The volumes are denoted by a, b, c, and d.
A.
Abraham offering Isaac, c 544
Absolute free-will, a 498
Adam, his temptation, b 102
not a mediator, b 164
Acts of faith, direct and reflex, c 132
Actions sinful, d 66
Adoption, c 145
Adultery, d 9
Affections, government of, d 10
Afflictions, relative, b 156
All-sufficiency of God, consolatory, a 129
Amen, d 468
Angels, their creation, b 25
their nature, b 27
their power, b 28
their employment, b 68. 30
providence of God toward them, b 62
Anger is heart-murder, c 548
Antinomians, c 418
Anti-trinitarians, a 388
Apostacy, considered, c 225
Apostles, b 572
Arius, his error, note, a 208
Arminians, b 128
Ascension of Christ, b 464
Assurance of salvation, c 243
how lost, c 273
what essential to faith, c 270
Atheism, its absurdity, a 24. 29. 38 c 439
Atonement, b 187. 275. note. 276. 280
value of it, b 282. 285
design of it, b 285
propriety of it proved, against Deists, b 299
vindicated against christian errors, b 303
extent of the purchase, b 301
for whom specially intended, b 316. 321
how sufficient for all men, note, b 349
modern opinions on, b 276. b 280. 292. 297
Author of sin, God is not, in note, d 433. 435
B.
Baptism, an ordinance, d 174
meaning of the word , d 216
a generic term, in note, d 175
the right of infants, d 182. 186. d 187. 193
objections to subjects of, d 200. 206. 186. 194
by pouring or sprinkling, d 218
sponsors in, d 228
sign of the cross in, d 228
how to be improved, d 229. 234
Backbiting, instances of, d 48
Being of God proved, a 21
Believers, sons of God in Christ, c 146
Benevolence, disinterested, a 19
Blindness of mind, b 146
Borrowing and not paying, d 23
whether Israel was guilty of it, d 24
Bread, daily to be prayed for, d 407
Burnet, his scheme of the Millenium, b 369
C.
Call of the gospel, c 16
Character of sacred writers, a 101
Charity to the poor, d 20
Child-like dispositions required in us, d 364
Christ, typified by Melchizedec, b 264
his humiliation, b 396
betrayed, denied, condemned, slain, b 424. 426. 429. 433
descent into hell b 440
1 Pet. iii. 18. explained, note, b 442
his resurrection, b 444
his ascension, b 464
his intercession, b 473
his coming to judgment, b 481
Christianity, reasonable, note, a 1
Church, the word how used, b 510. note 515
Church, its testimony, a 116
Church, invisible, c 9
its union to Christ, c 10
Commandments, rules to interpret, c 428
Communion with God, by innocent man, b 77
with Christ in grace, c 65
in glory, c 280
Conflagration, b 387
Conflicts of flesh and spirit, c 187
Conscience, horror of, b 153
distinguished, b 154
Contentment a universal duty, d 50
motives to it, d 51
Contingency of events, a 517
Corruption of nature, forbidden, d 56
not from traduction, &c., b 128
how, b 131
Covenant of grace, divisible or not, b 165
with whom made, b 167
how, a testament, b 169
eternity of it, b 272
acceptance by elect, b 184
Covenant of works, more than a law, b 78
its extent, b 80. 88
its seals, b 88. 90
violation of, b 74. 93
not a promise of salvation, b 164
Covetousness and its aggravations, d 58
excuses for it answered, d 59
Creation, work of, b 6
immediate, b 7
mediate, b 7
time of, b 8
design of, b 15
not instantaneous, b 17
its progression, b 19. 23
at what season of the year, b 24
its goodness, or perfection, b 25
of man, b 34
Creed, account of, b 440
Critical examination of 1 John v. 7, a 329
D.
Day of grace, what, b 331
Death, appointed of God, c 293
its effect on the spirit, c 300
of Christ, design of it, b 285
for whom, b 290
perversion of the doctriner, b 291
a true and proper sacrifice for sin, b 292
of some saints, c 285
Decrees of God, a 417. 430
proved, a 422. 452
not stoical fate, a 516
misrepresentations of it, a 465
Deists, b 494
Deity of the Son, proved, a 295
by divine names, a 296
by divine attributes, a 342
by religious worship, a 377
improved, a 414
Diligence, d 20. 21
Discontent, remedies against, d 61
Dispensations of the covenant, b 199
Delusions, b 147
Dominion of man in innocency, b 74
Duels, c 542
E.
Eden, garden of, where situated, b 70
Effectual calling, c 39
Elect, to what chosen, a 438
included in Christ, b 132
ransomed by him, b 316
peculiarly, b 322
Election, what, a 529. 434
objects of, a 436
proved, a 447
its design, a 461
its properties, a 469
knowledge of, a 470
free, a 476
unchangeable, a 481
objections to, a 507
distinct from fate, a 516
Elijah, whether guilty of falsehood, d 36
Elisha reproached at Bethel, d 43
Endor, witch of, c 451
Enlightened conscience, c 184
Errors, of Arius and Sabellius, a 208
Eternal generation of Christ, a 259
Eternity of the covenant of grace, b 172
Eutychus, who he was, note, b 223
Eve, the manner of her temptation, b 100
F.
Faith, how, a condition, b 189
how above natural ability, b 193
various kinds of, c 121-125
justifying, c 98. 125
how it justifies, c 110
a duty, b 193
a means of salvation, d 76
Fall of man, b 74-93
Father, God is to men, d 360
to be addressed as in heaven, d 365
Food of man in innocency, b 72
Foreknowledge of God, a 452
Foreordained whatsoever comes to pass, what is meant, d 433
Forgiveness of sin, c 70. d 417
of others, what meant by it, d 424
argument to induce to it, d 426
Freedom of divine decrees, a 432. 433
Free will, absolute, absurd, a 498
doctrine of, examined, a 501
Frugality, d 17
G.
Genealogy of Christ defended, a 88
Genuineness of the scriptures, a 79
Glorifying God, what is meant by it, a 13
Glory of God, how things are disposed, d 382
Glory of Christ as Mediator, b 244
God, proofs of his being, a 22-48
is a Spirit, a 123
his unity, a 194
holy, a 159
not the author of sin, a 424. 523. 530
is infinite, a 126
all-sufficient, a 127
eternal, a 129
immutable, a 135
incomprehensible, a 138
omnipresent, a 139
almighty, a 140
omniscient, a 145
most wise, a 152
just, a 164
true, a 186
merciful, a 168
even in punishing, note, a 170
how glorified, a 14
Goodness, ibid
Gospel, how offered to all, b 332
faith in it the duty of all, b 336
Government, civil, c 524
Grotius, on the authority of the scriptures, in note, a 97
Grace, of God, in providing a Mediator, b 187
Guilt of Adam’s first sin, b 119
its consequences, b 196-259
H.
Happiness of saints, future, c 399
Hardness of heart, b 149
causes of, b 150
in believers and unbelievers, b 151
Hearing the word, d 158
Heathens, b 491. c 163
Hell, descent of Christ into, b 440
Heinousness of sins not equal, d 67
Holy Ghost, procession of, a 260
his Deity proved, a 295
his titles, a 400
attributes, a 404
works, a 405
worship, a 408. 414
Holiness of God, a 159
motives to, c 160
Holy places, c 424
times, c 427
Holy Spirit, implants all graces, b 197
applies salvation, b 237
Humiliation of Christ, b 396
in his birth, b 398
in his life, b 401
by temptations, b 410
by sinless infirmities, b 422
in his death, b 423
in being betrayed, b 424
forsaken, b 425
condemned, b 429
Humiliation of Christ, in being tormented, b 431
crucified, b 433
in his burial, b 437
Human nature of Christ, b 421
Hypocrisy, sin of, d 39
whether Paul and Daniel guilty, d 40
I.
Idolatry, c 443. & a194
Image-worship, c 461
Immortality of the soul, c 302
asserted and denied by heathens, c 303
Imputation, what, c 85-95
Imputation of Adam’s sin, b 107. 113
Inability of sinners to believe, note, b 193
to keep the commandments, d 62
Incarnation of Christ, b 227
the time of, b 231
duration of, b 234
Incarnation, necessity for, b 235
Independency of God, a 124
Infants, their state, b 138
Inferiors, duties of, c 520
Innocency, man’s condition in, b 72
Inspiration of scripture, a 110
Integrity of the church in all ages, b 199
Interest in Christ, b 189
J.
Jesus, why so called, b 244
Judgment, final, c 359
Justice, in our dealings, d 19
Justification, c 67
its foundation, c 73
not before faith, c 117
not by works, c 101
not by repentance, c 101
K.
Kingdom of Heaven, c 399
of Providence, d 385
of grace, d 386
of Christ, how advanced, d 389
of glory, d 394
Kingly office of Christ, b 351
its exercise, b 352
submission to, b 357
opposition to, b 360
times of exercise, b 364
in the Millenium, b 366
on earth, b 381
duration of, b 392
the two-fold states of, b 396
in humiliation, b 399
L.
Law, moral, c 421
judicial, c 422
ceremonial, c 423
Law-suits, when unjust, d 26
Liberty, c 34
Life, bounds of fixed, a 508
to be preserved, c 540
Light of nature, a 21. 230
Light of revelation, sufficient, b 206
increased by the gospel, b 214
Long-suffering of God, a 176
in harmony with justice, a 181
improvement of, a 183
Lord’s supper, d 234
a gospel ordinance, d 236
what the elements and actions, d 237. 238
to whom to be administered, d 237. 245. 263
examination previous to, d 246-256
who to be debarred from, d 263
meditation at, d 269
what to be done at, d 270. 273. 275
vows may be made at, d 278
frequent attendance on, d 280
how it differs from baptism, d 281-284
Lie, definition and kinds of, d 33
whether midwives in Egypt guilty of, d 34
Rahab’s, d 34
whether Jacob was guilty of, d 35
whether Elijah was guilty, d 36
whether Paul was guilty, d 37
David’s, d 38
M.
Magee’s, two discourses on the atonement, note, b 298. 317
Man, his creation, b 34
his twofold nature, b 39
in the divine image, b 42
his mutability, b 44
providence of God toward him, b 70
employment in Paradise, b 72
fallen, b 117
his misery, b 136
Marks of grace, c 260-262
Marriage, its institution and design, b 75
Masters, duties of, c 533
Means of salvation, d 76
Mediator, his office generally, b 186
his intercession or satisfaction, b 186
who he is, b 216
his sufficiency, b 218
his incarnation, b 221
why called Jesus Christ, b 244
Melchizedec, who he might be, b 264
Messiah of the Old Testament is Christ, b 200
the substance of the ceremonial law, b 201
Jesus of Nazareth, b 245
his commission, b 248
his offices, b 249
prophetical, b 252
priestly, b 259
kingly, b 351
Millenium, b 366-382
Moral obligation, foundation of, c 405
Moral law, c 421
civil, its origin, b 127
Mortification, c 155
Moses, no astrologer, c 454
killing the Egyptians, c 545
Murderers do not escape, c 547
Musical instruments unauthorized in gospel worship, d 85
Mystery, scriptural, a 215. 217
Mysteries, Dr. Bates Aon, in note, a 217
N.
Name of God, what meant by it, d 369
how sanctified, d 370. 373
when profaned, c 473
hallowed, what meant by, d 375-381
Natures of Christ, b 235
why two-fold, b 242
without confusion, b 243
O.
Oaths, religious, c 472
profane, c 470
Objections, to the harmony of the scriptures, a 88-93
to the doctrine of election, a 507
to the divine predetermination, a 509
Obligation, moral, c 405
Offences, their aggravations, d 67
from the parties, d 68
from the nature of the offence, d 70
from the circumstances, d 72
Officers of the, church, b 572
Offices of Christ, their number, b 249
suited to the state of man, b 250
not to be confounded, b 251
their order, b 252
Office, prophetical, b 254
for whom intended, b 255
how executed, b 256
when, b 257
the priestly, b 259
Officers among the Jews, d 139
Ordinances of the gospel, d 83
Original righteousness lost, a 121
Original, transgression, b 105
sin, what, b 118
its transmission, b 129. 132
its punishment, b 141
P.
Parable of the debtor, c 238
Paradise, where, b 71
after death, c 318
Parents, duties of, c 531
Papal doctrines, a 162, d 315
Pardon of sin is from God only, d 417
Pelagianism, b 125
Perfection, absolute, not in this life, c 178
at death, c 312
Perfections of God, a 121-142
Perseverance of the saints, c 194-197
proved, c 201-217
objections to answered, c 220
Person, Calvin on the word, in note, a 207
Person of Christ, why God and man, b 235
Personality in the Godhead, a 207. 244
Pharisees, d 140
Polygamy was ever unlawful, d 11
aggravations of, d 13
the occasions of, d 14
Praise, d 82. 85. 95
Prayer, to be made to God, d 299
to be in the name of Christ, d 300. 301
Spirit’s aid in, d