XV. 495. Suggestions of Satan, power of, iv. 169. Of the
Holy Ghost, iv. 362. Suitableness of spiritual things, iii. 261. Of the
operations of the Holy Spirit to our condition, iii. 318. Between the mind and duty, whence derived, iii. 498. Of every thing in creation, v. 50. Of holiness, how acknowledged, v. 42S. Of ac- tions to the heart, vi. 171. Of temptation, vi. 193. Of mind to spiritual things, vii. 470.
Sun, moon, and stars, the host of heaven, iii. 95.
Supererogation, works of, iii. 380.
Su2^erjiciary knowledge of divine things, 1. 220.
Superstition, in devotion, iii. 481. Gradual pro- gress of, iv. 241. Reign of, vii. 138. Effect of, vii. 429. How produced, vii. 472.
Sujjper, Lord's, i. 491, vi. 467; commemorative, ix. 627; a federal ordinance, ix. 528 ; time of prepa- ration for, ix. 555 ; when and to whom to be ad- ministered, XV. 512.
Supplication, the Spirit of, ii. 249, iv. 257. When specially necessary, ix. 562.
Supplies of spiritual life, how obtained, i. 367. Of grace, all from Christ, i. 458. Of grace, when given, ii. 144. And assistances of grace, why im- parted, iii. 553. Of the Spirit, how to be obtained, iv. 204. Of grace, how communicated, iv. 517, vii. 437. Of grace to subdue indwelling sin, vi. 286. What,"are received from Christ by faith, ix. 503.
Supportment from communion with Christ, ii. 45. Derived from forgiveness, vi. 416. From the Holy Spirit, xi. 346.
Supiwsition of a state of grace liable to abuse, iii. 406.
Supremacy, papal, nature of, xiv. 229.
SuretisJiii) of Christ, nature of, v. 175.
Surety, for whom Christ was a, x. 288, 358.
Surprisal into sin, i. 442, v. 443. And disappoint- ment, ix. 411.
Surprisals, unexpected, of indwelling sin, vi. 191. The deceit of sin operates by, vi. 243. Of sin, xi. 559.
Susception of the office of mediator by Christ, i. 323.
Suspending of the rigorous execution of the laW| X. 461.
Sustentation of all things by God, x. 34.
Symbol in actions, how enjoined the prophets, iii. 138.
Symptoms of lust to be considered, vi. 43.
Synagogues, a copy of the Scriptures without points
preserved in the, xvi. 391. Synod of Dort, vii. 74, 75. Syriac ritual of baptism, iii. 75. Translation of the
Scriptures, xvi. 412. System, the Scriptures not composed as a, iv. 188.
Tabernacle and temple of old, wisdom of God in the institutions of the, i. 260.
Table of the Lord, provisions of, ix. 570.
Taint of sin and liableness to guilt, how avoided by the Redeemer, i. 199.
Talents, what, are given to ministers, iv. 504. Variously given, ix. 448.
Talmuds, the .Jewish, xvi. 379.
Taste of the love of Christ in the heart, i. 338. Of the excellency of the gospel lost, vii. 231. Ex- perimental, of religion, viii. 649. How we are said to, spiritual things, xi. 660.
Tasting the powers of the world to come, ii. 246. Of the heavenly gift, vii. 24.
Teacher, the Holy Spirit a, ii. 247.
Teachers, ordinary, iv. 447, xvi. 07. False, their mischievous influence, vii. 143. Public in reli- gion, defects in, vii. 182. Several ways of being called to the office of, xiii. 29. False, the cause of divisions, xv. 139. Principal duties of, xv. 499.
Teaching of the Holy Spirit, iii. 83, iv. 148, 395 ; to pray, iii. 398. Of Christ, advantages of, iii. 634.
INDICES.
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Intornal, of the Holy Ghost, iv. 144. Supposes a man capable of instruction, iv. 167. Of God, in what it consists, iv. 167. Officers of the church, iv. 492, \x. 453.
Teman, what meant by it, viii. 86.
Tempe.rs of men, various and different, iii. 643. Quiet and sedate, iii. 643.
Tempest of the wrath of God, Christ alone a co- vert from, i.\. 50.
Temp! e-v/ov\i of Christ in heaven, i. 253. Heaven a glorious, i. 256. Of God, a believer the, i.x. 2S5, xi. 335.
Temptation, acquaintance with the nature of, a qualification for the ministry, iv. 511. Its na- ture and power, vi. 91. In what sense by God, vi. 93. Hour of, who are kept from the, vi. 102. To enter into, the great danger of any soul, vi. 123. Provision against approach of, vi. 133. Early discovery of, important, vi. 134. Aim of, to be discovered, vi. 135. How to fortify the heart against, vi. 144. Readiness to join with, vi. 193. Times of, how sin argues in, vi. 220 Power and prevalency of, vi. 343. Distinguishing the time of, vii. 357. Difference between that of God and man, viii. 168.
Temptations oi ^.■ata.n interrupt the work of faith, i. 404. Pity of Chiist to his people in, ii. 141. Falling under the power of, iii. 342. How they hinder and promote the growth of holiness, iii. 402. Relief from, iv. 65. When they come from Satan singly, vi. 95. Allurements of, vi. 100. Public, vi. 110. Of Christ, vi. 115. Special, why they should be considered, vii. 312. Of Satan, how repelled, vii. 371.
Tempting the Spirit, what it is, iii. S7.
Tendency unto living to God, wliat, iii. 206. Of temptation to be considered, vi. 135.
Tender of Christ in the ordinance of the supper, ix. 564.
Tenderness of Christ towards his church, ii. 73. Of spirit, vi. 124. Of conscience, vi. 284 Of heart, vii 559.
Tenders of gospel righteousness, ii. 175.