324. To sin, what it proves, vii. 515. Reputation, some graces not in, vii. 180. For de- votion, effect of, vii. 428. And glory of religion, how lost, vii. 462. Repute of learning, false, viii. 29. Reserve of known sins, effect of, vii. 533. Reserves, evil of sinful, iii. 485. In religion, folly
of, vii. 240. Secret, when improper, viii. 649. Residue of the Spirit is with God, ix. 514. Resignation of our souls to Christ in death, i. 280. To the will of God, iii. 599, vii. 310. Of soul to God, vi. 418. Resolution and constancy in actions, vi. 171. In
sin, stubborn, vi. 211. Resolutions, why ineffectual, vi. 319. Against sin,
vii. 519. Respect to the commands of God, iii. 384. To the law of God in repentance, vi. 370. To the love of God in repentance, vi. 371. Of faith to the au- thority of Christ, ix. 621. Resplendency of justice and mercy id Christ, i. 359. Rest and satisfaction in beholding the glory of Christ, i. 292. And blessedness, progress of na- ture to, i. 3S3. And complacency, love of, ii. 25. And peace, why sought, iv. 380. In sin, the believer does not, v. 431. Obtained from God by prayer, vii. 294. Of dismissed saints, viii. 359. Resting in love, God, ii. 25. Improperly in means, iii. 2.54. In duties to be avoided, iii. 478. In the covenant of God, ix. 420. Restitution of all things, i. 61. Restoration of man, what is requisite to it, i. 195. Of the authority of the law l)y Christ, iii. 632. To church fellowship after its forfeiture, xi. 542. Restraining grace, vi. 270, xi. 348. Restraint of the law, temporary, vi. 317. Restraints of natural corruption, iii. 643. Resurrection of Christ, iii. 181, x. 182, 352, xii. 561. Of believers, how distinguished from that of others, x. 352. Of the dead, xii. 581. From the dead, a miracle, xvi. 317. Retaliation for crimes, x. 515. Retirements and solitudes, v. 455, vii. 375. Retiring into ourselves, vii. 296. Retreat, a safe and sweet, for believers, ii. 37. To
God in distress, ix. 424. Retrieve from decays of grace, what alone will, i
396. Return to obedience, man could not of himself, i.
192. Of love to God, ii. 24. Returns of Satan to be watched against, vi. 294. Revalescency of the churches, vii. 72. Revelation, pretences to divine, Satan's dc-sign in them, iii. 31. The rule and measure of all reli- gion, iii. 65, 469. Supernatural, the objective cause and means of illumination, iv. 7. Imme- diate, not to be expected, iv. 69. Revelations, outward manner of, iii. 131. Divine,
different kinds of, viii. 7. Revenge, how God does, the neglect of the gospel.
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vi. 110. Taken on three sorts of personSj when Christ sets up his kingdom, viii. 3i3. Jieverence and godly fear, liow ingenerated, ir. 322. Necessity of, vii. 365. for the ministiy, loss of, vii. 540. Of God, a means of walking humbly with him, ix. 120. lieverential fear of God, how produced, ix. 493.
Estimation of ministers, xiii. 58. J!evival of the soul, whence obtained, i. 395. JSevivification of all things, i. 61. JxevoUmg from principles of religion, viii. 145. Heward^ and punishments, how connected with obedience, iii. til3. And punishments, the sanc- tion of a law, vi. 164. In religion, xi. 411. Bestowed on the saints of bounty, not of justice, xi, 503. Riddle, Christ known as in a, i. 376. Right to temporal things, what, believers have, ii. 219. And authority of preaching, iv. 443. The gospel has a, to be preached in all nations, viii. 390. Of those for whom Chri;t died, before be- lieving, X. 465. How God vindicates his, x. 601. Of God, its nature, x. 603. And title to the king- dom of God twofold, xi. 542. Observation of worship, XV. 471. RightRous judgment of God, what, x. 597. Righteousness of God exalted in the forgiveness of sin, i. 358. Conviction of, ii. 101, iv. 366. Actual, by Christ, ii. 104. For justification not required of us, iii. 378. Of God, iv. 44, vi. 629. Imputed, v. 9, 162 ; not opposed to free justification, v. 53. Of Clirist, passive, v. 54. Personal, nature and use of, V. 152. Of God, ignorance of, vii. 153. Self, vii. 427. Keeping to the paths of, viii. 148. Self, dangerous, ix. 168 ; makes men weary in religious duties, ix. 170. Original, x. 82. Cause of, X. 100. Justifying, xii. 662. Legal, and cere- monies contended for together, xv. 7. Rir,hts of God as a governor, x. 567. Rigour of the law, liberty from the, ii. 212. Of the law, how softened by the gospel, iii. 6U7. In the execution of the law, x. 461. In church disci- pline, when useless, xiii. 534. Ringleaders of heresies, who have been the, iv. 180. Rise and spring of spiritual thoughts, vii. 296. Rites, imposition of, condemned by the fathers, xiv. 225. And ceremonies, the chui'ch has no power to institute, xv. 467. River, indwelling sin like a, vi. 191. Rjck, upon what, the church is built, L 32, ix. 513. Of presumption, vii. 502. A type of Christ, viii. 120. God the saints', ix. 237. Romaiis, how they boasted of their religion, iv. 40.
Sanguinary games of the, x. 530. Rome, injuriousconduct of church of, as it respects theScriptures, iv. 67; schismatical, xiii. 114; reli- gion asserted to be received from, xiv. 18, 206, 327; no safe guide, xiv. 481; its treatment of the Scriptures, xvi. 283. Root or principle of indwelling sin, iii. 541. Rugiani, account of the, x. 537. Ruin of Satan and his kingdom, on what it de- pends, i. 310. Eternal, the effect of sinning against the Holy Ghost, iii. 28. Of body and soul, how to be avoided, vi. 308. Of the enemies of God, what is seen in it, viii. 103. When sin is ripe for, viii. 138. What tends to, viii. 626. Of churches, how hastened, ix. 513. Of chwches, causes of, xv. 175. Rule and power of Christ as a king, 1. 98. Of self- judging, i. 405. And measure of obedience, iii. 469. And measure of holiness, what, iii. 507. Of duty, gospel, iii. 635. Directive, a law is a, vi. 158. Of duty must be universally regarded, vi. 234. Of the law, vi. 306. Of the word, when to be attended to, vii. 408. Oi spiritual afieotions^