Mount Pisgah, or, A prospect of heaven being an exposition on the fourth chapter…Movnt Pisgah, or, A prospect of heaven being an exposition on the fourth chapter…

C Children of believers when they dye are not to be looked upon as a lost generation, 1.8 Christ accounts not himself full without his members, 1.17 His resurrection why called his youth, 1.16 He rose as a public head, on which account ⟨image 191⟩1. The saints are said to be risen already, 1.14 2. They are assured they shall arise, 1.15 He arose by his own strength, 1.12 He is risen as our first fruits, 1.19 How he is said to be in a believer, and a believer said to be in Christ, 1.22 How he is the hope of salvation, 1.43 His own words more authentic than tradition or revelation, 2.63 Whether he shall sit on a visible throne, 2.70 He will appear in the same humane nature he assumed of the Virgin, and why, 2.71 He will appear personally for three reasons, 2.70 His first and second coming compared, 2.71 His being Judge great terror to the wicked, 2.73 Great comfort to the godly, 2.75 Two reasons of the certainty of his coming, 1. Reason saith he may come, 2.78 2. Faith saith he must come, ibid. Witness 1. His purchase, ibid. ⟨image 191⟩2. His promise, 2.79 3. Sacrament of the Supper, ibid. 4. His Resurrection. ibid. The manner of his coming it will be by a threefold summons 1 A shout, 2.80 2 A voice of Archangel, 2.81 3 The Trump of God, ibid. His coming to give the Law, and his coming to judgment compared, 2.82 Separation from him the worst part of hell. 2.105 His blood the fountain of merit, but his spirit the fountain of efficacy, 1.122 The benefit of his subjecting of himself to the Law, redoundeth not unto himself but to the saints, 2.145 He solemnly espoused the saints to himself, 2.162 He had a twofold right to the Kingdom of glory, 1 Natural, 3.19. 2 Constitutive, ib. A superlative love to him an evidence of heaven, 3.120 Christians must reject no doctrine warranted by the word, 2.67 Church, it is Christs outward, not inward ⟨image 192⟩fullness, 1.17 Comfort for them that are unjustly excluded, 2.117 Closet, closet duties shall be remembered at the last day, 2.128 Cohabitation with Christ containeth four privileges, 1 Presence, 3.2. 2 Vision, ibid. 3 Fruition, 3.50 4 Conformity, 3.77 Commendation, Saints shall be praised and commended at the last day, for their graces, though wrought in them, &c.

C Children of believers when they dye are not to be looked upon as a lost generation, 1.8 Christ accounts not himself full without his members, 1.17 His resurrection why called his youth, 1.16 He rose as a publick head, on which account