Spirits, why false prophets are called, iii. 33. How to be tried, iii. 33. Discerning of, iv. 471.
Spirituality in religious duties, ix. 372.
Spiritualness, we must maintain a humbling sense of our aversation to, vi. 187.
Splendid sins, what, iii. 293.
Splendour of the glory of Christ too great for our present condition, i. 290.
Spoiling of Satan by Christ, i. 217.
SjMils of enemies hung up in the house of God, viii. 290.
Sponsor, Christ a proper, x. 246, 354.
Sprigge, animadversions on an erroneous work of, x. 425.
Spring in autumn, i. 436. And fountain of spiritual life, iii. 291. And fountain of holiness, iii. 503. Of comfort to believers, iv. 376. Of spiritual thoughts, vii. 484.
Springs ot oheAmnce, vi. 161.
Stability in believing, on what it depends, iv. 395. Of the love of God, xi. 131.
Staggering at the promise of God, viii. 217, 238.
Stalking-horse, God will not have the gospel made a, viii. 32.
Standards and measures, church, iv. 477.
Stapleton, " De Principiis Fidei," extract from, iv. 114.
State and condition to which man is restored by Christ, i. 203. Present, of Christ in heaven, i. 235. Of a convinced sinner, v. 98. When falsely considered good, vi. 37. Of the flock should be known to ministers, ix. 456. Of Adam before the fall, X. 82. Of those for whom Christ died before believing, x. 465. Of the wicked at the last day, xii. 581. Of the kingdom with respect to tlie bill against conventicles, xiii. 583. Of the pro- testant religion, xiv. 531.
States, two, of sin and grace, iii. 490. And condi- tions of the church regarded in Scripture, iv. 1S9.
Stations and places, duties of, viii. 656.
Steadfastness in believing, i. 221, ix. 27. Of mind, vi. 232. Gives glory to God, ix. 32. Of the pur- poses of God, xi. 141.
Stewards of worldly things, men are, vii. 406.
Stijling gifts with vice to be avoided, iv. 45S.
Stillingfieet, Dr, animadversions on his sermon, xiii. 303.
Stirring up his people to search diligently after him, Christ's, i. 391. Of spiritual graces, iii. 505, xi. 347. To sin, innate corruption, vi. 198. The soul, neglect of, vi. 291.
Stoics, their definition of liberty, viii. 57.
Stojjjring the mouths of enemies, ii. 185.
Story of religion, xiv. 94, .393.
Stout-heartedness to be avoided, viii. 641.
Stoutness of sinful hearts, viii. 109.
Straits and difficulties, outward, iv. 273. Time of great, viii. 40.
Strangers, in Scripture, how understood, ix. 1.31.
Streams of grace, iii. 403. Of refreshment, fioni the mercy of God, vi. 402.
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atrength, nothing to be attempted in our own, i. 454. For walking witii God necessai-y, ii. lOU. Bodily, obtained from the Holy Spirit, iii. loO. Supernatural, not imparted by moral sua- sion, iii. 309. Spiritual aids and supplies of, liow obtained, vii. 629, 546. Ot God's people, liow proved, viii. 19. Of faith, the, ix. 19. Au all- sufficiency of, in God, ix. 430. fiirife and debate, evil of, vi. 147. Studying divinity, eflect of doing so improperly, iv.
183. Style, variety of, in Scripture, iii. 144. And man- ner of the sacred writers, iv. 33. Suasion, moral, iii. 301,302, 309. S:.bductiun of the means of grace from a people, iv.
417. Subjection, bringing the body into, vi. 61. Due to bishops, xiii. 181. To Christ, how professed, xv. 459. Subject-matter of a gospel church, xvi. 11. Of
vScriptui'e, xvi. 434. Siibmission to the will of God by Christ, iii. 178. To the will of God, how promoted, iii. 599. To the sovereignty of God, want of, a spring of apos- tasy, vii. 157. Of Christ in his sufferings, ix. 536. Canonical, I'equired, xv. 160. S.tbordination of one church to another not prov- able, xiii. 141. Subscription to a confession of faith, whether the
magistrate may compel, xiii. 514. Sabieroiency of the human will to the providence
of God, X. 120. Subsistence, personal, of the human and divine na- tures of Christ, i. 225. Of spiritual things in the heart, vii. 320. Of the human nature of Christ, xii. 210. To what faith give.s, xii. 2S9. Siibstittition of persons, ii. 446. Ot Jesus Chi'ist,
ix, 569 ; in respect of guilt, x. 598. Subtlety of disputation, iv. 72. Success of the spiritual conflict, iii. 646. Of the doctrine of tlie Scriptures, iv. 38. Of prayer, God glorified by, iv. 286. An evidence of the power of sin, vi. 202. Of the word, duty of praying for, ix. 467. Successes of sin, vi. 205. StKcessors of the apostles, iv. 443. Of Peter, no,
xiv. 294. Succour from Christ, vi. 83. Peculiar, against in- dwelling sin, vi. 288. S<iffering patiently for Christ, iii. 648. For Christ, how to be endured, ix. 581. Conformity to Christ in, ix. 581. To the glory of Christ, ix. 581. Sufferings and glory of Christ, how connected, i. 343. Of Christ, ii. 97, x. 172 ; how he was sup- ported under, iii. 174. Of the. martyrs, iv. 30. Great, why God brings them on liis people, vi. 94. Our, on account of our sins, vi. 634. Uow to be prepared for, vii. 323. Improper frame under, vii. 349. For religion, viii. 698. Of Christ, ex- tremity of, ix. 534 ; how they answer the law of God, ix. 567. Of Clirist, remembrance of, ix. 667. Of Christ in his soul, privative and positive, ix. 687. Of Christ prove the justice of God, x. 647. Of Christians under the Eoman emperors, xiii. 585. S'(Jficiency for obedience from God, iii. 532. Of divine revelation, iv. 8. Of knowledge to be ob- tained from the Scriptures, iv. 196. Self, of God to be considered, vi. 482, ix. 429 ; seen in the co- venant, ix. 42S. Of the death of Christ, x. 296. Of Scripture pleaded for, xiv. 37, 243. Suffrage of the people in the choice of a minister,