Life-giving power of the Father, ii. 17.
JAfting up the eyes and hands to God, i. 107.
Light of truth, i. 80. Of faith, why given to us, i. 305. Spiritu.il, how wisely distributed, i. 409. Of the morning and evening, how they differ, i.
4.38. Of the just and the hypocrite, i. 4.38. With- in, the, examined, iii. 36. Of nature, certain things contrary to, iii. 139. Spiritual, attain- able by the gospel, iii. 247. How communicated to the mind, iii. 3.33. Of nature, inbred, iii. 470. Of natui'e, .some things ck'ar by the, iii. 635. Of nature, obscure and partial, iii. 635. Natural, inbred principles of, iv. 82. Scripture, iv. 326. Wliat natural, men have, v. 422. Of faith, as to spiritual things, vii. 447. Of the word, monitory, viii. 624. Of the gospel breaking out under pro- vidential changes, ix. 155. Of the gospel, why under it God permits much sin, ix. 156. Given to restrain men, xi. 108. Prophetical, natui'e of, xiii. 29. Ilow it manifests itself, xvi. 319. Inter- nal, of, xvi. 466.
Lights, two, in tlie church, xiii. 12.
Likeness to God, in what it consists, iii. 478.
Liking of God, how produced, vi. 419.
Limitation of i\\6 act of faith, ix. 525.
Literature, particular end of, ii 111.
Liturgies, introduction of, iv. 243. Imposition of, XV. 3. Antiquity of, disproved, xv. 25.
Liturgy, consent required to it, xv. 158.
Lives, three sorts of, vi. 74. Of believers, eruptions of sin in, vi. 279.
Living to God in holiness, iii. 469. Unto God, di- rection for, found in Scripture, iv. 28. Fulness of spiritual things in believers, vii. 278. As we pray, vii. 295. By faith in a time of trouble, ix. 493.
Loadstone and needle, a simile from, i. 385.
Local motion in the sending of the Spirit, no, iii. 111. Mutations in visions, the nature of them, iii. 139. Mutation as to sin, vii. 240.
Long-suffering of God towards sinners, ii. 85. Of God towards believers, its end, vi. 262. Of God, an evidence of forgiveness with him, vi. 448.
Looking to Christ, i. 460, vii. 527. On Christ, iii. 511. Faith expressed by, v. 292.
Lord of all things below, man made, i. 209. Call- ing Jesus, iii. 17. How Christ is, xii. 173.
Loss of power to render acceptable ol.)edience, by sin, i. 192. Of the vigour and life of grace, i. 442. Of spiritual appetite, i. 450. Of conviction, effect of, iii. 353. Or suspension of spiritual gifts, iv. 434. Of peace and strength, vi. 53. Of the love and smiles of Christ feared, vi. 145. Of the sense of the love of God, vi. 333. Of grace, xi. 119. Punishment of, xii. 492, 494.
Lost, by what our first interest in God was, ii. 6.
Louis XII. of France, his remarkable saying of those whom he had ordered to be slain, viii. 180.
Iiove and grace, their influence in the counsels of God, i. 60. Of Christ, graciously revealed, i. 115. Necessary to produce obedience, i. 139. False, its signs, i. 141. Of God, Christ the object of, i. 145. Angels upheld by, i. 147. To God, nature of, i. 150 ; as the love of assimilation, i. 154 ; of complacency, i. 155 ; of friendship, i. 155. Motives to, i. 161. Of the graces of Christ, on the part of believers, i. 174. Represented by Christ, i. 300. Glory of Christ in his, i. 333. Of Christ, distinct conceptions of, necessary, i. 337. Of approbation, ii. 21. Of good pleasure, ii. 21. Of rest and com- placency, ii. 25. Acquaintancewiththe, of the Fa- ther, ii. 262. The lir.st grace acted by Christ in of- feringhimself, iii. 177. To Christ mustb'pureand unmixed, iii. 187. How implanted in the soul, iii. G.35. To Christ, influence of, iii. 563. Produces a firm adherence unto Christ, iii. 564. I'roduces conformity to God, iii. 585. To the brethren, how promoted, iii. 5S8. A motive to holiness, iii. 597, 601. Of sin, effects of, i v. 183 Unspeak- able, of the Holy Spirit, iv. 370. Of sin, when the heart is entangled with, vi. 45. Of worldly
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honour, vi. 106. And kindness of God, a check to sin, vi. 240. Of the world, vi. 579 ; evil of, vii. 138. To spiritual tilings because God is in them, vii. 421. In mercies realized by faith, viii. 100. Of God to his jieople, seen in the ruin of their enemies, viii. 103. Christian, the bond of perfection, ix. 258 ; what it is, ix. 259 ; how to be exercised, ix. 261. Why called a new commandment, ix. 264. The communion of saints lies in, ix. 266. The glory of a church, ix. 268. Its hinderances, ix. 270. To the person of Christ, gi-owing, ix. 36.3. Between Christ and believers, none like it, ix. 467. To Christ inexpressible, ix. 469. Brotherly, want of, ix. 498. Pleaded to overthrow satisfac- tion, X. 274. The eternal, into what state the elect are put by it, x. 275. Unchangeable, x. 276. The cause of sending Christ, x. 321. How pro- moted, xi. 395. Its nature, xii. 534. To sinners, xii. 556. Brotherly, xiii. 62. And peace, of evan- gelical, XV. 59.
Loveliness of Christ, ii. 77, xi. 398.
Lowliness of mind necessary in order to learn the mind of God, iv. 179.
Lucius of Britain, the first potentate on the earth that owned the gospel, viii. 26.