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Chrift, The horrible wickedness of defpifing him
The neceffity of our union with him
What his being fealed implies, 93. Vide Sealed.
What obligations we are under to devote ourselves to
him

The great evil of using his blood as a common thing
The nature of his mediation explained

Vide Mediator.

The neceffity of our being interested in him as Mediator
The danger of joining other mediators with him
What reason Christians have to be thankful to him
The fafety of believers in him

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123

ibid.

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His prophetical office explained, 126. Vide Prophet.
The nature and neceffity of his priesthood

155

Vide Priesthood.

How he obtains the throne in the hearts of men

216

Six ways of his ruling in the fouls of men

218

The privileges of the subjects of his spiritual kingdom 222

His providential kingdom explained, 227. Vide Providence. How we should honour him in confideration of his abasement

250

How many ways he was humbled in his life

How he prepared himself for his death

His fatherly care discovered in his last prayer

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267

Vide Prayer.

The mercies he requested for his disciples when dying
The fpecial arguments pleaded in his last prayer
The last reasons of his praying for his difciples at his
death

How his love and care was manifested in inftituting his
supper

His dignity was proclaimed by his enemies
Remarks on the title put upon his cross, 361. Vide Title.
How he is called God's fellow

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279

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371

His filence in his fufferings, how it is to be understood 385 The greatness of his burdens, and his patience under

them

387

His laft words to be moft feriously confidered

398

His tender care of his mother when he was dying
Vide Mother.

412

His doleful complaint upon the cross explained and applied

How he breathed out his spirit to his Father

438 477

Chriftian religion, the excellency of it above all others
Chriftians, whence it is they fometimes differ from them-
felves at other times

Circumcifion of Chrift, how he was humbled in it
City of God, the excellency of its place and company
Committing our fouls to God at death, feveral things im-
plied in it, 479.
Vide Soul; vide Death.

Condemnation of Chrift, the great injustice of it shewn in
fix particulars

Useful leffons to be learned from it

The wickedness of Pilate in giving it against him
Several uteful inferences concerning it

Covenant of redemption, the general nature of it fhewn
The perfons tranfacting, the bufinefs tranfacted, and
the manner of transacting it

The promifes made to our Saviour therein

What the Redeemer reftipulated in it

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320, &c.

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How punctually the articles of it were performed on

both parts

The eternity and fecurity of it

Useful inferences from it

Grofs, the death upon it fhewn to be of the worst kind 347, &c.
Why Chrift died upon it, rather than any other death 351
Useful inferences from our Saviour's enduring it
What encouragement believers have to bear theirs for

Chrift

352, &c.

Crucifixion, the worst kind of death, 346. Vide Grofs.
Cup, a portion of fufferings fo called

How Chrift prayed that his might pafs from him

DArius

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Arius (king of Perfia) declared filthy waters was sweet
to him, in his great thirft, 452. Vide Thirft.

Death, Chrift prepared himself for it, by praying for his
difciples, 266. By inftituting his laft fupper, 279
And, by praying for himself

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It immediately brings believers into a state of happiness 429 Useful inferences concerning the immediate confequence

of it to believers

Preparations for it not ordinarily to be expected at the time of it

431

cerned to prepare for it

How much all, and particularly young people, are con

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437

Death, How believers are encouraged therein, to commit their fouls to God

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Useful deductions from the encouragement of believers in it

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That of Chrift was, in general, defigned for four excel

lent ends

Debauchery, vide Profaneness.

Delight, how Chrift was fuch to his Father before his in

carnation

The nature of that of Chrift in the Father described Desertion, Chrift's complaint of it upon the crofs

The nature of that which Chrift endured, explained negatively and positively

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440, &e.

The ends for which Christ was exposed to it by the Fa-
ther

It is the greatest mifery of God's children
Comfort to fincere Christians when under it

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447

Rules to be obferved by believers when exercifed with it 450 Devils, their fin not fo much aggravated as ours in rejecting Chrift

Dignity of Chrift was proclaimed by his judge

Difciples (of Chrift), how they left their Lord in his fuf

ferings.

Vide Sheep.

Doctrines, how to make a right judgment of them

Drop of Chrift's blood; how unreasonable it is to say, one only was fufficient to redeem the whole world

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Aith in Christ, the neceffity of it to falvation

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360

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How useful it is to God's people both living and dying 478 Fellow to God, How Chrift is faid to be fo, 371. Vide Chrift. Finished, (It is) The comprehensiveness of these words, as used by our Saviour

464

How Chrift finished the work of redemption on the crofs 467 What affurance we have of the work of redemption being fo

469

Several useful inferences concerning this

470, &c.

How we fhould imitate our Saviour herein

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How much it concerns us to have our work so, when

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Forgiveness (a privilege) the greatness of this mercy

398

Forgiveness, The nature of it opened

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What ground ignorant opposers of Chrift have to expect it

405

Forgiveness (a duty) the nature of it fhewn, negatively

and pofitively

407

The excellency of it, and our obligation to it
Several useful inferences concerning it

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410

Funeral, feveral remarkable things in that of Chrift

490

Four reafons why our Saviour had one, notwithstanding the small time of his death

492

The impoffibility of making an oration on that of Christ, worthy of him

495

Peculiar properties of that of our Lord

To have a decent one, is laudable among Christians How that of our Saviour encourages believers against fearing the grave

How that of fincere Chriftians is rendered comfortable by their union with Chrift

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Future ftate, the reality of one after this life proved

425

Souls pafs immediately into it at the time of death
God may, but feldom does, prepare men for it at the
hour of death

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Arden, That where Chrift was in his agony defcribed 293
Gofpel, feems to be epitomized (in Ifa. liii.)

The inexcufablenefs of those who perifh under it
How it makes the best husbands and wives, parents and
children, c.

Gofpel-ordinances, the great efficacy of them when duly
administered

Grave, How it is rendered a place of rest to believers How fincere Chriftians are encouraged against the fears of it by Christ's funeral

Grecians, How ftrangely they were affected with deliverance from bondage

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Happiness (of faints) explained, as objective, subjec

tive, and formal

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412

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Honour, In what inftances we should give it to Chrift
Human nature wonderfully advanced in the perfon of Chrift 80
Humiliation of Chrift feveral inftances of it in his life
Several very useful inferenees from it

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259, &c.

Hypoftatical union in Christ, the nature and effects of it
Vid. Incarnation.

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Gnorance of the gospel, the mifery of being under the
power of it

Of the Jews concerning Chrift, the nature and cau-
fes of it

-- Of Chrift, how it occafions enmity against him
There is forgivenefs with God for fuch as labour under it
Imaginations, what is meant by them, (2 Cor. x. 5)
How the gospel casts them down

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Incarnation of Chrift explained in five particulars
Several effects refulting from it

Some designs of it mentioned

How the love of the Father and of the Son fhines forth in it

Several useful inferences concerning it

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Chrift's wonderful abasement in it, hewn in fix things 243 Several improvements we fhould make of the doctrine

of it

Infidelity, the unreafonableness of it

247, &c.

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Inheritance of believers, comprehends temporal, fpiritual,

and eternal good things

How much we are concerned to clear up our interest in it 212 Infcription put upon the crofs of Chrift, explained

Vid. Title.

Interceffion of Chrift, the nature of it opened in feveral things

The efficacy of it with the Father

Profitable inferences from the doctrine of it

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ibid.

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312, &c.

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It gives manifold encouragement to fincere Chriftians
Judas (the traitor) his eminency among the apostles
The aggravations of his fin in betraying his Lord
The motives and iffue of his wickedness
Warnings to profeffors, from his difmal example
Juftice of God, the inflexible severity of it

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King, The neceffity of Chrift's being fo, as well as

prophet and priest

Signs of Chrift being our king

Kingdom of Chrift, fpiritual and providential

How Chrift obtains it, and manages it in mens hearts
The privileges of the fubjects thereof

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