4+ I. n Reviling to be judged of by the deſign, (not words) of eons. oh.9.28.k Reward at laſt will be according to our Works, Mat. 25. 40. Rhetoric, how far to be uſed in preach- _ _ 2ng, 1 Core2.4. Riblaſh, Ezek. 11.11. c Riches, a great hindrance in way to Hea- _ ven, Mat.rg.24. Righteous, what kind of Righteous ones may fall away, Ezek. 18. 24. & are raiſed by vertue of their Union with Chriſt, Rom. 8. 11, r Righteouſneſs of God, what, Rom. 1.
17. 6b of Chriſt, both ARive and Paſſive, 15 1mputed to us, Rom. 8. 4. p S
_—_— what Works may be done on it, Mat.12.4,5. why Chriſt wrought many Miracles on that day, Joh. 9. 14. r ChriſtianSabbath inſtituted byChrift, Col.2.17. u | Sabeans, why, Joel 3.8. 5.
Salram, why called Seals, Rom. 4. 11. t exhibit 1nward grace, Eph. 5.26. d Sadducees, who, Mat.3.7. Mark 12.18.
Adts 23.8, gr SanRitfication thereof a great part of re- ligion, Joh. 9.16. s Saints are Temples of H.G. 1 Cor. 3. 16, e Samaritans, who, Mal.10.6. Luke 9g. 52. SanRification, how taken in Scripture, I Cor, 7. 14. C to ſanifie the Lord. what. » Pet. 2.
IS. £ RE >, to who, Mat.1 0.2.
Satan, ——_— to him, what, 2 Cor.
S. 5 Scandal,what, Luke 17.1. Rom,14,13. 4 it is twofold, Rom. 14. 13. a reaſons againſt it, Rom. 14. 15, ef A Scribe, who, Jer. 8. 8. b three ſorts of them, Joh.8.3. e Scriptures; ſeeming contradictions re- conciled, and cavils of Atheiſts an- ſwered, Mat. 1. 2,6, 9, 12, 23. & 2.6,23.& 4.16, Luk.3.38.& 5.11. how far ſaid to be fulfilled, Mat.2.1 5, and 27. 5.
its uſefulneſs in all its parts, Rom.1 5.
4+ Scythians, their exploits, Ezek.3 2.26.6 Seal is for confirmation, Rom.4.11. # Sending 1s twofold, extraordinary and ordinary, Jon.10.2. c Shame, what, 2 Theſſ.3.14. Self-conceit, reaſons againſt it, Rom. 12.8. ft Self-murder, a heinous ſin, As 16.27. þ Shepherds political, their duty, Ezek, 34. 4.0 &Ce | what, Zech, II. 3. 2 Shoa, Ezek.23.23. # Sin againſt H. G, what, Mat. 12 32. whether it can be committed now, ibid, all fin and ſinners not equal, Luke 7. 8, | _ ſinner is beſides himſelf, Luke I + I'7. owes fin may be forgiven by man, Joh.20.23. þ it may be pardoned temporally, and not eternally, Jer. 50.20, x when grown epidemical, 1t provcs fatal, Dan. 9.11. 7 Sorcery, a great ſin, Mal. 3. 5. 0 Soul, is a diſtin& ſubſiſtence, Mat.9. 26. it neither ſleeps nor dies with the body, Mat.27.44-. where Lazarw's Soul was when par- ted from his body, -Joh. 11. 44. c Spirit, what it ſignifies, Zech. 4. 6. 7 | how he dwells 1n believers,Rom.@.5. 7 how he leads us, Rom. 8. 14. 6 of Bondage, what, Rom.8.25. d of Adoption, what, Rom.8.15. e how he witneſſes our Adoption, Rom, 8.16. g
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how he helps to pray, and makes in- terceſſion, Rom. 8. 25. gh his Teſtimony is either immediate'gr _ mediate, Eph.1.13. e his Ylumination, Eph. 1. 17. £ Stoning to death, the manner, jotin 8, 5+ 8 . Sufferings, their advantage, 2 Titef, I. 5.7 Sufficiency to good is from God, 2 Cor,
3.5-£ Sun, what it ſignifies, Amos 8. g. -b Superfluities, what, Jam. r! 21. 9 Suaſton moral, not ſufficient to preya;j upon the Will, Luke 24. 24. Swearing, Jewiſh Form of it, ſer. 4. 2. þ Syene, Ezck. 29. 10. bc Synagogues, when they began, and theix uſe, Mat. g. 23. what, Mark 1.22. A&s6, 9. f Ruler of Syn. what, As 11, 8. z T
Abernacles, Feaſt of Tabern, what, Joh. 6.15. m Tappanes, Ezck. 30.18- / Tarftriſh, Ezek.27.12. 4 Teachers falſe,a great plague toa Nation; Jer. 29.8. 7 F Temple, its parts, Jer. 7.4. k a type of Chriſt's Body, John 2.21. þ called God's Footſtool, Lam.2.x. c a Market there; why, Mat. 21.14.
on Gerizzzm, why built, John 4. 20. g
Temptation, what, Mat. 6, 1 3.
Tempting God, what, Mat. 4. 7. 1 Cor. IO. 9. þ how God tempts,and is tempted, Jam. I.I3.2 Tempters never make good Comfarters, Mat. 27.4-
Teſtimony ef Spirit, is either-immedi- ate pr mediate, Eph.1.13. e Thankſgiving, Magiſtrates may appoint
annual days for it, John 10. 22. þ Theater, what, Ads 19. 29. n Thovghtfulneſs, arguments againſt it,
Luke 12. 22.
Threatnings and Promiſes are all con-
dittonal, Jer.18.10. and 28. 9. 2
, Wheu peremptory, Dal. 9. 3. S | Timothy, an account 'o1 nim, Theſf, 1, n |
not Biſhop of Epheſus, 1 Tim. x, 2. Tophet, what, rh I : 5. k p L. Traditions, what, Mat. 15. 2. Mark To I3. 2 Theſl. 2. 15, g how far allowable, 2 Thefl, 2.1 5s. h A Trance, what, As 10. to. x
'Tranſubſtantiation, what, Joh.6.15. m
Trinity, proved, Mat. 3. 17.
Trufting in _ what it implies, Jer. 17. 7. ,
Twelye a ſacred Number, Mat. 16. I. V
Ain-glory, Gal. 5.26. c _ and condemned, 1 Theſl. 2, » S 7 Viſions, how, Affs 2. 17. s | Viſiting is either in Mercy or in Judg- ment, Jer. 6.6. s Unbelief, a Mother-fiv, Heb.3.12. g Unburied, a great curſe, Jer. 7. 32. x Union myſtical, Rom, 8. 1. c of Judgment to be endeavour'd, I COr. 1.10. y Vows,a =_ of natural Religion, Jona I.16. s are twofold, Afts 21. 23. b
Uſury, how far unlawful, Ezek. 18, 8. y Luke 6.35. Akes, their original, Dan. 3.2.
\ Walking after the Spirit, what, Rom, 8.1. 4
Watchfulneſs, what, Luke 12. 37. and
21. 36. 2 Tim. 4. 5. w Whirl-wind, what it ſignifies, Ezek. 1. h
q+ DENG Wilderneſs, what it ſignifies, Hol. 2.
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Witneſs of Spirit, what, Rom.8.16. g
Women not to ſpeak publickly without. extraordinary Inſpiration, x Cor.
I4+3I. S Word of God, where that works not, nothing elſe will, Luke 16. 31. World to come, what, Heb. 2. 5. s Worſhip religious muſt have a warrant from God, Jer. 19. 5.1 Z
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