lioliness, iii. 372. Pretenders to the Spirit, iii. 31 ; rules for trying
them, iii. 32. PreraUncy of the word, iii. 306. Of any eiror, how best guarded against, iv. 203. Of the flesh, xi. 618. Price, the death of Christ is a, ii. 165, xii. 419. Ac- cepted by divine justice, x. 259, 281. Of redemp- tion as it was a, xii. 508. Pride and envy of Satan, i. -310. The poison of the age, iii. 599. And carnal confidence, effect of, iv. 179. Fever of, v. 2-3. One cause of apos- tasy, vii. 123. Spiritual, effect of, vii. 294. And self exaltation, vii. 316. And self-elation, vii.
520. Of our own performances to be renounced, viii. 6. A cause of schisms, xv. 138. Priest, signification of the name, xiii. 20. Priesthood of Christ, i. 99, 481, iii. 629, x. 282, xi.
290, xii. 397. Of all Christians, xiii. 19. Priests, Jewish, circuits of, xiii. 17. Prince of the apostles, Peter not, xiii. 161. Princes in all lands, who were, iv. 441. PrinciiAe of spiritual life antecedent to moral re- formation, iii 222. Of operation, the heart is the, iii. 252. Of spiritual life, iii. 283. Of obedience, how wrought in us, iii. 325, 329. Of eternal life in holiness, iii. 376. Of holiness, iii. 396, 469, 475, 480, 484. Of opposition to indwelling sin, vi. 12. A law is an operative effective, vi. 158. Of duty must be regarded, vi. 235. Of grace planted in the soul, vi. .347. The, acting in spiritual affections, vii. 411. Of gospel obedience, xi. 385. Principles of spiritual service, ii. 213. False, ad- mit of reserves for sin, iii. 485. Search into our, vii. 286. Of church fellowship, xiii. 53. Con- tended for in " Fiat Lux," xiv. 17. Of brotherly love, XV. 461. Priscillianus, why put to death, viii 181. Prisoners, how sinnei'S are, xii. 513. Privation of spiritual life, iii. 287. Privilege, greatest in this life, to behold the gloiy of Christ, i. 306. Of those who receive the Holy Spirit, iii. 110. Of one above another, as to ho- liness, iii. 581. To be delivered from sin, vii. 552. Privileges of believers, i. 489, ii. 207. Not to be
trusted in, vii. 249, viii. 33, 645. Procession of the Spirit, ii. 226, iii. 61, 116, 118. Prodigies, mankind dread, x. 521. Profaneness of life, apostasy into, vii. 182. And scoffing, conceptions supposed to lead to, vii. 291. The ruin of a nation, viii. 467. Profession of religion previous to admission to church fellowship, iii. 365. Sometimes becomes a snare, vi. 120. Long continued in, failings of, vi 279. An unfruitful, vii. 539. What is a good and acceptable profession, ix. 476. A'isible, of Christ, ix. 642, 584. Professors, empty, how they differ from believer.s, ii. 38. Dignity of, iii. 581. False, their vexa- tion to the church of God, ix. 274. TJnhoUness of, not to be charged on religion, xi. 493. Profligacy of the children of professors accounted
for, vii. 353. P-njluency of speech, iv. 459. Progress of natui-e to rest and blessedness, i. 3S3. Of light, i. 439. Of Christ as to his human facul- ties, iii. 169. Of believers opposed by sin, iii. 404. Gradual, of the mortification of sin, iii. 545. Slow, in knowledge, why many make, iv. 160. Of sin, how stopped, vi. 267. Of apostasy, vii. 227. 01 religion, xiv. 393. Projection of the covenant was in the wisdom and
love of God, ix. 418. Prolegomena of Walton's Biblia Polyglotta examin- ed, xvi 347. Promise, the first, considered, i. 121 ; all the pro- mises confirmed by, i. 124 ; a revelation of for- giveness, vi. 433. How prayer should be regu- lated by the, ii. 123. Of the Holy Ghost, to whom made, iii. 25, 154. Of the presence of Christ, iii. 193. Comfort of a, when we may take the, vi. 77. What is included in every, vi. 141. Promiser in the covenant, who is the, xii. 501. Promises of sanctification, iii. 382. Of God, when duly respected, iii. 385. How to be mixed with faith, iii. 457. How they promote holiness, iii. 626. Special, annexed to special duties, iii. 627. How to be used in prayer, iv. 275. On what their ac-
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cnmplishment depends, iv. 37S. On the firat ap- liv-aiance of things, from the deceitfulness of the heai't, vi. 174. And purposes of great diligence often proceed from the deceit of sin, vi. 230. The nature and use of, vi. 637. Of God will be made good, viii. 113, 212 ; the j ust measure of his people's ■wimts, viii. 114. Of (Jod, their stability and truth, viii. 221. God never is forgetful of his, viii. 228. Of God suited to overcome doubts and establish faith, ix. 45 ; their suitableness expressed by apt similitudes, ix. 49; the church's safety, ix. 316; they are in the covenant, ix. 424. IIow Christ is represented in the, ix. 541. Of spiritual and tem- poral things considered, xi 217. The stability of the, xi. 225. Particular, illustrated, xi. 248. Con- ditional, xi. 457. Of God, use of, xi. 480. And exhortations, xi. 502. I^-omptness and alacrity against sin, vi. 32. To join with temptation, vi. 193.
I'roiteness to apostasy, vii. 3, 4.
Propagation of the gospel, first, iv. 38. By whom effected, iv. 4S0.
Propensity to evil natural to man, vi. 190.