Science, faith more certain than, iv. 101.
Sciences and arts, use of, in the interpretation of Scripture, iv. 126.
ScnJIing at spiritual things, iii. 264.
Scope and end of the Scriptures to be considered, iv. 509.
Scriptum and Lectum, xvi. 401.
Scripture, authority of, viii. 497. Sufficiency of, pleaded, xiv. 37, 243, 274. Intelligible, xiv. 276.
Scriptures, of the, 1. 470, iv. 7. A collection of sa- cred writings, iv. 11. The only external means of divine revelation, iv. 12. Internal testimony o f thifi_Holy Spirit to the, iv. 6fr" Cliaracters or impressions of CroJfHi the, iv. 91. The, not writ- ten in a systematical manner, iv. 18S. Some things hard to be understood in the, iv. 196. Tlie, not to be kept in an unknown language, iv. 211. Some things common to the, with other writings, iv. 230. Diligent n ading of the, iv. 306, 321. Eeason of faith in the, iv. 7. Keeping them from the people, xiv. 504. Who disparage the, xvi. 285. Not of private intei-pretation, xvi. 303. In- ternal evid£iice QLtllSi..trutli of the, xvi. 318.
Scriijiles not caused by the doctrine of efl'ectual re- demption, x. 409.
Sea, a comparison from the, vi, 289.
Seal, the Spirit a, ii. 242, iv. 399.
Sealing, the nature and end of, to confirm, ii. 242. The commission of the apostles, iv. 441. The de- struction of a sinful people, viii. 155. The cove- nant, our, ix. 575. Of the Holy Spirit, xi. 32.3.
Searcliing for the cause of the absence of Christ, ii. 128. The whole Scripture necessary, iv. 192. Our own hearts, iv. 305. Into ourselves, when necessary, vii. 309. The heart, viii. 650.
Season for doing good, vi. 161. Appointed, of de- liverance, viii. 84.
Seasons of entering into temptation to be watched, vi. 127. Proper, for spiritual thoughts, vii. 305.
Secrecy an occasion of temptation, vii. 374.
.Secret*, Christ reveals his, to his pcojile, ii. 119.
Sects in religion, inconveuienclcs of, xiii. 458.
Security of the new creation, i. 374. Of believers in Christ, ii. 190. The use of sealing, iv. 400. Or false peace, vi. 107. Of perseverance, not to be perverted, vi. 148. Careless, influence of, vii. 135. Sinful, vii. 537. In sinning, viii. 612 In ourselves, how prevented by afflictions, ix. 413. Of the people of God, xi. 285. Of the protestaut religion, xiv. 525.
Sedition sometimes improperly charged on men, viii. 66. When falsely charged, xiii. 570.
Seducer, the case of the, viii. 168.
Seducers, of, xi. 601. Preservation from, xiii. 76. How men become an easy prey to, xiv. 403.
Seduction to be guarded against, vi. 294.
Seductions, pernicious, preservation from, iv. 147.
Sedulity necessary in ministers, vii. 189.
Seed of tlie woman and seed of the serpent com- pared, ix. 316. Of the woman, who, x. 290. Of the sei-pent, who, x. 291. Of Uod iu believers, xi. 670.
Seirs, prophets so called, iii. 130.
Selah, what meant by, viii. 86.
Self-annihilations of Romanists, vanity of, i. 142.
Seif-denial and patience in sufleriugs, i. 176. Mace- ration, furious, to which Satan is consigned, i. 218. Sufficiency of God, i. 324. Emptying of Christ, i. 324. Knowledge, ii. 94. Abasement, iii. 459, v. 15, ix. 551. Credibility, nature of, iv. 64. Evi- dencing efficacy of the Sci-iptures, iv. 88. Con- fidence, iv. ISO. Conceit, evil of, iv. 183. Judg- ing, V. 74, 452. Displicency and abasement, v. 433. Abasement promoted by meditation, vi. 63. Confideuce, dangur of, vi. 130 Knowledge, im- portance of, vi. 131. Fulness, evil of, vi. 147. Endeavours to subdue siu fruitless, vi. 319. Con- demnation, why necessary, vi. 362. Righteous- ness, the fruit of, vi. 378. Examination, impartial and severe, vii. 286. Pleasing in duty, vii. 294. Deoeivings, ground of, vii. 311. Righteousness, vii. 427. Seeking, viii. 148. Justification, its evil, viii. 633. Renunciation, ix. 469. Sufficiency of the will, X. 118. Slaughter, what, xiii. 24.
Selfish men unlike God, iii. 587. Frame of spirit displeasing to God, vi. 426. How faith and love may be preserved from being, ix. 478.
Seljishtiess, how connected with duty, vi. 001.
Stlf-justici-aries, xiii. 124.
Sending oi the Holy Spirit by Christ, ii. 199, iii. 190. Jesus Christ, a proof of the necessity of holiness, iii. 628. Christ to die for sin, an evidence of for- giveness, vi. 487. Of the Son by the Father, x. 163, 166, 171.
Sense, abiding, of our want of grace, i. 117. Of sin, how impressed on the mind, iii. 361. True, of the commands declared by Christ, iii. 632. Spiri- tual, of the reality of divine things, iv. 64. And judgment, spiritual, iv. 152. Of our true condi- tion necessary to be acquired, iv. 170. Of God's relation to us as a Father, iv. 292. Of our apos- tasy from God, v. 20. Of the guilt of sin, why necessary, v. 23. Of sin, clear and abiding, ne- cessary, vi. 50. Vigorous, of pardoning mercy, vi. 290. Of the love of God, vi. 334. The deep, we should have of spiritual concerns, vi. 355. Spiri- tual, and faith distinguished, vi. 561. Spiritual, its discerning power, vii. 288. Of divine love, how communicated to the soul, vii. 437. Of in- dications of divine displeasure, want of a, vii. 536. And reason, deliverances often beyond, viii. 121. Punishment of, xii. 494.
Senselessness under guilt, vii. 537. Under the word, vii. 540.
Sensibility of the love of Christ, i. 167. Of sin ne- cessary, vi. 221. Of the power of sin, vii. 515.