--- required of the Israelites, iii. 57.
[See obedience.]

that seek aright, iii. 254.
Providence of God, i. 70. and passim.
extent of, ii. 178-180.

242. 440.

-a motive to Christian diligence, i.
244.

- inseparable from effectual calling, i.

398.

Perseverance, christian, motives to,
what, i. 285.

necessity of, i. 287.

ture, iii. 32. 460.

the just desert of sin, iii. 31—38.
inconsistent, except sin be a viola
tion of infinite obligation, and an in
finite evil, iii. 459.

not designed merely to confirm the
righteous in everlasting obedience,
ibid.

iii. 48.

directions for, what, i. 291.
Pharaoh, dealings of God with, i. 75.

-

ii. 217.

display the wisdom of God, i. 91.

-his conduct under the dealings of
God, what, ii. 18.

-hardens his own heart, ii. 31.
Pharisees, their false notions concern-
ing the law of God, i. 114. iii. 143.
their false glosses of the law, a cause
of their rejecting the gospel, ii. 424.
iii. 283.

Prayers of awakened sinners, nature of,
considered, i. 234.

Preparation of the world for the advent

of Christ, necessary, iii. 56.
Preparatory work, necessary to sinners,

in order to receive the gospel, ibid.
Presumption, what, and how different
from faith, ii. 234.-236.

66

Principles, no matter what they are
if the life be but good,” false and dan-
gerous, i. 55. Note. iii. 372.
Principle, holy, in the regenerate,
given in regeneration and confirmed
after the first act of faith, i. 449. iii.
334. Note.

Probation, the present life a state of,
i. 47.

new state of, to sinners, i. 348. 350.
under the gospel, i. 393. 403.
Promises of God to Christ, absolute, iii.

--

111.

- of the gospel to sinners, conditional,
ii 246. iii. 114.

Promises of God to believers, what, i.
449.

none but believers interested in them,
iii. 112.

to Abraham, what, ii. 249. iii. 110.
Promises of grace, none to the unrege-
nerate, i. 224. ii. 246. iii. 343. and
passim.

none to unbelievers, iii. 284.

-objections answered, i. 225-228.

ter of God, i. 346. iii. 509–512. and
an amiable perfection of God, ii. 413.
iii. 321.

Questions respecting the duty of the
unregenerate, in the use of means,
answered, iii. 257.

respecting the carnal mind, in what
sense it is enmity against God, an-
swered, iii. 290. and passim.

Queries, various, stated and answered,
ii. 230-236.

R.

Ramsey, Chevalier, notions of, respect-
ing the fall of man, and his final res
toration, ii. 106.

Reconciliation to God and his govern-
ment, what, ii. 401.

manner of it, what, ii. 517.

whether the gospel calls sinful men
to be reconciled to the true character
of God which they hate, or to an-
other character of God, considered,
iii. 314. and passim.

Reconcileable to the world, God is, i.
S90. iii. 467.

Redemption, by Jesus Christ, the great-
est work of God, ii. 80. 337.
Regeneration, nature of, i. 431.

that we have right apprehensions
of him, iii. 452.

that we have a vital sense of him
in our hearts, ibid.

a sort of forgetting all other things,
iii. 453.

that we choose him as our chief
good, and be devoted to him, iii. 455.
obligations that young people are un-
der, thus to remember God, what,
iii. 456. and passim.

directions and motives to the per-
formance of this, iii. 476.

what are hindrances to the perfor-
mance, ibid.

Repentance, connected with regenera-
tion, faith, and conversion, i. 431.
implied in the nature of true faith,
ii. 460. iii. 47.

-

- implies reconeiliation to the Divine
character, ii. 442.

insufficient to procure pardon with-
out an atonement, ii. 394. even in the
saints, ii. 406.

is before forgiveness, ii. 407. 438. iii.
47. 117. 295.

- objections answered, ii. 455-464.
is the consequence of regeneration,
ii. 441.

required before baptism, in adults, iii.
156. 165.

Requirements of God, whether more
than we have power to perform, con-
sidered, i. 115. 258. iii. 34. 272.
Resurrection from the dead, purchased
by Christ, i. 406.

Restraining grace, what, i. 216, 217.
Retirement, helpful to devotion and self-
examination, i. 267.
Reprobation, doctrine of, ii. 33. Note.

illustrated, ii. 100. Note. 103.
vindicated, i. 91. Note.
Revelation, Divine, mankind not enjoy-
ing it, their own fault, i. 164. 419.
Rewards of obedience, design of God
in conferring them, what, i. 101.
Right and wrong do not result from the

mere will and law of God, nor from
any tendency of things to promote or

Sacrifice of Christ, acceptable to God,
why, ii. 389.

Sacrifices under the law, use of, what,
ii. 444. iii. 26. 343.
Saints merit nothing by their obedience,
i. 106.

- to be objects of our complacency and
delight, i. 182.

Salvation by free-grace, i. 350—332. îì. .
375. [See grace]

way of for sinners, what, ii. 509.
Salvation of all men, not best, ii. 100.
Sanetification, what, ii. 274-279.

the only evidence of justification and
of our good estate, ii. 115. 274. iii. 85.
Sandeman, Mr. his error about faith, ii.
397. Note. iii. 427.

about repentance, . 408. Note.
iii. 252.

about forgiveness being before re-
pentance, iii. 294.

about the impropriety of exhorta-
tions to sinners, ii. 538. Note. iii. 252.

about the atonement, ii. 465. Note.
Satan, agency of, in the fall of man,
what, ii. 56. 341.

whether without Divine permis-
sion, ii. 131. 133. 177.
tempter to sin, ii. 487.

suggestions of, what, ii. 490.

God's design in permitting his temp-
tations to succeed with our first pa-
rents, what, ii. 57.

Satisfaction for sin, necessary, i. 340.
351. [See atonement.]
made by Christ, ii. 314.

---

consists in obeying the preceptive
part of the law, as well as in suffer-
ing the penalty, i. 358. 365. [See
obedience.]

Scripture, proof of its divinity, what,
ii. 495.

Scripture the only standard by which our
creeds are to be formed, iii, 371. 574.
378.

it, what, iii. 9.

Self-love, i. 90. 95.

its predominance in man, i. 201.
its sinfulness, i. 207.
natural to man, i. 205.

highest principle in the unregener-
ate, i. 195.

- governs every apostate creature, iii.
338.

different from true love, how, i. 141.
different from true religion, and the
spring of all false, i. 194.

the root of all evil carriage toward
our neighbour, i. 215.

132.

– objections answered, ii. 39-109.
- in itself odious to God, ii. 145. 157.
but permitted for good ends, ii. 159.
the great evil of, arises from, what,
iii. 498. 501.

consists in this, that it is against
God, proved, iii. 514. 517. Note.
- a sense of the great evil of, necessa-
ry to true repentance, iii. 497.

-

-

iii. 271.

effects of, ii. 474.

- criminality of, ii. 373.
danger of, iii. 276.

cure of, what, ii. 482.
Self-righteousness, dishonourable and
hateful to God, i. 100.

Self-righteous sinner, what is meant by,
iii. 270. and passim.

Serpent, brazen, use of to the Israel-
ites, what, iii. 105.

Shepard, Mr. observations of, respect-
ing the admission of members into
the church, what, iii. 357.
Sin, introduction of, i. 89.

tendency of, to dethrone the majes-
ty of heaven, ii. 353. iii. 505, and to
destroy the good of the moral sys-
tem, iii. 510.

great evil of, will be proved at the
final judgment, iii. 514. 522.
slight and imperfect ideas of, enter-
tained by the wicked, 518.

to be feared as the greatest evil, iii.
528.

Sinner, definition of the term, iii. 270.
Sinners, voluntary in their bad temper,
i. 153.

asts.]