Law of God, obligation of the
Jews to keep it, 104. Equally
binding on us, 106. Circum-
stances under which given, 108.
What it requires of us, 109.
Extent of its requirements, 111.
None can be savel by it, 111.
Its uses, 111. All have broken
it, 160.
Liturgy, excellencies of, 79.
Lord's Day, Christian Sabbath,
133.
Lord's Prayer, why called so,
169.
Lord's Supper, why called so,
193. Why ordained, 192. What
ontward sign, 194. What in-
ward part, 194. Benefits we
receive, 195. How soul re-
freshed by, 195. Who partake
unworthily, 196. What required
of those who come to, 196.
Dispositions requisite for, 197.
Love to God, tried by his law,
112. Required, 109, 117.
Necessary for communicants,
197. Sign of faith, 197.
Lusts of the flesh, defined, 22.
To be mortified, 22.
Man, involved in the fall of Adam,
3,35. Fallen state proved, 3.
Always described as a Sinner'
3, 88. Exposed to punishment
here, and hereafter, 4 Natural
state of, 35. Natural inability
to love God, 110.
Ministers,not to be self appointed,
77. Our duty to thein, 139.
Miracles, list of, (see Appendix.)
Misery, degrees of, 97.
Murder, in what it consists, 143.
Cases of exemption, 144.
Name of God, 125, 172. How to
be hallowed, 173.
Parables, list of, (see Appendix.)
Parents, (See Children.)
Pomps and Vanity, defined, 21.
To be renounced, 21.
Prayer, on forms of, 78. Pro-
mises of being heard, 122, 167,
184. Reverence in, command-
ed, 128. What it is, 163.
Heart to be engaged in, 164.
Divine help in, necessary, 164.
What disposition of mind neces-
sary to, 165. Different kinds
of, 166. Persons eminent for,
166. Frequency in, enforced,
166. Times for private, 167.
To be accompanied by exer.
tion, 182. Why called Lord's
Prayer, 169. Division of, 169.
Presbyters, office of, 73.
Repent, promises to those who,
Repentance, nature of, 11. Exam-
ples ot, 12. Why necessary for
all, 13. The gift of God, 13.
Means by which produced, 15.
How evidenced, 197.
Resurrection, Proofs of, 93. Will
Assurance of for-
Proceeds from
Prayer to be
be general, 94, Effected by
virtue of Christ's, 95. Instances
of, 95.
Righteous, portion of, 60, 95. Sinners, all men such, 88, 161.
Not equally glorified, 96.
Sabbath Day, meaning of, 132.
What meant by hallowing it.
132. How to be kept holy,
134.
Sacraments, defined, 8, 191.
Not absolutely necessary, 191.
Saints, who are, 81. How dis-
tinguished, 81. When set apart,
82. Pattern, 82. Who makes
them holy, 83. With whom
they hold communion, 83. Par-
takers of divine nature, 84.
Salvation, in what it consists, 24.
Through Jesus Christ, 25, 89.
Who invited to it, 25.
Saviour, Types of, 88. (See Jesus
and Christ.)
Servants, duty to Masters, 140.
Sin, original, 3. What it is, 87.
Its wages, 88. God only can
Sincerity, evidence of, 177.
Soul, state of, after death, 92.
Injury to, forbidden, 145. Re-
freshed by Lord's Supper, 195.
Spirit, (see Holy Ghost.)
Swearing, wherein its sinfulness,
Temptation, meaning of, 185.
Why God permits, 186. When
said to be led into, 186.
Trinity, proofs of, 100. Relation
of each person to us, 99.
Unbelief, consequence of, 17.
Vanity, of the world, to be re-
nounced, 21.
Wicked, Punishment of, 60, 96.
Degrees of misery among, 97.
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