538

Attributes of God: Eternity,

Immutability,
Omnipresence,
Omniscience,

Omnipotence,
Independence,

do. 153

do. 158

I. 166, 181

I. 192
do. 202

Benevolence,

Justice,

Truth,

do. 215

Mercy,

Wisdom,

do. 226

Attributes of Christ: Eternity,

do. 533

Self-Existence,

do. 534

Omnipotence,.

do. ib.

Omniscience,

do. 535

Omnipresence,

do. 536

Immutability,

do. 537

Attributes of the Holy Ghost,

II. 373

Angels,

I. 294

III. 548

IV. 298

do. 300

do. 312

IV. 313, 324

IV. 338

Mode of Administration: Subjects are to be baptiz-

ed into the name of the

Being of God: proved by the Existence of things.

State of things,

. do.

Benevolence, vid. Love: consistent with peculiar provision

Benevolence of Christ,

for our own, II. 477
seeking salvation,

II. 487

its effects on personal happi-

Benevolence of God: proved by reason,

objections answered,

ness, III. 121
public happiness,

III. 136

II. 160

I. 166

do. 174

Benevolence of God: proved by revelation,

infinite,
ever-active,

I. 181

do. 185

do. 186

I. 188

constitutes his whole moral character,

Bishops: the same officers in the Church as Ministers, IV. 224

Amiableness in publishing the Gospel,

Consequences of his Mediation,

Christianity its influence with that of Atheism compared, I. 100

Church of Christ: its members,

Circumcision: the same ordinance with Baptism,

its ordinances and employments,

Complacency,

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

II.

63

do.

74

do. 253

do. 264

Consequences of Christ's Mediation: Justification,

do. 300

540

Third Commandment,

III. 186, 199, 211

Fourth Commandment, III. 222, 233, 245, 261, 273

Fifth Commandment,

do. 287, 299, 311, 323, 336

347, 357, 369, 382

do.

Sixth Commandment,
Seventh Commandment, do.
Eighth Commandment, do.
Ninth Commandment, do.
Tenth Commandment, do.

395, 407, 419

435, 448, 462

474, 485, 496, 514
526, 537, 548, IV. 5.
I. 239
proved by his eternity and omniscience, do. 242
by the foundation for choice in the

Decrees of God: what they are,

nature of things,

by his benevolence,

by revelation,

objections answered,

Depravity of Man: its universality,

its degree,

I. ib.

IV. 386

Admonition,

do. 388

Excommunication, do. ib.

its derivation,

remarks,

Discipline of the Church: its Nature; Remonstrance,

Disinterestedness,

Persons by whom administered, do. 397

do. 492

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

Scriptures, as the true and
perfect God,

I. 524

by its being the sole ground of

consistency in the scheme of
Redemption,

I. 562

by the Jews being otherwise in-
nocent in his crucifixion, I. 571
by the Apostles being otherwise
guilty of leading mankind in-
to idolatry,

I. 572

objections to Unitarian doctrines, 11. 20

to their management of the

Eternity of God: proved by revelation.

Evidences of Regeneration: what are not evidences,

what are evidences,

I. 129
III. 15

do. 27

difficulties attending the ap-

plication of these evidences
to ourselves,

III. 41

do. 348
do. ib.

reconciliation of Paul and James on this subject,
influence of works on our justification,

justification by faith does not lessen the motives to
obedience,

only source of obedience,

II. 358

II. 368. IV. 34

Faith and Repentance necessary to restore us to obedience, IV. 27

Fall of Man,

I. 404