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…

Christ is risen as our first fruits, 1.19 Resurrection of the Saints stands upon a surer foundation than our ⟨image 202⟩faith, 1.20 How Christ shall bring the Saints with him at the resurrection, 1 Their souls from heaven, 1.47 2 Their bodies from the grave, and how, 1.47 3 Body and soul he shall take up into the clouds, and why, 1.48 49 4 He shall carry them back with him into heaven, 1.50 It shall put believers that are dead into as good a capacity as those that are alive, 2.64 Saints, that shall then be found alive, will be no otherwise capable of it, than under the notion of the dead, 2.65 The manner of it, 2.86 The admirable properties of it, 1 Incorruptible, 2.89 2 Glorious, 2.90 3 Powerful, 2.93 4 Spiritual, 2.94 Saints shall rise with the same bodies they lye down with, 2.87 The body will depend wholly upon the soul, 2.95 Our bodies at the resurrection shall he moved by an extrinsic ⟨image 202⟩power, but shall move themselves by an intrinsic principle, 2.107 Why called the Regeneration, 2.101 Three consequents of the resurrection, 1 The resurrection of the Saints that are dead, 2.86 2 The Saints triumphant ascension, 2.104 3 The Saints joyful meeting, 1 One with another, 2.112 2 All with Christ, where 1 The persons meeting, 2.120 2 The place where, 2.124 3 The ends of their meeting, 2.126 Christ will welcome the Saints at the resurrection under a threefold relation, 1 As the Fathers election, 2.121 2 As the purchase of his blood, ibid. 3 As the depositum of the Holy Ghost, 2.122 Reward is an encouragement to good works, e contra, 3.91 Riches have wings, 3.105 Righteous, to be righteous, and not guilty, are two different ⟨image 203⟩capacities. 2.139 Righteousness, a positive righteousness is required to the justification of a sinner, as well as absolution from guilt and punishment, which appears on the account, 1 Of the justice of God, 2.141 2. Of the perfection of the Law, 2.143 3 Of the necessity of the sinner, 2.154 4 Of the excellency of the Redeemer, 2.157 It looks forward: pardon backward, 2.142 Righteousness imputed to the Saints the first moment of their conversion, 2.160 The mediatory righteousness of Christ comes to be a believers, as the first Adam's disobedience came to be his posterities, viz. by imputation, 2.146 Imputed righteousness the same materially which the Law requireth, 2.149