Benevolence, vid. Love: consistent with seeking salva-

tion, III. 154

its effects on personal happi-

Benevolence of Christ,

Benevolence of God: proved by reason,

objections answered,

ness,

III. 400

II. 325

I. 124

do. 134

do. 143

do. 149

do. 150

I. 153

proved by revelation,

infinite,

ever-active,

constitutes his whole moral charac-

ter,

Bishops: the same officers in the Church as Ministers, V. 171

Resurrection,

do. 468

Amiableness in publishing the Gospel,
Consequences of his Mediation,

Christianity: its influence with that of atheism compared,

Church of Christ: its members,

its ordinances and employments,

Circumcision: the same ordinance with Baptism,
Complacency,

Confidence in Christ: the Faith of the Gospel,
Conscience, Peace of,

Consequences of Christ's Mediation: Justification,

Consequences of Death: remote; Punishment of the wick-

ed,
. V. 476, 491
Rewards of the right-

eous, V. 504, 517, 534
III. 181

Consequences of Regeneration: Adoption,

Sanctification,

Peace of Conscience, do. 209
Joy in the Holy Ghost, do. 223
Increase of Grace, do. 236
Perseverance,

proved by his eternity and omniscience, do. 229
by the foundation for choice in the

do. 385

Admonition,

do. 387

Excommunication, do. ib.

do. 392

do. 395

Discipline of the Church: its Nature; Remonstrance,

Manner,

Objects,

Disinterestedness,

Persons by whom administered, do. 398

III. 161

Divinity of Christ: proved by his being spoken of in the

Scriptures, as the true and

perfect God,

II. 61

by its being the sole ground of
consistency in the scheme of
Redemption,

II. 113

by the Jews being otherwise in-
nocent in his crucifixion, II. 124
by the Apostles being otherwise
guilty of leading mankind
into idolatry,

II. 126

objections to Unitarian doctrines, do. 151

to their management of the

Conducting the Ordinances of Public

Presiding over and directing the Dis-
cipline of the Church,

Aiding in the Ordination of other Mi-

Earth created by God,

order of its creation,

objections answered,

Education, Religious, of Children: a duty,

1. 347
do. ib.

do. 357

V. 115

mode in which to be

Eternity of God: proved by reason,

Evidences of Regeneration: what are not evidences,

what are evidences, -

difficulties attending the ap-

do. 74

by revelation,

do. ib.

III. 264

do. 279

plication of these evidences
to ourselves,

III. 298

its influence on man's justification,

do. 565

influence of works on our justification,

obedience,

reconciliation of Paul and James on this subject, do. 577

justification by faith does not lessen the motives to

only source of obedience,

II. 590

Faith and Repentance necessary to restore us to obedience,do. 470
Fall of Man,

Fallen Angels: objections against their existence answer-

do. ib.

II. 603. IV. 480

I. 447

First Commandment: idolatry,

First Great Commandment: Love to God,

Forms of Prayer,

Fourth Commandment: Perpetuity of the Sabbath,

Change of the Sabbath,

objections answered,

manner of observing the sabbath, do.

reflections,

Fraud,

Gaming,

IV. 310

God: his Existence,

Self-Existence,

do. 13

Unity,

I. 279, 297, 313, 331, 347, 363

Grace, Free: the source of Justification, -

{

II. 520

Grace, Means of: Ordinary, V.1,16,38,50, 63,82,100, 115, 130

IV. 485, 500, 514, 584, 548,

Extraordinary,

V. 147, 168, 183, 200,
218, 235, 258, 269, 286,

302, 321, 344, 362, 385.

IV. 534

Hearing the word of God,

Heaven: the eternal abode of the Righteous,
its happiness,

his Self-Government, do. 333

its importance to the Distinction of his