Junius recommended as a writer
Juries, grand, their duty viii 298, 299
"Just man falleth seven times," the import
of the saying

426
"Just shall live by faith," how to be under-
stood
ix 412-414
Justice, a monument of divine, mentioned v

179
Justice of God, how displayed in acquitting
or condemning man ix 382
Justice of the Peace, the intolerance of a
Lincolnshire 244, 245
the strange conduct of a
10
Justices of the Peace, the duty of viii 298
Js, Mrs. a remarkable account of i 336
Justification, what?

iv 348

v 48.50. 207
how it differs from the new birth
v 180
not to be confounded with sanc-
tification
V 48
the doctrine of, stated viii 176,
177. 182. 415-417
the conditions of viii 182. 184.
538-541

the effects of viii 182. 184, 185
the assurance of
the meritorious cause of, what?

vili 182, 183

viii 224, 225
by faith, not opposed to holiness
viii 225, 226
the importance of distinguish-
ing, from sanctification vit

quoted
Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. the unhappy

vin 5

vi 353
vii 297

fate of
iii 327

Kingdom of God, what? {vii 224, 225

remarks on being born into
ix 255

the

heaven, what? ▼ 222. 425, 426

what to be the least in the
▼ 269

Kingdom come, the import of the petition ▼
285, 286
Kingsford, Mr. the remarkable recovery of
ir 227
Kingston, William, born without arms ir
300
i 902

Kingswood, some account of the f

work of God at { iii 342, 343
School, the opening of

a fire at

the case of

ii 148

ii $87

ii 242, 243

the rules of, read and confirmed

ü 354
some account of the work of
God at iii 311-313. $79, 380
an account of
Kinsale, the fort at, mentioned
Kitely, Mrs. some account of
Knowledge, human, the imper- ( vi 329–340
fection of

iv 393, 394

ii 340
iii 158

ix 27, 28

its harmony in connexion with
the gospel
v 267
the inconsistency and wicked-
ness of teaching men to break
the
v 270,271
mistakes concerning the, recti-
fied
v 363, 365
how Christ is the end of the viii 43
how believers dead to the, and under
it to Christ
viii 43
what it imports?
ix 274, 275
what it requires?
ix 299, 300
ix 487
ceremonial, Christ came to abolish the
▼ 265
(civil) the difficulty of obtaining re-
dress in the courts of viii 308–311
Mosaic, what?
viii 43
Adamic, what it required? ▼ 56, 57
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stone

ed

sleep
education

recommended

Wesley to

ix 145

his writings mention-

ix 491, 492

a quotation from, on
vii 110, 111

a quotation from, on

vii 123, 124
his advice on prayer
vii 77, 78
two letters from Mr.
x 277

Laws, human, the necessity of ix 357, 358
how consented to, by those who have
no voice in making them x 131
Lawyers, the character of the generality of
ix 193, 194
Lay-preaching, an apology for viii 353-358
468-170
a letter on, from Mr. Wesley
to Mr.-
x 248
Lazarus and the rich man, the story of, a real
history

vi 51-55
iv 332, 345

Leader, the business of a
Leaders of Classes, the duty and authority of
iii 320-322
how they may be most
useful
iv 369
their original office x 149
Learned world, remarks on the viii 352
Learning, the state of, in the University of
Oxford
vii 325
Leasing-making, what?
x 124
Leasows, (a farm so called) described iv 97
Leaving the first principles of the doctrine of
Christ, how to be understood vii
241
Lecturers in the Church of England, the quali-
fications of, what? viii 527

Linum Asbestum, what?
vi 359
Liquors, spirituous, remarks on the use of
x 182, 183
Liturgy of the Church of England, abounds
with petitions for perfect holiness
vii 325, 326
Liverpool, some account of ii 310. 364, 365
London, the Bishop of, a letter to the
viii 457-467
Londonderry, an account of the siege of, by
Mr. Walker, recommended
ii 394, 395
some account of the bishop of

iv 414
the bishop's gardens, &c. at,
mentioned
iv 209
the honesty of the people at
iii 166, 167
Christian

Longmore, Elizab. a witness of
perfection
Long-suffering, what?
Longworth, R. the happy death of
Lopez, Gregory, his life mentioned
"Lord, Lord," what implied in saying

iii 294

vi 379

ii 270,

271

i 404
355-357
Lords, House of, an observation on the ir 145
in Ireland, mentioned iv 214
Lord's Supper, the duty of receiving the
vii 171-179
how often the primitive Chris-
tians received the
objections against receiving
vii 173

Lewis, Mr. his Hebrew Antiquities mentioned

the, answered

vii 172

ii 206
iii 309
commended as a fine writer
ini 430
L. Miss, a letter from Mr. Wesley to X
225, 226
L. Rev. Mr. a letter to
x 311, 312

vii 273-275

the lawfulness of, proved x 47. 49
forbidden to the clergy of the
Church of Rome

x 61
Married persons, the duty of vi 162-187

their duty to each other vi
183-185

their duty to their children

vi 185, 186

their duty to their servants

vi 186, 187
Marsay, Count, the life of, a remark on iii
417
Marsh, Elizabeth, the bappy death of ii 25
Marshall, Mr. his gospel mystery of sanctifi-
cation censured
iii 230, 231
Martyn, Justin, what he says of extraordinary
gifts
ix 21
remarks on his character as
a writer and a witness ix
26-30, 31
a noble saying of 1x 52
Martyrdom, the suffering of, cannot supply
the place of love vii 98
Martyrs, remarks on their constancy viii
475, 476
Mary, Queen of Scotland, the probable inno-
cence of
iii 241
her character iii 290