Worm, the, that never dies, xii. 492.
W<yrship and honour, the person of Christ the ob- ject of, i. 104. In heaven not merely mental, i. 256. Of the law, represented the glory of Christ, i. 348. Keason and cause of, ii. 268. The foundation of, iii. 64. First institutions of, what they regarded, iii. 4.32. Of God, iv. 513, XV. 447. Origin offalse, v. 437.
Institution of, an evidence of forgiveness, vi. 461. Evil effects of pompous, vii. 210. Evangelical, apostasy from, vii. 217. Consequences of false, viii. 137. Of the old testament divinely ap- pointed, ix. 80 ; no way comparable with that of the new testament, ix. 81 ; spiritual beauty of, ix. 82. Pi-eparation necessary for, ix. 545. As- cribed and due to Christ, xii. 371. Extraordinary cases concerning, xiii. 28. Whatever prescribed in, should be observed, xiii. 464 Divine revela. tion the sole rule of, xiii. 465. Not to be regulated by inbred light of reason, xiii. 466. Of God, what requisite to the, xiii. 468. Of images, xiv. 420, 505. Of the ass's head, xiv. 476. In an unknown tongue improper, xiv. 504. By the apostles, xv. 16. External, xv. 450. Comeliness of gospel, xv. 468.
Wrangling science, who make the Scriptures a, iv. 180. Captious, in what it consists, v. 11.
Wrath of God, Clirist lying under tlie, i. 341 ; effects of lying under the, x. 277 ; Christ under- went the, X. 283. All men by nature the chil- dren of, XV. 485.
Wretched, sin makes men, vi. 205.
Writers, the sacred, their knowledge of facts and doctrines, iv. 32.
Writing of the Scriptures, iii. 143.
Writings, sacred, their uniform importance, v. 59. Of the apostles, nature of, xv. 484.
Tdke of the Spirit renounced, vi. 208.
shaking it off, vii. 544. Toung, natural love of the, vi. 304.
Of sin,
Zeal of Christ, iii. 178. False, the cause of cruel persecutions, viii. 96. Righteous, encouraged, viii. 133. For the glory of God, viii. 655. For Christ, ix. 438. For the glory of God necessary in ministers, ix. 456.
Zinn, the branch of the Loi-d the beauty of, viii. 285. God's work in founding, viii. 401, 412. The object of envy and fear, viii. 407. God's care of all the dwelling-places of, viii. 420. Glorified with the spoils of her oppressors, ix. 202. Her beauty and strength, ix. 307. Worthy of observation, Lx. 308. Her protection, ix. 310. Her bulwarks, ix. 315.
Zoar of many professors, what is the. vii. 273,
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INDICES.
VI.— INDEX TO THE PRINCIPAL WORDS AND PHRASES IN OTHER LANGUAGES CITED OR EXPLAINED.
JV.B. — In this Index, as in the Index of Texts, the letters/ or.^ denote that the remarks on tha word or text extend to the page or pages following the one mentioned.
•^rs , ix. 342. tias, aris , ii. 2G. n-ins, xii. 260. TS »■'»«. vi. 499.
'VT
tsn c^s, ix. 96.
B'^nVs , iii. 147.
•jws , ii. 118.
itts, xvi. 432,
nVii:n noja "i^ss , xvi. 369,
371, 394, 403.
f|S, Tiii. 108.
nitS, xiv. 441.
tv^n-^a, xiv. 470, #.
B'i-s, V. 34, 197, 200, 348, x.
281, xii. 446, 478, 479,
543, 627, 628. V^h rrs, xiii. 411. N^n nns , i. 368. rs,ii.'l24.
•ipyna, xii. 482. BTi'-is rr^a , xiv. 441. lip'iia, xii. 477. nPS ■'3a, xii. 242. d'ri a^pa, viii. 84. K^a, xii.'eSl, 632. n-i-^a, xi. 218, xii. 499. ni-;a , ii. 25. nnpba , ii. 25. *ira , iv. 288. Vip na , xvi. 297.
^ias, , ix. 485. ri'i-i^aJ , vii. 32. ^s'lj, xii. 610. ■tn, xii. 476. T-?"^ ' i^- 8, 130.
'>a^,iv. 454, xii. 633,/, xvi. '" 4C2.
HEBREW, CHALDEE, OR RABBINKIAL.
'j-';^, ii. 25. Vh;, vi. 607, 641. Snarrsa a'^'^^!' "• ^5. na-aVi'', v. 162.
'naT,xvi. 291. din , vi. 611. Ill, S-hi, xii. 475. isst , xii. 478. V5 nn, v. 197. rii>3n, xii. 100.
Q2^ *iaM, xvi. 56. svi'-iTan, iii. 251. n^n n^Ti", xvi. 299. n'^n , viii. 477, onateri, iv. 360, yiiSTi , xii. 444. pntasn, v. 125. rr.ljp-i-n , i. 107. ninP'in, xiv. 455.
I-I3T, xiv. 119,421. ■]'''ijxii. 289, 291.
n;ilaf;i, xii. 470. r^'iia-^^ah , iii. 181. sian, x. 267. S-Ji-i, xii. 479, Q-'SiiJli.v. 171, 199, 202. nsan, V. 34, 348,/, X. 172,
xii. 446. MiT^n.i. 376. V';ih,xiii.411,/. jri, iv. 256,/.
air,, -v. 311.
~Z)ti, viii. 477, xii. 526.
nttsi noh, vi, 641.
nsh', xii. 243.
ytn , xii. 478,
D^rijV. 286.
rT>n", viii. 108,
a;ih, X. 535.
a-i-fi, v. 165.
^ai3, xii. 459, xvi. 266.
hp;, viii. 478,/. n'i-i -lyi, xiv. 215.
T : - T
p■'ns^ xii. 480, 482. !?sj, iii. 114. yap';,xii. 481. Y:;';', iii. 17. b''b\ ii. 25, V''3b^ , xii. 459, ■I'j-', ix, 96,
*l>;3, xvi. 361. nias, ix. 31. aVi3,x. 309. 13^3, xii. 471. T^ns, xii. 349. t3'''^»3 , viii. 381. "IBS, 'ii. 442, xii. 420,/ ^33, xii. 421. ^-^3, ix. 35, X. 333. ri^3, xii. 429.
nip, xvi. 298. IjlJJ'oV, ix. 463, r^a-^aV, xii. 316. hp5,'iv. 489, xii. 475. hizrh, ix. 96,
nny, xiii. 412, iD^itt , xii. 469. 'l'^^SS^)3, xii. 238. t'y nu'o , xvi. 323. apisia , xvi. 300, n-»a , xii 633. niasn ^Js^s.xii. 327. ]n, xii. 468, nptt, xiv. 113, 411.
nsa>3, xiv. 441.
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nrriij^Stt , xii. 468. vi"S3 ^wy^, xii. 481. Di)5^3>^, vi. 330,/. iss^s, xii. 474. riry-istt , xii. 468. ys^,' i. 377. bV'=! xii. 97. syyi , xii. 233. 'lis-1_-■^'»: , xvi. 320. nsn->ttl iii. 97, xii. 336. rsrfi', V. 328. D^-'3•i•p, V. 28G. n'-on^, iv. 422,/.