Universe, the good of the, consulted in the dispen- sations of God, i. 186.
Unkindness, how we may be guilty of, towards God, iv. 414. Towards God, sense of, vi. 334.
Unreadiness to receive instruction, iii. 256. To obedience, how overcome, iii. 497. Of grace for exercise, vii. 497. To prayer, vii. 530.
Unspiritedness for duty, vi. 337.
Unstableness of mind, effect of, viii. 382.
Unweariejiness in the spiritual conflict necessary, vii. 387.
Umvillingness of men to turn to God, i v. 165. Spi- ritual, vi. 243. For duty, vii. 531.
Uprightness of soul, vii. 406. Comfort of, xi. 84.
Urgency of temptation, restless, vi. 100. Of sin, vi.l98.
Urging occasions of life, sin takes advantage from, vi. 230.
Usages, civil, how they may be connected with re- ligion, xiii. 472.
fTse of spiritual gifts, iii. 16. Of promise.'', exhor-
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tations, and threatenings, iii. 203. Of means, why required, iii. 593. Of prayer, iv. 251. Of faith in justification, v. 107. And abuse of worldly things, vii. 404. Of faith in a time of public ca- lamity, ix. 490 ; under reproaches and persecu- tions, ix. 498 ; if Popery should return, ix. 505 ; in a time of general declension, ix. 510. Of rea- son, xiv. 73, 356.
Usefulness of believers, how promoted, ii. 185. In the world, on what it depends, iii. 583. Of mor- tification, vi. 21. In our generation, by what prevented, vi. 56. Of spiritual gifts, vii. 288.
Uselessness of men in their profession, causes of, i. 451. Of professors a cause of offence, vii. 215.
Utterance in prayer a peculiar gift of the Spirit, iv. 311. The gift of, necessary for ministers, iv. 512.
Vain thoughts, vi. 246. Confidences, carnal secu- rity works by, vii. 137. And unprofitable thoughts, vii. 304. Curiosity, vii. 365. Confidences to be guarded against, viii. 645.
Valuation of the means of cleansing from sin, iii. 400. Of what is known, vi. 140. Of mercy, vi. 424. Of the pledges of divine love, vii. 493. Of tlie ministry, ix. 436.
Value of believers by Christ, ii. 133. Of the blood of Christ, X. 89. Of the death of Christ, x. 231 ; how the foundation of gospel dispensation, x. 231. Of satisfaction, whence it arises, x. 441.
Vaninus, the atheist, xii. 495.
Vaniti/ of our endeavours for salvation, ii. 98. Of pleas and pretences against the personality of the Holy Ghost, iii. 71. Of the mind, iii. 251. Of the world, iii. 253. Of papal inventions for the purification of sin, iii. 434. And darkness of mind, effect of, iv. 176. Of the world, how we should be affected by the, v. 445. Of mind a cause of apostasy, vii. 123 ; how removed, vii. 4S6.
Variableness improperly charged on the decrees of God, X. 16.
Variation in assurance, vi. 551.
Variety of duties ruquired for the mortification of sin, iii. 558. Great, in the dispensation of the means of grace, viii. 11, 13. Of experience, xi. 81. Of ancient liturgies, xv. 25.
Vehicles of grace, what are, iii. 290.
Veil of natural darkness, iv. 130. Double, on the eye and heart, iv. 132.
Veiled, manifestation of the glory of Christ after it had been, i. 343.
Vengeance, how God executes, on the enemies of his people, ii. 146. On antichristian states, viii. 263.
Venturing on sin presumptuously, vi. 117.
Veracity of God the formal object of faith, iv. 18. And truth of God in his promises, vi. 640.
Verbal testimony to the Scriptures, iv. 37.
Verses of Adrian on his death-bed, i. 2S0, x. 520.
Vexing the Uoly Spirit, iv. 416.
Viator, how Christ was, v. 259.
Vicar of Christ, the Holy Spirit so called, iii. 193. Christ has no, but the Spirit, Ix. 444.
Vices, national, not watching against, dangerous, vii. 205.
Vicissitudes, none in tlie heavenly state, i. 407.
Victor, bishop of Rome, his conduct, xv. 21G.
View, present, of Christ reflexive, i. 375. By faith of the blood of Christ, iii. 444. Of sin under suf- fering useful, iii. 447. Of the state of nature ne- cessary, iii. 449.
Vigour and acting of grace, cause of, i. 392. And comfort of spiritual life, on what they depend, vi. 21. Of the affections must be excited, vi. 261.
Vileness of sin must be impressed on the mind, vi. 227.
Vindication of the righteousness rf God in the
punishment of sin, i. 186. Of the treatise on com- munion with God, ii. 277. Of the doctrine of the Trinity, ii. 377. Of the law by Christ, iii. 632. Of Nonconformists, xiii. 305. Of the animadver- sions on Fiat Lux, xiv. 183.
Fmdi'cotor]/ justice of God, x. 512, 60O.
Vindictive iMstici of God clearly revealed in Christ, ii. 83. Justiceof God, how satisfied, xi. 293. Jus- tice of God, xii. 111.
Vine and branches, their mutual relation, Iii. 520.
Violence or force not offered to the will by grace, iii. 319. The, sin offers to the nature of man, vi. 803.
Virgin Mary, how the mother of Christ, iii. 166. Of the, xiv. 120, 426. Hymn to the, xiv. 218.
Virtue, seminal, how imparted to creation, iii. 98. Moral, not holiness, iii. 372; insufficiency of, iii. 480 ; its nature, iii. 524, 576. And grace, distinc- tion between, xiii. 411.
Virtues, moral, origin of, i. 149. And endowment.?, moral, for civil government, fi-om the Holy Spirit, iii. 149. Their worth, iii. 302. In Christ to be imitated, iii. 513. Human, emanate from God, vi. 497.