A supplement to the several discourses upon various divine subjects

—terrible to the wicked. Page. 341, 2, 1102. —the greatness of it. Page. 386. 1096, 1097, 1098. —whether merited by Christ, Page. 1074, 1075, 6. —necessary. Page. 386. a 1077. ad 1098. —to be meditated on and why. Page. 1106, 7. Vid. Glory of Christ. Self-Examination pleasant to a renewed man. Page. 113, 114. —will quicken him to praise. Page. 126. —in the power of a natural man. Page. 185. —a necessary duty. Page. 825, 6. —diligence requisite in it. Page. 827, 8, 9. —men backward to it and why. Page. 828. —the neglect of it, folly. Page. 830. —urged. ibid. —directions for it. Page. 831, 832, 833. 1365, 1366. —a means to cast out evil thoughts. Page. 16 †. Self-Examination before the Supper universally necessary. a Page. 793. ad 796. —the object of it. Page. 777. a 796. ad 813. Examples good discourage sin, and promote holiness. Page. 132. Excommunicated persons not to be debarred from the word. Page. 792. Experience. Vid. Mercies received. —of the new birth, want of it makes it hard to be conceived. Page. 69. Extremities the time wherein God saves his people. Page. 27 †. 46, 7, 8 †. —of the Church often very great. 44 †. Exhortations. Vid. Commands. Eternity of Punishment. Vid. Punishment. Events ungrounded imaginations about them sinful. 4 †.

F. Faith God gives sufficient grounds for it, but forces none to it. Page. 1. —implanted in Regeneration. Page. 78, 9. —man naturally an Enemy to it, and all its attendants. Page. 144, 714, 715, 716, 718. —how far it could be exercised by Adam in innocence. Page. 189. —whether purchased by Christ. Page. 212. —encouragements to it. Page. 298, 315, 323, 339, 655. —necessary to Salvation. Page. 319, 349, 700. —pleasing to God and Christ, Page. 319, 350, 624, 629, 673. —its firm foundation. Page. 323, 327. 338, 339. 347, 348. 672, 673. 1088. —its nature and adjuncts. Page. 349, 671, 2. a 798 ad. 802. ⟨image 71⟩— qualifies for reconciliation with God. Page. 372. — a low and reasonable condition. Page. 374. —can't be without knowledge. Page. 405. —its seat. Page. 428. —accompanies a saving knowledge. Page. 428. —and knowledge increase one another. Page. 430. —should be much exercised. Page. 596, 7. 1373. —the choicest Grace. Page. 604. 671, 2. —may be where there are interruptions of its acts, and doubtings. Page. 605, 6. —why made the condition of the New Covenant. Page. 646. —due to Gods revelations, a dictate of Nature. Page. 647, 8. —the root of all other Graces. Page. 649. — weak the patience of God towards it wonderful. Page. 653. —means to engage us to seek it. Page. 662. —to be prized, and God blessed for it. Page. 664. — that God only can work it, no excuse for an Unbeliever. Page. 706. —motives to seek it. Page. 708. 1108, 1153. —humane, not true Faith: Page. 720. 1, 2. —purifies the heart. Page. 723, 4. —the Devil a great Enemy to it, and why. Page. 740. —we should examine whether we have it. Page. 741, 2. —should be prized and strengthened, because 'tis so rare. Page. 745. —the design of all Gods actions to promote it. Page. 744. —necessary in a communicant. Page. 781. —to be enquired after before he receives. Page. 797, 8. —and acted by him when he receives. Page. 753. 802, 3. —direct acts of it when to be exercised. Page. 832. —how established. Page. 844. 1107. —to be exercised as oft as we sin. Page. 1114. —what keeps Life in it. Page. 1177. —not required of all in an equal degree. Page. 1179. —to be exercised before and under Temporal evils. Page. 1291. 84, 5 †. —without it no pardon. Page. 106 †. —tho' weak, interests us in pardon. Page. 113 †. Faith its object: God in Christ. Page. 349, 50. 1159. —God the principal. Page. 1160, 1, 2. —Christ the immediate.