Alms giving, the feveral Kinds and Usefulness of it. 468,469 Several weighty Motives to the Practice of it. 470,471 Amen, the Significancy of this Word at the end of our Pray623- -625 Anabaptifts, their gross Error, in requiring Dipping as neceffary to Baptifm, cenfur'd. ers. 671 686 Prov'd to be an upstart and obftinate Set for denying Baptifm to Infants. Apoftacy, the Danger of it, and Means to prevent it. 133- -137 Armour, the feveral Parts of the Christian Armour explain'd. 75, 76 Articles (of the Chriftian Faith) what is meant by them. 102 What we are to understand by believing them. 103--105 Afcenfion (of Christ) the Nature and Truth of it. 270-273 The Time of it. The feveral Circumstances of it. BA 273 274 276 276,277 confcientiously at Practical, how many ways Men are B. 439, 440 Vid. Inability. 396 guilty of it. 396-399 Ackbiting, the Nature and Evil of it. How we are faid to be born again by it. 504, 505 45, 46 of Heaven. 67-69 648, 649 650,651 What may be thought of fuch as die without it. 651,652 652, 653 The Cruelty of Parents in fuffering their Children to die without it, reprov'd. May be by Dipping or Sprinkling. 653,654 668 Why 'tis done by Sprinkling in cold Countries. 668,669 What's included in the Form of it, In the Name, &c. 669—671 How we are faid to be bury'd and rais'd with Christ in it. Whence all who receive it are not faved. 674, 675 675, 676 The The excellent State into which it brings Christians: 677, 678 Of Infants, argued from Circumcifion, the Custom of the Jews, &c. 686-691 690, 69t How Teaching is requir'd to go before it. Baptifmal Covenant, the Blessings promis'd therein. 48-69 The Conditions requir'd by it on our part. Bearing falfe Witness, vid. Falle. "Belief, what it is. The different kinds of it. The Extent of it. Believing (the Gospel) what it means: 70-115 155 i55, 156 103-105 105-107 The Advantages of it, and Danger of the contrary: 107, 108 Blood (of Christ) how faid to be drank by us. vid. Eating. Body of Chrift, vid. Church, vid. Eating. Bread, what is meant by it in the Lord's Prayer. Vid. Daily-Bread. 599 Bread and Wine, how fitly us'd in the Lord's Supper. 706, 707 707-709 Christ's Actions about them explain'd. Barial (of the Dead) carefully obferv'd by all Nations. 248, 249 Burial (of Christ) was foretold by the Old Testament. How it was perform'd. What it teaches us. Bufy-Bodies, to be carefully avoided. C. 249 250 253 253,254 j12 Calling, 'tis necessary all Men should be imploy'd in onês 10, II Care, the Evil and Unreasonableness of being immoderate therein. Catechifm, the Properties of a good one. 517, 518 7 The Ufefulness of that of the Church of England. 7,8 Catechizing, what it is. Cenfuring, the Nature and Evil of this Vice. Chaftity, the Nature and Excellency of this Virtue. Other Virtues conducive to it. 483-485 Children, how faid to be punish'd for their Parents Sins. 407-409 Dealt favourably with for their godly Parents fake. 416 It concerns Parents for their fake to be obedient. 417 Children (of God) how Believers are not, and how they are So. 5557 59 60 60, 61 The great Advantages of being fuch. The Duties which this Relation obliges to. Chrift, what is meant by naming his Name. 22. Vid. Meffias. Was truly Man, and not in Appearance only. 213–215 Why he was conceived by the Holy Ghoft. The Expediency of his being born of a Woman. 224,622 Chrift, his Sufferings predicted by the Prophets. 216, 217 227, 228 His Sufferings defign'd to bring us to God. His Death was very painful and shameful. Vid. Crucifixion. How be dy'd for our Sins. Bus229, 230 230, 231 231, 232 240, 241 1242 243, 244 How his Death was forefhewn in the Scriptures. 244, 245 His Defcent into Hell, vid. Hell. His rifing from the Dead, vid. Refurrection. His fitting at the Right Hand of God, vid. Seffion. 740 1745 As alfo by his confeffing us before his Father. ib. &c. His Sentence of Abfolution at the last day, Come ye bleffed Children of my Father, Sc. commented upon. 9 746, 747 Chrift's denying us before his Father, what fignified thereby. 703 His Sentence against the wicked, Go ye curfed into everlasting fire, confider'd. Christians, the Occasion of Chrift's Disciples being fo call'd. This Name Seems to be divinely impos'd. 784 18, 19 19 Our Our being call'd fo, obliges us to Union. 20. And to 24-26 The Neceffity and Advantage of our living as fuch. 26-28, 47 16 49-51 Chriftian Name, what it means. Church (of Christ) a Defcription of it. How Perfons become Members of it. 51, 52 53, 54 301, 302 303-306 306, 307 In what refpects 'tis Catholick or Univerfal. Privileges of the Members thereof. Commandments (of God) how they must be kept. 307, 308 309 110-113 How keeping them is a neceffary Condition of Happiness. 113-115. vid. Will of God. Concubinage, the Nature and Evil of this Crime. Communion of Saints, vid. Saints. Confeffing of Christ, what meant thereby. What meant by confeffing him before Men. Contentment, the Nature of this Virtue. Covetoufnefs, the Nature of this Vice. Created, vid. Heaven and Earth. Creed, whence this word is deriv'd. The feveral Names of it. Why afcrib'd to the Apostles. The New Teftament feems to refer to it. Why the Apostles compos'd it. 150, 151 'Twas deliver'd by Word of Mouth, and why 'twas fo. Crucifixion, the Nature of this Punishment. 151, 152 234, 235 235 236, 237 238-240 D. DAily-Bread, the Import of this Phrase in the Lord's Prayer. In what fenfe 'tis call'd ours. Why we request it only for this Day. Death of Chrift, what Ufe we should make of it. The Benefits of it to be commemorated. 600, 601 601, 602 602; 603 603 it. 604, 605 605 245-247 699-701 701, 702 702, 703 The Lord's Supper the best Means of remembring it. 703, 704. Vid. Christ. Decalogue (or Ten Commandments) the Obligation of it. The Comprehenfiveness of its Precepts. 370-375 Rules for expounding in 375-377 The Preface to it open'd. 378-380 381, &c. Obedience to it press'd from God's Sovereign Authority over us. 381, 382. From his Propriety in us. 383. And his Goodness to us. Denying Chrift, what meant by it. Who they are that deny Chrift, viz. Jews. Arians, &c. Scepticks and Anti-fcripturifts. 384 754 ib. 755 ib. 756 758 ib. 759 760 What implied in denying Christ before Men. The Caufes of that Denial. The feveral ways and manners in which Chrift is de ny'd. Detraction, the Nature and Evil of this Vice. What 'tis to refist and forsake kim. His various ways of tempting Men. How Chriftians are affur'd of overcoming him. Works. 82-84 Diligence, |