An Alphabetical Table ofMatters. Affilianec in our Duty to be asked of God, vol. z. p. 80. This more fully dißover'd by the Gofpel, vol. 2. p. 59o. ARrology, The vanityof it, vol. t. p. 614. Arheifm, Thedanger and impiety fit, vol. 1. p.87. Theunrea- fonablenefs andfolly of it, vol. 1. p. 289, 589, 696. vol. 2. p, 465. By whom chieflypromoted, vol. z. p. 611. Atheills, The unreafnahlenefs of their Arguments, vol. 1. p. 725. Their partiality, vo1.2. p. 599, doo. Attributes of God, vol. 1. p. 57o. Rules for rellifying our O- pinions concerning them, vol. 1. p. 571. c. Attrition, what, vol. 2. p. 5t, 52. Auricular Con ejion, not of abfolute necef(ty, vol. 2. p. 18. The Dalirine offtheChurch of Rome herein, ibid. Their defign in this Dofirine, vol. 1. p. 561. Auftin the Monk, bis Cbaraller, and an account ofhispretender/ planting the Gafpel in England, vol. z. p. 357. B. BAbylon the great, Rome Papal, vol. r. p. 19z. Baptifm, The Natureand Form of it, vol. i. p. 512. Children not excluded from it, p. 5 r3. Baptifm, How fueceeded Cilcumcifion, vol. t. p. 368. Why calla iüumination, 2. p. 311, 312. Baptifm, HolyGboft VOL how confersd in Baptifm, vol. z. p. Soo. Baptifm, The Sin and Folly of uegleiting it, vol. z. p. 308.. Baptilin, The Office of Baptifm, fame exceptions againft it an- fwerc', vol. z. p. Soo. Baptizing with the Holy Ghoff and with Fire, what meant by this expro f m, vol. 2. p: 279. Baptifm, Buried with Chrifl in Baptifm, what meant by this ExpreQion, vol. z. p. 265. Bean with ten Horno in the Revelations, ívhat meant by it, vol. 1. p.093. Becans, His Notionconcerningdivine Revelation, the abfurdity of it, vol.2. 8.438. Becket (The.) His Saintfhip; vó1.2. p.358. Belief, Nothing that implies a contradiilion, the objeif of our Belief, vol. r. p. 07,19. vid. Faith. Belief (laving) how the gift of God, vol. 1. p. 556. Belief, A perfuofrve to live anfwerable to it; VOL 2. p. 490. The danger of thecontrary, P. 493. believing that 3tefw is the Chilli the Sonof God; what included in it, úot a. p. 474. &c. Ibis prov'd to be a Chriffian Faith, p. 476. &c. Bleffed, More bleffed to give than to receive; This Paying ofour Saviour confidered, vol. 2. p. 386. Bleffednefs of our future State, vol. a p. 57. Wherein it tmff, p. 59. vol. 1. p. i84. vol. 2. p. 084. Bleffrng, Our Saviour's blef(ng to his Difciples;vol. 2. p.272. Bodies, How rais'd up at theleft day, vol. a. p. 59, 085. &c. Bonavenmre's corruption of Ifaiah 63. 3. vol. z. p. 490. Brute Beaflr, the common Notion of theirSouls, vol. 2. p. 127, 028. What becomes of tbenr after Death, p.128. The dif. ference between theSouls of Men and Beafls, ibid. C. - Alamitics, The great Calamities 'that- have Ken Man- kJ kind, how confiffent. with the goodnefs of God, vol. t. p. 693,, Calling, Diligence in our Calling a part of Religion, vol. t. P. 327, 328. vol. z. 9. 174, 175. Our Obligation to it, vol. z. p. 38o,381. Calling, None exempted from fame Calling, vol. 2. p. 381. The Doty of Chofe of a high Calling, ibid. Canaan, The Woman of Cannons Faith ; why commended by Chrif, vol. 1. p. 0 8. Canaanires, Theirextirpation, the fedmrity of it accounted for, vol. 1. p. 694, 695.. Capacity, That God requires nothing above ourCapacity, vol. r. p. 32. Care, What it is to call our care upon God, vol. t. p. 629. Mother to it, p. 63o. Care about the Life, in what fenfe forbidden by our Saviour, vol. t. p. 254, 255. Carpocratianstheir Herefy, vol. 1. p.711. Cafuiltsof the Church of Rome, their loofnefs, vol. o. p. 246, 3zo. Sir Tho. Moor's conjure concerning them;voles. p.247. Caution in OWBehaviour, vol. i. p.1 12. Ceoluring of others, Arguments againft it, vol. 2. p. 062. Cenfures, How good Men maybe jupported under them, ibid. Centurions Faith, why commended by Chrift, vol. 1. p.18. Ceremonies external their indifference, Vol. r. p. 753. How much rely'd on by tlae'Cburch of Rome, p. 754. Ceremonies, Why commanded to the. Jews, vol. r. p. 754. How farcomply'd with by our Saviour, vol. z. p.227: Certainty, wherein it confsfls, vol. z. p. i 30. The abfurdity (the Church of Rome in this point, ibid. Changes that preceded the Coming of Chrift, vol. o p. 1t9. The Providence of God remarkableherein, p. 1120. Changes in Religión why fo difficultly effelled vol. t. 459 Charity to the Poor, the wifdom of it, vol. i. p. tot, riz. 191. vol. z. p. 388. Motives to it, vol. u,. p. 226. p. 272, 281, 322, 323, 342, 359, 540, 674, p. 707: vol. z. p. 1d.. vol. I. p. 174, 175; 379, 387. p. 627: Mens pretences againft it anfwer'd, vol. r. p. 273, 539. Charity to our perfecuted Brethren, vol. 1. p. 48, 323, P 672. vol. a. p. 32, 592. Charily, the Nature of this Duty, vol. 1. p. 668. The extent of it, p. 669, 67o. The excellency of it, p. 669. The meafure of it, p. 672. The pleafnre of it, p. 674.. The advantage of it in this World , p. 674, 675. vol. z. p. 392. The reward ofit in the next World, vol. r. p.676. vol. z. p. 39o. Charity, Rules for beflowing our Charity, vol. 1. p. 67o, 670 A perfwafrve to perfeverance in it, p. 674. Charity of Cbrift a pattern for our imitation, vol. z. p. 224. vol: x. p. 391. Charity if the Primitive Chrifliano, vol. r. P. 472. Charity, The want of it, vid. Unchatirableuels. Charity, The neglell of it in whit colts mol heinous, vol. f. P. 532, 533 Charles, The Refloration of K. Charles the Second, vol. t. p.2í4. vol.2. p. 271, 277. Child, The Marks of a Child of God; vol. t. p. 581. vol. 2. p. 307. Children not fit for the examination of Religion,. vol. 1. p. 3r, Howfar this allorid, by the Law of France, ibid. Children of this World, and the Children of Light, who, vol. r. 559 Children of this World, in whatrefpellswifer than the Children of Light, p. 56o. This accounted for, p. 563, 564. The Inferences from it, p. 565. Chillingwprth, whycalla a Socinian, vol. 2. p.464. Chrift, The latenefs of his appearance accounted for, vol. r. p. 462. How Men fav'd by him before his coming, vol. o. p 462. Chrif m Man, bow calfd the Son of God, VOL 1. p. 477, 478. His unlimitedAuthority, p. 5i I. His Officer, p.639, 4 Chrift bis Humiliation, how fitted to the work of Redemption, vol. t. p. 649. The feveral parts of it, ibid. Chrift, The cafeoffuth who never heard of him, vol. 1. p. 421. The unreafonablenef, of Mens prejudices againft him, vol. 1. p.454. vol. z. p.óoó. Chrift, His extrallion vindicated from the prejudices of the Jews, vol. 1. p. 454. vol. z. p.600. The means of hid outwardCondition confider'd, vol. 0. 8:455, 460, 460. His Miracles clear'd from the exceptions of the Jews, vol. t. P 455 vol z. p. 545. Thefreedom of bu Converfation dicated, vol. 1. P. 456.' Chrill vindicatedfrom the chargeofprofaning the Sabbath, vol, r. P 456. vola. p. dot. Ananfwer to the JeWS Objetion, that none of the Rulers believ'd on him, vol, r. p.456. vol. a. . 6o I. Chrift, Hu Dottrine fuperf ding the Religion of the Jews, no Obje£lion again@ it, vol, o. p. 457. Chrill's Commion to hit Apofiler, the import of it, vol. 1. p. 5rt. vid. Apcft. St. Francis's miflake about it, p. so o. Chrift's coming, what meant by it in Scripture, vol. 2. p. 069. Chrill, In whatfen¡e call'd the firfI Fruits of themthat flept, and the fief begotten from the dead, vol. 2. p. 084. Chrifi, His divine Authority how evideeu'd to thole that heard him, vol. 2. p. 528. &c. to the 9'^ Sermon: How evidentd to thofe that heard his Do£lrine from the Apoftles, vol. z. p. 577. How evidenc'd to after-ages, p. 579, 580. Chrifi, Palle Chrifia foretold by our Saviour, vol. z. p. 552, 56x, 57o. This Prediltion confder'd and defended againft the Objeltions of Atheifs, P. 574. Chriti, Profsoffhis Prapbetick Spirit, val. 2 -. p. 571. ChriR and' his Do£lrine, why call'd Light, vol. a. p. 586; 597 ChtifI, Hu Mediation, vol. r. p.225. vide Mediator. Gila, His Humility, vol. t. p.450. vol. 2. p. zzs. Ida Charity, vol. z. p. 224, 226. Hispeaceable Temper, p. 227. Hu contempt of the World, p. zzs. The humanity ofhis Be- havior:
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