of the, vi. 204, 252. The principle of obr-dience and disobedience, vi. 252. Perverted by corrupt rea- soning, vi. 256. And counsel of God, the rule of his dispensations, viii. 10, Worship and tyranny inseparable, viii. 137. Sovereign, of God the fountain of special grace, ix. 44. And purpose of God, whether it may be resisted, x. 43. Of God, distinction between the secret and revealed, X. 45. Of God, how made known, x. 46. Free, X. 114. Of God always active and affirmative, x. 241. Good, of Christ necessaiy to his obla- tion, X. 247. Of God, distinctions about, x. 344. Of God to have all saved, x. 3S1. Of punishing in God, X. 641. And necessity, whether they are oppo.site, X. 602. Its operations, xi. 143, Of man, how God acts upon it by grace, xi. 442.
Willingness to die, i. 281. Of Christ to receive sinners, i. 424. In obedience, ii. 215. To under- take the work of the ministry, xv. 494.
Wills of unregenerate men, wliat they are, iii. 274. And affections, how wrought upon by the word, iii. 305.
Wind, the word metaphorically used, iii 51.
Wings, prayer the, of a righteous man, viii. 78.
Wisdom and goodness of God displayed in the per- son of Clirist, i. 44, 178. Of God, his directive excellency, i. 180. Infinite, a glorious property of God, i 299. Treasured up in Christ, ii. 79. And grace, Christ full of, ii. 189. How ascribed to the Holy Spirit, iii. 78. And power of the Holy Spirit in the preservation of grace, iii. 397. Of God in his commands, iii. 616. Spirit of, iv. 140. Spiri- tual, iv 173. Word of, iv. 454. Spiritual, nature of, V. 49. Required to guide our hearts and ways before God, vi. 162. Of faitli, vi. 219. Carnal, a help to sin, vi. 302. Of God to be submitted to, vi. 628. Of faith, in what it consists, vii. 151. Of spiritual things, vii. 478. Of God in the variety of his dispensations, viii. 18. To know the times and the mind of God in our generation, viii. 269. Bad effects of the want of, viii. 271. Wherein it consists witli respect to divine dispensations, viii. 348. Christ is, xii. 243. Gift of, xiii 43.
Wishart, George, death of, viii. 181.
Withdrawment of Christ from our sight, i. 390; solicitude occasioned by, ii. 128.
Withering of spiritual graces, iii. 579.
Witnes< which each person of the Trinity bears in the gospel, ii. 10. How the Spirit be.ars, with our spirits, ii. 241. Of the Spirit to Christ, iii. 183, 205. And seal of forgiveness, vi. 414.
Witnesses of Christ, their blood shed by vain pre- tences, viii. 97.
Wolves, grievous, in the church, vii. 69.
Word, why given, i. 90. The instrumentality of the, iii 235, 302. Its persuasive efficacy, iii. 304. And Spirit, how they accompany each other, iii. 470. Of Christ tlie rule of holiness, iii. 507. Care of God over his, iv. 232. Of Christ's patience, keep- ing, vi. 137. Of grace and mercy, vi. 139. Of holiness and purity, vi. 139 Of consolation, vi. 140. Of liberty and power, vi. 140. How we must meditate on the, vi. 225. Its power against in- dwelling sin, vi. 284. Judgment of our state by the, vi. 545. Good, vii. 26 ; what meant by tast- ing the, vii. 27. Magnified above all his name, vii. 353. Preached, why unprofitable, ix. 188. Of Christ, how kept, ix. 537. The, how it repre- sents Cln-ist to the soul, ix. 538. Christ is the, xii. 321. Of God, the Scripture is the, xvi 427.
Wn^'ds, suggestion of, to the penmen of Scripture, iii. 144. Of the Scripture, siicred, iv. 213. Sea- sonable, for Protestants, i.x. 3.
Work of the Spirit on the human nature of Christ, iii. 180. Of Christ carried on by tlie Spirit, iii. 195. Of illumination short of conversion, iii. 2^38.
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Of the Spirit in regeneration, iii. 807. Of tlie Spirit in sanctification, iii. 387, 496. Of holiness secret and mysterious, iii. 401. Of grace variously carried on, iii. 404. Of the ministry, what it is, iv. 497. Of the Lord in our generation, how known, viii. 274.
Workings of the Spirit of God in and upon worldly men, iii. 103.
W(yrT<s of God, i. 473 ; knowledge of, ii. 80. Good, necessity of, ii. 182, 315. Ascribed to the Holy Spirit, iii. 92. Dead, what, iii. 291. Acceptable, the fruit of the Spirit, iii. 328. And grace, how opposed, V. 24. Distinctions concerning, in jus- tification, V. 30. Covenant of, v. 275. Exclusion of, from justification, v. 278. And faith, the doc- trine of the apostle James concerning, v. 384. The essential properties of God revealed by his, vi. 429. And labours of the people of God, how transacted for them in heaven, viii. 97. Previ- ous, of God give insight into his work in*our days, viii. 273. Of Satan destroyed by Christ, xi. 307. What, are excluded from salvation, xii. 573. Merit of good, xir. 200. How God reveals him- self by his, xvi. 309.
World to come, tasting the powers of the, ii. 246. Contempt of the, iii. 600. Our condition in this, proves the necessity of holiness, iii 641. State of the, at the first preaching of the gospel, iv. 42. New, powers of the, i v. 433. How used as an object of temptation, vi. 95. Condition of men in the, a source of temptation, vi. 221. Things of the, pur- veyoi-s for Satan, vi. 296. To come, powers of the, what, vii. 32. Inordinate afifection to the, vii. 273. Trust in grandeur of the, vii. 401, xv. 104. Love of the, how we are cured from, vii. 495. Old, how God dealt with the, viii. 605. Conformity to the, viii. 651. How professors mingle with it, ix. 329. How it is subdued by Christ, ix. 488. Its oppo- sition, how despised, ix. 501. God the framer and governor of the, x. 32. Proper use of the term, X. 303, 325, 335. Separation from the, xiii. 67.