Partiality of many in religion, 1. 427. In speaking peace to ourselves mischievous, vi. 76.
Participation of gifts, how obtained, iv. 518. Of good, how we are debarred from, vii. 555. Of Christ, ix. 620. Of the divine nature, xi. 337.
Particular churches, of the communion of, xvi. 183.
Passion of Christ represented in his last supper, ix. 541. And sufferings of Christ incomprehensible, ix. 611.
Passions, disorder of the, through sin, iii. 555. Moderation of the, v. 448. And affections, how attributed to God, xii. 108.
Pastor, the duty of a, ix. 453. Of a church, quali- fications of a, XV. 493.
Pastors and people, duty of, xiii. 7. And teach- ers, xvi. 74, 97.
Patience in sufferings, i. 176. Of God towards sin- ners, ii. 85. And forbearance of God, how to be considered, vi. 58. Keeping the word of Christ's, vi. 138. Of God an evidence of forgiveness, vi. 448. Faith works by, ix. 504. Of Christ under his sufferings, ix. 536. Patriardial churches, xv. 89.
Patriarclis, how they obtained salvation, x. 109. Before the law, administration of holy things among the, xiii. 7.
Pattern, Christ is our, iii. 510, ix. 483. And ex- emplary cause of our predestination, Christ was, V. ISO. Of spiritual affections, Christ is the, vii. 467.
Peace, how obtained by believers, ii. 184. Origin of, ii. 251. How God sanctifies us as the God of, iii. 368. With God preserved by sanctification, liL 369. Of believers never quite overthrown, iii. 645. Loss of, vi. 53. We must not falsely speak, to ourselves, vi. 70. Two sorts of sins that impeach, vi. 667. Of conscience, how lost, vii. 462. The fruit of spiritual-mindedness, vii. 490. False, vii. 669. Ectltsiastical, viii. 53. Sacrifices that made, x. 523. And love, of evangelical, xv. 59.
Pdagianism, iii. 212, 220, 221, 300, 308, 310-313.
Penalties, of civil, in religion, xiii. 529.
Penalty inflicted on Christ for sin, ii. 84, 96. Of sin, on enduring the, x. 440.
Penmen of the Scripture, whether aU holy, iii. 140. Not left solely to the use of their own natural abili- ties, iii. 145. How they were influenced, xvi. 298.
People, God's, their works transacted for them in heaven before undertaken, viii-. 97. Sinful, given up of God to oppose their deliverers, viii. 155. How they may know they are not forsaken, ix. 12, 13. What is required of them in such a case, ix. 15. Of God, why so called, ix. 280. Pastors and, duty of, xiii. 7. Contempt of, in churches, XV. 127.
Perception, spiritual, i. 400.
Perfect, God is absolutely, vi. 482.
Perfection not to be presumed upon, iii. 405. Legal, iii. 471, 606. Sinless, not attainable in this life, iii. 621. Boasting in, how it arises, v. 22. Of grace in heaven, vii. 339. Of our present state, what conduces to it, vii. 480. In walking with God, ix. 96. Of God absolute, xii. 95. Of obedi- ence, how attainable, xii. 564. Of Scripture, xiv. 274, xvi. 357, 452. Perfections of God, how displayed in the person of Christ, i. 69.
Performance of duty, the mere, not sulBcient, vi. 236, 237.
Perfofrmanoes, pride of our own, to be renounced, viii. 6.
Perilous times, what are, viiL 91, ix. 322.
Permanency in obedience, iii. 487. In the know- ledge of the truth how obtained, iv. 394.
Permission of sin, i. 61.
Permutation, sweet, i. 358. Of sin and righteous- ness, V. 40.
Perpetuity of particular churches, xiii. 125.
Persecution, invoking Christ in seasons of, i. 116. Of erring pejsons vain and fruitless, iii. 37. Origin of, iv. 245. Season of, vii. 138. A cause of apostasy, vii. 203. Arian, very cruel, viii. 64. Popish, bar- barous, viii. 65. Contrivances for, viii. 148. Its bad effects, viii. 181. Judgment of the fathers against, viii. 183. Use of faith in a time of, ix. 498.
Persecutors, their fatal end, viii. 186.
Perseverance in waiting on God, vi. 616. History of the doctrine of, xi. 19. Of the saints, xi. 77. Proved from the divine nature, xi. 120 ; the divine purposes, xi. 140 ; the covenant of gi-ace, xi. 204 ; the promises, xi. 225 ; the mediation of Christ, xi. 288 ; the indwelling of the Spirit, xi. 329 ; the intercession of Christ, xi. 365. Objec- tions refuted, xi. 406, 425, 499, 508, 578, 606.
Person of Christ, views respecting it by the fathers, i. 6; opposition to, by heretics, i. 38 ; the basis and glory of the Christian religion, i. 44; the foun- dation of the divine counsels, i. 54; the repre- sentative of God, i. 65 ; the repository of sacred truth, i. 79. Efficacy of Christ's office derived from his, i. 85 ; faith of old testament church in it, i. 100; honour due to it, i. 103; divine wisdom manifest in it, i. 178. Of Christ the fountain of grace, iii. 519. Of Cliristas the Son of God, iii. 519, i. 478, ii. 413, xii. 169. Of the Spirit, iii. 53. Of the Father, the fountain of the Trinity, iii. 60. Of a believer, the whole, the subject of sanctifica- tion, iii. 417. Of Christ the centre of spiritual affections, vii. 473; the object of love, ix. 612. How Christ suffered in his, xiL 490.
Personality of the Holy Spirit, iii. 67, xi. 334 ; evi- denced by properties assigned to him, iii. 69.