, v. 5. First and second, v. 31, 137. Who are capable subjects of, v. 82. Instru- mental cause of, v. IDS. Notion and signification of the word in Scripture, v. 12.3. Continuation of, V. 143. Complete, v. 143. Formal cause of, v. 205. By faith, v. 290. The life of, vii. 488. Wherein it consists, X. 276. Before believing, x. 449.
Keys of the kingdom of heaven, iv. 441. Power of the, xvi. 63.
Killing of sin, what it is, iii. 544.
Kindness and benignity an evidence of holiness, iii. 586. Required towards believers, iii. 588. To- wards God, how the heart may be kept full of, V. 418. OfChrist as our High Priest, vi. 81. And love of God, a check to sin, vi. 240. Acts of, God is more willing to do, than to punish, x. 594.
Kingdom of Satan erected on darkness, i. 297. Of Christ, nature of, ii. 72 ; to what it is compared, viii. 5 ; how carried on, viii. 320, 376 ; glorious things belonging to it, viii. 334 ; wherein it con- sists, viii. 371 ; within us, viii. 374.