Event , the, how far it is to be expected in the prophecies, Rev. x. 6.
Evidence, Acts xx. 26, xxii. 3, xxvi. 4, Rom. vi. 19.
Exaltation of Christ, Phil. ii. 9, Heb. ii. 5.
Exegesis , ages of sacred, Pref. § 5.
Exercise, prophetical, Mark xvi. 17, at the end.
Express language, James iii. 9.
Exquisite address, Luke i. 3, John v 35, Col. ii. 13.
Exultation, 1 Thess. v. 24.
Ezra, book of, Matt, xxiii. 34.
Facility of expression, Gal. iv. 20.
Faith, Matt. viii. 10, Luke xvii. 7, John xii. 16, James i. 6, — -joined with hope and love, Acts xxiv. 14, 1 Cor. xiii. 13, Heb. x. 22, 1 Pet. i. 3, — saving, Matt. ix. 22, — miraculous, Matt. xvii. 20, Mark xvi. 17, 1 Cor. xii. 9, — considered apart from its office in justification, 1 Tim. iv. 12, — implicit and explicit, John vi. 68, — prior to knowledge, John vi. 69; those who are somewhat slow excepted, John x. 38, — the fruit of the word, Luke viii. 12, — slower or quicker, Luke xxiv. 25, — it is in the understanding and the will, Luke xxiv. 25, — not slothful, but active, John xii. 35, — reviving and purified, Mark xvi. 13, — lays hold of omnipotence, but more happily on mercy, Luke xvii. 7, — either before or after love and know- ledge, John xvi. 27, xvii. 21, — his- torical formerly rather difficult. Acts i. 22, — towards God and Christ, Rom. i. 7, — how far it justifies, Rom. iii. 28, — attracts Christ, Rom. x. 8, — embraces what we do not yet under- stand, John xii. 16 , —faith in God, what? Mark xi. 28, — faith, Treue (true), the virtue of a servant, Matt, xxiv. 45, Luke xvi. 10.
Familiarity, 1 Cor. xvi. 6, Phil. iii. 13.
Fasting, Matt. vi. 16.
Father, Matt. vi. 4, 9, John xiv. 2, xvii. 1, — duties of fathers, Eph. vi. 4.