Sensuality of life, vii. 182, 521.
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Sentence of the law on sinners, ri. 315. Of the law, severity of, vi. 367. Of the law against sin, xii. 532.
Separation of persons and things to the service of God, iii. 370. Of the body and blood of Christ, ix. 526. Between God and man by sin, xii. 531. From the world, xiii. 67. From a chiu'ch, on what accounts justifiable, xiii 199. From cor- rupt churches, xv. 77; when allowed to be just, XV. 425.
Septuagint, its character and history, xvi. 416.
Ser2)ent, tradition of the Jews about the, iv. 463.
Serpent's head, what it is, ix. 316.
Servant, Christ appeared in the form of a, xii. 287.
Servants of God, ready to faint under dark provi- dences, viii. 140. Of God often cut off before the accomplishment of the great things about which they have been employed, viii. 356.
Service of God, man made for the, i. 206. Of Christ, how valued, i. 267. Of Christ in heaven, i. 267. Spiritual, principles of, ii. 213. Latin, of the, xiv. 128, 457.
Sesostris, king of Egypt, his law about idle persons, viii. 197.
Settle men in the truth, Scripture sufficient to, xiv. 243.
Seventy, the ministry of the, temporai7, iv. 445.
Severities of mortification, when necessary, i. 452.
Severity of God, why it must be insisted on, vii. 40. And goodness of God, viii. 593. And anger of God, what, x. 572. Against dissenters, xiii. 533. Of God, signal instances of, xv. 476.
Shaking of tlie heavens and earth, viii. 247, 256.
Shame and sorrow for sin, iii. 359. Inseparable from sin, iii. 42S. Casting off, iii. 431. And re- proach, worldly, vi. 107. Open, putting Christ to, vii. 49.
Shajye and visible figure of God, xii. 98.
Shedding abroad the love of God in the heart, ii. 240.
Sheep, why the people of God are called, ix. 2S1.
Shelter from storms, viii. 18.
Shigionoth, what it means, viii. 79.
Ship, similitude of a, xii. 81.
Shower of rain, a simile, vii. 2S2.
Slwwing forth the death of Christ, ix. 533.
Sick, directions of Anselm for visitation of the, v. 16.
Sickness, what sinners will do in, vii. 544.
Sighs and tears, occasion of, v. 453.
Sight in heaven, beholding the glory of Christ by, i. 374. Present, of Christ obscure, i. 375. Bodily, of Christ a privilege, i. 383. And faith, i. 389. Of God which Moses had, vi. 64. Present, of God obscure, vi. 65. Heaven a state of, vii. 337.
Sign, visible, of the Uoly Ghost, iii. 74.
Signification, great, depending on a single letter, iii. 145. Double, of the names of the officers of the church, ix. 4-52.
Sigtis and wonders no infallible testimony of pro- phecy, iii. 35. Miraculous works called, iii. 146. Of the Holy Spirit, iii. 147. And tokens of rege- neration, iii. 216.
Silent, the peculiar use of the word in Scripture, ii. 26.
Siloam, fall of the tower in, viii. COl.
Simony, the nature of, iv. 423.
Simple intelligence belongs to God, xii. 127.
Simplicity of believing, iv. 71. Of the gospel, cor- ruption of, vi. 293. Of the gospel, danger of re- jecting, vii. 221.
Sin, permission of, i. 61. And apostasy from God, its nature, i. 181. Disorder introduced by, i. 185. First, hoiTible nature of the, i. 190. Of the devil, in what it consists, i. 425. Known, effect of in- dulging in, i. 449. Confessions of, i. 456. Original, ii. 64, X. 68. Knowledge of, ii. 94. Desert of, ma-
nifested in the cross, ii. 96. IIow transferred to Christ, ii. 194. Against the Uoly Ghost remedi- less, ii. 229, iii. 28. Original, denial of, iii. 223. Allowance of, iii. 240. Early operation of, in man, iii. 338. Cleansing ourselves from, our duty, iii. 424. Cleansing from, to be prayed for, iii. 425 Compared to things that detile, iii. 425. Cleansing from, in profession and reality, iii. 438. Our duty to be affected with a sense of, iii. 452, ix. 570. Glorying in, iii. 454. Cleans- ing from, not effected in our own strength, iii. 454. Kemoval of encumbrances of, iii. 469. And grace cannot rule together, iii. 489. Morti- fication of, iii. 538, vi. 5. An abiding principle, iii. 641. IIow imputed to Christ, v. 175. Its harden- ing influence, vi. 15, 37, 52. Contending against, when vain, vi. 37. One, frequently the punish- ment of another, vi. 42. Legal contending against, vi. 47. Condemning power of, vi. 57. Weak- ened by grace, vi. 124. However violent in its actings, must not conquer, vi. 186. Bringing forth of, vi. 216, xi. 559. Proper consideration of, vi. 217. Contending against, must be severe, vi. 220. Kelief of the soul against its destructive nature, vi. 221. The working of, by deceit, vi. 245. Extenuations of, vi. 246. When conceived may be variously obstructed, vi. 260. Why not acted when conceived in the heart, vi. 261. How God restrains it in the world, vi. 267. Unprofitable- ness of, vi. 273. Nature of, pernicious, vi. 314. The first, greatness of, vi. 433. How men are hardened in, vi. 631. And prayer, their influence on each other, vii. 289. Freedom from, in heaven, vii. 333. Approach to unpardonable, vii. 512. Re- serve of known, vii. 533. Unaffectedness with the guilt of, vii. 535. Destruction of condemning power of, vii. 545. How to be dealt with, vii. 559. And grace, dominion of, vii. 505-560. Preventive of good, viii. 20. The cause of judgments, viii. 136. When ripe for ruin, viii. 138. The cause of disquietness to believers, viii. 359. When abound- ing in church and nation, viii. 611. When habi- tually prevalent, ix. 381. How regarded in the covenant, ix. 419. How subdued by Christ, ix. 489. Flagitious and open, ix. 497. Of our first parents, what it was, xii. 145.