Lukeivarmness, evil of, ix. 498.
Lust, power of, iv. 66. Tobe brought to the gospel for conviction, vi. 58. How the flesh is said to, against the Spirit, vi. 189. When habitually prevalent, ix. 381. Whether consistent with the truth of grace, ix. 386. The fountain of sin, xi. 511.
Ljistrations of the heathen, iil. 429.
Lusts of the mind, iii. 274, 547. S^ensual, why men are given up to, vii. 43. Of men disquiet their minds, viii. 380. Of men, unmorttfied fruits of, xiv. 60.
Luther, his boldness and resolution, iv. 462.
Lutherans, their sentiments as to j ustification, v. 84.
Macedonian heresy about the Holy Spirit, iii. 68.
Macedonians, the spiritual assistance they required, viii. 9.
Made sin, how Christ was, v. 35, 347.
Madness of indwelling sin, vi. 206.
Magistracy, its use in the world, vi. 269. How supported by God, viii. 149.
Magistrates, duty of, about religion, viii. 41, 163, 187, 193, 631, 640, xiii. 374, 509, xiv. 378, xv. 42. Their duty and power to propagate the gospel, viii. 386. Promises to the church respecting, viii. 387. How useful to the church, viii. 389. Rules for determining their duty and power as to re- ligion, viii. 394. Power over their subjects, x. 567. Alleged power of the, over the conscience, more than is ascribed to Christ, xiii. 377. Their power in matters of morality, xiii. 409.
Maintenance, public, of ministers, viii. 191, xiii. 59, 515.
Majesty of God, meditation on, vi. 63, 624.
Malefactors, how treated by the Druids, .ic. 529.
Malice, sins of, xi. 538.
Malignity of final unbelief, i. 211.
Man, a mere, not qualified to be a Saviour, i. 201. His nature capable of relation to God, i. 277. A good, is a common good, ii. 318, iv. 435. Crea- tion of, iii. 99, xii. 140. How a middle crea- ture, iii. 100. The perfection of the inferior creation, iii. 101. The new, what, iii. 220, 419. How God discovers unto, what is in him, vi. 93.
Management of things for his own glory, the wis- dom of God in, ii. 88. The deceitful, of indwel- ling sin, vi. 214.
ManiJeMatinn of the glory of God, i. 202. Of the glory of Christ, i. 343 ; our present inability to bear the full, i. 380.
Manifestations of the love of God, ii. 30. Of God, when made to his people, viii. 89.
Manuscript copies of the New Testament, various readings of, xvi. 362.
Marginal readings in the Hebrew Bible, xvi. 401.
Marrow of divine promises, i. 397.
Marrying after divorce, xvi. 254.
Martyr at Bagdad, story of, xiii. 136.
Martyrs, sufferings of the, iv. 36. How they are to sit on thrones of judgment, viii. 65.
Mary, of the Virgin, xiv. 120, 426.
Masoretes, Tiberian, supposed by some to have been the authors of the Hebrew points, xvi. 375.
Mass, of the popish, viii. 564, xiv. 113, 411.
Matter of holiness, in what it consists, iii. 469. Of prayer, how supplied by the Spirit, iv. 271. Of duty must be full and complete, vi. 234. Of holy thoughts, how provided, vii. 387. Of the cove- nant, ix. 417. Of the satisfaction of Christ, x. 446. And subject of the promises, Christ is the, xi. 228.
Mauricius, the Cappadocian, saying of, x. 521.
Means for the recovery of fallen man, iii. 16. Due, to be used for obtaining the knowledge of Christ, iii. 185 ; false, rejected, iii. 186. Of regenera- tion, various, iii. 213. Of moral suasion, iii. 302. For understanding the mind of God in Scripture, iv. 199. Of grace, subduction of, from a people, iv. 417, Of obtaining the knowledge of forgive- ness, vi. 509. Use of, in waiting on God, vi. 618. Of spiritual growth, vii. 284. And ways, outward, whereby spiritual affections are expressed, vii. 468. The nature of them, and how they conduce to the end, x. 160. Used in the work of redemp- tion, x. 179.
Measure, the Spirit not given to Christ by, iii. 172. And degree of conviction, no certain, iii. 361. And rule of obedience, iii. 469. And rule of holi- ness in the word, iii. 507. Of spiritual afi'ections, vii. 469. Of work, how it depends on the mea- sure of gifts, ix. 449.
Measuring spiritual things by carnal, evil of, xii. 237.
Mediation of Christ the only procuring cause of holiness, iii. 506. Of Christ confined to his offices, iii. 629. And intercession of Christ, meditation on, iv. 322. Of Christ, a check to sin, vi. 241. Of Christ, X. 189, xi. 288, xii. 346.
Mediator, Christ as a, in heaven, i. 235, 252. Glory of Christ as, i. 338. All grace comes througli Christ as, iii. 614. What Christ did as, x. 196. For whom Christ died as, x. 249. Meditation on the mediation of Christ, i. 164. On Christ and his glory, i. 316. How faith Is exer- cised in, ii. 197. On the word of God necessary, iv. 191. On God's glorious e.\cellencies, iv. 322. On the mediation and intercession of Christ, iv. 322. On the example of Christ, iv. 458. Useful- ness of, vi. 63. Efficacy of, vi. 224. Solemn and stated, vii. 384. When specially necessary, i.-c. 658, 560. Medium of the promises, Christ the, -\i. 230. Meetings of Christians, of private, xiii. 47. Meetness for heaven, how promoted, i. 291. To re- ceive the influential assistance of the Spirit in prayer, iv. 308. Mdchior Canus, quotation from, iv. 114. Member of the church, the duty of each, iv. 517. Memorial of the deliverance of Essex, viii. 77. Mercies, signal, losing the impression of, iv. 415. Great, sin committed against, vi. 280. Common, judgments to men that want the gospel, viii. 38. Consequence of abusing them, viii. 39. The church's, have their appointed season, viii. 84. Mercy, false views of, vi. 395. Stores of, inexhaus- tible, vi. 647. Unchangeable and fiee, vision of.