A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

John Owen • SECTION 326

Section 326

← The Works of John Owen — Volume 16

Terms used by the ancient church to describe the hypostatical union, i. 227. Of peace, vi. 517. Upon which we enter into covenant with God, ix. 426. Used to express the punishment of sin, X. 449. Of communion, imposition of, .kv. 158.

Terror of God, how made known to his own people, vi. 631. The, which accompanies death, ix. 531.

Tertullian's remarkable saying with respect to the Scriptures, viii. 331.

Testimonies to the excellency of the Scriptures from the fathers, iv. 111. Of the ancients, x. 422.

Testimony of the Spirit to Christ, iii. 185. Of the church to the Scriptures, iv. 30. Faith built on, iv. 53. Of the Spirit to the truth, iv. 391. Of adoption, iv. 404. Faith an assent upon, v. 72. Of conscience, vii. 293, xi. 83 Against abound- ing atheism required of us, vii. 308. Of the church not the only nor chief reason for believ- ing Scripture to be the word of God, viii. 497. The nature of, xvi. 325. To the Scriptures, xvi. S25.

Text, original, of Scripture, necessity of skill in, iii. 50. Abuse of, iv. 217. Hebrew and Greek, in- tegrity of, xvi. 347.

Thanl/iiineiS for grace received, vi. 592. In re- membrance of mercies, viii. 87. For the miuis- tiT, ix. 436.

Thanksfj!vi7ig to Christ, i. 320. Communion with tlie Spirit in, ii. 271.

TJiemistivs, a quotation from, vii. 191. His counsel to the Emperor Valens, viii. 186.

TTieodoSius the emperor, a declaration of, vii. 250.

Things represented in vision to the prophets, iii. 137. Against the light of nature not enjoined the prophets, iii. 139. Of the Spirit of God, iii 2.59. Spiritual, to whom they are foolishness, iii. 278. Of Christ, what they are, iv. 359.

Thirst, spiritual, ix. 49, xi. 353.

Thoughtfulness about the state of the soul, vi. 356.

Thoughts about Chi-ist, regulation of, i. 22.3. Our, should be fixed on the person of Christ, i. 312. Frequent, of Christ, i. 403. Of heavenly things, how excited, iv. 200. The purveyors of the soul, vi. 22. Vain, vi. 246. Powerless, of spiritual things, vi. 292. Hard, of God, how engendered, vi. 377 ; how removed, xi. 390. And medita- tions, spiritual, vii. 275. Evil, iajection of, vii. 524.

Thrasilaus, stoiy of, xiii. 168.

Threatenings, and the punishment of sin ap- pointed, X. 618. Of God, nature of, xi. 168. De- sign of God in them, xi. 467. And comminatioiis conditional, xi. 646.

Three in one, God has revealed himself as, iii. 66. Sorts of lives, vi. 74.

Thriving of grace at the end of life, i. 433.

Throne of Satan in the mind, what it is, iv. 180. Of grace, God seen on a, iv. 291. Of sin in the affections, vii. 524.

Tigranes, son of the king of Armenia, story of, x. 622.

Time of death appointed by God, i. 283. A, of affliction and calamity, effect of on the mind, vi. 27. Some portion of, to be specially devoted to spiritual thoughts, vii. 391. Of public calamity, use of faith in, ix. 490. The, when the Lord's supper should be observed, ix. 554.

Times of great distresses in conscience, we should invoke Christ in, i. 113. Perilous, ix. 320.

Tiresias, ghost of, v. 67.

Tithes, payment of, xiii. 515.

Title, what, the children of God enjoy, ii. 215. Especial name and, of God evidence forgiveness, vi. 478. Right and, to the kingdom of God, xi. 542.

Tittle and iota of Scripture, every, sacred, iv. 213.

Tokens, infallible, of being moved by the Holy Ghost, iii. 133.

Toleration of errors, viii. 53. In religion, viii. 55, 103,170,172. And indulgence considered, xiii. 519.

Tongue, worshipping God in an unknown, xiv. 504.

Tongues, multiplication of, part of the curse on man, ii. 112. Fiery, what they signified, iii. 76. And hands of the prophets guided by the Holy Ghost, iii. 134. Speaking with, iv. 472. Gift of, xiii. 46.

Touching Christ, the means of deriving virtue from him, iii. 562.

Touchstone of love, i. 16S. Of holiness, what it is, iii. 508. Of gospel light, vi. 219.

Trade, a metaphor from, applied to religion, vii. 3S5. Persecution injurious to, xiii. 308.

Tradition, oral, insufficiency of, iv. 10. Its proper use in the interpretation of Scripture, iv. 220. Scripture not received by tradition, xvi. 329.

Traditions of the Jews, xvi. 300. Authority of, xvi. 329.

Transaction of things in heaven by Christ, i. 254.

Transcribers of the sacred writings, xvi. 355.

Transformation of the affections, vii. 448.

Transgression of the law, sin is the, v. 202.

JVa?isiaii'on of punishment by divine dispensation, i. 353. Of believers into the family of God, ii. 207. Out of darkness into fight, iv. 163. Of pun- ishment to Christ, X. 504.

Translations of Scripture, weakness of, iv. 214 ; use of, xvi. 406. Of tlie New Testament, xvi. 41S.

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Transposition of letters in Scripture, xvi. 291.

Transubstantiation, xiv. 411 ; why invented, viii. 563.

Tranail of the soul of Christ, ix. 576.

Treacheries of the heart of man, vi. 174.

Treasure, good, of the heart, vii. 275, 279.

Treasures of wrath, when poured out, viii. 134.

Treasury of grace, Christ the, i. 362. Purchased, of the Son, ii. 16.

Treaty of the gospel, its object, i. 211.

Tree and branches, union of, an illustration of the union between Clirist and believers, xi. 340.

Trees, believers compared to, iii. 395. High and green, what they signify, viii. 319. Low and dry, what meant by, viii. 319.

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