The Fountain of Life Opened

S. Sacrament a special pledge of Christs care and love. p. 273. Sacrament seasons, heart melting seasons. p. 276. Sacramental Bread and Wine, whence their excellency. p. 267. Saints, their security for salvation; from whence it is. p. 262, 263. Sanctification of Christ respects us, p. 74, 75. Our Sanctification the best evidence of our interest in a sanctified Jesus. p. 80, 81. Satisfaction to God necessary to our reconciliation, p. 131. God stood upon full satisfaction, p. 131. No ⟨image 343⟩mere man can satisfy God, p. 132. Christs death made full satisfaction for sin, p. 167. What divine satisfaction is, p. 168. Five things imported in the satisfaction of Christ, p. 168, 169, 170. Errors about the satisfaction of Christ refuted, p. 171, 172. Divers objections, 173, &c. of the Socinians answered about it, p. 172, 173, 174. All thoughts of satisfying God by our selves to be abandoned. p. 177. Sealing of Christ, what it imports, p. 69, 70. How God the father sealed him, p. 70, 71. Why Christ must be sealed before he would act as Mediator, p. 62, 63. How many ways the Spirit seals us, p. 67. His sealing us an evidence of Christs being sealed for us. p. 67. Security of believers argued from Christs Mediation. p. 93. Self-denial of Christ for us. p. 20. Self-denial for Christ how reasonable. p. 22. Sentence given against Christ what it was, Opened in six particulars, p. 319, 320. In what manner Christ received his Sentence. p. 321. Services accidentally done for Christ unacceptable. p. 362. Signs in the Sacrament of the Supper are of three sorts. p. 272. Sin, an infinite evil in it; and how that appears, p. 174. The horrid nature of sin opened, p. 470. The deep pollution of sin. p. 174. Sitting at Gods right hand, what it imports opened in seven particulars, p. 578, 579, 580. The Saints sitting with Christ, what an advancement to them, p. 582. Christ to be eyed in prayer as sitting at Gods right hand, p. 584. Christ did not sit, till he had finished his work, Nor must we. p. 586. Society, we may have with such here, whom we shall have no Society with in Heaven. p. 309. Sorrow, what it is. p. 329. Sorrow distinguished into habitual, actual, natural, supernatural. p. 330. Souls, how precious they are, p. 440. Their sympathy with their bodies and their body with them. p. 470. Spirit, weighty considerations to keep Saints from grieving the Spirit. p. 572.