4. His death, resurrection, and ascension : generally, 182 to 195. more particularly his dying
complaint, 196. the effects produced by a sight of his cross, 197. his resurrection, 198. his glad tidings, 199. his ascension, 200. our duty resulting from it, 201. his victory over his enemies, 202.
5. His coming to judgment, 203. his saving of the righteous, 204. his condemning of the wicked, 205.
6. Prophetic summary of his character, 206.
Chrisi . . .is God, IGl, 163, 292, 318.
to be worshipped as such, 173. dignity of the person of, 172, 485. fulness in, 7, 498. angels' song at the birth of, 470. miraculous escape of, from his persecutors, 281. example of, proposed to us, viz.
In his early habits, 550.
condescension. 551. — See also Con-
descension. grace, 552. — See also Grace. love to souls, 553. compassion for his enemies, 554. care and tenderness for his people,
555. anxiety for their preservation, 556. concern for their happiness, 557. diligence in serving God, 558. activity in benefiting man, 559. humility, 560. meekness, 561. resignation, 562. patience, 563. forgiving Spirit, 564. fervency in prayer, 565. perseverance in spite of all difficul- ties, 566. transfiguration of, 304. smites to the ground those who came to apprehend
him, 314. death of, 189, 190.— And see Denfh.
a condition of our salvation, 192. resurrection of^ — See Rosiirrectioii, ascension of, — See Ascension,
Christ . . able and willing to forgive sins, 286. what it is to be without Christ, 1 7. for what end he came into the world, 310. reason for loving, 18. importance of living by faith on, 29. suitableness of, to the Believer's necessities, 499. duty of considering the names and olhces of, 37. the instrumental cause of regeneration, 42, in what light he regards his followers, 45. for what end he dedicated himself to God, 46. solicitude of, for the recovery of lost sinners, 256. great sin of rejecting, 50, 323. friends and enemies of, contrasted, 51. what glory he gives to his people, 53. comparison between his love, and that of the Father,
to us, 54. objects of his Intercession, 59. comfort to be derived from his ascension, 67. nature of Redemption by, 70. his desire to be glorified in heaven, 73. gift of, a ground for expecting every other blessing, 74. causes of his incarnation, 78.
ends and effects of Christ's exhibition to the world,79. precious to Believers, 82. interest of Believers in the sacrifice of, 103. his pre-eminence above Aaron and the Levitical
Priests, 110. was the Angel of the Law, 142. will punish rebellious sinners, 267. does not forget, but delivers, his people, 292. to be implicitly trusted for supplying our wants, 297. walking of, on the sea, 298. an all-sufficient Saviour, 298. saves Peter, when sinking in the sea, 299. power and grace of, not to be limited, 302. exercises supreme power over the invisible world,318, the great mystery of godliness, 320. benefits of coming to, 361. sin of making light of, 370. our Propitiation, 375. inquiry into our views of, 383.
what manifestation he has given us of the Father, 384. the only way to God, 385. the only foundation, 386. guilt and danger of not loving, 387. hatred of, is hatred of the Father, 388. neglect of, the most fatal offence, 389. necessity of having the Spirit of, 390. cross of, to be taken up, 392.
GENERAJ. INDEX TO HELPS TO COMrOSlTION.
Christ . . the Angel of the Covenant, 397.
the healer of our souls, 40G.
a strong hold, 428.
his offer of the Holy Spirit, 429.
the duty of looking to, enforced, 431.
our resurrection with, a motive to heavenly minded- ness, 441.
the Church espoused to him, 445.
glory of, displayed, 449.
union of the Church with, 451.
intercession of, for his people, 479.
the fountain of life and light, 496.
is all and in all, 500.
Believers are the property of, 510.