A

A

ARON'S rod that budded,

what it fignified, ii. 19. 73.
Adam,four reafons whythe manand
the woman were fo called,i 71.20.
Acovenant head to all his pofteri-
ty proven by two arguments, 97.
10. His pofterity in him, when he
first finned, two ways, 98 18.
Adoption, the proper meaning of it
i. 209. 1. General adoption, what
ib. 4. Special, what, ib. 6.
Adultery, what, ii. 135. 28. The
aggravations of it, 136. 31.
Agency,the peculiar agency of each
perfon of the Trinity, in the forma-
tion of the body ofChrist,i.137.22.
Aggravations; four fources, from
whence fins receive their aggrava-
tions, ii. 164. 9--30.

Altar, brazen, what typified by it,
ii. 17. 47.; of incenfe, what it ty-
pified, 19, 64.

Amen, what it properly fignifies,
ii. 282. 17-22.

Appearances; ten bodily appear-
ances of Chrift, after his refurrec-
tion, i. 171. 16.

Apocrypha, four reafons why it
ought not to be received, as a part
of the canon of fcripture, i. 22 50.
Apostle, why Chrift fo called, i.
144 4

Arguments, nine of them, for con-
vincing infidels that the fcriptures
are the word of God, i. 16 9.
Ark in the tabernacle and temple,
what was within it, ii. 19. 70.
Afcenfion of Chrift, three ends of
it, i. 175.49.

Affurance; difference between the
affurance of faith, and the affur-
ance of fenfe, i. 122. 8. Aflurance
of God's love attainable, proven
by two arguments, ib. 12. Three
evidences of it, 223. 17. The dif-
ference between it and prefump-
tion, ib. 18.

Atheist; no fuch thing in the world
as a direct fpeculative Atheist,
proven, ii. 48. 8--11.

Attributes of God,not distinct from
God himself, i. 28. 22; nor from
one another, 29, 23.

B

Aptifm,the proper fignification
of the word, ii. 215. I. When
Chrift appointed it, as a facrament
of the New Testament, ib. 3. Dif-
ference between the baptifmof John
and the baptifm difpenfed by the
apoftles, after Chrift's afcenfion,
216. 6-8. Proved, that it is rightly
administered by sprinkling,217.15.
Analogy betwixt the fign in bap-
tifm and the thing fignified, 218.
20. The ends and ufes of baptifm,
219. 28--35. The efficacy of it
wherein it confists, 222. 48. Why
but once administered, 224. 12.
Baptize,why did not Christ baptize
any himself, ii, 216. 12.

Blafphemy, what, ii. 82. 3. The
aggravations of it, ib. 4.
Blafphemous thoughts, three ways
whereby to know when they are
fuggefted by Satan, ii. 297. 31.
Blood of Jefus, why called the blood
of fprinkling, i. 252. 43.
BodythatChrift had; a true and real

xaltation of Chrift, what i. 169. t.
xcellency; the incomparable ex-
cellency of the fcriptures, in four
articles, i. 22. 51.

xtent of the grant that God makes
of himself to us,illuftrated in nine
particulars, ii. 35. 11.
F

the the co-

Glorifying God, what, ii. 45 31
How we glorify him in his attri-
butes,ordinances,word, and works,

73.13--19

Glory; God's effential glory, what
i. 10.8 His declarative glory, what
ib. 9 Four fimilitudes whereunto
the future glory of believers is
compared, 234. 12

right itgives to the promife1z4.84
the difference between faving and
justifying faith, 207.59. How con-
nected with falvation, 172. 20
Four kinds of faith mentioned in
fcripture, 173. --9. The appro-
priating perfuafion,in the nature of
faith,neceflaryto answer the gofpel
offer, what, 180,53 Why this ap-
propriating perfuafion is neceffary
to the nature of faving faith, ib.59
Three evidences of a trong faith,
181. 64 Three evidences of the
weakness of faith, ib. 65 Three
marks of a true faith, however
weak, 182.66 Three ways in which
faith views its objects, 183.74-77.
What is it for the worthy receivers
of the facrament of the fupper, to
partake of the body and blood of
Chrift by faith, 238.66 Four way's
how we know, if we have that
faith which feeds on Chrift in the
word and facrament, 24 f. 20

Fafting; religious fafting, what, ii.
59.22 Three arguments,proving
it to be of divine appointment, ib.
24 The occurrences which call for
it, ib. 27.

Father, proven to be God. i.54. 28
Not properly the fountains of the
Deity, ib. 29. Three refpects in
which God is called Father, with

ture and reason, that there can be
But one only, i. 48 1 2 Why faid
to be living, 49 15. Why called
true ib. 16
Godhead, the meaning of the word
i. 52. 8

Golden pot, that had manna, what
it fignified, ii. 19 27.
Goodness of God, what, i. 43 I
His abfolute good nefs, what, ib 3;
his relative, what, ib. 4 How his
goodness, is manifested in the con-
trivance of redemption, 14.13.;how
in the execution of it, ib. 14.
Gofpel offer, the faith of it, what,
i, 194. 14.

Gofpel precepts; the abfurdity of
making faith and repentance, new
gofpel precepts, ii, 44.26 27
Growth; believers grow four ways,
i. 218. 12, &c. Four evidences of
growth in grace, ii. 16. 18