Visibility of the church, xiv. 368.
Vision of God in heaven, i. 51, 242. Heavenly, of the glory of Christ, i. 288. Of Christ in heaven, perpetual, i. 409. Of unchangeable free mercy, viii. 5. Prescience of, x. 23. How it belongs to God, xii. 127.
Visions, prophetical, of the glory of Christ, i. 350. Prophetical, iii. 136. And representations of things various, iii. 137. How God revealed him- self by, viii. 7. Heavenly, viii. 8.
Visitation of the sick, direction of Anselm for the, V. 16.
Visitations of God to the soul, i. 400.
Vivification by grace, iii. 329.
Vocation, divine, i. 486. Gift and grace of, xi. 123.
Voice of Christ, hearkening to the, ii. 194. Of con- science as to the guilt of sin, vi. 387. Of God in providence, vii. 309. Of God, what it is, xvi. 318.
Voices, articulate, in divine revelations, iii. 135.
Voluntariness of the obedience of Christ, i. 339. In the actings of the Holy Spirit, ii. 238, iii. 71. In sins, iii. 71, x. 73. Of the sufferings of Christ, iii. 177.
Voiv, a way of dedication to God, ix. 290.
Vowels and accents, Hebrew, i v. 218, xvi. 386. A nd consonants, xvi. 395.
Vows, why ineffectual, vi. 319.
Vulgate, the, xvi. 415.
Waiting upon God, vi. 75, 418, 609, viii. 85. Con- tinuance in, necessary unto peace, vi. 553.
Waldo, conversion of, iii. 347.
Walking \7ith God, ii. 106, vi. 201, ix. 87. Humbly before God, iii. 402. And ways, observation of our, iv. 326. With men, vi. 201. In church-fel- lowship, rules of, xiii. 55.
Wandering from the truth, iv. 176.
Wanderings, how the soul gathers itself from, ii. 26.
Want of Christ, what is necessary to convince men of their, vii. 146. Of readiness to receive divine impressions, vii. 535. Of the gospel, the greatest of all wants, viii. 33. What those, who want the go.spel, viii. 35.
Wants, our own, revealed to us, ii. 122. Of the people of God, ii. i06. How we are ignorant of our own, iv. 272. All our, provided for in God, ix. 430.
War/are between grace and sin, iii. 54.3.
Warning against apostasy, vii. 135. Of judgments, how given, viii. 02.3.
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Warning.l, divine, why slighted, iii. 348. Pins after, danger of, vi. 346. Providential, how to be regardid, vii. 376. Ofapproachingjudgments given, viii. 602. Of God not to be contemned, viii. 641. Of Providence, how best answered, ix. 403.
Wars against us, sin, vi. 195.
Wasting of sin in the root and principle, iii. 463. Conscience, sins, vi. 341.
Watchfulness against sin, iii. 461, vi. 61, vii. 537. Against temptation, vi. 100. Necessaiy, vi. 162, vii 245. Against sin, perpetual, vi. 175. Chris- tian, its object, xi. 556. Over each other, xiii. 83.
Watchmen, spiritual, their duty, ii. 131.
Water and fire, tlie means of typical cleansing, iii. 423. In the stream, a simile from, viii. 17. Holy, popish, viii. 588. An emblem of the Spirit, xi. 353.
Waters of the sanctnaiy, what, ix. ISO.
Way, thei-e must be a, for walking with God, ii. 109. Of approach to God, ii. 121. The, in which the blood of Christ cleauseth from sin, iii. 430, 443. AVhen our, is not acceptable to God, what he does, vi. 263. Of salvation of God's own choosing, vi. 526. No other, of salvation, vi. 528. Of salvation free and open, vi. 529. Of salvation is safe, vi. 530. Of attaining and enjoying faith and grace, ,x. 468.
Ways whereby grace is increased, iii. 392. Such as the Lord will blast, viii. 148. Various, of spe- cial revelations, xvi. 298.
Weak and imperfect, our present sight of Christ is, i. 3S9. Grace, preservation of, iii. 393. And ineffectual attempts of tlie soul to recover itself to duty, vi. 243.
Weakening sin, how it is done, iii. 544, vi. 23, 228. Of prejudices, iv. 485. Of the soul by sin, vii. 228, 377.
Weakness of spiritual graces, iii. 579. Of reason, iii. 634, vii. 127. Our spiritual, to be considered, vi. 104. Of oar best duties, vii. 147. Of faith, viii. 141. Of the inward man, how to be treated, ix. 556. Of the flesh, xi. 419.
Weanedness from the world necessary to faith, v. 446.
Weaning the affections from earthly things, vii. 326".
Weaijnns, gospel, to be used against sin, vi. 47. Carnal, not to be used in religion, xiv. 226.
Weariness of the flesh, sin talies advantage of the, vi. 229. In waiting on God, the cause of, vi. 377. Of the flesh, vii. 173. In duty, relief against, vii. 496.
Well of living water, the Spirit is a, vii. 27S.
Well-being of the church, on what it depends, vii. 185.
Whitalcer, his opinion about peace and toleration, viii. 204.
Wickliffites and Lollards, martyrs in England, viii. 263. '
Wilderness, Christ not to besought in the, iii. 186. State of the people of God, xi. 277.
Wilkins on a universal character, xvi. 395.
yVill and condescension of the Holy Spirit, ii. 227. A, ascribed to the Holy Spirit, iii. 80. And plea- sure of tlie Holy Spirit, iii. 201. Change of, ne- cessary, iii. 2;j8. And affections, how under tlie power of the mind, iii. 281. Of God the rule of obedience, iii. 294, 469. State of the, in conver- sion, iii. 319. The, a vital faculty, iii. 334. Depra- vation of, iii. 334. A free principle, iii. 334. Tree- doni of, to spiritual things, who possess, iii. 494. Every gracious act of tlie, wrought hy the Holy Spirit, iii. 536. Consent of the, included in faith, V 101. Main cause of, worship, vi. 18 Prevail- ing, in believers to do good, vi. 160. Renitency