Consequence , from what is possible to what is, Rom. xiv. 4, — from the greater to the less, Rom. viii. 32,— from the less to the greater, Rom. iii. 6.
Consequences, Matt. xxii. 32. Considerations somewhat enlarged, — Matt. i. 16, respecting the gene- alogy of Joseph, — ii. 23, concerning a Nazarene, — x. 2, respecting the order of the apostles, — xii. 40, re- specting the three days of suffering, — xiii. 3, respecting seven parables, — xviii. 17, concerning the article never being redundant, — xxii. 32, on the value of inferences, — xxiv. 29, concerning the optical nature of the prophecies, — xxiv. 33, on not over- looking the order of words, — Mark x. 18, on the words of Jesus suited to the capacity of His hearers : comp, xiii. 32, — xv. 25, on the hours passed on the cross, — Luke iii. 23, 36, on the genealogy of Mary, — vii. 35, on Wisdom justified by her children, — ix. 50, on not confounding pronouns, — xvi . 8, on the unrighteous mammon, — John i. 1, on Artemonius, — i. 15, concerning the two Johns, — i. 52 (51), on the word Amen, — iii. 5, on water and the Spirit, — vi. 37, on the Greek style of the New Testament, — viii. 1, 6, respecting the adulteress and the writing, — viii. 20, concern- ing the teaching of Jesus, — xiii. 14, respecting the washing of the feet, — xiv. 28, on the sensibility and humble language of Christ, — xxi. 22, concerning John about to remain, — Acts i. 7, on Divine reservation, — iii. 21, on Christ taking heaven, — iii. 22, on Christ and Moses, — v. 5, on the punishment inflicted on Ananias and his wife, — vii. 1, 14, on the very suitable discourse of Ste- phen,— xii. 21, on the death of Herod, — xiii. 18, 19, on God carrying the people, — xiii. 33, on the word, to-day, from Ps. ii. 7,— xiii. 48, on predesti- nation and reprobation, — xvii. 23, on the unknown God, — xix. 5, on the repetition of baptism, — xix. 19, on the autographs of the apostles, — xxiii. 5, respecting Paul, guilty neither of falsehood nor stratagem, — Rom. i. 1, on the epistles, especially those of Paul, — i. 17, on the righte- ousness of God, — iii. 23, on the glory
of God, — iii. 25, on Trccpicret and ctip g- <ju, — v. 7, on the difference between Good and Just, — v. 12, 13, on origi- nal sin, — vii. 1 4, on the progress of man from his state under the law to his state under grace, — viii. 19, on the creature sighing or groaning, —
viii. 31, on the interrogative Apodosis, — ix. 3, on Paul devoting himself, —
ix. 5, on Christ being God, — xii. 6, on prophecy and the analogy of faith, — xiv. 9, psychopannvchia (the in- sensibility of the soul, during the whole night that the body is in the grave), — xv. 6-8, on the names of God and Christ, — 1 Cor. i. 27, on election, — vii. 25, on inspiration, —
x. 2, on the sacraments of the Old Testament, — x. 9, on Christ, in re- spect to the Old Testament, — xi. 7, on the woman to be veiled, — xii. 9, on common and miraculous faith, — xiii. 4, on the nature of love, — xv. 23, etc. on the last things, — xv. 29, on baptism over the dead, — 2 Cor. v. 10, on the manifestation of the sins of believers, — xii. 2, on Paul being caught up, — xii. 7, on the buf- fetings of Satan, — Gal. ii. 9, on Paul and James, — ii. 16, on the works of the law not justifying, — iii. 16, on the one only seed, — iv. 24, 25, on the allegory, — Eph. i. l,on the scope of the epistle, — i. 23, on (Christ’s) fulness, — iv. 11, on the ministers of the Gospel, — Phil. i. 9, on knowledge and sense (judgment), — ii. 6, on emptying Himself, — Col. ii. 16, on the Sabbath, — 2 Thess. ii. 3, 4, on the mystery of iniquity, — 1 Tim. iii. 2, on successive polygamy, — iii. 15, on the Gospel, the pillar and ground of the Church, — iv. 2, on those who have seared consciences, — Tit. i. 7, on the steward of God, — Heb., in the Introd., concerning Paul being the author, — ch. i. 4, on the chias- mus,— i. 6, on the formulje of quota- tion,— ii. 5, on the angels our fellow- servants, — ii. 7, on Christ tasting death for every man, — iv. 12, on the soul and spirit, — v. 7, on the process of suffering, — vi. 1, on the Christian catechism of the Old Testament, — vi. 4, on relapse, — viii. 11, on being taught of God, — ix. 18, on the word mi and IiolO'/ikyi, — x. 7, on the volume of the book, — xi. 1, on the