Powers of the world to come, tasting of the, ii. 24-6. And operations of second causes, the, iii. 103. Of the new world, what they are, iv. 433. Of the world to come, what they are, iv. 478, vii. 32.
Practice of moral virtue not holiness, iii. 524. An- swerable, importance of, vi. 301. Of the apostles as to church communion, xv. 148.
Praises and prayer, how directed to the Father, ii. 12. Of God, joint celebration of, vi. 484.
Prayer and praise, how directed to the Father, ii. 12. For the Spirit prescribed as our duty, iii. 155. When grace answers, iii. 312. How connected with the promise of holiness, iii. 385. How wrought in us by the Spirit, iii. 398, 439. For light to discern the nature of sin, iii. 451. And faith, iii. 458, iv. 203, v. 92. How it weakens sin, iii. 560. To accompany reading the Scriptures, iv. 201. Work of the Holy Spirit in, iv. 235. Manner of, iv. 287. Nature of, iv. 297. Vocal, iv. 298. Gift of, iv. 298, xiii. 46. Acceptable, what is necessary to, iv. 299. External, duty of, iv. 301. Of mental, iv. 328. Forms of, iv. 338. For the Holy Spirit, iv. 386. A part of divine worship, iv. 513. Private, the efficacy of, vi. 224. Im- portunate and constant, vi. 357. For pardon, vi. 468. Conducive to spiritual-mindedness, vii. 284. When, not a means of spiritual growth, vii. 288. Continual, vii. 529. How connected with the promises, viii. 85. Its force owned by the adversaries of the people of God, viii. 465. What weakens our faith as to the answer of, ix. 379. Necessaiy for Zion in difficult times, ix. 402. For the churches, importance of, ix. 456. For all men, x. 393. Of, xii. 577. For ministers, xiii. 58. The Lord's, xv. 13. Book of Common, lawfulness of using, xv. 32. An institution of Christ, XV. 510.
Prayers of the wicked and of believers, difference of, iii. 200. In the Old Testament dictated by the Spirit of prophecy, iv. 263, To be suited to a congregation, ix. 458.
Preachers of the gospel, their warrant for pressing duties on men, iii. 295. With what they are in- trusted, X. 393.
Preaching of the word, how holy men of old were qualified for, iii. 150. The work of, the care of the Holy Spirit, iii. 243. First, of the gospel, its success, iv. 38. Of the word, its efficacy, iv. 482 ; its influence, vii. 282. Effect of, vii. 544. Ends of, XV. 115.
Precepts of the law, not clearly understood before the coming of Christ, iii. 631. Or commands of God to be regarded in prayer, iv. 284.
Predestination, by whom denied, x 13. How cor- rupted by the Arminians, x. 53. Augustine's definition of, x. 58. Not on the ground of fore- seen faith, X. 64.
Predetermination of second causes, x. 35.
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Prediction of future events, iii. 129. Faculty of,
iv. 469. Predominancy of lust, to what owing, vi. 42 ; de- grees of, vii 360. Preeminence of the nature of man, i. 282. Of men is their conformity to God, iii. 572. Of our na- ture, in wliat it consists, iii. 679. Of persons, holiness is the, iii. .581. Conferred on a people by the gospel, viii. 38. Of the things of Christ, ix. 472. Pre-efernity of Christ, xii. 21.5, 236. Pre-exislence of Christ, xii. 283; by whom denied.
i. 38. Preface, Mr Bidiile's, to his Catechism, xii. 55. Preference of religion above all other objects, v.
449. Pre/igurations of Christ, i. 101. Prejudices ugainst spiritual things, iii. 275. Power of, iv. 169. How removed from unbelievers an- ciently, iv 468. Against the doctrine of justifi- cation, V. 55. In favour of men's own sect and party very prevailing, viii. 418. Preparalion for glory, examination of our, i. 244. For heavenly contemplations, i. 337. For recovery from decays in grace, i. 457. For the work of Christ, ii. 203. Of mind for assenting to the truth, iv. 88. For spiritual gifts by humility, iv. 519. For spiritual things, vii. 392. For temporal judgments, ix. 398. Great and glorious, made tor Ihe office of the ministi-y, ix. 438. Necessary for worship, ix. 545. For conversion, x. 12.3. Prepossession of mind against the truth, iv. 181,
193. Of glory by faith, vii. 325. Prerogative of God to give grace to whom he
pleases, vi. 70. Presbyterian church, of the, xiv. 522. Presbyters and bishops, iv. 448. In the church, xi.
41. Prftsc/ence orforeknowledge of God, howqxiestioned
by Arminians, x. 12, 22, xii. 115. Presa-ij'tion of the Liturgy, xv. 47. Presence of Christ with his disciples, the use of, iii. 24 ; wriat it is, iii. 194. Of Christ with the church, iv. 499, ix. 442. Of the Holy Spirit secured to the church, iv. 501. Of God with his people, viii. 433, 460 ; in worship, ix. 548. Of God, xii. 91. Pre ervation of believers by Christ, i. 215. Of the new creation, i. 364. Of all things by the Holy Spirit, iii. 103. Of the creation by Providence, iii. 103. In holiness by the i?pirit, iii. 397. Of the Bible, iv. 2.3. A use of sealing, iv. 400. Of the church, iv. 503, ix. 487. From temptation, vi. 124. How we may know to whom we owe our, vi. 269, Of the soul from sin, vii. 530. Of the truth and doctrine of the gospel important, ix. 458. Of the people of God in a time of danger, ix. 509. Of believers by God, xi. 263. Of church unity, xiii. 66. Prcscri'ative from sin, consideration a, vi. 218. President of the church, who was the, xv. 204. Presumptions, delusion of, i. 420. False, of for- given' ss, vi. 393. Some die in, ix. 531. Pretence, false, of love to Christ, i. 140. False, to