Agony of Christ at Gethsemane, Section cxxi.,
Note 4.

Almsgiving, the duty of the Christian, xli., 22;
lxxxvi., 3: Public, not forbidden on fitting
occasions, xli., 25.

Angels, ministers of Divine Providence, x., 2.
Ascension of Christ, cxl., 1.

Austerity, not required of the Christian, xxi., 2.
Baptism, a Jewish rite, xv., 7: Regeneration, the
grace of, under the Christian Covenant, xxiii.,
2: Infants, fit recipients of, xcix., 1.
Birth of Christ, probable date of, x., 1.
CHRIST, a Prophet like unto Moses, Ixi., 13:
considered as a Teacher, lxxvii., 9: His human
compassion, xcviii., 4.

Church, the perpetuity of, lxx., 4.

Civil Power, obedience to, enjoined, eviii., 3.
Conversion, shewn in the case of Zaccheus, cii., 6.
Demoniacal Possession, reality of, xxxi.,1 ; liv., 3.
Divinity of Christ, ii. 1; xxxvi., 5-7; liv., 6;
lix., 1, 13; lxiii., 4; lxxvii., 4; lxxix., 10;
xcvii., 5, 6; cix. 5.
Election, c., 10.

Fasting, one of the Christian duties, xli., 34.
Freedom of the Human Will, always supposed in
Scripture, lviii., 3; lxiii. 8; cvi., 1.

Future Happiness, what is revealed concerning,
li., 2: Degrees of Bliss in Heaven, cii., 9.
Future Punishment, Eternity of, lxxv., 7; cxiv.,
10.

Holy Trinity, the characteristic doctrine of Scrip-
ture, and always received in the Church,
cxxxviii., 2: illustrated from particular pas-
sages, xi., 5; xvii., 3; xxii., 4; lix. 6; cxix.,

4.

Holy Spirit, influence of, upon the Christian,
xxiii., 3: His Titles and Divinity, exviii., 12:
Blasphemy against, xlvii., 6.
Intercessory Prayer of Christ, cxx., 1.
Intermediate State, lxxxix., 4.
JESUS, meaning of the name, iv., 4.
Justification, the free gift of God for Christ's
sake alone, but dependent on the two condi-
tions of Faith and Obedience, xli., 45.
Last Words of Christ, cxxx., 2.
Lord's Supper, probable prophetic allusion to, by

Christ, Ixiii. 11; the Protestant doctrine con-
cerning, exviii., 4, 6; importance of frequent
communion, cxviii., 5.

Love of the Brethren, a characteristic Christian
duty, cxvii., 4.

Love of Reputation, the true principle of, ciii., 6.

| Ministers, promise of perpetual assistance to,
cxxxviii., 3; authority of, cxxxix., 7.

Miracles, criteria of true, xxi., 6; those of
Christ as distinguished from those of the Old
Covenant, lvii., 1.

Oaths, forbidden in common conversation; not
when used judicially, xli., 17, 18.

Obedience, an indispensable condition of Salva-
tion, xxiv. 5: Our Lord's commendation of,
xlix. 2; c., 1.

Parables, meaning of the word, xlvii., 4; their
peculiar fitness as a mode of teaching, 1., 2.
Perseverance, the test of holiness, lxxxv., 1.
Peter, the question of his supremacy, lxx., 3, 5.
Prayer, perseverance in, enjoined, xli., 32; xciv.,

1: prevailing influence of, lxxv., 13; cvi., 3;
the Lord's Prayer a precedent for Forms of
Prayer, xli., 28.

Private Judgment, the right of, considered, lxxxiii.,

9.

Progression, the nature of the Christian life, lii.,

1.

Propagation of the Gospel from the earliest times,
as predicted by our Lord, lii., 3; cxii., 11.
Prophecy, a Witness for Christ, cxxxv., 2.
Rash judgments, danger of forming, lxxxiii., 11.
Relapse, danger of, exiv., 3.

Repentance, Late, in the case of the Penitent
Malefactor, cxxix., 4.

Resurrection of Christ, the great evidence of the
truth of the Gospel, exxxii., 4: the sufficient
testimony of the Witnesses chosen, cxxxix., 2.
Resurrection of the souls and bodies of men,
taught under both Covenants, cviii., 6.

Sabbath, the fit observance of, xxxvii., 5; xxxviii.,
2: the change from the Seventh to the First
day, cxxxvi., 4.

Self-Denial, limits of this duty, c., 3.
Separatists, proper treatment of, lxxv., 3; xcii.,

2.

Sickness, the visitation of God, xxxvi., 4.

Son of Man, why assumed as a distinctive title by
our Lord, xx., 9.

Temptation of Christ, xviii., 7.
Transfiguration of Christ, lxxii., 4.
Types, meaning of the term, xxiii., 5.

Unbelief, the fault of man, cvi., 1: not to be
overcome by miracles, lxxxix., 7.

Unity, the great importance of, cxx., 6.
Virgin Mary, vii., 5; xxi. 3; xlix., 1.
Works, can never be meritorious, xc., 5.