Of spiritual gifts, ix. 449. Distinctions of, x. 586. Conditional, x. 586.
Needle and loadstone, a simile from the, i. 385.
Neglect of making religion our principal business, i. 451. Of duty ruinous, iii. 295. Of the spirit of prayer, iv. 318. Of the gospel, how God revenges it, vi. 110. Of mortification of sin, vii. 526. Of the duty of prayer, vii. 531. In churches as to duty a cause of division, xv. 104.
Negligence in duty does not result from the work of the Uoly Spirit, iii. 203. Consequences of, vi. 13. And sloth, spiritual, vi. 291. In religion, how produced, vi. 296. Of churches and profes- sors, vii. 64.
Neighbours, evil, who they are, ix. 295.
Nemesius, his testimony to the Scriptures, iv. 112.
Nero, his speech before death, x. 521.
Nescience of the human nature of Christ, iii. 170.
Nestor ian heresy, the, i. 11, 40.
Nicolaitanes, doctrine of, to be hated, viii. 58 ; what they taught, viii. 59.
Night with a believer, when it is, ii. 128. Visions and dreams of the, iii. 136. The darkest, through the want of the gospel, viii. 35.
Noah, a preacher of righteousness, ix. 133.
Nocturnal visions and dreams, iii. 136.
Nonconformists, vindication of, xiii. 305. Distresses on, xiii. 579.
Nonconformity, reasons of, xv. 141.
Non-punishment of sin contrai-y to the glory of God's justice, x. 554.
Non-toleration, viii. 58.
Notions, false, of truth, not to be rested in, vii. 113.
Nourishment, spiritual, ix. 574.
JSovatians, the severities of the, vii. 14.
Novel opinions, we are not to be inclined to, ix. 459.
Novelty of Hebrew points denied, xvi. 388.
Oath of God an evidence of forgiveness, vi. 475 ; an encouragement to faith, ix. 41 ; secures the cove- nant, ix. 419. Of canonical obedience, xv. 164.
Oaths of tlie tribes, what, viii. 112. And blasphe- mous e.xecrations, ruinous to any nation, viii. 612.
Obduration, judicial, viii. 619.
Obedience to Christ, its nature and causes, i. 134. A state of, how glorified, i. 211. Of Christ to the law, i. 338. Insufficiency of, for salvation, ii. 99. Of Christ, ii. 135, 156, iii. 177. Of Christ for us, does not supei'sede our obedience, ii. 180. How connected with comfort, ii. 261, Nature of, ii. 314, V. 240. Without merit, iii. 379. Rule and measure of, iii. 409. Facility in, iii. 498. With respect to rewards not servile, iii. 614. Sinless and perfect, not attainable, iii. 621. Practical, iv. 206. Of Christ, imputation of, v. 251. Not obstructed but promoted by free justification, v. 372. Mortification, an act of, vi. 20 Universal, necessary, vi. 40. The enmity of the mind to, vi. 224. What is necessary to, vi. 533. What renders it acceptable to God, vi. 533. Delight in, an evidence that we have chosen Christ, ix. 364. Of Christ in his death, ix. 534. Of Clirist, how pleasing to God, x. 267. Gospel, nature of, xi. 383. Perfection of, how attainable, xii 564.
Objections against the progressive nature of holi- ness answered, iii. 399. Against the necessity of holiness from the decree of election removed, iii. 594. To imputed righteousness, v. 54. To justification answered, v. 210. Of the Jews against Christ, xiv. 77, 356.
Objects of the life of innocency and the life of grace in Christ different, iii. 286. How proposed for the increase of graces, iii. 389. Of sin some- times removed by God, vi. 266.
Oblation of Christ, i. 481. How Christ sanctified
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himself to be an, iii. 176. Of Cluist vokmlary
and meritorious, iii. 179. Obligation to holiness under the gospel, iii. 607.
Of believing the Scriptures, whence it arises, iv.
109. Of obedience, v. 2iO. And satisfaction of
Christ the same, x. 446. Obligations to live to Uod, xi. 390. Obscurity falsely chai-ged on the Scriptures, iv. 175.
And difficulty of spiritual things, vii. 2S5. Of
Scripture, how asserted by the church of Rome,
xiv. 38. Of God, xiv. 58. Observation and consideration of ourselves in re- ference to prayer, iv. 3'20. Of men's ways to be
atteniied to in public prayer, iv 326. Obsignation in the supper, Ohi'ist is present by way
of, i.K. 574. Obstacles, all removed by effectual grace, iii. 318. 064'i(7iacy of the heart by nature, iii. 327, vii. 534.
In sin, eilect of, iv. 416. Obstructions to the growth of holiness, iii. 400. Of
knowledge, iv. ISO. Occasions of decays in grace, iii. 404. Particular,
for prayer, iv. 204. Of sin, watching against, vi.
61. Of temptation, how to be regarded, vii. 373.
Proper, not to be intrenched on, ix. 556. Occurrences, providential, how to be regarded, ix.
655. Ocean, the love of Christ an unfathomable, ix. 468. Offence, readiness to take, xv. 104. Offences, how we arc secured fiom, vii. 490. The
evil and danger of, ix. 352. The seasons of, ix.
353. Taken only, and not given, ix. 353. Given,
and also taken, ix. 353. Offer of Christ, liow made to all, x. 300, 312 ; the
intention of God in the, x. 300, 383. Offering of Christ, how acceptable to God, iii. 180. Office, what constitutes an, iv. .355. In the church,
the appointment of Christ, ix. 436. Officers, church, iv. 492, xv. 489, xvi. 42. Offices of Christ, i. 480 ; efficacy of, from his person,
i. 85 ; end and design of, iii. 629. Extraordinary,
iv. 438. Oil and fuel to our lusts, what gives, vi. 110. Of