Reformers, conduct of the, as it regarded the Scrip- tures, iv. 68. Character of the, xiv. 32, xv. 206.
Refreshing pledges of the love of God, how ob- tained, vii. 439.
Refreshment, spiritual, how obtained from Christ, i. 397. Great, in godly sorrow, vii. 294.
Refreshments and comforts of believers, viii. 101.
Refuge, fleeing to Christ for, v. 294.
RegardJessness of God, by what evidenced, v. 440. Of divine warnings, viii. 643.
Regeneration under the old testament, iii. 207, 210. Nature of, iii. 210, 213. Not moral reformation, iii. 217. -Productive of reformation, iii. 218, 219. Doth not consist in enthusiastical raptures, iii. 224. Nature, causes, and means of, iii. 297. A work of God, iii. 336. Grace of, whence it proceeds, vi. 585. Absurdity of its repetition, xi. 549.
Regulation of our thoughts about Christ, i 223.
Reign of sin, xi. 513.
Reiteration, none in regeneration, xi. 551.
Rejection of Christ by the Jews, iii. 44. Final, of sinners, by what produced, iii. 432.
Relapses iuto sin, vi. 74. We must beware of, viii. 146.
Relation of truth to Christ, i. 82. Of our nature to God secured by Christ, i. 276. To God, i. 354. Conjugal, of Christ to his church, ii. 54. Gra- cious, to God, V. 45. Of obedience to reward and sin to punishment not the same, x. 549. To Christ, how believers hold it, xi. 549.
Relations, how believers are brought into new, iv. 404.
Relaxation of the law, v. 248, x. 440.
Reliance on the blood of Christ, iii. 445.
Relief for an awakened conscience, i. 53. Of con- science under conviction, v. 7. Expectation of, from Christ, vi. 80. Seeking, from God, vi. 350. For believers under distress, ix. 414.
Reliefs of the papal church, vanity of, iii. 4.34. Against sin, false, vi. 246.
Religion, pretences of false, to mystery, i. 49. In-
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fiuence of false, Tii. 109. Pretended, how to be dealt with, viii. 197. Practical, happiness of, xiv. Sll. Relinquishment of profession, cause of, vi. 309. Of
sin, viii. 654. Jielish and sense of spiritual things, Tii. 392, 471. JReluctaiicy of corrupt nature to spiiitual duties, vii.
151. Jtemainders of corruption in believers, iii. 488. Hemains of great and good men, why they should
be preserved, ix. 520. Remedies against apostasy, vii. 1. Remediless sin under the gospel is that which is
against the Holy Ghost, iii. 28. Remedy against sin, iii. 443. Against religious dif- ferences, iv. 248. Against temptation to be known, vii. 316. Of religious differences, falsely proposed by Papists, xiv. 35. Remembrance, how the Holy Spirit brings the things of Christ to our, ii. 236. Ofsin, v. 450. Of trouble for sin, vi. 356. Of former things, vii. 464. Of mercies received, viii. 87. Of former mercies, its end and use, viii. 87. Of the covenant, how God is put in, is. 423. Of the sufferings of Christ, ix. 566. Remission of watchfulness dangerous, vi. 244. Without satisfaction, not possible, x. 564. Ofsin, xii. 347. Removal of the candlestick of the gospel, vii. 142.
Of the habit of grace, xi, 98. Renewal of covenant engagements, i. 456. Of grace, iii. 403. Of communications of grace, vi. 276. Of tlie law at Sinai, vii. 543. Of sanctifying grace, xi. 350. Renitency or contrai-y actings of the will, vi. 204.
Of the will against sin, xi. 559. Renovation of nature, iii. 219. Of the mind, iii. 332, vii 381. Of the will, iii. 334. Effects of, iii. 437, 644. Of covenant with God, ix. 496. Renunciation of God, causes of, vi. 312. Of help from all created things, ix. 425. Of right, whe- ther it may be done, x. 586. Repair our spiritual decays, how God will, i. 456. The gloiy of God by suffering, how Christ did, ix 563. Reparation made by redemption, i. 371. Of nature, iii. 418. Of the image of God in man, iii. 478, ix. 483. To the justice of God by the death of Christ, X. 466. Repentance not regeneration, iii. 216. State of, evi- dence of faith from, v. 442. God's appointment of, an evidence of forgiveness, vi. 437. ^Vhat God requires unto, viii. 636. How ascribed to God, xii. 112. Repetition of regeneration, absurdity of, xi. 549. Repining against God, xii. 493. Repositories of truth, vii. 187. Repository of sacred truth, the person of Christ, i. 79. Of grace, Christ the, i. 362. The word of God a sacred, iv. 129. Of all graces, the affections are, vii. 471. Representation of the nature of God in the person of Christ, i. 294. Of new objects to the human nature of Christ, iii. 170. Of doctrine to be made in the deportment of ministers, vii. 190. Of Christ in the church, ix. 437. Of the death of Christ in the Lord's supper, ix. 529, 573. Of Christ to the soul, how made, ix. 538. Representations of God, why interdicted, i. 76. Of the glory of Christ, how made to the church, i. 315. Of the glory of Christ under the old testa- ment, i. 348. Representative of God, Christ the, i. 60. Repressing and overcoming convictions, vii 515. Meproadi of sin, i. 212. Cast ou Christ by the Jews, xvi. 380.
ReproacJies, nse of faith under, ix. 408. Reprobate, who is a, xi. 635. Reprobation, xii. 555. Decree of, i. 473, 474. Reproof, its nature and kinds, viii. 478. Parental, its neglect the cause of the ruin of children, viii. 4S3. The matter of it, viii. 485. When it is false, viii. 485. Our duty in receiving, viii. 4S8. Reproofs, how they may be duly received, viii. 4S1. Why to be received as a privilege, viii. 488. Mu- tu tl, the prime dictate of the law of nature, viii. 488 ; God's command for them, viii. 489. Tlie ad- vantage of them, viii. 490. How we may improve them, viii. 490. Reprover, his qualifications, viii. 481. Reimgnancy to conversion taken away by grace, iii.