Morality taught by the gospel, iii. 211. Improved by grace, iii. 218.
Morrow, taking thought for the, vii. 303.
Mortification of sin, its nature, iii. 638. Progres- sive, iii. 545. Manner of the Spirit in, iii. 551. Of sin a duty, vi. 5, vii. 526. Vanity of popish, vi. 39. Must be unintermitted. vi. 174. Neglect of, vii. 316. To the world, wlien necessary, vii. 387, 407. Of sin in the Romish chui-ch, viii. 589. Principal means of, xi. 392.
Moses the first person who committed divine reve- lations to \vriting. iii. 143. The sight lie had of God, vi. 64. How he was a deliverer, xii. 511.
Motion, no local, in sending the Spirit, iii. 111.
Motions of the Holy Spirit, regularity of, xi. 363.
Motive to obedience, love the, ii. 215. To holiness, election a, iii. 591.
Motives to the love of Christ, i. 161. To religious worship taken from what God is to us, iii. 65. Of the word of God, iii. 307. How influenced by faith, iii. 446. To the purification of sin, iii. 446. In the example of Christ, iii. 512. Of credibility in the Scriptures, iv. 20. To believing, their na- ture, vi. 307. To obedience, whence derived, vi. 534. Against sin not supplied by the law, vii. 550. To obedience, xi. 387.
Mountains, everlasting, how scattered, viii. 94
Mourning for the sins of others, v. 444, On ac- count of the declension of religion, vii. 243 For sin, vii. 527, viii. 614. For the sins of a nation, a duty and privilege, ix. 366. Occasioned by the withdrawment of God, ix. 515.
Multiplicatioiof tongues part of the curse on man, ii. 112. Of the commands of God, reason of, iii. C26. Of churches, xiii. 173.
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IhCltiplicity of thoughts in the minrl, rii. 299.
Music, instruments of, wlio fii'st used them in the worship of God, ix. 463.
Mutations, local, revelations to the prophets ac- companied with, iii. 139.
Mutual love of the Fatherand the Son, i. 144. Com- munication of the natures of Christ, i. 232, 233. Interest between Christ and his people, i. 354. Communication of good, ii. 8. Instruction ne- cessary as to the things of God, iv. 13. Forbear- ance, viii. 57. Love between Christ and his church, ix. 465. Love among believers, how tes- tified, XV. 461.
Myrrh, the word of Christ compared to, ii. 76.
Mysteriousnrss of the reception of Christ, ix. 621.
Mystery of the person of Christ, i. 29. Of the gos- pel, why objected to, iii. 277. Of holiness, iii. 372. Of Scripture, iv. 194. Of the gospel, vii. 60.
Mystical account of the love of Christ in the Old Testament, i. 349. Conjunction between Christ and the church, i. 356. Body of Christ, the church, iii. 207, 366, 518, x. 598. Person, Christ and the church one, v. 175.
Ifame of Christ to be invoked, i. 113. New, given to believers, ii. 210. Of the Spirit, its significa- tion, iii. 47. Of the Spirit, how peculiar to the third person in the Trinity, iii. 54. Of God, de- noting his being and authority, proper to each person in the Trinity, iii. 73. And authority of God, the Scripture speaks in the, iv. 26. Of the Holy Spirit, iv. 359. Of spiritual gifts, import of, iv. 422. Of God an evidence of forgiveness, vi. 478. Of God the support of faith, ix. 38. Sake, God's regard to his own, xi. 256. Of God plural, xii. 142. And credit, how Christ suffered in his, xii. 491. Of Christ, playing in, xii. 577. Of God, sanctiflcation of, xv. 456.
JVames of tilings, suitable to their nature, imposed by Adam, ii. 112. And titles, false appropriation of, vii. 196. Of the officers of the church, their double signification, ix. 452. Of God given to Christ, xii. 248.
Nation, how its preservation may be secured, viii. 464. Its prosperity promoted by the gospel, viii. 464. Its opposition to the people of God, pro- voking, ix. 294.
Nations, all, the inheritance of Christ, viii. 21. God's dealing with sinful, viii. 597. Not ac- quainted with the gospel, x. 239.
Nature, the, that sinned, the same used in our re- covery, i. 197. Human, assumed by Christ, i. 224 ; exalted in Christ, i. 276. Human, of Christ glori- fied, i. 345. Of man corrupted, i. 477. Knowledge of, possessed by Adam, ii. 112. Of God the founda- tion of all religion, iii. 64. Of prophecy, iii. 128. Human, of Christ, purity of, iii. 168. Divine, of Christ, acted not as his soul, iii 169. Divine, iii. 221. Of the common work of the Spirit, iii. 236. Of holiness incomprehensible, iii. 372. De- praved, not able to recover itself, iii. 382. Of decays in holiness, iii. 404. Inbred light of, iii. 470. Of God the fountain of holiness, iii. 515, 568. Light of, iii. 635. Of spiritual gifts, iv. 423. Of sin, by what light discovered, vi. 356. Of God, forgiveness expected from the, vi. 408 Preter- natural operations of, monitory, viii. 623. Cor- ruption of, X. 68. Of God, xii. 86.
Nearness to God, i. 52. Of indwelling sin, xi. 105.
Necessary and useful things, how distinguislied, iv. 147. Things plainly revealed, iv. 195. Causes, X. 24.
Necessities of saints to be relieved, xiii. 74.
Necessity of righteousness, conviction of, ii. 187. Of holiness, iii. 566, 590, 604, 628. Fatal, iv. 86. Of an interest in Christ, ignorance of, vii. 146.