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viii. 5. The proper work of God, viii. 83. No en- couragement in wliat is called the general, ix. 39, 44. Of God, sparing, x. 561. Infinite, x. 574.
Merit not reijuired of us, iii. 379. Inconsistent with gi-ace, iii. 3S0. Destructive of holiness, iii. 575. Of Christ, efficacy of, x. 87. Wherein it consists, X. 206. The same with impetration, x. 225. Of Christ procured whatever is bestowed on us, x. 253, 286. The importance and original of the word, x. 2S7. Of Christ, its efficacy, x. 462. Of good works, xiv. 200, 201.
Merits, ecclesiastical, the storehouse of the pope, viii. 584.
Messengers of the nations, how answered, viii. 419.
Mestrezat. his definition of faith, v. 75.
Metaphorical expressions of the glory of Christ, i. 351. The sacrifice of Christ falsely said to be, ii. 429. Expressions about justification, V. 12.
Metaphors of Scripture, iii. SO, 111.
Meteors, when created, iii. 97.
Method of the work of the Spirit in regeneration, iii. 225. Of divine revelations to be believed, iii. 695. How and why not observed in Scripture, iv. 188.
Metropolitical churches, xiii. 108.
Militant and triumphant church, communion of, 1. 259, 263. The church, what meant by, i. 485.
Mind and will of God fully comprehended by Oirist, i. 91. The, will be free from all dark- ness in heaven, i. 381. How saints communicate their, to Christ, ii. 121. Depravity of, iii. 248, 250. Spiritual impotency of, iii. 249, 2S8. The, affected with darkness, iii. 280. The carnal, Iii. 288. The leading, conducting faculty of the soul, iii. 330. Must be renewed, iii. 420. Disorder of, by sin, iii. 642. Of man, its state by nature, iv. 55. Of God in his word, causes, ways, and means of understanding the, iv. 117. Intension and fer- vency of, in prayer, iv. 324. Fixation of, in prayer, iv. 329. How darkened by temptation, vi. 109. Of man, its original state, vi. 173. Car- nal, enmity of, against God, vi. 176. Wandering from God in duty, vi. 184. Vanity of. a cause of apostasy, vii. 123. Spirituality of, vii. 267. How we may be said to put God in, of his covenant, ix. 423.
Minded, to be spiritually, what, iii. 484.
Minding of the Spirit, vii. 268.
Minister the Spirit, how God is said to, iii. 112.
Ministerial proposal of the Scriptures, iv. 80. Per- formance of prayer, iv. 313. Gifts and graces, iv. 491. Endowments the work of the Spirit, ix. 442.
Ministers, how called by the Holy Ghost, iii. 86. Duty of, to spread the gospel, viii. 40. Public maintenance of, viii. 191. The duty of, viii. e.Ti. Should preach to their own hearts, ix. 455. What rule they should follow, x. 300. Ignorance and disability of, xv. 173.
Ministration of the Spir'it, iii. 26, 112 ; the gospel is the, iv. 501.
Ministrations, spiritual, iv. 424. There are only two, ix. 445.
Ministry of angels, i. 89. Of holy men, i. 90. Of the gospel, how the ministry of the Spirit, iii. 153. Of angels about the dead body of Christ, iii. 181. The foundation ofthe, iii. 191. Of the word, its use in conv rsion, iii. 303. Of parents and patriarchs, iv. 10. How made effectual, iv. 190. Its use in the church of God, iv. 228. A gift of Christ, iv. 487, ix. 431. What gifts are necessary for the, iv. 498. Personal, of Christ on earth, v. 58. Lossof reverence for the, vii. 540. Of the word monitory, viii. 625. Of the word, how Christ pleads with his people by it, ix. 147. Of the popish indelible character of, ix. 461. How it
represents Christ to the soul, ix. 539. How made efiicacious, xi. 401.
Miracle of the gift of tongues, iv. 212.
Miracles of the Old Testament, iii. 145 ; effects of the power of the Uoly Ghost, iii. 145. Of Christ, how wrought, iii. 174. In testimony of the Scrip- tures, iv. 36. For the confirmation of the gospel, iv. 447. Gift of, iv. 453, 465, xiii. 33. Faith of, iv. 461. Prove the deity of Christ, xii. 174. The testimony they give to the Scriptures, xvi. 330.
Miscarriages, we should be humbled for, ii. 272. Under signal enjoyments of divine love, vi. 345. The remembrance of past, often the cause of af- fliction, vi. 577. Of professors, how to be regard- ed, vii. 256. Of churches, xv. 104.
Miseries of sinners, ii. 166, iii. 449, 641, vi. 205, 268. Of resisting conviction, vii. 516. What, are the fruit of sin, x. 618. Of a sinful state, xii. 518.
Missal, the Koman, progressively composed, iv. 241.
Mission of Christ proves the necessity of holiness, iii. 628. OftheHolySpirit,iv. 143,359. Of Christ into the world, vi. 403.
Mistakes about religion a cause of apostasy, vii. 208. Of ti-anscribers of the sacred writings, xvi. 355.
Mixture, no, of properties in the two natures of Christ, i. 234. Of revelation and philosophy, art of, V. 10.
Moab, king of, his sacrifice, x. 536.
Moderation of the passions, v. 448. With regard to the world, vii. 387. Of Romanists and Protestants compared, xiv. 243. And unity, proposals for, xiv. 310.
Mohammedanism, its opposition to the person of Christ, i. 41.
Monastic life useless, ix. 171.
Monuments and testimonies, foreign, applied to the interpretation of Scripture, iv. 222.
Moralists, their manner of teaching compared with that of Christ, iii. 636.