Kingly office of Christ, i. 96, 480. Power of Christ, end of, iii. 637. Power of Christ glorious, ix. 475.
Kings, their sins punished on the people, viii. 136. Equity of God towards them, viii. 136. IIow enslaved by the church of Rome, xiii. 167. Eccle- siastical power committed to, xiv. 378.
Knowledge of the withdrawment of Christ, how it may be obtained, i. 392. Self, importance of, ii. 94, vi. 131. Of divine things, by their operations and effects, iii. 38. Of our sanctification, iii. 400. The word of, iv. 459. Of the word of Christ, vi. 139. Of indwelling sin, important, vi- 168. Should be followed by practice, vi. 301. Of God, how ob- tained, vi. 428. Of oui- state, whether attainable, vi. 588. Requisite for the ministry, ix. 456. Of God, intuitive and intellective, x. 23. And pos- session of deliverance, x. 475. Conceit of our own, a cause of divisions, xv. 138.
Labour, necessary in the work of the ministry, vii. 189.
Lamentations a part of prayer, iv. 258.
Land, cultivation of, emblematical, vii. 281. When filled with sin, ix. 7. Signs and evidences of it, ix. 9. When not forsaken of God, ix. 12. What to be done that refoi-mation may be obtained in this, ix. 16.
Language of Scripture, xvi. 434.
Languages, original, of the Scriptures, study of, iv. 210.
Latin service, of the, xiv. 128, 457.
Law, worship under the, represented the glory of Christ, i. 348. Of God, i. 476. Knowledge of sin by the, ii. 95. Of ceremonial ordinances, believers freed fi-om, ii. 212. And light of nature, iii. 278. Written in the heart, iii. 328. The, its instru- mentality in conversion, iii. 351. The, expresses the authority and holiness of God, iii. 428. And rule of the acceptance of obedience, iii. 471. Power of the, as to duties, iii. 606. The inward spiritual nature of, declared by Christ, iii. 632. The, expounded and vindicated by Christ, iii. 632. Of nature, prayer a duty of, iv. 341. The, given as a rule of obedience, v. 26. Moral and ceremonial, v. 30. And gospel, order and use of, V. 75. Indwelling sin a, vi. 157. Sin an im- pelling, vi 165. Concreated with man, vi. 165. Going to, frequent effect of, vi. 295. Of nature in man, sin offers violence to, vi. 303. The, dis- covers sin, vi. 313. Voice of, as to guilt, vi. 389. Gives no strength against sin, vii, 542. How ful- filled, xi. 295.
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Lawful things, when tliey become dangerous, vi. 223. Callings and occasions, thoughts about, vii. 302. Things must be done lawfully, xiii. 43. In the worship of God, what is, xiii. 480.
Lawfulness of forms of prayer, iv. 347.
Lawgiver, whether Christ is a, i. 135. God is a sovereign, iii. GIO Of the church, Christ is the, ix. 502.
Laws, human, why so little respected, iii. 613. For the establishment of religion, iv. 243. Of Christ, by whom executed, iv. 444.
Lolling on of hands, iv. 446.
Lazarus, in what state his soul was when separate, ix. 337.
Learning and literature, why rejected of God, ii. 80. Particular end of, ii. 111. Unsanctified, ef- fect of, iv. 180. tJse of, in the interpretation of Scripture, iv 216. Temptations connected with, vi. 119. False repute of, viii. 29.
Leaving a people to their own ways, why God does, iv. 417.
Lections, various, of Scripture, xvi. 290, 358, 362.
Lectum and Scriptum, xvi. 401.
Legacy of Christ to his disciples, iii. 25.
Legal death, what it is, iii. 283. Righteousness, when sought, iii. 362. Purifications, typical, iii. 424. Institutions, their use and end, iii. 456 Perfection, iii. 471. Commands not motives to holiness, iii. 605. Justification, iii. 606. Con- tendings against sin, vi. 48. And evangelical sense of sin distinguished, vi. 369.
Lieprosy, spiritual, iii. 449.
Letter of the Scripture not profitable without the Spirit, iii. 42. A single, of Scripture material, iv. 213. Of the law, saying of the Jews about a, xvi. 355.
J^eviathan, what, viii. 87.
Libel on Dr Owen, reflections on, xvi. 269.
JjlTjcrality and justice difTerent, x. 596.
Liberty, spiritual, ii. 211. And ability in the re- newed will, iii. 494. Of speech in prayer, iv. 293. And power, the word of, vi. 139, 140. Spiri- tual, improperly extended, vi. 220. And freedom, spiritual, vii. 165. None given by the law, vii. 549. Of second causes not prejudiced by the counsel of God, viii. 11. Ilow defined by the Stoics, viii. 57. Of the will, x. 117. Concomitant, X. 5S9. False notions of believers as to, xi. 546. Of conscience, xiii. 439, 541. Of dissenters, xiii. 577. Christian, in regard to worship, xv. 150.
Library, Bodleian, eloquent allusion to, xvi 49C.
Licentiousness of life, the eflect of self-righteous- ness, vii. 154. Not encouraged by the doctrine of the cross, xii. 546.
Life, spiritual, faith the spring of, i. 132. What the present, is, i. 278. Christ valued more than, ii. 137. All, from God, iii. 255. Of God, alienation from, iii. 256. And death, natural and spiritual, compared, iii. 282. Spiritual, what it is, iii. 284, 478. IlowChrist is our, iii. 286, 291. Spiritual, derived from Christ, iii. 514. Of Adam in inno- cency, iii. 530. And salvation, to whom proposed by the gospel, iii. 595. Of Christ, our example, iii. 649. Condition of, temptations from, vi. 120. Urgent occasions of, sin takes advantage from, vi. 230. The foundation of all power, vi. 261. Shortened by God to prevent the commission of sin, vi. 263. And peace, the fruit of spiritual- mindedness, vii. 271. Of man, why shortened, vii. 402. Spiritual, produced by heavenly-minded- ness, vii. 489. Of man, contingencies in, x. 35.