CHRIST, sold for thirty pieces of silver, 649. smitten for our sins, ()50. smitten in the hall of the High Priest, 837. his good confession before Pontius Pilate, 787, 838. his death, 834, 844. an atonement, 1178. his work finished, 845.
his burial, 847. his victory over death, 1099. his resurrection, 794, 848. his appearance to Mary Magdalen, 747. his exaltation, the ends of, 861. his future advent sudden, 779. a dying and risen Saviour, 825, 973. the necessity for his death and resurrection, 792. the efficacy of his death, 818,819, 820, 1033. his triumphs, 540, 1053. Satan vanquished by, 820.
his exaltation, a ground ofconfidence, 41 8, 1019,1041. his fulness, 799, 1051. his suitableness, 1206. his all-sufficiency, 397, 1206. the dependence of the Church upon him, 405. the Head of the Church, 1019. his transcendent excellency, 485. his kingdom universal, 384, 595, 948. perpetual, 385. the constraining influence of his love, 990. the Church's desire of his love, 486. his care for his people, 508. his love to them, 728. his compassion, 711, 1103. his love to his enemies, 912. the one source of eternal life, 810. the proper object of faith, 823. the benefit of knowing him, 797, 1167, 1176. his love a pattern for ours, 827, 1030, 1 186. his death a pattern to us, 1052. an example of self-denial, 947. our completeness in him, 1052. a sight of him consoling, 757. conformity to him necessary, 1177. an example to his followers, 735, 1179. the strength of his people, 1047. our sanctification, 921. the end of the law for righteousness, 933, salvation by the knowledge of, 986. magnified by his people, 1036. the Saviour of the world, 1189. his kingdom prayed for, 686. made known to the Gentiles, 935. known only through the teaching of the Spirit, 968. the preaching of him, what it is, 863, 864, 955, 1024.
GENERAL INDEX TO THE HOR.E HOMILETICiE.
CHRIST, the regard due to him, 737.
union with him desired, 1034.
will answer prayer, 824.
the second Adam, 914.
will reign on earth, 1209, 1218.
the Judge of all, 883, 1074.
the impossibility of his being an impostor, 781. Christians, true, delineated, 1043. their situation in the world, 703.
their distinctive characters, 1190. The salt of the earth, 670. The light of the world, G71. The Temple of God, 1023. One body in Christ, 941. Living sacrifices, 940. Epi- stles of Christ, 983.
nominal, their state, 904. primitive, their state, 855. the true and almost, compared, 897.
their knowledge of Christ, 1194.
their duty to Christ, 948. their grace, 1168. the different states of their proficiency, 1181. their fellowship with each other, *654.
their strength in Christ, 1047. their completeness in Christ, 1052. their conformity to Christ, 915.
their duties, 1196. their obligation to do more than others, 682. walking by faith, 989. their walk described, 1027. to edify each other, 1028.
their trials, 987.
their happiness, 1155. their exalted state and ex- pectations, 1054. their high privileges, 705, 908, 960. their chief desire, 427.
ready to give account of their hope, 1161.
debtors to the Jews, 949. Christianity, truth and certainty of, 1171. practical, illus- trated, 946. the advantages of, 1 126, 1 129.
reviled and persecuted, 900. Church . . at the opening or consecration of one, SS.
her beauty and happiness, SGQ, 395. espoused to God, 600. the Bride of Christ, Sm, 481.
her desire after Christ, 486. her dependence on Christ, 405. her security in God, 367, 498.
her prospects glorious, 504, 520, od5.
duty of interceding for her, 538. Circumcision, the true, described, 1043.
and baptism compared, 20.
of Christ, 754. Circumspection, duty of, 66. Cities of refuge, 131.