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John Owen • SECTION 311

Section 311

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the sanctuary not to be imitated, ix. 288. Olive branches, emblematical use of, iv. 257. Omission, sins of, iii. 485. Of duty, danger of, vi.

121, 244. Of any one duty, evangelical holiness

will not admit of the, vii. 176. Of duties, parti- cular cause of, xv. 165. Omnijjotence of God, vii. 377. Of Christ, ix. 486. Omnijiresence and omniscience of God, vii. 373,

376. Of God, xii. 92, 90. Opening of the heavens, what it signifie.?, iii. 75,

Of the eyes, the act of God, Iv. 130. The eyes of

the sinner, v. 79. Operation, powerful, of things, xvi. 323. Pirst, of

the light of glory, i. 412. Of enmity against God,

vi 182, Of grace in the soul, vii. 549. Necessity

of, in God, x. 595. Operations, continual, of God in Christ in the souls

of them that are glorified, i. 413. Divine, as- cribed to the Holy Spirit, iii. 83. Of the Holy

Spirit on the human nature of Christ, iii. 100, 162.

Natural, of our souls, regenerating grace suited

to, iii. 318. Of the Holy Spirit, .spring of, iv. 388. Personal, of the Holy Ghost, xi. 3.35. Opinion of Arminians about the end of the death

of Christ, X. 20.5, 222. Opinions, hurtful and noxious, about the Holy

Spirit, iii. 37. Numerous, about justification, v.

11. Influence of corrupt, vi. 294. Suppressing,

by force fruitless, viii. 180. Novel, how to be treated, ix. 459. Ojiportiinit^ for serving God, neglect of, vi. 346. Opportunity, an occasion of temptation, vii. 374. Oijposition to the diurch, i. 5, 6; as built upon the

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person of Christ, i. 35. To all sin nccessaiy, i. 174. To tlie work of the Holy Spirit, iii. 28, 38. To the church of God suppressed by the Holy Spirit, iii. 104. No, between the commands and grace of God, iii. 204. Between sin and grace, iii. 542. Between grace and works, v. 24. To temptation, how prevented, vi. 113. Of indwelling sin to good, vi. 161. Of the mind to God, vi. 182. Oi' God to sinners, vi. 265. To holiness, vi. 601. To the ways of God vain and foolish, viii. 152. To those engaged in the work of God vain and fool- ish, viii. 153. To the doctrine of the Trinity, by whom carried on, xii. 12.

Oppositions, whence to be expected, vi. 421.

Op2iression a detestable crime, viii. 143.

Optic glass, sight by an, i. 376.

Order of the holy persons in the Trinity in theivope- ratious, i. 219. Of divine communications glori- ous,!. 363. And beauty of the giaces of Christ, ii. 75. Of subsistence of the persons in the Trinity, iii. 91. Outward, of the church useless without the Holy Spirit, iii. 193. Of the mind in its first creation, iii. 261. Of the gospel inverted by pre- judice, iii. 279. Of the acts of sanctification, iii. 468. Of the church, how connected with spiri- tual gifts, iv. 421. Church, gathering into, iv. 496. And precedence of regeneration, vi. 597. How God compels to, a disobedient creature, x. 592. In divine worship, preservation of, xv. 467.

Ordinance of God for the recovery of man, Christ is the, V. 89.

Ordinances, enjoyment of Christ in, i. 268. Of the old and new testament different, iv. 421. Autho- rity for the administration of, iv. 444, Delight in, decline of, vi. 283. Of worshiji, vi, 465. Duty of attendance on, vii. 255. Of God, who want the, viii. 37. God's regard to his, ix. 200. Admi- nistration of, XV. 327. Liberation from, not to be expected, xv. 454.

Ordination of Csecilianus, xiii. 158. From the church of Rome of no value, xiii. 172. Succes- sion in, right and lawful, xiii. 219.

Origen, character of his writings, iv. 228. His an- swer to Celsus, xiv. 15.

Origin of all spiritual gifts, Christ is the, iv. 422. Of evil, X. 86.

Original of expiatory sacrifices, i 122. Authority of the Father, ii. 16. Sin, ii. 64, vi. 155, x. 68. Text, necessity of searching the, iii. 60. Of all things, iii. 98. Sin, denial of, iii. 223, x. 13, xii. 164. Righteousness of man, iii. 471, x. 85. And authority of the Scriptures, iv. 93. Of churches, XV. 223, 230. Divine, of the Scriptures, xvi. 297. Copy of the Pentateuch, xvi. 353.

Ornaments of churches, iv. 245.

Orphans, how believers are like, iv. 361.

Outbalance of outward evils by iuwaid peace, i. S99.

Pagan writers, the evidences they give to the jus- tice of God, x. 518. Pageant, who make religion a, i. 167. Pageantry in the worship of God a substitute for

its spiritual glory, viii. 558. Pains of death, how loosed towards Christ, iii. 181. Pajjists, their doctrine that Christ is the rock i.

31. Do not keep the unity of the faith, xiii.

168. Paraclete, the name of the Holy Spirit, ii. 225, iv.

360. Paran, what it is, viii. 86. Paraphrast, Clialdee, xvi. 387, 403. Pardon, none for the sin against the Holy Ghost,

iii. 28. Cause of, v. 8. Of sin, x. 269. Nature

of, X, 444. Parents, obedience of children to, .xi. 477.

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Parishes, cliiwch government in, viii. 49.

Parochial churches, some allowed to be true churches, xiii. 328 ; many things In, that need reformation, xiii. 323. Assemblies, of conformity and communion in, xv. 344.

Partakers of the benefits of the death of Christ, how we are made, iii. 442. Of the Holy Ghost, who ai'e, vii. 2o.

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