Trembling oiYmart, viii. 82.
Trial of prophets and prophecy, iii. 34. What cir- cumstances men are placed in for their, vii. 358.
Trials, great, permitted to prevent sin, vi. 263. And temptations, why they sliould be considered, vii. 312.
Trijiing with temptation, vi. 99.
Trinity, order of the holy persons in the, in their operations, i. 219. Of the, i. 472. The doctrine of the, vindicated, ii. 377. How spiritual gifts are derived from each person in, iii. 20. Doctrine of, the foundation of all religion, iii. 66. The, re- vealed in the new creation, iii. 158. The peculiar work of each person of the, in redemption, iii. 159. Doctrine of, why denied, v. 47.
Trouble, every man exposed to, iv. 380. Depths of, vi. 332. Sin is a cause of, to believers, xi. 558.
Troubles and distresses, lightness of, i. 279. Dif- ferent sorts of, iii. 244. Which render consola- tion necessary, iii. 411. Preservation from, vii. 491.
Trust of the believer's whole inheritance reposed in Christ, i. 214. In God, how Chiist exercised, iii. 179. In God, what necessary to, iv. 158. Espe- cial, part of an office, iv. 355. In God, v. 101, viii. 447. Not to be put in the heart, vi. 105. In worldly grandeur, xv. 104.
Truth, sacred, the person of Christ the repository of, i. 79. 'What renders it useless, i. 84. Power of, i. 307. God is the spring and fountain of, iii. 5. A grace of the Spirit, and an evidence of holi- ness, iii. 589. Spirit of, iv. 142. How it is lost in words, v. 10. First deposited in the person of Christ, vi. 456. Assurance of its certainty, vi. 458. Repositories of, vii. 187. Suffering for the, viii. 65. Of God makes good his promises, viii. 114, 221. Of God engaged to protect righteous zeal, viii. 151. We are not to be ashamed of the, ix. 225. What graces peculiarly respect, in a perilous time, ix. 323. It is incumbent on pas- tors to preserve the, ix. 458. Love of, why neces- sary, ix. 459. How it may be lost, ix. 459. How it is to be received, xi. 380. And innocence vin- dicated, xiii. 34;3.
Tumult of the soul from conviction, iii. 357.
Tumultuating of indwelling sin, vi. 603. Of lust, xi. 535.
Turning from the way of righteousness, vi. 311.
Twilight in the church, i. 298.
Twis^e, his sentiments on the justice of God, x. 584.
Types of Christ, expiatory sacrifices were, i. 121. And allegories of Scripture, iv. 197. Of the ob- lation of Christ, xi. 366.
Ubiquity of God, xii. 91.
Umpire, Christ an, ii. 69.
Unable, we are at p/'esent, to bear the full manifes- tation of the glory of Christ, i. 380.
Unacquaintedness with our mercies, a sin, ii. 32. With God, our, vi. 63.
Unaffectedness with the sins of others, vii. 536.
Unbelief, final, its malignity, i. 211. Formal na- ture of, i. 295. Its opposition to the Holy Spirit, ii. 14. Guilt of, iii. 322. And faith, as connected with prayer, iv. 277. Nature and effect of, v. 96. Language of, vi. 525. And jealousy distinguish- ed, vi. 558. The cause of staggering at the pro- mises, viii. 215. Excludes from an interest in the promise, viii. 227. The sinfulness of, viii. 238. Danger of, x. 396. Final, not regarded in the satisfaction of Christ, x. 453.
Uncertainty of mere moral precepts, iii. 635. Of worldly things, v. 448, vii. 402.
Unchangeableness of God, the security of his pro- mises, viii. 229. Of God, xi. 120.
Uncleanness, habitual, iii. 431. Abounding of, viii, 613.
Unction of Christ to his prophetical oESce, iii. 171. Of the Holy Spirit, iv. 145, 389. A way of dedi- cation to God, ix. 288.
Unctions in the Judaical church, the use of, ii. 246.
Understanding of Christ, the human, i. 93. Ascrib- ed to the Holy Spirit, iii. 78. The directive fa- culty of the soul, iii. 252. The depravation of, iii. 252,330. HowgivenbyChrist, iii. 331. Themind of God in his word, causes, ways, and means of, iv. 117. The giving of us an, iv. 164. In the mysteries of the gospel given to ministers by the Spirit, iv. 509. Right, of forgiveness, vi. 424.
Undervaluing of duties, the evil of, iii. 479. Of danger from temptation, vi. 112.
Unframing the soul, how it is done, vi. 292.
Unholiness of professors not to be charged on reli- gion, xi. 493.
Uniformity, enforcement of, xiii. 96.
Union, hypostatieal, of the, i. 40, 223, iii. 160. Be- tween angels and the church by love, i. 147. Of soul and body intimate, i. 282. The foundation of communion, ii. 8. With Christ, iii. 464, 478, 516. Among Christian churches, iv. 248, xiii. 136, xvi. 183. To Christ, iv. 385, ix. 447, xi. 336, xiii. 22. Between the oblation and intercession of Christ, x. 181. And peace in religion, xiv. 30. Returnal unto Rome no means of, xiv. 237. Among Pro- testants, xiv. 519.
Unity of God, ii. 381. Of the decrees of God, x. 65. Of the promises, xi. 227. Chui-ch, preservation of, xiii. 66. Of faith, in what it consists, xiv. 257. And moderation, proposals for, xiv. 310,
Universality the best evidence of sanctification, iii. 421. Of obedience, iii. 471. Of holy duties, iii. 485. In the actings of indwelling sin, vi. 604. Objective, in spiritual things, vii. 420. Of in- dwelling sin, xi. 105. Of efficient causes in the death of Christ, xii. 487. Of professors, in what sense a church, xiii. 136.