AARON, not a preacher, vol. ii. 164.
Ability of man, gracious, iii. 379.
Abraham's bosom, ii. 236; iii. 223, 361;
iv. 252, 254.
Abstinence, i. 427.

Acquittal in judgment, i. 225.
Adam, sin of, i. 36; ii. 249, 262, 265;
iii. 9, 18, 28; under covenant of
works, ii. 121; perfection of, iii. 257.
Adamic law, iii. 351.

Addison, on lying, iv. 139; on polite
ness, iv. 142.
Adoption. See Spirit.

Adrian, dying, iii. 191; iv. 267.
Adultery, i. 347; ii. 357.

Advent, Christ's second, i. 218.
Affections, alienated, i. 101; dull, i.
115; inordinate, i. 201; ii. 256; iv.
279; a talent, ii. 355, 364; survive
death, ii. 361.

Afflictions, fruit of, i. 323; ii. 307.
Afford it, a silly, cant phrase, iii. 428;
iv. 369.

Africans' wretched state, iii. 173.
Aggressiveness of Christianity, i. 54.
Agonizing required, i. 263.
Agree to disagree, ii. 403.

Air, incomprehensible, ii. 428; iii. 168;
of the original earth, ii. 437; in the
animal system, iv. 226.
Almost Christian, i. 24.

Alms, rules concerning, i. 400, 403, 407;
include all works of mercy, i. 406;
joined with fasting, i. 443.
Alpha and Omega, i. 413.
America, work of God in, iii. 94, 128.
Amusements, public, ii. 344.
Anabaptists, many, deny imputed
righteousness, i. 304.

Ancients compared with moderns,
iv. 159-169.

Angels, nature and office of good,
i. 218, 231; iii. 197, 202, 256; iv. 331;
nature and employment of evil,
ii. 215, 219; iii. 200, 204, 208, 211,
369; iv. 331, 333; revealed by faith,
iv. 235; guardian, iv. 325.
Anger, not at sinners, but sin, i. 204,
330; ii. 93, 204; ranks with murder,
i. 329; cause of darkness, ii. 283,
289; induces evil-speaking, ii. 325;
opposed to love, iv. 20; not zeal,
iv. 37; defined, iv. 74; to be cured

in children, iv. 83; fostered by riches,
iv. 222.

Animals, did not destroy each other
in paradise, ii. 442; our ignorance
of, iii. 170.

Animal spirits, iii. 172.
Annesley, on universal conscientious-
ness, iv. 180, 188.
Annihilation denied, i. 226; ii. 413.
Antichrist, i. 44.
Antinomians, deny sin in believers,
i. 188; judge the law, i. 392; abuse
faith, ii. 122; oppose self-denial,
ii. 314; decry reason, iii. 182; per
vert righteousness of Christ, iv. 811.
Antoninus, M., iii. 203.

Apostasy, Paul's prediction of, i. 70;
evil of, i. 371; case of, in Hebrews,
i. 372, 373, 385, 391; of friends.
source of grief, ii. 302; occasioned
by self-indulgence, ii. 320; end of,
iii. 361; why it produces despair,
iii. 384; may be total, yet not final,
iii. 395; from entire sanctification,
iii. 396.

Applause, love of, ii. 258; of children,
iv. 78.

Arians, deny imputed righteousness,
1. 303; expunged, 1 John v. 7-al-
luded to, iv. 286.

Articles of Church of England, xvii.
cited, i. 44; xii. cited, i. 74; ix. cited,
i. 183, 192, note; xix. cited, iii. 239.
Articulus stantis, etc., i. 295.
Assemblies and balls, iii. 441.
Assembly's Catechism, iv. 277.
Assizes, pageantry of, i. 216.
Assurance, of acceptance, i. 257; of

faith, i. 324; precedes confidence,
ii. 240. See Witness of Spirit.
Athanasian creed, cited i. 295, 296;

damnatory clauses explained, ii. 426.
Anthanasius contra mundum, ii. 427.
Atheism, practical, i. 352; compatible
with idolatry, ii. 255; iv. 220; natu-
ral to man, iv. 73, 282, 343; how
rooted out, iv. 76; results from
riches, iv. 219.
Atheistic doubts, iii. 188.
Atheists, who are, iv. 356; few specu
lative, iv. 357; practical, iv. 358.
Atoms, not destroyed, ii. 413.
Atterbury, Bp., on simplicity, iv. 15.

Attraction and projection, ii. 428.
Augustin, cited, iii. 93, 146, 364, 380;
iv. 174, 277; slandered Pelagius,
iii. 153.

Auri sacra fames, iv. 370.

Auto da fe, iv. 29.

Avocations, improper, ii. 342, 345.
Awakening, how produced, i. 249.

BABES in Christ, i. 114, 186, 190; ii. 190.
Backbiting, ii. 324.
Backsliding, i. 119, 188, 290; ii. 324.
See Apostasy.

Bacon's experiments on combustion,
ii. 413.

Baptism, figure of new birth, i. 34;
ii. 273; iii. 237; the circumcision of
Christ, i. 277; not the only new
birth, i. 278; not the new birth,
i. 282; ii. 272; differences on, ii. 174,
177; Jewish, ii. 267; Westminster
and Church of England Catechisms
on, ii. 272; purification of the body,
ii. 273; not inseparable from new
birth, ii. 273; aggravates sin, ii. 275;
renounced by sin, ii. 276; an act of
consecration, iii. 260.

Baptized infants, born again, a doc-
trine of Church of England, ij. 273.
Baptized sinners must be born again,
i. 278.

Barclay denied imputed righteousness,
i. 304.

Barnabas, sin of, i. 287, 288, 340;
iii. 63; iv. 20.

Baronet, impatient, iii. 414; iv. 223.
Bartholomew, perhaps Nathanael, iv.9.
Bathsheba, i. 289.

Baxter, cited, iii. 115; on sleep, iv. 46.
Beasts, formerly meant all animals,
ii. 440; some have much under-
standing, ii. 440; do not prey on
their own species, iii. 48; number
and use, iii. 53, 171. See Brutes.
Beatitudes, i. 314.

Beauty, a talent, ii. 356, 366; source
of pleasure, iii. 291.
Bedell's piety, iv. 165.
Beggar at Epworth, iv. 257.
Behme, J., iii. 108.

Bellarmine, on merits of Christ, i. 299.
Beloved Ones, Indian term for God,
iii. 134.

Beneficence, i. 26, 53; ii. 25, 351; iii. 35,
60; iv. 28, 304.
Benevolence, disinterested, iv. 283.
Bengelius, greatest modern comment-
ator, considered 1 John v. 7 genu-
ine, ii. 426.

Bentley's learning and pride, 7. 138.
Bethesda Orphan House, ii. 396.
Bible eulogized by infidels, iv. 341.
Bigotry charged on Christians, i. 126;

Cassius, Dion, ii. 157.
Castaníza, iv. 203.

Castile, king of, ii. 442; iv. 15.
Catacombs at Rome, iv. 160.
Catania, earthquake at, iv. 390.
Catechising by Whitefield, ii. 393.
Catholic spirit, described, ii. 180; in-
creasing, iv. 168; a fruit of grace,
ii. 406.

Censoriousness, why indulged, ii. 50;
defined, ii. 52.
Ceremonies, i. 96.
Chadsey, Mrs., iii. 343.

Chance, atheistic term, iv. 76.
Charity, described, i. 30; indispensa
ble, i. 331; Paul's portrait of, i. 336,
344; ii. 178; iv. 17; should be trans-
lated love, i. 337; iv. 18; increasing,
iv. 168. See Love.

Charles II., dissipation of, iii. 298.
Charles XII., death of, iv. 323.
Cheops' pyramid, iv. 161.

Chesterfield's Letters, iv. 136, 347.
Chicoli, iv. 193.

Children, salvation of, to be sought,
iv. 59; restrained and instructed,
iv. 61, 62, 277; spiritual diseases to
be cured, iv. 73-84, 89-95; should
obey their parents, iv. 85, 94; how
to be provided for, iv. 298, 372.
China, population of, iv. 171.
Choice, the great, iii. 370.
Christ, to come as Judge, i. 218-231;
"the only means of grace?" i. 238;
his righteousness, i. 296; divinity,
i. 296, 309; ii. 175; iii. 81, 275, 373;
iv. 286; teaching, i. 310; preached
the law, i. 389; ii. 129; how to be
preached, ii. 117-120, 132; eternity,
ii. 411; small success of ministry,
iii. 59; humanity, iii. 81; manifesta-
tion, iii. 81; assumes priestly office
at baptism, iii. 82; our Redeemer,
iii. 278; eternal life, iii. 279; hu-
miliation, iii. 373; knowing him
after the flesh, iv. 285.
Christendom, sins of, iv. 346.
Christian, almost, i. 24; altogether,
i. 29; good, falsely so called, i. 138;
ii. 144; adult, 1. 192; nominal,
iii. 254; iv. 352.
Christianity, scriptural, i. 48; aggres-
sive, i. 54; opposed, i. 55; univer-
sally prevalent, i. 57; beautifully
eulogized, i. 364; reveals God, i. 365;
a social religion, i. 367; the last dis-
pensation, i. 389; opposed to hea-
thenism, ii. 259; the great remedy,
ii. 260; limited and adulterated,
iii. 175.

Christian Magazine, i. 192.
Christians, salt of earth, i. 371; case
of apostate, i. 371; lives of, ii. 64,

158; iii. 70, 175; paucity of, ii. 66;
iii. 71; poor, ii. 69; ignorant of law,
ii. 131; in Turkey, Abyssinia, Russia,
Western Europe, iii. 90-96, 175.
Christian world, iii. 92.
Chrysostom quoted, ii. 198; iii. 365;
iv. 300.

Church, meaning of in Matt. xviii., ii.
332; a compact body, ii. 369; iii. 151;
duty of members of, ii. 181, 370;
corruption in primitive, iii. 59, 152;
iv. 167; defined, iii. 234; catholic,
iii. 240; holy, iii. 243; defended
sometimes by those who are not of
it, iii. 244; nominal members of,
iii. 254; zeal for, iv. 35, 41; union
with state, iv. 166.

Church of England, on salvation by
faith, i. 22; homilies quoted, i. 30,
300, 430; office of confirmation
quoted, i. 44; collects, i. 44, 211;
articles, i. 44, 74, 183, 192; iii. 239;
sermons, quoted, i. 76; puts re-
pentance before faith. i. 149; cate-
chism quoted, i. 177, 237; ii. 272; on
sin in believers, i. 183; on means of
grace, i. 237; confession in commu-
nion service quoted, i. 245; mem-
bers generally deny imputed right-
eousness, i. 304; on fasting, i. 398,
428; burial service quoted, i, 415;
liturgy and government, and dis-
senters from, ii. 161; office of bap-
tism teaches regeneration of infants
in baptism, ii. 273; writers of, on
spiritual darkness, ii. 285; duty of
its members, ii. 370; worldliness of
ii. 370; article of the church, iii. 239;
writers of, on schism, iii. 246; com-
ing out of, iii. 322; iv. 208; writers
of, on obeying pastors, iv. 96; wicked
ministers, iv. 99; on Lord's supper,
iv. 156.

Churches, contentions of, i. 344;
ii. 162.

Church membership, necessary, ii. 174;
voluntary, iv. 99, 100.
Church wardens and constables, duty
of, ii. 377.

Cicero quoted, iii. 76, 134, 135.
Circumcision of heart, i. 254.
Classes, Methodist, origin of, iv. 206.
Cleanliness, iii. 418; iv. 114.
Clergymen, worldly, iv. 299.
Combinations, wisdom of, ii. 369.
Comets i. 227; ii. 440; iii. 167; iv. 172;
none in new heaven, iii. 105.
Comforts of grace, i. 324.
Commandments, violation of, i. 390;
great and little, i. 390.

Commands, implied promises, iii. 261.
Commentators, on spiritual darkness,
ii. 291.

Deception, opposed to truth, iv. 11-16;
self, iv. 345.

Declension, spiritual, nature, cause,
cure, ii. 279-287.
Decorum in church, i. 26.
Decrees, iii. 39, 178; iv. 374-387.
Delaying to come to Christ, i. 93.
Deliverance, the general, iii. 42.
Demerit, i. 213.

Demoniacs, iii. 217; iv. 333.
Demons, iii. 196.

Depravity, total, i. 89, 255, 261, 316; ii.
250, 252, 259,266, 315; iii. 57; iv. 341.
Desertion,. caused by us, not by God,
ii. 281, 303.

Desire, evil, ii. 284, 317; iii. 406; iv.
74, 80, 220, 367.
Despair, how produced, i. 21; iii. 384;
prevented, i. 258; evil of, iii. 382.
Devil, faith of, i. 14, 97, 268; enraged
at salvation by faith, i. 23; fear of,
i. 134; cannot produce fruit of the
Spirit, i. 154; image and works of,
ii. 155, 256; iii. 77; how cast out, ii.
158; sin of, iv. 342; apostrophized
on predestinarian grounds, iv. 385.
See Angels, Evil.

Devotion, fervor in, iv. 289.
Differences in experience, opinion, and
language, i. 296, 298, 299.
Diligence required, i. 418; ii. 13, 37,
345; iii. 436.

Discipline, Popish, ii. 319; Methodist,
iv. 208.

Discretion, iv. 13.

Diseases, source of heaviness, ji. 301;
perhaps cured by angels, iii. 203;
result of the fall, iv. 353.
Disembodied spirits. See Spirits.
Disinterestedness of Moses and Paul,
1. 339.

Dissimulation, of Peter and Barnabas,
i. 288, 290; defined, iv. 14; recom-
mended by Chesterfield, iv. 137; dis-
gustful, iv. 140.

Dissipation, defined, described, how
avoided, iii. 299-304; iv. 273, 343.
Distillers denounced, ii. 343.
Diversions, various kinds of, iii. 302,
440; iv. 219.

Dives, a real person, iv. 250; why
damned, iv. 254; why he prayed
for his brethren, iv. 255; only one
in Scripture who prayed to saints,
iv. 259.

Divinity, positive and comparative,
iv. 34.

Divorce, when justifiable, i. 348.
Dodd, Dr., i. 192, note.

Dogs and swine, how to be

with, ii. 55, 56.

Doing no harm, i. 398.

Donne quoted, i. 328.

dealt

| Doubts, how removed, i. 105.
Doxology of Lord's Prayer, i. 421.
Dram-selling denounced, ii. 343.
Drawings of the Father, ii. 236.
Dream, life a, iv. 319.

Dreams, and visions, ii. 146; nature
and origin of, iii. 172; iv. 320; some
perhaps angelic, iii. 203, 218.
Dress, excess in, i. 26; ii. 365; iv. 221;
rules of neglected, iii. 418, 426; de
cency of, iii. 418; different modes,
iii. 419; warnings on, iii. 427; iv.105;
of children, iv. 80, 82, 93; who may
wear splendid, iv. 256.

Drunkards, must not be despised,
iii. 120; death of, iv. 130.
Dryden quoted, i. 227; iv. 73.
Dunstone, E., iii. 160.

Duration, boundless. See Eternity.

EARTH, population of, i. 221; to be
burned up, i. 226; new, i. 228, 332;
iii. 108; how inherited by the meek
i. 332; how supported, ii. 428; ori.
ginal, ii. 435; interior, not known,
ii. 436; injured by the fall, ii. 441;
before the flood, ii. 251.

Earthen vessels, iv. 352.
Earthquakes, caused by God, on ac
count of sin, iv. 388; in Sicily, Ja-
maica, Peru, iv. 390-398.
Ease, desire of, iii. 407.
Edax rerum, ii. 413.

Education, power of, i. 299; a talent,
ii. 357, 366; early, iv. 62; religious,
iv. 65, 75; necessary, iv. 71.
Edwards, R., Fletcher's class-leader,
iv. 410.

Egyptian idolatry, iv. 162.

Election connotes reprobation, iv. 374.
Elements, four, first created, ii. 435;
changed in new creation, iii. 106;
of the body, iv. 226.
Elijah's chariot, iii. 13.
Elohim, i. 414.

Eloquence, no substitute for love,
iv. 22, 24.

End, means must be used to securo
it, ii. 149, 152.
Enemies, love of, i. 98.
England's vices and dissipation, ii. 158;
iii. 303, 306.

Enoch's translation, iii. 13.
Enthusiasm, defined and described,
i. 126; ii. 140, 142; iv. 272; evils of,
ii. 150; how to be spoken of, ii. 151;
to be avoided, ii. 151.

Enthusiasts, i. 141, 162.
Envy, contrary to love, i. 337.
Ephemeron fly, ii. 414.

Ephesus, angel of church, at, i. 187.
Episcopal government, not sine qua
non, ii. 177.