Sincerity, in duty, iii. 471. The best evidence of, vi. 24. Of the affections, vii. 4S2.
Singing of psalms, ix. 465.
Single acts of obedience, holiness doth not consist in, iii. 473.
Sinner, convinced, state of, v. 98.
Sinners, their extremities make them see their need of Christ, viii. 120. The promises made to, xi. 229.
Sins, splendid, what, iii. 293. Wien duties are said to be, iii. 293. Under or after great afflictions, aggravation of, vi. 345. AVhat, endanger the re- moval of the gospel, viii. 32. Mortal and venial, a false distinction, viii. 584. Of others, mourn- ing for, viii. 654. Of others, how far we are con- cerned in them, ix. 365. Which have procured judgments, we should examine what share we have had in them, ix. 497. Of churches and pro- fessors, ix. 498. In what sense debts, x. 674.
Skill in the original text necessary to the exposi- tion of Scripture, iii. 50. In dividing the word, iv. 510, ix. 465.
Slaves and children, difference between, ii. 214.
Sleep of present satisfaction, how God awakens his people from, ix. 413.
Sloth in holy duties, i. 448, iii. 678. Spiritual, how overcome, iii. 497. Spiritual, effect of, iv. 181. Indwelling sin works by, vi. 291.
Slow progress in knowledge, why many make, iv. 100. Of heart to believe, vi. 69.
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Slumber of grace, evil of, vi. 12S.
Small things, God does not despise, vi. 602.
Sober-mindedness, iv. 266.
Society and business, when to be avoided, vii. 3SG. Wicked, evil of, vii. 512. Civil, fundamental law of, xiii. 556.
Socinus, history of, xii. 20.
Socinians, their hostility to the person of Christ, i. 41.
Socrates, his character falsely spoken of, iii. 647. Case of, xiii. 359.
Solicitation, perplexing, of lust, vii. 359. To sin, how resisted, vii. 485. To particular sins, vii. 516.
Solicitations occasioned by the withdi-awment of Christ, ii. 128. About the world, how to be re- gulated, V. 449. To sin, vi. 98, 99. Prevalent, vi. 244. Frequent, vi 257.
SoUJidians, who are, v. 73.
Solitudes and retirements, v. 455, vii. 375.
Son, purchased treasury of the, ii. 17. Spirit of the, iii. 60. Of the Holy Ghost, Christ not the, iii. 164. Of God, Christ is the, xii. 169.
Song, excellency of Solomon's, i. 157. Of loves, ix. 464.
Songs, God often calls his people to, viii. 79.
Sophism proposed to Diogenes, xii. 60.
Sophistry, how best opposed, ix. 460.
Sorrow, godly, how produced, v. 452. Deep, for sin, vi. 549.
Sorrows of the church, how limited, viii. 85.
Sottishness and folly of sin, i. 429.
Soul and body, union of, i. 229, xii. 211. The human, of Christ in glory, its state, i. 246. Spiri- tuality of the, i. 282. Free from all imperfection in heaven, i. 411, Of man, origin of, iii. 100. And body, how sanctified, iii. 420. Intercourse of, with God, iv. 328. How Christ suffered in his, xii. 491.
Souls, holiness the honour of our, iii. 430. Of men, compassion for, viii. 655.
Soundness in the faith, xv. 526.
Sounds of letters, xvi. 395.
Sovereignty of God a check to sin, vi. 238. Of the will of God, vi. 408, x. 4-55. Of God, vi. 626, ix. 521. Of God, submission to the, vii. 157.
Speaking with tongues, iv. 472. Peace to ourselves falsely, vi. 70.
Si'eedi, gift of, necessary for ministers, iv. 512.
Spirit, immediate efficacy of the, ii. 17. Communion with the, ii 222. False, character of the, ii. 206. Holy, how both Lord and God, iii. 20. The only author of good, iii. 27. False pretences to the name and work of the, iii. 29. Known by his operations, iii. 38. Dispensation of, not confined to the first ages of the church, iii. 44. Import of the name, iii. 47. False notions about the, iii.
53. So called from his immaterial substance, iii.
54. Called by way of eminency, " The Holy Spi- rit," iii. 55 So called from his work, iii. 66, 57. Called " The good Spirit," iii 58. In what sense called " The Spirit of God," iii. 59. How called " The Spirit of the Son," iii. 60. Of antichrist, what it is, iii. 63. The, an eternal, infinite, intelligent person, iii. 67. His own subsistence, iii. 77. Never appeared in the person of a man, iii. 78 The author of the ministry in the church, iii. 85. Not a quality orvirtueof the divine nature, iii. 89. Jlovingon the face of the waters, iii. 97. Given of God, iii. 106. Motion in .sending the, what it means, iii. 110. Compared to fire and water, iii. 115. Acting upon the prophets, iii. 132. Gift of, not to any peculiar sort of persons, but to all be- lievers, iii. 154. And his graces to b-' prayed for, iii. 155. ThelegacyofChrist, iii.156. How he supplies the bodily presence of Christ, iii. 193. How he
glorifies Christ, iii. 196. Works by ordinary means, iii. 225. Of God, things of, what they are, iii. 259. Theauthorof regeneration, iii. 299. Physical work of, iii. 307, 316, vi. 19. His operations cannot be resisted, iii. 317. What it is to be acted upon by, iii. 534. The immediate efficient cause of morti- fication, iii. 547. Of the Son, meaning of the words, iv. 265. Inhabitation of, a check to sin, vi. 241. Immediate testimony of, as to our state, not to be expected, vi. 594. His operations in purging the saints, ix. 146. Concurrence of, and actings in the work of redemption, x. 178. Com- mon gifts and gi-aces of, xi. 90. His continuance with believers, xi. 308. His deity, graces, and operations, xii. 333.