Lecture XXIII

Lecture XXIII

LECTURE XXIII.

(OM THE MYSTERIES. V.)

ON THE COMMUNION BERVICE.

1 PEt. ii. J.

Wherefore laying aside all malice, and all guile, and hypocrisies, and envies, and evil speakings, §c.

1, On former times of our meeting together, ye have heard sufficiently, by the loving-kindness of God, concerning Baptism, and Chrism, and the partaking of the Body and Blood of Christ ; and now it is necessary to pass on to what is next in order, meaning to-day to give the finish to your spiritual edification.

2. Ye saw then the Deacon give to the Priest water to wash, and to the Presbyters who stood round God's altar.

He gave it, not at all because of bodily defilement; no; for we did not set out for the Church with defiled bodies.

But this washing of hands is a symbol that ye ought to be pure from all sinful and unlawful deeds; for since the hands are a symbol of action, by washing them we represent the purity and blamelessness of our conduct.

Hast thou not heard the blessed David opening this mystery, and saying, I will wash my hands in innocency, and so will I compass P.26,6.

Thine Altar, O Lord? The washing therefore of hands is a symbol of immunity from sin.

3. Then the Deacon cries aloud, " Receive ye one another; (2.) and let us kiss one another."

'Think not that this kiss ranks with those given in public by common friends.

It is not T

274 The hiss of peace.—The offering of praise and thanksgiving.

Lecr. such: this kiss blends souls one with another, and solicits XXIIT.

Myst. 5. for them entire forgiveness.

Therefore this kiss is the sign that our souls are mingled together, and have banished all aig 5, remembrance of wrongs.

For this cause Christ said, Jf thou bring thy gift to the altar, and there rememberest that thy brother hath ought against thee ; leave there thy gift upon. the altar, and go thy way; first be reconciled to thy brother, and then come and offer thy gift.

The kiss therefore is reconciliation, and for this reason holy: as the blessed Paul has in his Epistles urged ; Greet ye one another with a holy

1 Cor.

16, 20.

1 Pet.5, #88; and Peter, with a kiss of charity.

14.

4. After this the Priest cries aloud, " Lift up your hearts."

(3-) For truly ought we in that most awful hour to have our heart on high with God, and not below, thinking of earth and earthly things.

The Priest then in effect bids all in that hour abandon all worldly thoughts, or household cares, and to have their heart in heaven with the merciful God.

Then ye answer, " We lift them up unto the Lord:" assenting to him, by your avowal.

But let no one come here, who with his lips can say " We lift up our hearts to the Lord," but in mind employs his thoughts on worldly business.

God indeed should be in our memory at all times, but if this is impossible by reason of human infirmity, at least in that hour, this should be our earnest endeavour.

5. Then the Priest says, " Let us give thanks to the Lord."

For in good sooth are we bound to give thanks, that He has called us, unworthy as we are, to so great grace; that He has reconciled us who were His foes; that He hath vouchsafed to us the Spirit of adoption.

Then ye say, " It is meet and right:" for in giving thanks we do a meet thing and a right; but He did, not a right thing, but what was more than right, when He did us good, and counted us meet for such great benefits.

(4.) (5.) 6. After this, we make mention of heaven, and earth, and sea; of the sun and moon; of the stars and all the creation, rational and irrational, visible and invisible; of Angels, Archangels, Virtues, Dominions, Principalities, Powers, Thrones; of the Cherubim with many faces: in effect repeating that call ah ne 34,3, of Dav id's, Magnify the Lord with me.

We make mention also of the Seraphim, whom Esaias by the Holy Ghost beheld Ezek.

Consecration—Sacrifice—Communion with the dead.

encircling the throne of God, and with two of their wings veiling their countenances, and with two their feet, and with two flying, who cried, Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Sabaoth.

For for this cause rehearse we this confession of «is saGod, delivered down to us from the Seraphim, that we may sored join in Hymns with the hosts of the world above. deyia v.

7. Then having sanctified ourselves by these spiritual Hymns, we call upon the merciful God to send forth His

Holy Spirit upon the gifts lying before Him; that Ho ie) «a may make the Bread the Body of Christ, and the Wme the <n"

Blood of Christ; for whatsoever the Holy Ghost has touched, is sanctified and changed.

%. Then, after the spiritual sacrifice is perfected, the (6.) Bloodless Service upon that Sacrifice of Propitiation, we entreat God for the common peace of the Church, for the tranquillity of the world; for kings; for soldiers and allies; for the sick; for the afflicted; and, in a word, for all who stand in need of succour we all supplicate and offer this doplouy

Sacrifice. ee:

9. Then we commemorate also these whio have fallen asleep before us, first, Patriarchs, Prophets, Apostles, Martyrs, that at their prayers and intervention God would receive our petition.

Afterwards also on behalf of the holy Fathers and Bishops who have fallen asleep before us, and in a word of all who in past years have fallen asleep among us, believing that it will be a very great advantage to the souls, for whom the supplication is put up, while that Holy and most Awful

Sacrifice is presented.

; 10. And I wish to persuade you by an illustration.

For I know that many say *, what is a soul profited, which departs (7-) ebjections which private Christians brought against it, and commits himself in answer to a private and erroneous explanation.

(in x.5.6. &.) 8So S. Cyril here bears witness as to what was done in the Eucharistic Rite, alludea to doubts and inquiries raised about it, aud, by way of answer, comments on it in words which may be taken to countenance the idea of a Purgatory. 8. Cyril by himself ag little

® So Tertullian, as regards the doctrine of the Trinity.

"' Simplices enim quique, ne dixerim imprudentes et idiots, que major semper credentium pars eat, quoniam et ipsa regula fidei ® pluribus diis seculi, ad unicum et verum Deom transfert, non intelligentes unicum quidem, sed cum sua economia esse credendum, expavescunt ad cconomiam." In . 8.

There is a close parallel between the two passages. Tertullian a the Catholic doctrine of the Trinity; notices the es the latter, as Tertullian that the n of God is not from eternity.

The Lords Prayer. from this world either with sins, or without sins, if it be commemorated in the prayer? Now surely if, when a king had banished certain who had given him offence, their connections should weave a crown and offer it to him on behalf of those under his vengeance, would he not grant a respite to their punishments?

In the same way we, when we offer to Him our supplications for those who have fallen asleep, though they be sinners', weave no crown, but offer up Christ, sacrificed for our sins, propitiating our merciful God both for them and for ourselves.

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XXIIL Myst.6. dpagee11. Then, after these things, we say that Prayer which the Saviour delivered to His own disciples, with a pure conscience styling God our Father, and saying, Our Father, which art in heaven.

O most surpassing loving-kindness of God! On them who revolted from Him and were in the very extreme of misery has He bestowed such complete forgiveness of their evil deeds, and so great participation of grace, as that (8.) they should even call Him Father.

Our Father, which art in heaven; they also too are a heaven who bear the image of the heavenly, in whom God is, dwelling and walking in them.

2Cor.6, 16.

12. Hallowed be Thy Name.

The Name of God is in its own nature holy, whether we say so or not; but since it is sometimes profaned among sinners, according to the words,

(9.) Through you My Name is continually blasphemed among the Gentiles, we pray that in us God's Name may be hallowed ; not that it becomes holy from not being holy, but because it becomes holy in us, when we become holy, and do things worthy of holiness.

13. Thy kingdom come.

The clean soul can say with boldness, Thy kingdom come; for he who has heard Paul saying, Let not sin reign in your mortal body, but has cleansed himself in deed, thought, and word, will say to God,

(10.) Rom. 6, 12.

Thy kingdom come.

14. Thy will be done as in heaven so in earth. The divine and blessed Angels do the will of God, as David in a Psalm

Pr. 103, has said, Bless the Lord, ye His Angels, that excel in strength, (11.) > It may be added to the last note contradicts the Roman doctrine, which that S. Cyril, in saying that the Euconsiders Purgatory to be conceded to charist avails for dagrwAss, "sinners," none but imperfect believers.

The Lord's Prayer.

that do His commandments.

So then, thou meanest by thy _ prayer, "as Thy will is done by the Angels, so be it done on earth also by me, Lord."

15. Give us this day our super-substantial bread'.

This (12.) common bread is not super-substantial bread, but this Holy Bread is super-substantial, that is, appointed for the substance of the soul.

For this Bread goeth not into the belly and is Mat.

15, cast out into the draught, but is diffused through all thou art, re for the benefit of body and soul. But by ¢his day, he means, ca "- "each day," as also Paul has said, While it is called to-day. He,

3, 16. And forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors. 13. ae For we have many sins.

For we offend both in word and in (18.) thought, and very many things do we worthy of condemnation; and ¢f we say that we have no sin, we lie, as John 1 Johu says.

And we enter into a covenant with God, entreating i Him to pardon our sins, as we also forgive our neighbours their debts. Considering then what we receive and for what, let us not put off, nor delay to forgive one another.

The offences committed against us are slight and trivial, and easily settled ; but those which we have committed against God are great, and call for mercy such as His only is.

Take heed therefore, lest for these small and inconsiderable sins against thyself, thou bar against thyself forgiveness from God for thy most grievous sins.

17. And lead us not into temptation, O Lord. Does then (14.) the Lord teach to pray thus, viz. that we may not be tempted at all? And how is it said elsewhere, "the man who is not tempted, is unproved';" and again, My brethren, count té all Jam. 1, joy when ye fall into divers temptations ; or rather does not a the entering into temptation mean the being whelmed under the temptation?

For the temptation is like a winter-torrent difficult to cross.

Some then, being most skilful swimmers, pass over, not being whelmed beneath temptations, nor swept down by them at all; while others who are not such,

Orth. iv. 13. Others to mean sufficient, © *E@ssbeses is 80 explained by Jerome, who for the panem quotidianum of the old

Latin version, substituted panem supersubstantialem. Others explain the word to mean future, or to come, i.e. the new or spiritual bread, the bread of the new kingdom which is promised us. vid.

Athan. de Incarn. 16. Damase. de Fid. ornecessary. vid. Theophylact. in Matt. vi. Basil.

Reg. Brev. 252.

4 This is not in Scripture, but seems rather to be a proverb giving the sense of Scripture. It is referred to by Naziavzen, (Ep. 215.) &0. Ed. Ben,

The mode of communicating in the Body of Christ, Lxcr, entering into them sink in them.

As for example, Judas pare entering into the temptation of covetousnese, swam not through it, but sinking beneath it was choked both in body and spirit.

Peter entered into the temptation of the denial ; but having entered it, he was not overwhelmed by it, but manfully swimming through it, he was delivered from the temptation.

Listen again, in another place, to the company of unscathed saints, giving thanks for deliverance from temptPs. 66, ation, For Thou, O God, hast proved us; Thou hast tried ws

10—13. [ike as silver is tried. Thou broughtest us into the net; Thow laidest affliction upon our loins.

Thou hast caused men to ride over our heads; we went through fire and through water ; but Thow broughtest us out intoa wealthy place. Thou seest them speaking boldly, because they passed through and were not pierced. But Thou broughtest us out intoa wealthy place ; now their coming into a wealthy place, is their being delivered from temptation.

(15.) 18. But deliver us from the evil.

If Lead us not inio temptation had implied the not being tempted at all, He would not have said, Bui deliver us from the evil. Now the evil is the Wicked Spirit who is our adversary, from whom we pray to be delivered.

Then, after completing the prayer, Thou sayest, Amen; by this Amen, which means, " So be it," setting thy seal to the petitions of this divinely-taught prayer.

19. After this the Priest says, " Holy things to holy men."

(16.) Holy are the gifts presented, since they have been visited by ivipeiese the Holy Ghost; holy are you also, having been vouchsafed sera vid. the Holy Ghost; the holy things therefore correspond to the xxi.1. holy persons.

Then ye say, "One is Holy, One is the Lord, Jesus Christ."

For truly One is holy, by nature holy; we useoxg. t00 are holy, but not by nature, only by participation, and éenéeu. Giscipline, and prayer.

(17.) 20, After this ye hear the chanter, with a sacred melody inviting you to the communion of the Holy Mysteries, and Pu.34,9. Saying, O tasle and see that the Lord is good. Trust not the decision to thy bodily palate; no, but to faith unfaltering ; for when we taste we are bidden to taste, not bread and wine, but the sign® of the Body and Blood of Christ.

*'Arroriwen eapaves. vid. above, Lect. rvwev of the HolyGhoet in Confirmation, xxi. 1. where oil is said to be the dors. and ax 6.whei a Baptionts said e@banee

and in the Blood of Christ.—The Thanksgiving.

21. Approaching therefore, come not with thy wrists ex- (18.) tended, or thy fingers open; but make thy left hand as if a throne for thy right, which is on the eve of receiving the King.

And having hallowed thy palm, receive the Body of Christ, saying after it, Amen.

Then after thou hast with carefulness hallowed thine eyes by the touch of the Holy Body, partake thereof; giving heed lest thou lose any of it; for what thou losest, is a loss to thee as it were from one of thine own members.

For tell me, if any one gave thee gold dust, wouldest thou not with all precaution keep it fast, being on thy guard against losing any of it, and suffering loss? How much more cautiously then wilt thou observe that not a crumb falls from thee, of what is more precious than gold and precious stones?

22. Then after having partaken of the Body of Christ, (19.) approach also to the Cup of His Blood; not stretching forth cesta thine hands, but bending and saying in the way of worship Gheae and reverence, Amen, be thou hallowed by partaking also of aes the Blood of Christ.

And while the moisture is still upon ss. thy lips, touching it with thine hands, hallow both thine eyes and brow and the other senses.

Then wait for the prayer, and give thanks unto God, who hath accounted thee worthy of so great mysteries.

23. Hold fast these traditions unspotted, and keep yourselves free from offence. Sever not yourselves from the Commupion; deprive not yourselves, by the pollution of sins, of these Holy and Spiritual Mysteries.

And the God of peace 1 Thess. sanctify you wholly; and may your whole spirit, and soul, 5, 25. and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord

Jesus Christ:—To whom be glory and honour and might, with the Father and the Holy Spirit, now aid ever, and world without end.

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INDEX. ta ee AARON called Christ, xvi. 13. type of Angels made by God, iv. 4. made by Christ's priesthood, x. 11. xii. 28, hia rod blossoming as strange as Christ's birth, xii. 28. and suggests our resurrection, xviii. 12. his forgiveness an encouragement to the penitent, ii. 10.

Abomination of desolation, iv.15, xv. 9.

Abraham justified not by works only Christ, xi. 23. their orders, iv. 16, xi. 12. have no equality with the Holy Ghost, xvi. 23. governed and sanctified by Him, iv. 16. xvi. 23. forgiven by God, ii. 10. vide note. fear1 to behold, iz. 1. xii. 14. but little known of them by us, xi. 12. but by faith, v. 5. perfected by faith, ib. Father of Christians, v. 6. his faith g type of ours, ib. example of Christ their Lord, x. 10. xii. 14. not the makers of the world, xi. 21, 22. know not God as He is, vi. 6. vii. 11. nor our Lord's generation, xi. 11, *~ reverence to God, vi. 8. beheld the Lord, xii. 16, Adam, hie creation as strange as Christ's birth, xii. 30. first and second Adam, xiii. 2. instance of the efficacy of repentance, ii. 7. represented in his innocence by the Baptized, xx. 2.

Adoption of men to be sons of God, vii.

12.

Ministered to Christ, x. 10. present at Baptism, iii. 8. rejoice there, Introd.

16. iil. 1, 3, 16. know its Seal, i. 8.

(vide Seal.) glory in the cross, xiii.

22. minister at the judgment,xv.19,22, 28. innumerable cere present, xv. 24, Anointing of Christ, x. 4,14. eternally from Father, ib. as God, xi. 15. with the Holy Ghost at His Baptiem, xxi. 1, 2. vide Chrism.

Ast: lem, vi. 8. ix. 1.

Antichrist, iv. 15. Chriet's counterfeit, 7. by the Father's grace, through the Son and Spirit, ib. in Baptism, Introd.

16. i. 2. iii. 14. xx. 6. not of necessity, but our free choice, vii. 13. Christ's Sonship not by Adoption, x. 4. xi. 7.

(vide Son.) Spirit of Adoption, xvii. 6.

Advent of Christ twofold, xv. 1. First xv. 33. raised up by Satan to discredit troth, xv. 11. # sorcerer, ib. Satan shall be in him personally, xv. 14, 17. expected by the Jews, xii. 2. foretold by our Lord, xv. 9. St. Paul, ib.

Daniel, xv. 13. signs of him, xv.

9, 18. by sorcery 8 gain the Roman mpire, and deceive the Gentiles, xv.

11, 12. the Eleventh King, xv. 12, 13. for three years and a half, xv. 12, 16. shall be received bythe Jowsas Christ, xv. 11, 12, 15. rebuild the temple, xv. 15. abhor idols, ib. first ae en persecuting, xv, 12, 15. especially to ihe Salata het sbell'pivisod 05 intra: cles, xv. 13. shall be destroyed by Christ's Advent, xv. 9, 12. in humiliation, ib.

Second in glory from heaven, xv.

1, 8. foretold by Malachi, xv.2. Ecclesiastes, xv. 20. St. Paul, xv,2.time unknown, yet to be expected, xv. 4. signs of it given us by Christ, ib.

Object of our hope, xv. 1, 2, 33. not from the Earth, xv. 10. shall destroy Antichrist, xv. 9, 12. changes accompanying it, xv. 3. shall bring in a new world, xv. 4, zons of Velentinus, vi. 17. why said to be thirty, ib.

Agabus, xiii. 29. xvii. 28.

Ahab, instance of the efficacy of repentance, ii. 13.

Almighty, vide x. 5. note, denied of God Martyre under him most glorious, xv. 17. we must watch against him, by Greeks, vii. 1, 2, and Heretics, viii. 8. blasphemies against Him, viii. 8.

Almsdeeds, fruits of repentance, and xv. 18, 33.

Antediluvians, instance of God's longsuffering, ii. 8.

Apelles, hia heresy, iv. 20. note. aration for Baptism, iii.

8. iv. 37. taught by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 12.

Altar of God, xxiii, 2. of the New lpocalypse, not reckoned in the Canon by S. Cyril, iv. 36. perhaps referred to, x. 3, xv. 27. vide note xv. 16.

A hal or doubtful books not to be studied, iv. 38, 35. proofs not drawn from them, xv. 16.

'Testament, xviii 33.

Ambition conquered through the Holy Ghost, xvi. 19.

INDEX.

Repentance, Introd. 4. ii. 6, de. fii.

2,7, 8. Confession, i, 2,5. men must bring Faith, and look to God for more, Apostacy foretold by St. Paul, in S.

Cyril's day, xv. 3 ene Apostles correspond to the Prophets sei 26. xvi. 4, 24. more faconrsd Introd. 17. v. 9. not the pu of Baptism, bat evil motives to be laid aside, Introd.

4, 5.

Given in the name of the Holy Trinity, iii. 3. xvi. 4, 19. Waters of Baptism, Introd. 16. iii. 3, 4. contain Christ, Introd. 16. why by water, iii. 5. One, iy. 37. but once to be received, Introd. 7. xvii. 36. by Heretics not Baptism, ib. Sanctified by our than they, xiv. 26.

Holy Ghost in them, xvi. 3, 4,9, 24. artially before Pentecost, xvii. 12,13. ere fully at Pentecost, xvii. 14, 18, supernaturallyenlightened, xvi.17.

'Witnesses of the Cross, xiii. 40. and Resurrection, xiv. 22. received power to forgive sins in the Holy Ghost, xiv.

22. their deeds by Him, xvii.21. &c, Send us to the Old 'testament for proofs of Christ, xiv. 2. handed down the Scriptures to us, iv. 35.

Lord's Baptiem, iii. 9, 11. xii, 15. no salvation without it, iil. 4, 10. except to Martyrs, ib.

Freely given to faith only, Introd.8. i, 4. v. 10. conveys remission of sing, Introd. 8,15, 16. iii. 15. to all equally, i. 5. xvii. 37. xviii. 20. the gift of the Holy Ghost, iii. 2, 4, 14, 16. iv. 16. but not equally to all, i. 5. xvii. 37.

Typified by Joshua's twelve officers, x. }1.

1, to be simple, iv. 29.

Archelaus, 3 Bishop of Mesopotamia, disputes with Manes, vi. 27—30.

Arianiem, iv. 7.4. 5, 6,9, 14. xi. 14. and Sabellianism alike to be shunned, iv. 8. xi. 13, 16, 17. the '* falling away" spoken of by St. Paul, xv. 9.

Aa far as, vide Until.

Ascension of Christ, iv. 13, 14. foretold Glory and blessing of Baptism, Introd. 6, 15, 16. though despised by the world, ib. Regeneration, ib. i. 2. iii. 4, iv. 37. 22.4. Illumination, xiii.

21. Adoption, Introd. 16. iii. 14. xi.9. called '* Seal indelible," Intr. 17.

(vide Seal.) transplants into spiritual Paradise, grafts in the Holy Vine,i.5. xix. 9. xx. 7. imparts supernatural gifts, iii. 13. xvii. 37. Death of sin, new life, Introd. 5, 16. iii. 12. xx. 1. makes us members of Christ, xxi. 1. prepay for the resurrection, iv. $2. by the Prophets, xiv. 24. compared with the translation of Enoch and Elias, xiv. 25. preceded the full gift ,; of the Spirit, xvii. 12, 13, strologers, iv. 18.

Azariah, xvi. 28.

B. estroys the sting of death, iii. 11.

Fellowship with Christ's sufferings, iii, 12. xx. 5—7. called the '¢ Gif," i. 6. ii. 9. iii. 2, 4,5, 13, &e. of God through men, xvii. 35, 36. Its twofold grace of Water and the Spirit, iii. 4, 16. inseparable, ib. typified by Circumcision, v. 6. tobe diligently cherished, i. 4. xv. 26. xvii. 87. works after it recorded, xv. 23.

Babel, ita confusion contrasted with the gift of tongues at Pentecost, xvii. 17.

Banker, "' be thou a faithful banker,'"' vi. 36.

Baptism, end of the Old Testament, beginning of the New, iii. 6. of John, gave remission of sin, iii. 7, xx. 6. preceded by confession, ib. inferior to Christian Baptiam, iii. 9.

Of our Lord, sanctified ours, iii. 9, 11. xii. 15. Holy Ghost descended on Him after it, xvii 9. xxi. 1. init He vanquished the Dragon in the waters, iii. 11.preparatory to His Temptation, and Ministry, iii. 13, 14. xxi. 4.

Names of Candidates enrolled Introd. 1, 4. i. 5. of the Baptized written in the book of the Living, xiv.

80. many who fall away blotted out, ib. sins after it recorded against the Judgment, xv. 23. xviii. 20.

Christian, offered to all, Intr. 3,4, iii. 1, 2. atrial, xiv. 30. xvii. 36. not to be approached lightly, or hypocritipad. rig los i. 3. {site Faith,

Baptism of Martyrs in blood, iii. 10. xiii. 21. typified by the blood from our Lord's side, ib.

Baptism of fire, xvii. 8. ofthe Holy Ghost, xv. 12, 14. ypocrisy, Purpose.) tothe faithlesea curse, Introd. 3, 4. like the parable of the Marriage feast, Introd. 8.iii.2. the impenitent though washed, not accepted, ib. 2, 4. xvii. 36. case of Simon

Administered by Bishops, Priests, or Deacons, xvii. 35.

Rites previous to, xix. 2, &c. Renunciation of Satan and his works, 1b. 2—9. Profession of Faith, xix. 9. symbolical putting off of garments, xx. 2. anointing with exorcised oil, xx. 3. Confession of the Trinity, xx.

Mace Introd. 2. xvii. 35. preparation for it, fntrod. 16. j. 6. iv.

87. during Lent, Introd. 4. i. 5, iv. 3, Catechieing and Exorcisms, Introd. 9-14. i. 5.

INDEX.

4. Trine immersion, ib. symbolical of — Christ's three-days' burial, ib. our death and birth, ib. representation of Christ's sufferings, xx.5—7, followed by the Chriem, xxi. vide Chriem.

Christ's, (vide Incarnation, Manhood,) a bait to Death, xii. 16. veil of His Godhead, xii. 26. typified by bread, xiii. 18. received under the figure of bread, xxii. 3. truly received in the Eucharist,xxii.1—6. Christiana Baptism of the Manichees, vi. 33.

Baptistery, xix. 2.

Barnatas, his preaching in the Holy made one with his body, and blood, xxii.

1—3. (vide Eucharist, Flesh.) Book of life, names of the Baptized Ghost, xvii. 28.

Baruch, acoounted in the Canon, iv. 35. written in, siv. 80. book of the Angele, iv. 24. our renunciation of sin recorded in God's Book, xix. 5.

Bread, » prophetic symbol of Christ's quoted xi. 15.

Basilides, his heresy, vi. 17.

Basilisk, ix. 14.

Bath, of Baptism, not common water, body, xiii. 19. of the Eucharist, Christ's body, xxii. 1—6, 9. xxiii. 7.

Introd. 16. iii. 2.

Beasts, witnesses of God's power and signified by the shew-bread, xxii. 5.

Supersubstantial bread, xxiii. 16. the Bread has reapect to the hody, the glory, ix. 18. emblems of human tempers, ib. in the Ark, xvii. 10.

Bees, ispla: God's power and wisdom, Word to the egoul, xxii. 5.

Breath of Christ gave power to forgive ix. 13. emblematical lessons toman,ib.

Beginning, (&gx%,) only One the Father, sin, xiv. 22. xvii. 12. and the Holy Ghost partially, xvii. 12. Breathing on Caudidatea for Baptism, Introd.

9. of Exorciam, xvi. 18. xx. 3.

Burial of Christ, iv. 11. in the Earth to bless the Earth, xiii. 18, 35. xiv. 1. foretold by the Prophets, xiii. 34. xiv.

3. in a garden, xiv. 11. with Christ in Baptism, Introd. 2. iii. 12. xx. 4, 5. xi. 14, 20, 22.

Believer, vide Faithful.

Bishops, ministers of Baptiam, xvii. 35. order of, xvi. 22. xvii. 35. reverence due to them, iv. 35. first Bishop of Jerusalem, St. James, iv. 28. xiv. 21. first fifteen of Jerusalem Hebrews xiv. 15. Ancient Bishops settled handed down the Canon, iv. 35. strife sme them a sign of Antichrist, xv.

Birds shew forth God's glory, ix. 12.

Birth, New, Christ its author, xvii. 10.

Cc.

Cataphas, his desolate house a witness to the Cross, xiii. 38, , Casn, an instance of God's mercy, ii. 7.

Candidates for Baptism, Pevstépesrer, Intr. 1. xi. 9. distinct from Catechumens, and from Believers, Introd. 12,

18. must bring a true heart, Introd.

1—4. the careless or hypooritical must not forego Baptism Bat their sin, ib. 4. seriousness becoming their awful situation, ib. 13—15, Canon of Scripture settled and handed the gift of Baptism, vide Baptism, Regeneration.

Blasphemy agaiost the Holy Ghost, danger of it, iv. 16. xvi. 1.

Blood and water from Christ'a side ical, iii. 10, xiii. 21.

Baptiam of lood, iii. 10. river changed into it by Moses co: ds with the Passion, xiii. 21. blood of the Paschal Lamb, xix. 2, 3. blood not to be eaten, iv. 28, vide xvii. 29. Blood of Christ, vide Eucharist.

Body, work of God, not of the evil one, down by Apostles and Ancient Bishops, iv. 85. to be received from the Church, iv. 33.

Carpocrates, his heresy, vi. 16.

Cataphrygians or Montaniats, xvi. 8.

Catechisings previous to Baptism, to be iv. 4, 22. viii. 3. xii. 26. vilified by Heretics, ib. instrament not cause of sin, iv. 23. true part of man, iv. 18, diligently attended, lotr. 9, 10. i. 5. their importance, ib. guard inst error, ib. iv. 1. planting, or building ap of the Faith, Introd. 11.

Creed their anbject, ib. iv. 2,8. not to be revealed to Catechumens or Gentiles, Introd. 12. (v. end of Introd. Lect.) Catechumen, meaning of the name, 92. xviii. 20. its excellence shews God's glory, ix. 15. to be cleansed by penitence, iv. 23. cleansed by the water of Baptism, iii. 4. yet may be washed without the soul being eplightened, Introd. 2. of Christians, temple of the Holy Ghost, iv. 23. to be kept pure for its resurrection, iv.

26, 30. xviii. 20. resurrection of, encouragement to holiness, xviii. 1. shewn from analogies of nature, &c. iv. 80. xviii. 6, &c. shares with the soul, as its deeds, so its seward, xviii.

Intr. 6. distinct from the Faithful, ib. i. 4 v. 1. not to be informed of mysteries, Intr. 12. nor of the Creed, vy. 12. vi. 29.

Catholic Church, vi. 2. xvi, 22. xvii.

29. xviii. 1, 19, (vide Resurrection.)

INDEX.

8. xi. 10. Wisdom and Power of the Father, xi.4.

Maker of all things, by the will of the Father, iv. 7. x. 6.

Meaning of the word, xviii. 23.

The name a mark of the true Church, xviii. 26. to distinguish it from Heretical assemblies, ib.

Ceremonies of the Law abolished in xi. 11, 12, 21—24. and their Lord, ib. (v. Lord.) His Throne Eternal, iv. 7. xi, 17. (vSession, Throne.) Anointed Priest before all agea, x. 4, 14. xi. 1.

As Creator so restorer of the world, vi. 11. only way to the Father, x. 1, 2. God made man, xii. 3, 15. xiii. 33. truly made man, iv. 9. God dwelling with map, xi. 3. Emmanuel, xi. 14.

80n of David, xi. 5. xii. 23. His incarnation, its reasons, xii. 1, &c. xiii.

83. (v. Incarnation.) not a deified man, xii. 8. was with the old Fathers, x. 7. xii. 16. God seen in Him, xiv.

27. His various names, expreas His ae offices, x. 3, 4, 11, 13, the Charch, xvii. 29.

Cerinthus, his heresy, vi. 16.

Chaff mingled with water by the anichees, vi. 31.

Chanting of Pealms, xiii. 26. xxiii. 20. imitation of Angels, xiii. 26.

Charme forbidden, iv. 37.

Chastity, iv. 24. taught by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 19, 22.

Cherubim, ii. 17. ix. 3.

Children, Song of the Three Children— instance of Confession, ii. 16, Chrism, or Holy Ointment, typical of Chiist's unction by the Holy Ghost, xxi. 1, 2. after the invocation of Christ's name, by the presence of His Godbead, conveys the Holy Ghost, xxi. 3. the gift of Christ, ib. symbolically applied to the differeut parts of the body, xxi.3, 4. gives the name of Christians, xxi. 1, 5.

Every thing concerning Him written in the Prophets, xii. 16. xiii. 8. v. Lect. x —xv. passim. (v. Prophets.) Witnesses of Him, x. 17—20. xiii.

38—40, xiv. 22, 23.

The glory of Baptism, iii. 9, 11. eanctified it, ib. xii. 15. preached not till Baptized, iii. 14. the Holy Ghost came upon Him, xvii. 9. xxi. 2, 3. like but far higher than the Prophets, xiv. 26. — me ii. 10. ii. LL. xiii. 3, 5.

His righteousness greater ae hog sin, xiii. 33. a of it in the Old inter xxi. 6, 7. to be kept o xxi.

7. ares altos Gu eal xxi. 4. pity Christ, meaning of the word, x. 4, 11, 14, many #0 callled typically, xi. 1. xxi. 1, 2.

Aaron, x. 11. xvi. 13.

Saul and David, xvi. 19. Christians, xxi. 1.

Name shared by the Baptized, xxi, 1. ied for us, xiii.

2. (v. Crucificion Death.) truly, xiii. 4, 37. voluntarily, xiii. 3, 5, 6, 33.

Christ Jesus the true Christ, x. 14. xi. 1.

Delivered the old Fathers from Hades, iv. 11. (v. Hades.) One, x. 3, 4. thongh with many titles, ib. His name separated by the Valentinians, vi. 17, 18.

His appearance after the Resurrection, xiv. 11,12. (v. Resurrection.) His twofold Nature in One Person iv. 9. xii. 1. xv. 1. Son of God, and Son of David, xi. 5.

His ascension, xiv. 24.

Sits at God's right band, xiv. 27. present in the Church, xiv. 30.

God, iv. 7. very God, x. 6, xi. 9, 14, proved from the Prophets, xi. 15, &c. God of God, begotten, iv. 7. xi.

His second coming in glory, as His first in humiliation, xv. 1.(v. Advent.) warned us against being deceived about it, xv. 4. comes no more from the Earth, xv. 10. our Judge, xv.

25. His Kingdom shall bave no end, xv, 26, 27.

4, 16,18. Son of God, iv. 7. vi. 1. vii. 1, &c. xii. 24. (v. Son.) only-beype iv. 7. wii.

4. (v. Only-begotten.) ternally, xi. 4, 7, 8, 13,17, 20. Unoriginate, xi. 4, 5, 7. Partaker of the Father's Godhead, ther with the Holy Ghost, vi. 6. (v. Trinity.) of the Father, xi. 14, 20. xiii. 14. begotten not made, xi. 14, 17, 19, 20, 21.

(v. Arius.) Like in all things to the We are made partakers of Him by op Holy Chrism, xxi. 1, 6. and the acharist, xxii. 1. (v. Father, God, Jesus, Son, Trinity, Word.) Christians, 80 called by the Holy Ghost, xvii. 28. partakers of Christ's name, x. 16, xxi. 1. honour of this, x. 20. the new name spoken of by the ProFather, iv. 7. xi. 4, 9,18. not the same as the Father, xi. 17, 18.

(v. Sabellius.) how subordinate to the Father, x 9. how one with the Father, xi. 16. with the Father before His Incarnation, x. 6, 8. phets, x. 16.

Spread over the world, x. 16. xvi.

22. slandered through the crimes of heretics, xvi. 8. who falsely share their name, ib. vi. 12. to be espeWord Personal of the Father, iv.

INDEX.

cially persecuted by Antichrist, os 12, 15. figures of Christ, xxi. of the ala wea 3 Meoroyia, xxiii. 6.

Confessors comforted by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 20, 21.

Consecration of the Bread and Wine, Church Catholic throughvut the world, Xvi. 22. xviii. 23. (v. Kingdom.) governed and sanctified by the Comforter, xvi. 14, 19, 22. xvii. 13.

Christ present in her assemblies, xiv.

30. ever present witness of Christ, iii.

40. (v.

Creed, Faith.) New Covenant established in her by the blessed Trinity, xvii. 239. Baptism plants in her, Intr. 17. xviii. 26. witness and keeper of Holy Writ, iv. 33, 35. xv. 13. (v. Sertpture.) her teaching guard from error, iv. 1,2. xi. 18. xil.

17. xvii. 3.

Her order, Intr. 4, 13. contrasted with heresy, vi. 35, 86. reverence in Church, Intr. 14, 15. due to her ancient Bishops from her children, iv, 35. to be diligently attended before and after Baptism, i. 6. xviii. 28. xxiii. 7.

Constantine, xiv. 22.

Continence, or widowhood, lyaguctia, iv. 26. x. 19. xv. 23.

Controversy an evil, though necessary, vi. 18. how to be engaged in, xiii.

22, 37. (v. Heresy.) Cornelius though regenerated, yet baptized witb water, iii. 4. xvii, 27.

Covenant New in the Church, xvii. 29. of Noah and Moses not made without water, iii. 5.

Covetousness conquered through the Holy Ghost, xvi. 19.

Creation, how to be ascribed to theF ather and Son, vi. 9. xi. 21, 22. of all things by God denied by Heretics, iv. 4. of the world in spring-time answered by the Resurrection at the same time, xiv.10. material creation, good in itself, marred by the creature, ii.1, blasphemed by Manichees, vi.31.

God seen in it, ix. 2. glorifies Him, ix. 5, &c. we know but little of it, ix. 18,14. should teach us reverence to Bin, ix, 16.

Creator of all things God, iv. 4. vi. 7. meaning of the word issAqeia, xviii.24, 25. Christian has succeeded the Jewish, ib. why called Catholic, ib. 23, 26, her glories, xviii. 28.

Falling away in it a sign of Chri«t's coming, xv. 7. makes way for Antichrist, xv. 9, 18. existed in S. i ne day, ib. lurking heretics in it, ib.

Chureh of the Apostles, xvi. 4. of Golo xiv. 6. (v. Golgotha.) of the not the author of evil, ii. 1,4. blasphemed by Heretics, ix. 4. Creator of the world its Restorer, vi. 11.

Creed, wives, (v. Faith.) to be received surrectiou, ib. adorned by Kings, xiv. 9,14. Constantine, ib. 22.

Witness of the Resurrection of the Lord ib. 93. the last five Lectures delivered there, xviii. 33.

Circumcision, a seal—type of the seal from the Church, v. 12. collected and proved from Soripture, ib. iv. 17. epitome of neceasary doctrine for the weak, ib. provision for our way, ib. safeguard agaiost error, iv. 2. vii.1,4. viii. 1. ix. 4. x. 4. xi. 1. xv. 2, 27. xvii. 3. xviii. 1. confates Sabeliius, xvii. 34. not to be written down, or divulged to Catechumens, v. 12. its of the Spirit in Baptiam, v. 5, 6. of the Spirit, v. 6.

Clement of Rome quoted, xviii. 8.

Clouds shew God's glory, ix. 9.

Comforter, not diverse from the Holy Articles briefly expounded, iv.

Cross ,chief boast of the ChurchCatholic, Ghost, xvii. 2. xvi. 3, 4. why so called, xvi. 20. governs and sanctifies the Church, xvi. 22.

Angels and Prophets, xvi. 23. abides for ever with the Faithful after Baptism, xvii.

37. (v, Spirit.) Manes called himself the Comforter, vi. 25. xvi. 6, 9. and Montanus, xvi, 8.

; Communion in Christ's mysteries, i. 1. xiii. 1,22, redeemed and enlightened the world, ib. we must not be ashamed of it, xiii. 3, 36, 37. glorified by the Resurrection, xiii. 4, glory to Christ, xiii.6. foretold by Jeremiah, xiii. 19. and Moses, ib. if an illusion, so is our salvation, xiii. 37. foundation of the Faith, xiii. 38. in the Holy Ghost given according to each man's faith, i.5. Communion Service, xxiii. 1, &c.

Confession, Goze 6, V. ii. 15, note. before Baptism, i. 2,5. takes away sin, as in David's case, ii. 11, 12.

Hezekiah's, ib. 15. can quench fire, and tame lions, ib. 16. made before John's Baptiem, iii. 7. hy Martyrs, iii, 10.

Sign of it to be used on all occasions, iv. 14. xiij. 22, 36. scares devils, iv. 13. xiii. 3, 36. its power and virtue,xiii.40. Christ's royal sign, iv. 14, xii. 8. trophy, xiii. 40.

Sign of the Son of Man," xiii. 4]. xv. 22.

Cross, wood of it di h the world, iv. 10, note. x. 19. xiii. 4. witness of Christ through the werld, x. 19, of His rea! Passion, xiii. 4. of the Trinity in Baptism, xx. 4.

INDEX.

Despair, its evila, ii. 5.

Devil, meaning of the word, ii. 4. the Cross, Basilica of the Holy Crese, Pref. pxxiv. (v.

'Aa.

Crown of thorns, signified the cancelling dragon, intr. 16. tate Serpent, iv.

37. first work of God,viii.4.fallen A rchangel, ii. 4. viii. 4. impenitent, iv. 1. author of evil by this free choice, ii.14. not the Lord of the world, viii.6,7. his of Adam's curse, xiii. 17, 18.

Crucificion not in appearance, but real, iv. 10. xiii. 4. if an illusion, so is Salvation, xiii. 87. for our sins, iv.

10. xiii. 3, 5, 33. its time the same as that of the descent of the Spirit, xvii. 19. this and ite other circumstances foretold, xiii. 24, &c. its witnesses, xiii. 38

—40.

The Crucified, xiii. 3, 22, 23, 36, 40.

Curiosity, about wysteries of Baptism envy against man, xii. 5. xix. 4. prompts not forces to sin, ii.

3, 4. iv.

21, a. men have freely chosen him their Father, vii. 13. knew not Christ, xii. 15. tries to prejadice trath by his ooanterfeits in idolatry, xv.11. shall work personally in Antichrist, xv. 14. and war with the Martyrs, xv. 17. vanquished and cast out through the Holy Ghost, xvi. 19. endured by God that man may conquer him, viii. 4. watches the Candidates for Baptism, fearful, Intr. 2, 4. iii. 7.

To be limited by what is written, xi. 12. xvi. 1,2. to give place to faith, xi. 19, 20.

Intr. 16. renounced with his works in Baptism, xix.2-9. what bis works are, ib. pursues ua to Baptism, xix. 2, 3.

Devils tremble at the seal of Baptiem, D.

Deniel, his power in the Holy Ghost, xvi. 31. prophesied of the Romans, xii. 16. xv. 18. of the time of the i. 3. xvii. 35, 36, and the sign of the Cross, xiii. 3. possession by them fearful, xvi. 15. power against them given by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 12, 22. acknowledge Christ, while Jews knew

Him not, x. 15. lurked in our members till Baptism, xx. 2. driven away by the Exorcised oil, xx. 3.

Devotion, end of religious knowledge, me 7. xi. 12, 20, xvi. 1, 2.

Messiah, xii. 19. of Antichrist, xv.

9—16. explanation of his prophecy, ib. endured not the sight of the Angel, xii. 14. (v. moi uer Darkness made by the author of Light, ix. 7. denied by heretics, ib. (v. Night.) of the Crucifixion foretold, xiii. 24.

David, (v. Christ, Spirit.) spake of Christ by the Holy Ghost, x. 15. xiv.

28. Christ his Son, and Heir of his throne, xii. 23. not the exclusive objeot of the Psalms, ib. vii. 2. jocese, xiv. 21. xvi. 22. (v. waguxla,) Di ion, from the Father and th Son One, xvii. 5. (v. elxoveuta.) Divination, to be shunned by ChrisSaved by Confession, ii. 10. yet reeen not penitence, tbough forgiven, tians, iv. 37.

Divisions in the Charch make way for Antichrist, xv. 7, 9, 18.

Doceta, iv. 9, vi. 14. xii. 3.

Doctrines to be withheld from Catechu- -il.

Deacons the first seven, firatborn children of the Church of Jerusalem, xvii. 24. may administer Baptism, xvii. 35.

Dead, how Christ ao called, x. 4. raised mens, Intr. 12. true, equally necessary with good works, iv.3. to be proved from Scripture, iv. 17. xii. 5. xiii. 8. (v. Faith, Scripture.) not fully comprehended by us, xi. 12, 19. xvi.

1. fondness for ingenious rather than practical ones, an evil sign, xv. 9.

Door, Christ, x. 1, 3Dove, why a symbol of the Holy Spirit, by Elijah and Elisha, xiv. 15,16. by Christ without touching them,xiv.16. in His name, witnere His resurrection, xiv. 23. (v. Resurrection, SJ ent.) Death, invisible whale of death, xiv. 17. weirs by the First man, as Life by the Second, xiii. 2. v. xii. 15. doom ofsins,xiii.33. vanquished by Christ's death, xii. 15. xiv. 19. sting destroyed in Baptism, iii.11. death in Baptiem, Intr. 5. iii. 12. xx. 4. xvii. 9. of Noah, xvii. 10.

Dragon, xii. 15. head of the Dragon, heresy, xv. 27.

In the waters, Intr. 16, iii. 11.

Of Christ real not illusory, xiii. 4. not for His sin, but ours, xiii, 5, 33. voluntary, ib. 6, 28. foretold by Himself, xiii. 6. God's sentence, and His mercy reconciled in it, xiii. 33.

Demetrius of Phalerom, iv. 84.

Earth freed from Adam's carse by Descent into Hell, iv. 11. xiv. 19.

Christ's burial, xiii. 18, 35. xiv. 11.

East, symbolical turning towarde it in Baptism, xix. 9.

Of the Spirit on Christ, how explained, xvii. 9.

INDEX.

Easter, xvii. 20. xviii. 83. season of vocation of the Holy Trinity, xix. 7. made the Body and Blood of Christ, xxiii. 7. sanctified and changed by the aay Ghost, ib. gifts hallowed Baptism, ib.

Ebionites, vi. 16. xii. 4.

Egypt, Christ went there to destroy its idols,x.10. His witness, x.19. deliverance from, typical of Baptiam,xix.3,4. by the Holy Ghost, xxiii. 19.

Spiritual Sacrifice of propitiation, Xxiil, 8, 9, supplications after it forthe Living, ib.8. and the Dead, xxiii. 9. r, seventy Elders had the Holy Spirit, xvi. 25.

Elijah full of the Holy Spirit, xvi. 28.

The Super-substantial Bread,x xiii.

15. nourishment of Soul and Body, ib. xxii. 5. saw Christ in Sinai and Tabor, xii. 16. hisraising the dead answers objections against Christ's resurreotion, xiv. 15. compared with it, ib, 16. his translation compared with Christ's ascension, xiv. 25. not so favoured as the Apostles, xiv. 26. typical passing of Jordan, iii, 5.

Elisha fall of the Holy Ghost, xvi. 28.

Typified by the Shew-Bread, xxii.

5. foretold by David, ib. 7. and Ecclesiastes, ib, 8.

By it we bear Christ in us, xxii. 8.

Mode of Communicating inChrist's Body, xxiii, 21. and Blood, xxiii. 22.

Eve a virgin in Paradise, xti. 5. death supernaturally enlightened, ib. 17. his raising the dead, xiv. 15, 16. compared with Christ's, ib.

Elizabeth fall of the Holy Ghost, xvii. 7.

Emmanuel, v. Immanuel.

End of the world not end of Christ's through her, as through Mary, life, xii. 15. her birth as strange as our Lord's, ib. 29.

Evil the creature's work, not the Creator's, ii. 1. evil God believed by the Manichees and Gnostica, vi. 12, 13. physical evil, ix. 14.

Exercise, ange previous to Baptism, kingdom or person, xv. 27—S2.

Enlighten, said of Baptism, Intr. 1. xiii.

21. Simon Magus not enlightened though baptized, Intr. 2. the Holy i. 5. iti.

Exorcisms previous to Baptism, Intr. 9.

Ghost enlightens, xvi. 16 —18, xvil.

13. (v. Illuminate.) Enmity,thereisa righteous enmity,vi.35, expel evil spirits, ib, cleanse the soul, ib. collected from the Scriptures, ib. to be dili ee attended, i. 5. power through the Holy Ghost, xvi. 19, 22.

Exorcised oil, xx. 3.

Ezekiel saw but the likeness of God's xvi. 10. araiase blaiphemers of God, taught by the world's wonders, ix. 16.

Epistles of St. Paul final seal of the Scripture, iv. 36. why most numerous, x.

18. their completeness and variety of teaching about the Holy Ghost, xvii. glory, ix. 1. his vision, ix. 3. prophecy of Baptism, iii. 16. xvi, 30.

34.

Epistle of the Apostles on the observF. ance of the Jewish Law by Gentiles, iv. 28. xvii. 29, Universal, ib.

Eternity of the Son of God, xi. 20. of Faith, ground and bond of human action, v.3, HH ee holiness, v.4,7. exemplified in Abraham, v.5. power of faith, li. 16. v. 7, 8. in one man for another, v.8, 9. partly our own, but chiefly God's gift to thuse who ask, v.9. two kinds of faith; one, our assent to doctrines; saves at once, v.10. another, a gift of the Spirit; reward of the former, working miracles, v. 11.

Alone wanted to cure our worst sins, ii. 6. in Baptism, i. 1. v.2. xvii. 36. necessary to our New Birth, i. 2. iii.1. enables us to receive the gift of Baptism, v. 6. purifies the soal, iii. 2. makes sons of God, vii. 13. without works saved the robber, v. 10. xiii. 31.

God can give faith to the faithless if he but asks, Intr.17. v.9. To be tried by false miracles as well as persecution, xv.17. and by false doctrine, xiii. 37, Faith, cieeis, i.e. the Creed—one, Intr.

Hig generation, iv. 7. of His Priesthood, x. 14, of His throne, xiv. 27.

Ethiopia, Church there, xvi. 22. taught by the Eunuch, xvii. 25. xvi. 14.

Eucharist, Christ's blessed gift, xiii. 6.

The Body and Blood of the Lord truly there, xxii. 1,2. under the che of bread and Wine, xxii. 3.

The Bread and Wine after invocation not simple elements, but the Body and Blood of Christ, xix. 7. xxii. 2, 6, 9. xxiii. 7. not bread and wine, but the sign of Christ's Body and Blood, xxiii. 20. analogy of Idol-sacrifices, xix. 7. of the Holy Chrism, xxi. 3. we must not judge by sense of this mystery, xxii. 6, 9. but believe that we have received Christ's Body and Blood, ib. 1—6. xxiii. 20. a spiritual mystery, xxii. 4, 8.

"The Bread and Wine after the in7. xvi. 4, 24. delivered by the Chureh

INDEX.

in Baptism, xi.0.—inconceivable honoor for man to have God for his Father, vii. 12. xxiii. 11. and proved from Scripture, iv.17. v.

12. guard against error, iv. 2. outline of teaching, iv. 3. v. 1. note. xiv. 24,

27. a deposit, and treasure, v. 13, (v.

Creed, ) Faithful, i.e. Baptized Christiane, Intr.

Other metaphorical senees of the word, vii. 8—10.

Satan chosen by men for their father, vii. 13.

Father, earthly Fathers receive their 18. dignity of the title, Intr. 6. v.1, 2. new name given in Baptism, i. 4. must not presume, ii. 3.

Fall of Adam corresponded to in its cirsapere by the Aerie xiii. 19. asting taught by the Holy Ghost, xvi.

{3, ies toward a onion ki. . prerogative from the HeavenlyF ather, vii. 8. to be honoured by the Sons of God, vii. 15. to them, the first Christian duty, vii. 15, 16. ld Testament delivered by Christ from Hades, xiv. 19. fountains of truth to us, xvi. 11.

Fig-tree cursed for the sake of the type, Fathers of the aratory to Baptism, iii.7. part Fenthaont ib. 16. v. 37. David's, ii.

19. reason of fasting, iv. 27. those who cannot not to be ised, ib. fast of the Preparation, xvili. 17. (v. Meats.) Fatalism of heretics, iv. 18—20. vii. 13.

Fate not cause of sin, iv. 18—21. vii. 13. nor of our Sonship to God, vii. 13.

God not subject to it, iv. 5.

Father, One the Father, vii. 1. xi.

13. to be included in our notion of God, vi. 1. Father, by the Son, with the Holy Ghost bestows all things,xvi.

4, 24. xviii. 28. (v. age dt ein glory with the Son and Holy Ghost, vi. 1. the God of the Old Testament, vii. 6. Maker of the World, ib. through the Son, vi. 9. xi. 11, 12, 21—24. xiii. 18. ei Lect eéwes, Bread and Wine of hrist" '8 Body and Blood, xxiii. 3.

Figure, éveievrer, Baptism, of Christ's sufferings, xx. 6, Chrism, of the Anointing of the Holy Ghost, xxi. 1.

Bread and Wine, xxiii. 20.

Fire, Exorcism compared to it, Introd.9.

Baptism of, xvii. 8. of the Holy Ghost like it, xvii. 12,14. fiery tongues at Pentecost, xvii. 15. opened Paradise, which the fiery sword had guarded,ib.

First-born, Christ in an exclusive sense, xi. 4. Israel so called, ib.

Fishes shew God's glory, ix. 11.

Flesh framed by God, xii. 26. not unholy The Father in respect of the Son, vii. 1—65, viil. 1. as opposed to Jewish unbelief, vii. 2. chest and by nature the Father of Christ, iv.4. vi.l. vii.

5, 7, 10. how He begat the Son, He, with the Son and Holy Ghost, alone knows, xi. 8, 11. we know but rennet: ib. heresies as to how God is Father, vi. 6. vii. 5. xi. 4, 7—10, 14, 18. not changed into the Son, xi. 13, 17, 18. distinct, yet not to be separated from the Son, iv. 8.

(v. Arius, Sabellius.) suffered not for us, xi. 17. Father from Eternity, vii.

5. xi. 4,8. never not the Father, iv. 5. as heretics say,ib. Christ not ashamed of it, ib. hallowed by our Lord's incarnation, xii. 15. His weapon to conquer the devil, and death, ib. His flesh the veil of His Godhead, xii. 26. xiii.32.

'eating the flesh of Christ,"' not understood spiritually by theJ ews,xxii.4.

Flowers, their varied beauty shew forth God's glory, ix. 10.

Forgiveness of sins, Christ's free gift, ii.

15. power of conferring it granted to the Apostles, xiv. 22. xvii. 12. how typified, xv. 21.

Of injuries required in Baptism, i.

6. case of David and Shime), ii. 11.

Even Angels forgiven, ii. 10.

Forgiveness of injuries required from sinners in the Holy Communion, xxiii, 16, (v. Remission, Sin.) Fornication defiles the temple of the oy Ghee iv. 23.

Vii. 5, 11—The beginning (dere dy- #ex0s,) of the Son, xi. 14,20. xii, 23. apart from time, xi. 20. in the Son, xi.

17. onewith the Son, xi. 16. called by the SonHisGod,xi.1S. fountain of life, and good, vi. 9. xi. 18, 20. xviii. 29. worshipped through, xi.17. xii.15. and with the Son, x.1, 2. only known tothe Son and Holy Ghost, vi. 6. vii.11.ix.1, 2. xi. 12. revealed by the Son, through and with the Holy Ghost, vi.6. x. 1. seen only in the Son, x. 7, 8. xi. 18. xiv. 27. (v. mote of the soul, ii. 1, 2. iv. 18, 21.

Free G.

Gabriel, his appearance too bright for Deniel, xii. 14. Messenger to the blessed Virgin, xvii.6. witnessed of the endless kingdom of Christ, xv. 27.

Galatia heresy of Marcellus arose there, KV. af, How called "

My Father' by Christ, vii. 7. xi. 18, 19.

Father of men by adoption, vii. 8. by faith, and their own choice, vii, 13.

INDEX.

Garment of incorrupti on, xv. 26, of things, vi. 8, 9. all things serve Him, save the Son and S$ ihe viii. 5.

Salvation, xix. 19. garments in Baptism, xx. 3, Gaul, the Church there, xvi. 22.

Generation of Christ twofold, xi. 5. xv. putting off of Forsaken 4 idolaters, vi. 10, 11. xii. 6, &c.

His great mercy, ii. 7, 10. pardons worst of sinners who believe, ii. 5, 6.

1. His Divine generation spiritual, xi. 5, 7, 8. mysterious, xi. 7, 8. not metaphorical, xi. 9. not as mind beee thought, xi. 10. incomprehensiPresent in Baptism, Intr. 15.

Lord both of soul and body, iv. 4, 22. viii. 3.

Blasphemed by heretics, vi. 12. vii.

8. ix. 16. not two Gods, vi. 13. viii.

3. not the soul of the world, viii. 2. various heresies concerning Him, iv.

4, 5. vi. 14, &e.

" God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob," le, iv. 7. known to no creature, xi.

11, 13. only to the Holy Ghost, xi.

12. declared only negatively by the Church, xi. 11. not to be examined but believed, xi. 19, 20.—eternal, iv.

7. without beginning, vii. 4. xi. 4, 5, 7,19. timeless, xi. 7, 8, 14, 17, 20.

(v. Father, Son.) erga re 19. xviii. 11, 12.

God of God, (v. Christ.) made man, xi. 156. xii. 3. xiii. 33.

» Holy.

(v. Spirit.

Gift, name of Ba i. 6. heavenly of this world," the words perverted by Manes, vi. 28. how explained by Archelaua, and S. Cyril, vi. 28, 29.

God the Son, the Word, xii. 3. (v.

« gift, ii. 20. Gifts of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, same, xvi. 24. (v.

Baptism.) Chrism, gift of Christ, xxi. 3.

Gifts of the Eucharist, hallowed by the Holy Ghost, xxiii. 19.

Glory of Christ, eternal, as God, in Christ, Son.) God, the Holy Ghost. (v. Spirit.) Golgotha, St. Cyril's first xviii Lectures spoken in the Church there, iv. 10. xiii. 22. vide xvili.33. name typically Peophere of Christ, xiii. 23. witneas of the Crucifixion, iv. 10, 14. x. 19. xiii. 4, 39.

Gospel, only four genuine, iv. 36. forged time, as orncified, xiii. 6.

Gnostics, their heresies about the geueration of the Son, vii. 5, note. against the Holy Ghost, xvi. 4, 7. separated the two Testaments, xvi. 4. abhorred flesh and wines, iv. 27, note. v. iv.

20, 22.

God, (v. Creator, Father, Trinity,) ones, ib. Manichwan Gospel according to Thomas, iv. 36, vi. 31. our

Gospels attested by the Old Testament, xiv, 2. that according to S. knowledge of Him foundation of religion, iv. 4. ignorance about Him source of heresy and idolatry, iv. 6. viii, 1.

Matthew written in Hebrew, xiv. 15.

All may hear, bat not understand the Gospel, Intr. 6. vi. 29.

Phrase " in the Gospel," ts sbay~ yates, vi.

4, 7. xiii. 21, 35.

Grace, God's to give, ours to use, i. 4, One, iv.

4. vi. passim, viii. 1, 8. xi.

17. unoriginate, unc le, iv. 4, 6. vi. 7. one firet principle, vi. 12, 13, 36. xi. 28. incorporeal, vi. 7, 8. ix. 1. uniform in substance, vi. 7. like to Himeelf, vi. 7. infinite, iv. 5. vi. 8. viii. 2. incomprehensible, vi. 2, 4, 7. even to angels, vi. 6. to all bat the Son and Spirit, ib. x. 1. unspeakable in beginning, form, nature, vi. 7. yet we must, not indeed declare, but glorify Him, as far ag we know, vi.

5. ix. 3, 16. our best knowledge to know our ignorance of Him, vi. 2. invisible, ix. 1,2. seen partially by angels, vii. 11. to man in Christ, x.

6, 7,8. xii. 16. xiv. 27. dimly in His works, ix. 2, c&c. necessary that we may receive the truth, xvi. 2. requires honesty and faith, i. 8. to be received and cherished, xvii. 37. given through Christ at the New Birth, i. 2.

Gift of grace, ii. 9.

Spirit of grace, xvii. 5.

Greeks,dangerous because of their plausible words, iv. 2. deny the resurrection, xviii. 1. limit God's power, viii.

2. believe things as hard as Christ's birth, xii. 27. to be silenced out of their own fables, xiii. 37to be answered by reasoning, as the Jews by Scripture, xviii. 10. their shameful idolatry, iv. 6, vi. 11.

Both Just and Good, iv. 4. vi. 7. and fall of all perfection, vi. 7, 8, 9.

Father of Christ, vii. 5. Maker of all things, iv. 4. ix. 1, &c. of darkness as well as light, ix. 7. Almighty, and Sovereign over all things, though long-suffering, viii. 1, dec. is in all H.

Habakkuk, carried by the ee ate to Daniel, xiv. 25. com pared with Christ, ib, Hades, (v. Hell.) U

INDEX.

into the mysteries of the Gospel, xi.

7,8.

Huinan natare of, our Lord, (v. IncarHands of Christ stretched on the Cross typical, xiii. 27, 28. laying on of, conveys the Spiritin both Testaments, xvi. 26.

Head, v. xiii. 23.

Heathenism counterfeits truth to disnation.

Hyssop, symbolical, iii. 1.

I. credit it, xv. 11. (v. Idolatry.) Hearers, danger leat they recetve false Idols, offerings to, become polluted by the invocation of the idol's name, iii.

8. xix. 7. not to be touched, iv. 28.

Idolatry, worship of God's gifts, vi. 10. its madness, fv. 6. and ion, vi. 10, 11. will be abh by Antichrist, ae ta .

Ignorance creatures concerning God, vi. 3—6. xi. 11. check to presumption, not to praise, vi. 5. should repress our curiosity, xi. 11. knowledge of it our highest wisdom, vi. 2. of what is written should make us silent about what is not written, xi.

12. xvi. 1. and guarded in speaking, xvi. 1.

Illuminated, Intr. 1, 2. xviii. 33. alone impreasious of trath, xvi. 2.

Heavens, vi. 8. the abode of angels, iii.

5. made of water, ib. ix. 5.

Heaven distinguished from the Third Heaven, xiv. 26. its wonderv shew God's glory, ix. 5. shall perish but be renewed, xv.

8. Christians, a heaven, xxiii. 1].

Hell, Christ descenied thitber to redeem the just, iv. 11. xiv. 19.

Herbs, men ch into them, who plucked them, according to Manes, vi. 8].

Heresy, manifold, iv. 2. vi. 13. xvii. 33.

Xviii. 1. contrasted with the Charch, vi. 35. a knowledge of it necessary, vi. 34. xvi. 5. yet an evil, vi. 13, 33. arising from presumption, xi. 12. from @ mistaken thought of honouring the Father or the Son, xi. 17. v. x. 2. not to be curiously inquired into, vi. 19.

Heresies alluded to by 8. Cyril:—of know the glory of the Gospel, vi. 29.

Illumination of the just by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 3, 11. ita power, xvi. 16— 18. game as Baptism, orrepes, xiii. 21.

Image, Chriat the true Image of God to Apelles; Arius; Basilides; Carpocrates; Cataphrygians; Cerinthus;

Docete ; Ebionites; Guostics; Manes; Marcellus; Marcion; Menander; Montanus ; Noctus; (iv. 8. note.) Paul of Samosata; (iv.8.x.5. xii. 4. xiv, 27.)

Sabellius; Simon Magnus; Valentinus.

Heretics perverted HolyScripture,iv.19. subvert the false one, xii. 15. man, God's image, xii. 5. soul, made in God's image, iv. 18. meaning of the ""Tmage of God," xiv. 10. " our Image," argument from the words, x. 6.

Immortality of the soul, God's gift,iv.18.

Immanuel, prophecy of, xii. 3, 21, 22. vi.27. their assemblies to be shunned, iv.37. how to be treated, vi.36. to be avoided, xvi. 6. why they should be hated, xvi. 10. faleely called Christians, vi. 12. on whom they brought discredit, xvi.8. blasphemous to God, xi. 16. « sign of Christ's coming, xv.

5. formerly manifest, now lurking in the Charch, xv. 9. divided attributes into persons, iv. 4. x. 1,3. xvii. 2.

Hermas a disciple of Manes, vi. 31.

Hezekiah shewed the efficacy of Confesmeaning of the word, xi. 14.

Impersonal, (4vurierares,) words, iv. 8.

Incarnation of our Lord, real not illusory, iv. 9. xii. 3. salvation depends on its reality, xiii. 4. denied by Simon Magus, vi. 14. v. xii. 31.

Must be believed as well as Christ's Godhead, xii. 1. heretical and infidel objections priori, from its needlessness, xii. 4. reasons for it, vi. LI.

Creator of the world its Restorer, ib. to restore man, xiii. 5. proved from the prophets, xiii. 8, &c. that man might see God, x. 7. xii. 13, L4. to sanctify the waters ;—that God might be worshipped ;—that man might be sion, ij. 15. not the object of Isaiah's prophecy of Immanuel, xii. 21, 22.

High Priest, reason of his bathing, iii.

5. Christ our High Priest, x. 4, 5, 11, 14. xii. 29.

Holiness, all through the Holy Ghost, made partaker of God;—that the Lord might suffer for us, xii. 15. objection to its possibility, xii. 4. answered, xii. 27—30. iv. 16, Faith, its ground, v. 4. Spirit of, xvii. 5. (v. Sancti ion.) Hope support to Candidates for BapChrist Lord and God before it, x.

6, 12. xi. 20. of a Virgin, iv. 9. xii.

2,5, 21. why, xii. 26, 33, 34. blasphemies of heretics respecting it, ib. xii. 31. without taint becaase of the Holy Ghost, xii. 29, 32. xvii. 6. signs of its time, place and manner given tism, Intr. 9, 10.

Hour, third, that of the Crucifixion, and of the descent of the Spirit at Pentecost, xvii. 19. of the Cracifixion foretold, xiii. 24, 25.

Human conceptions not to be intruded

INDEX.

by the Prophets, xii. 5, 10—12, 17— 24. implied in the histories of Abraham, Jacob, Moses, and Elias, xii.

16. witnesses of it, xii. 32, 33.

Satan's counterfeits among idolaters to disoredit it, xv. 11.

Indians, converts to the Charch, xvi. 22.

Revie of Christ's eternal kingom to men, vii. 2. gainsay our Lord's sufferings, xiii. 7. their subjection to Rome a proof that Christ is come, xii. 17. vain ettempt to discredit the Resurrection, xiv. 14. their objections confuted by the examples of Elijah and Elisha, xiv. 15.

Inspiration contrasted with possession by devils, xvi. 15, 16.

Interpretation of Scripture, xiii. 9. gift Their Patriarchs, xii. 17.

Are looking for Antiobrist, xii. 2. will receive him, xv. 11, 12, 15. will be favoured by him, xv. 15. their observances and sabbaths to be shunned, iv. 37.

Job had the Holy Ghost, xvi. 27, St. John Baptist—hia high office, bapof the Spirit, xvi. 12. (v. Scripture.) ieee viii. 7. xiii. 21. xvi. 6. vide xv. 13.

Invocation of the Holy Trinity gives a stiles | power to the water of Baptism, iii. 3. to the exorcised oil, xx. 8. analogy of the invocation of the idols' name on offerings to them, iii. $. xix. 7. of Christ on the Holy Ointment, causes it to convey the Holy Ghost, xxi. 3. of the most Holy Trinity on the Bread and Wine, xix. 7. makes them the Body and Blood of Christ, xxiii. 7.

Irenaeus quoted, xvi. 6.

Ieaiah prophesied of Christ, xii. 2. of tism, and character, iii. 6. (vy. Baptism.) link between the two covenants, x. 19, delivered from Hades and death by Christ, iv. 11. xiv. 19.

Sanctified by the Holy Ghost to oy dies Christ, xvii. 8.

St.

John the Divine, xii. 1.

Jonah a type and proof of Christ's resurrection, xiv. 17. compared with Christ, xiv. 17, 18. in the whale, a type of Christ in Hades, xiv. 20. his prayer falfilled only in Christ, ib.

Jordan, typical, iii. 5. x. 11. xiv. 25.

Joseph, his ill-treatment turned to good his birth of a virgin, xii. 2. this explained, ib. 21, 22. beheld Christ, xiv. 27. and in the Spirit foresaw His coming, xiii. 3. witness of his innocence, ib. foreknowledge given him by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 18. by God's providence, viii. 4. of the Holy Ghost, xvi. 27.

J Sawn asunder, ji. 14. xiii. 6.

, how called the Father of Christ, vii. 9. not really so, xii, 3, 31.

Judas, xiii. 6. his treason foretold, xiii.

Jacob saw the Lord, xii. 16. prophesied 9. meaning of the name, ib. explanation of Zechariah's prophecy relating to him, ib. 10, 11.

Judge, Christ, of quick and dead, xv. 26.

Judgment, day of, xv. 21. its glories of the time of His coming, ib. 17.

Jeremiah, his prophecy of the Lord's sufferings, xiii. 7. of gentile faith, ib.

Jericho, x. 11.

Jerusalem, ita exclusive privileges, iii. and terrors, xy. 22, 26. hope of the poor and desolate, xv. 23. God and all Angels present, xv. 24. How Christ bids us prepare for it, xv. 26.

7. xiii. 22. xvi. 4. xvii. 13. Christian opposed to Jewish, xiii. 7. St. James its first Bishop, iv. 2&8. xiv. 21. first fifteen Bishops Hebrews, xiv. 15.

Jesus, eo named because He saves, x.

Judgment of our Lord by His people, a sign foretold, xii. 12. xiii. 12.

Just, " the Just" delivered by Christ 11, 12, 18. and heals us, x. 4, 13. meaning in Hebrew, and Gree 5X.

12, 13.

Joshua a type of Him in His kingly office, x. 11. (v. Christ.) His name hinted at by the Prophets, x. from Hades, (v. Hell.) illuminated by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 3, 27.

The Just God blasphemed by i Heretics, iv. 4. gh eee ustification given aptism, Iotr.

16. i. 4. of reeset by faith, vi. 5.

12. not more distinctly because of the Jews, x. 12.

Jews study and know the Scriptures even by riches, viii. 6. without understanding them, iv. 2. xii. 13. to be silenced from the Prophets, xiii, 87. xviii. 10. despise the testimony of the Prophets in rejecting the Pay vii.

2. x.2. xii. 2. xiv.

15, deny that Jesus is Christ, x. 14. while devils acknowledge Him, x. 15.

Misinterpret the Prophets, xii. 21, 22. infidel objections to the Incarnation, xii. 4, 27. absurdly apply the K.

Keys of heaven given toSt. Peter,xiv.26.

Kings reign through God, viii. 5. in the latter days honour the Gospel, xiv.

14. pore by the Church, xvii. 10.

Kingdom of Christ, aniversal: foretold by Daniel, xii. 18. without bound, xii. 24, unwittingly acknowledged in u2

INDEX.

vancement, but by nature, x. 5. before His Incarnation, x. 6. from eternity, x.9.v. note. by the will of the Father x. 9. illustration of this, xi. 22. Lord of Angels, x. 10.

Lot, xix. 8. the soldiera' mockery, xiii. 17. never to end, iv. 15. xv. 27. heresy of Marcellus regarding it, ib. &c.

God's kingdom, in the Lord's Prayer, xxiii. 13.

Four great kingdoms, xv.

13. kingdom of Antichrist, xv. 12, 13.

Kiss of Peace, xxiii. 3.

Know not for curiosity but devotion, vi. 5, 7. supernaturally given by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 16. in the Apostles and Prophets, ib. 17, 18.

Macedonian empire, iv. 34. ic to be ebunued by Christians, iv.

37. service of the devil, xix. 8.

Maker of all things, iv. 4. visible and invisible, Christ, xi.21-24.(v. Creator.)

Man work of Christ as well as of the L.

Father, x. 6. of God's own hands, xii. 5, 26. in God's Image, xii. 5. retained God's Image but fost His Lamentations of Jeremiah refer to the second captivity of the Jews, xiii. 7.

"Lamp," meaning ofin Psalm 132,x.15.

Laver of Baptism, (Asoreés,) Intr. 2, 7, Likeness, xiv. 10. his twofold natare, iii. 4.iv.18. world made for bim, xii. 5.

11. i. 2. iti.

3, 6. iv. 32, v. 6, &o. one salvation of the Laver, iv. 37. of ReFirst man brought death, xiii. 2. his fall, xii. 5. man's miserable condition before the Incarnation, xii. 6, neration, xix. 10 ptance of the aver, iv. 32. Laver (Asvede,) in the Tabernacle an emblem of Baptism, iii. 5B, Law, inspired by the Holy Ghost, iv. 16.

7. forsook God, for the devil, ii. 1. vi. 10. vii. 18.

Christ came to restore him, xii. 5, dec. by Christ hallowed, and made partaker of God, xii. 15. allowed to eall God, Father, vii. 7, 12. partaker of He name, Intr,6, and of Christ's, blasphemed by heretics, iv. 33. fultilled in Christ, iv. 33. xiii. 6. its ceremonies now abrogated by the Holy

Trinity in the Church, xvii. 29. our schoolmaster, iv. 33.

Lazarus, his resurrection an earnest of x. 16.

Power of man in faith, v. 11. by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 16. can wrestle with the Devil through the Holy our deliverance from sin, ii. 5. and resurrection, xviii. 16. raised through the faith of others, wv. 9.

Lent, preparation for Baptism during Ghost, viii. 4. xvi. 19. his wants met by Christ's various offices, x. 8—5. (v. Incarnation.) it, iv. 3. xviii. 32. (v. Baptiem.) Lessons from Scripture, Intr. 4. iv. 1. his ministry used to convey God's gifts, xvii. 36, 36.

Manasseh, saved through repentance, xiv. 24, &c. guard against error, iv.

1. mark canonical books, iv. 33, 36.

Libyans in the Church, xvi. 22. ii. 14.

Manes blended all previous heresies, vi.

20. xvi.9. History, vi. 24, &c. aslave, vi. 24. changed bis name, ib. did not arise from among Christians, vi. 21. connection with theG reek philosophy, of Alexandria, vi. 322—24. and with Persian, vi. 24. his disputatiovs spirit, vi. 24. claims to be the Paraclete, vi. _ 25. xvi. 6, 9. faile to cure miraculously the Persian King's son, vi. 25. Flies from see vi. 26. disputes with Archelaus before heathen judges, vi.

27. seized and put to death by the Persian king, vi. 80. ife, the Father is true Life, xviii. 29. phe us in Baptiem by Him who is ife, iii. 11, 12. Christ, who is Life, brought Life, as Adam Death, xiii. 2.

(¥.

, Tree.) Eternal Life God's gift, xviii. 28, 29. ways of entering into it, ib. 30, 31.

"Life of Life tten," iv. 7. xi. 4, 18.

Light made by Him who made Darkness, ix. 7.

The Father is Light eternal vi.9. light given to souls by the Cross, xiii.

1. by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 8, 11. (v.

Baptism, Enlighten, Illuminate.) "¢ Light of Light begotten," iv.7. xi.4,18.

Leke in all things to the Father," iv, : ee influence, vi. 25, his disciples, vi, 31.

7. xi. 4,9, 18. v. xi. 19

Manichean doctrines, vide xi. 4, note. Two principles, iv. 4, 5. vi. 12, '6 Like to Himeelf," vi. 7.

'© Likeness of God," xiv. 10. pe of the tribe of Judah, x. 3.

18, 27, 28. perversion of Scripture for this doctrine, vi. 28. they blaspheme iving Spirit. (v. Spirit.) Living Word. (v. Word.) the generation of the Son, vii. 6. the God of the Old Testament, vi. 27. xvi. 4. call the Sunn Christ, vi. 18. xi. 21. abhorrence of the material Lord, Chnst Lord of all because Maker of all, x. 5, 6. xi. 21, de. not by ad-

INDEX.

world, iv. 22, 27. vi. 31, 33, 34. den Montanus condemned second marriage, the reality of Christ's Resurrection, xiv. 21. fatalism, iv. 18—2). baptism and offering, vi. 33. forged gospels, iv. 36. vi. 31. pollutions and blasphemy, vi. 30—32. iv. 26, note. called himself the Holy Ghost, xvi. 8. charged by S. Cyril with profligacy, and with horrid mysteaies, ib.

Moon, her changes an intimation of the Manes worve than Simon Magus, xvi. 10, his followers to be carefully shunned, vi. 36. knowledge of their doctrines almost pollution, vi. 13, 34. beret! enquired into by S. Cyril, Resurrection, xviii. 10.

Moors in the Church, xvi. 22.

Moses the good schoolmaster, vii. 8. had the Holy Ghost, xvi. 27. beheld Christ, x. 6, 7. xii. 16. intercession for the people and Aaron an encouragement to penitents, ii. 10. change of his rod as hard as Christ's birth, xii. 28. his rod, type of the wood of the Cross, xiij. 20. sweetening the water by trees. a type of the Passion, ib. river chang into blood by him corresponds with Chriet's water and blood, xiii. 21.

Mysteries of Christ, i. 1. of Baptism Marcellus, his heresy about Christ's kingdom, iv. 15. xv. 27. combated, Xv. 2932. denied the personality of the Word, iv. 8. (note.) a Sabellian, xi. 17, note.

Marcion, his heresy, iv. 4. vi. 16. divided the Justice and Goodness of God, ib. held three Gods, xvi.

4, 7. v. xi. 4. note.

Temoved all texts of the Old Testament from the New, vi. 16. xvi. 7.

Marriage though inferiér to Virginity and the Eucharist, ofthe Altar, xviii, 82, 33. xix. 1. not to be pried into, Intr.2, 4. iii. 7. nor divulged to Catechumens or strangers, Intr. 12. vi. 29. glory of the Church, vi. 29, our account of them negative not positive, vi. 2. xi. 11. xvi. 5. not to be interpreted by haman conceptions, xi.

7, 8. for praise not curiosity, vi. 5. we must not be silent about them, ib.

"' Mystery of iniquity," xv. 18. yet honourable, iv. 25. not to be despised by the unmarried, ib. acknowled 4 by the Holy Ghost, xvii.

7. second marriage permitted to the weak, iv. 26.

Martyrs alone saved without Baptism of water, being baptized with blood, iii.

10. xiii. 21. make confession, iii. 10. trained by the Holy Ghost, xvi. 12. strengthened by the Comforter, xvi.

20, 21. only by Him can they suffer, ib. under Antichrist, xv. 17.

Mary the Virgin-Mother of God, x.19.

N. v. xii. 88, 34. how called the wife of Joseph, xii. 31. sanctified by the Holy Ghost, xii. 29, 32. xvii. 6. sprung from David, xii. 24. the witness of Christ, x. 19. type of Virgins, xii. 33. aired the loss caused by Eve, xii. 29. Christ traly born of her, iv. 9. xii. 3.

Mary Magdalene, her visit to the Sepulchre foretold, xiv. 12. her aoble love, xiv. 13.

Matthew wrote in Hebrew, xiv. 15.

-Meats abstained from, not as unclean, Name of God, vi. 9. xxiii. 12. many names of Him, vi. 7. of our Lord, x. 8. name of Jesus, its meaning, x. 4, 11, 13. of Christ, x. 4, 14. virtue of the name of Christ, iv. 13. names of the Holy Ghost, xvii. 2, 4, 5. various names of God, Christ, and the Holy Ghost, not to be profanely distinguished into persons, vi. 7. x. 3. xvii.

2, 3. Christians partakers of God's name, Intr. 6. v. 1. of Christ's, x. 16. new name of Christians, i. 4. x. 16.

Typical names given to Joshua and Aaron, x. 11. significant names of Judas, xiii. 9. Samuel, Intr. 14.

Name of Manes, vi. 20, 24. of the bat for self-denial, iv. 27, 37. vi. 35.

Jewish distinctions not to be observed, iv. 37. offered to idols forbidden, iv. 28. vide xvii. 29.

Meekness of Christ in judgment foretold, Goostics, xvi. 7.

Napkin with which Christ girded Himself symbolical of His human nature, xii. 1.

Nathan, ii. 11.

Nations all subject to Christ, xvi, 22. xiii. 16, Menander, his heresy, vi. 16.

Mercy of God to sinners, ii. 5, 6, 10. even to Angels, ii. 10.

Miracles of Christ as God, iv. 9. claimed by Antichrist, xv. 14. false ones permitted trial of Christian faith, etnmbling-blocks of the unfaithfal, xv. 17.

Mithras, worshipped in Persia, vi. 23. xvii, 10.

Nativities, iv. 5. ix. 8.

Nature not cause of righteousness or sin, iv. 18—-21. nor of salvation or ruin, vii. 13.

Nature of God, vi. 7. God by nature Father of Christ, vii. 4. his ministers oppose Terebintbus and Manes, ib. 24.

INDEX.

from heaven, xiv. 26. restored by the Cross, xiii. 30. The penitent thief the firat to enter it, ib.

Parent, (v. Father.) Natwral world, its wonders witaees for God, ix. 2, &c.

Nebuchadnezzar an instance of the efficacy of repentance, ii. 17, 18, Necessity, none with » iv. 6. nor upon man, iv. 18—21. not the reason of men's salvation or ruin, vii. 18.

Night, ita religious uses, ix. 7.

Noah, his ark of wood type of the Church, Passion of Christ real, xiii. 4. witnesses of it, ib, 38, 39. gainsaid by the Jewr, xiii. 7. witnessed by the Prophets, xiij. 8, 9, &o. even in its detail ib. answers circumstantially to the Fall, xilf. 18, 19. its place, time, &c. proxvii. 10. of the wood of the Cross, xiii. 20, Example of decent order in the Charch, Intr. 14. his dove a type of the dove of the Holy Ghost, xvii. 10. hesied, xiii. 23, &c. represented in aptism, xx. 5. fellowship with it therein, ib. 5, 6, 7.

Passion, '' withost passion," dwaées, Himself a type of Christ, as author of a new birth, xvii. 10.

Christ's eration, vi. 6. vii. 5.

Passover, the eating of the Paschal Lamb a type of Christ's twofold nature, xii. 1.

Patience of Christ foretold, xiii. 6, 13.

O. fives force to His teaching, ib. His ivine glory not the reward of it, iv.

7. God's appointed way to glory for man, Xv. 17

Patriarchs, Jewish, of the West, xii. 17.

S. Paul, roler and chief of the Church, Obvedience of Christ, xiii. 5. as s Son, not avervant, to the Father, x.9. xv. 30.

Offering of Chriat sacrificed for us in the Eucharist, xxiii. 10.

Oil, exorcised of Baptiem, xx. 3. symvi. 15. with S. Peter laid Simon bolical, and powerful to drive away Magus dead, ib.

The former persecutor a witness of Christ, x. 17. why hie Epistles most numeroes, x. 18. witness of the Resorrection, xiv. 23. descended from the third beaven that he meet receive martyrdom, xiv. 26. his labours in the Holy Ghost, xviii.

26 —31. completeness and Mate of his teaching concerning the Holy Ghost, xvii. 34.

Poulianists denied the etemity of Christ's throne, xiv. 27.

Peace made by Christ first among His devils, ib.

Old Fathers delivered by Christ from Hades, iv. 11. xiv. 19.

Old Testament, its books, iv. 85. document of appeal for Christian truth, xiv. 2.

(v. Father, Prophet, Scripture, Testament.) blasphemed by Heretics, iv. 33. impiously separated by them from the New, xvi. 4.

Old man put off by Confession and Baptism, i. 2. xix. 10. xx. 2.

Olives, the epiritaal olive-trees, i. 4. v. xx. 3.

Olives mount of, xii.11 witness oftheRefoes, xiii. 14. by His death, xiii. 33.

Penitence of forty days before Baptiem, surrection, xiv. 23, scene of the Ascension, xiv. 35. why passed by David, when flying from Absalom, ii. 11.

One, how Christ is one with the Father, Intr. 4. i. 6. gift of God, Intr. 9. atory to Baptism, ti. passim. i, 2, 7, 8. not esined by David xi. 16.

Only-begotten, meaning of the word, forgiveness, ii. 12. cleansing of penitence, i. 5. iii. 2.

Penitents must vot despair, ii. 5.

Pénteceel, "xvi. 4; 00% Soitls deanended not fully till then, xvi. 26. xvii.

12, 18.

His descent then, xvii. 15.

Perfections of God, vi. 7, 8. of the Fax. 3. xi, 1,2, &c, 13, 14.

Order commended by our Lord's example, iii. 11, 13, 14. of the Church, Intr. 4, 13. vi. 35, 36.

Orders of the ministry, xvi, 22. xvii. 35. ther and the Son, si. 18.

Persecution, xiii. 23. the Baptism of P. blood in it, iii. 10. xiii. 21. under Antichrist, the fiercest, yet short, xv. 16.

Persia, converts thete witresses of Christ, x. 19. worship of Mithras, vi. 23, origin of Manicheiam, vi. 24. wars with Rome, xv. 6.

Person, diatinction of, not implied in Parable of the marriage garment applied to Baptism, Intr. 3. iii. 2. of the wiee and foolish Virgins, xv. 26. of the Labourers, xiii. 31. of the Lost Sheep, xv. 24.

Paradise, Adam m Paradise, xii.5. his various names. (v. Name.

Personality of the Word, iv. 8. xi. 10. fall, ii. 4. v. xiii. 19, placed in Adam's view when fallen, ii.7. Invisible Paradise opened in Baptism, Intr.15,16.i.4. xix. 1,9. by Faith, v, 10, distinguished of the Holy Ghost, xvi. 8. xvii. 2, 5, 28, 29.

S. Peter chief ruler of the Church, ii. 19.

INDEX.

vi. 15. xi. 8. xvii, 27. Chief of the Apostles, ii. 19.xvii.27, His inspired confeasion of Christ, xi. 3. has the keys of Heaven to which Elias but went, xiv. 26, xvii. 27. speech at Pentecost, xvii. 19. supematural knowledge, xvi. 17. his works in the Holy

12. xvi. 12. given im Baptism, xvii.

37. every thing concerning Christ the subject of it, xiii, 8, 9. often enigmatical, xiii, 11.

Gives the signs of His coming, xii.

10—12.(v. Psalms, Scripture, Testament.) prophecies of the time of His coming, xii. 17—19, of Daniel. ib. the place, xii. 20. whence, ib. of His birth of a Virgin, xii. 21—93. of the Virgin's race, xii. 23, 24. of the sufferings of the Christ, xiii. 7. of Judas,

Ghost, xvii. 20, 27. an example of the power of repentance, ii. 19, and of faith, v. 7. with S. Paul punishes Simon Magus, vi. 15.

Pharaoh, Israel rescued from him, as we from Satan, by water, iii. 4. emblem of Satan, xix. 2, 38.

Philip the Deacon, xvi. 14. xvii, 25.

Phineas, his zeal, xiii. 2. ib. 9. of the thirty pieces of silver, ib.

10. and the potter's field, ib. 11. of Christ's judgment, ib. 12, 14, 16. of His mockery, ib. 13, 15, 17. of the crown of thorns, ib. 17. and wood of the Croas, xiii. 19. of the place, xiii.

23, 28, 32. and time of the Crucifixion, ib. 24. of the darkness, ib. 25. of Chriat's vesture, ib. 26, 27. of His thirst, ib. 29. of the robbers, ib. 30. of the tomb, ib. 35. xiv. 3, 11. of the Resurrection, xiv. 2, 4, 8, 14, 17, 20, 21. its time, ib. 4, 8. and place, ib. 5, 6, 9,11. of the signs following, ib. 7. of our Lord's appearances, © Pheniz, analogy of it, a proof of the resurrection, xviii. 8.

Physician, Christ, Physician ofthe soul, ii. 6. x. 4, 13. xii. 1.

Place of Christ's birth foretold, xii. 20. of His crucifixion, xiii. 23, 28. of bis burial, xiii. 35. resurrection, xiv.

2, 5-11.

Pomps of the Devil, xix. 6.

Pontius Pilate, his treatment of Christ, xiii. 15, 16. reconciled through Him to Herod, xiii. 14. witness of Christ's sinlessuess, xiii. 3, 38.

Possession by Devils—contrasted with 1}, 12. of His ascension, ib. 24. and sitting at the Father's right hand, ib. 28, 29. of the end of the world, xv. 3. of Antichrist, ib. 9, Inspiration, xvi. 15.

Potters' field, xiii. 10, 11.

Poverty of Christians, v. 2. xvi. 19.

13. Christ's Prophecy covcernivg His second coming, xv.

3, 4, &c. of Malachi concerning it, xv. 2.

Prophets enlightened by the HolyGhost, ift of the Holy Ghost, xvi. 22. taught y Christ, xiii, 5.

Power, the Fatheris Power,vi.9. Christ, xvi. 17, 18. Holy Ghost in them, ib.

3, 28. but partially, xvii. 18. correspond to, but are inferior to the Apostles, xvi. 4, 24, xiv.26. witness all thinge concerning Christ, x. 2. xiii.

8, 9,13. xiv. 19. nothing to be received without their testimony, xii.

6, 16. xiii. 8. xiv.

2. our faith rests on them, xiv.21. xviii.14. own the Father and the Son, vii. 2. teachers of the Faithin the Old Testament, vii. 8, 30. xii. 6—9, 29. owned Christ as Lord, x. 7,8. testified of His Godhead, xi.

15, 16. of the name Jesus, but covertly, x. 12. longed for His coming, xii. 7, &c. testified of the Holy Ghost, xvi. 28, 29.

God's Power personally subsisting, iv.

7. of the Godhead one, xvi. 24.

Prayer, preparatory to Baptism, Intr.16. i. 5. iv. 37. recorded, xv. 23. at night, ix. 7. for all men in the Communion Service, xxiii. 8. of the Saints departed for us, xxiii. 9. for the dead, xxiii. 10. Lord's prayer, expounded, xxiii. 11, &c.

Preaching not to be attempted before pee iii. 13. nee 3 4 eparation necessary for Baptism, lotr.

1, &e. iii. 7. how to behave during it, Intr. 13. for forty days, ib. 4. i. 5. complete abstraction from the world, Intr. 6, 13, 16. i. 5. a Fast of the Preparation, xviii. 17.

Presumption may be indulged under are ours as well as the Jews', iii. 6. xiv. 16. removed from the Jews to the Church, xiii. 29. slighted by the Jews, x2.

Providence of God, (el sevepia,) instances . seeming reverence, Xi. 12. xvi. 1.

Priesthood of Christ eternal, x. 14.xi. 1.

(v. High Priest, Christ, Anointing.) of Joseph, viii.

Peter's confeasion, xi.3. Christ's prophecy of His coming, xv. 4. Thomas, xiii. 39.

Province, lwagyia, xvi. 22.

Psalms, chanted in Divine Service, xiii. order of, xvii. 35. he who fulfils it well abstains from marriage, Xl.

25.

Princéples, not two,xi.i4.(v. Beginning, Father.) Promise, Spirit of, xiii. 5.

Prophecy, gift of the Holy Ghost, v. x.

26. xxiii. 20. at night, ix. 7. Psalms prophetical of Christ cannot be applied

INDEX.

Prophets, xiv.2 we Abed orgs #2) not Dereaied by the soldiers' tale, xiv. 14. Rock of our faith, xiv.7, 21. giribee the Croes, xiii. 4. denied by to David or Solomon, vii. 3. xii. 23.

(v. SY wat B.

Ptolemy, Philadelpbus, iv. 34.

Punishment of the wicked, after the e Manichees, xiv. 21.

Resurrection, iv. 31. xviii. 19, 20.

Its former witnesses, iv. 13. (vide Church.) the dead whoroee with Him, xiv. 16, 18,30. its present witnesses, xiv. 32, &c.

Baptium a resemblance of it, iii. 12. xx. 4.

Resurrection of the body ; analogies for Quick and dead to be judged by Christ, xv. 26. it in nature, iv. 30. xviii. 6. faith in it principle of holiness, iv. 30. xii. 34. xviii. 1,20. prominence given to it by the Church, ib. and opposition of heresy, ib. ohjections toits possibility, xviii. 2. answered by God's power, ib. 8. justice, ib. 4. man's instinct, ib. 5. analogies of nature, ib. 6, 7. the Phenix, ib.8. man's origin, ib. 9

Race of Christ according to the flesh, xi.

5. foretold, xii. 23.

Rahab, instance of power of repentance, ii. 9. type of the freeness of Gospel grace, x. 1].

Reading, Intr. 14. i. 6. of the Scriptures recommended, iv. 37. ix. 7. public, ia the Church mark of a canonical book, iv. 35, 36. east Heretics to be rebaptized, God's ordering of the heavenly bodies an intimation of it, ib. 10. proved against Samaritans, ib. 11—13. objections from the Prophets answered, &c. ib. 14, 15. its fitness proved from the Old and New Testaments, 15—18.

Xviii. 19.

Revelation, Spirit of, xvii. 5. tr.

° Red Seatypical of Baptism, ii.5. xix.2,3.

By atone of the world by the cross, xiii.

1, 4. wrought pot by a mere man, but the Son of God, ib. 2, 33. by its to parents, vii. 16. to God, taught by His works, ix. 16. in the Church, Intr. 18, 15. vi. 35. to the ancient Bishops, iv. 35. xiv. 21. in religious discourse, vi. 3. &c. xvi. 1. seeming, may cloak impiety ,xi.12,17.

Reward given according to men's laCreator, vi. 11. eneration, dvaryiveness , of souls in the ver of Baptism through Faith, i. 3. iii. 4. in the case of Cornelius before Baptism, iij.4. Death and Birth, xx.4. in the Catholic Church, xviii. 26. aareyysnele, Baptism so called, Introd.

16. Laver of, Introd. 11. xviii. 34, 35. xix. 10.

Religion consists of true doctrines and bours, i. 5. iv. 34, 27.

Riches, not as hesetics thought, the devil's but God's, viii. 6, 7. evil only in their abuse, vii. 7. we may even be justified by them, viii. 6. belong to the faithful man, v. 2. viii. 6. who nary seo them, v. 2.

Righteous, '' the Righteous," v. 10.

Righteousness of Christ greater than oar works, iv. 2. founded on belief in one God, iv. 4, 6. false views of it leading to presumption, xi. 12. xvi. 1. awe requisite in epenking of ite doctrines, xvi. 1. its worship indivisible, xvi. 4.

Remission of sins in Baptism, xx. 6. sin, xiii. 33. we righteousness in Baptism, i. 4. Christ God's Righteouaness personally subsisting, iv. 7.

Rock, riven for Chriatthe Rock, xiii. 34. freely given to all who believe, i. 5. iv. 32. xvii. 37.

Renunciation of Satan and his works in still ecen, ib. 39, that followed Ierael, x. 7, note.

Rod of Aaron, xii. 28. of Moses, ib, Baptiem, xix. 2—9.

, its efficacy in putting away sin, ii. 1. iv. 23. no sin beyond its power, ii. 5. instances of, il. 7. &c. ite temporal benefits,ii,13. exemplified in Ahab, ib. and Jeroboam, ib. 14. of the Laver, iv. 32. Baptism of, xix. 9. its fruits, mercy, and almsdeeds, iii. 8.

Resurrection of Christ, iv. 12. answer to vide Moses.

, conquest of Judea by them proof of Christ, xii. 17, 18. empire succeeded by Antichrist, xv. 11, 12. wars with Persia, xv. 6. objectors from the cases of Elisha, iv.

12. xiv. 16. Jonah iv. 12. xiv. 17, 18.

Elijah xiv. 16. witnessed by the Old Scriptures, xiv. 2, 15,21. all its circumstances written in the Pealms and S. eas Jewish not to be observed, iv.

37.

INDEX.

Sabdaoth, a name of God, vi. 7. viii. 8.

'Sabelisus,v. iv. xi.10. confounds the Holy Cove senne the Saracen, forerunner of anes, vi. 22.

Sea, witness of God's glory, ix. 11. of Trinity, xvi. 4. confuted by the very arrangement of the Creed, xvii. 34. his heresy and Arianism alike to be avoided, iv. 8, xi. 18, 16, 17, 19. are marks of the falling away, xv. 9.

Sacrifice of Christ, x. 3, 5. Sacrifice of Christ's coming, x. 19. passion, xiii.

39. resurrection, xiv. 17—-20, 23.

Seal, the Faith so called, iv. 17.

Baptism, seal indiesoluble, Intr.16. marks us for Christ's, i. 2. throdgh water, iii. 4. Seal of Salvation, i. 3. the Eucharist, xxiii. 8, 9.

Christ sacrificed offered in the Eucharist, xxiii. 10.

Saints of the Old Testament delivered OftheHolyGhost given inBaptism, iii. 3, 4, 12. iv. 16. v. 6. xvi. 24. xvii. 35, 36. xxii. 7. by Christ from Hades, iv. 11. xiv. 19.

Of Circumcision, v. 5.

Of the Cross, xiii. 36.

Seasons, their order glorifies God, ix.6. rose with Him, xiv. 16, 18. according to Prophecy, xiv. 17.

Salvation depends on the truth of Christ's manhood, iv. 9. xiii. 37. one, xvi. 24. of the Laver, iv. 37. xix. 10. given to none without Baptism, iii. 10. to be despaired of by none, ii.5, (vide of the Resurrection, that of Creation, xiv. 10. foretold, xiv. 2, 10.

Semiarians, v. note to iv. 7. Pref. p. fi, iv, ix.

* int version, its history, iv. 34. eld inspired, ib. note.

Sepulchre of Christ prophesied of, xiii, Christ, ism, Max.) Samaritans, iv. 37. vi. 33. xviii. 1.

Samuel, meaning of the name, Intr. 1.

Sanctification of all things by the Holy 35. xiv. 9. his witness, x. 19. account of, xiv. 9.

Ghost, iv. 16. xvi. 3. of the Church, xvi. 14, 22. of Angels and Prophets, Xvi. 23. (vide Spirit.) Sarah, her bearing a son as hard as the , the devil, watches candidates Baptism, Jntr. 16. apostate Serpent, iv. 37. brazen, a type of the Crucifixion, xiii. 20.

Session of Christ at God's right hand, Virgins, xii. 28. xiv. 27. proved from Scripture, ib. 38, eternal, iv. 7. xiv. 37, 30.

Sheep, x. 3, 5.

Shew-bread, & type of the Eucharist, » Xvi. 22.

Satan, meaning of the word, ii. 4.

Scripture, ite canon to be received from the Church, iv. 83. as read in the Church, iv. 35. xv. 13. and settled and handed down by Apostles and ancient Bishops,iv,35.consists of Old andNew Testaments, iv. 33. (vide Testament.) pamber and names of its books, ib. 35, 36. history of the Septuagint version, iv. 34. mutilated by Marcion, xvi. 7. adulterated with forgeries by the Manichees, iv. 36. vi. 31. spoken by the xxii. 5.

Sick even yet healed by Christ, x. 13. must not have recourse to amulets or sorcery, iv. 37. xix. 8.

Side of Christ typically pierced, xiii.

21. in respect of Baptism, iii. 10.

Signs of Christ given by the Prophets, xiii.10.(vid .) given to Ahaz explained, xii. 22. signs of Moses correspond to Christ's acts, xiii. 20, Holy Ghost, xi. 12. xvi. 1, 2.

Nothing to be received as oftheFaith unless proved byit, iv.17. its teaching embodied in the Creed, iv. 33, v. 12. faith grounded on it, xii. 16, 17. xiii.8,

9. xiv. 2. reveal all we know, or may speak of the generation of the Son, xi.

12. of the nature of the Holy Ghost, xvi. 1,2,24. we may not speak beyond them, xii.5. variously interpreted, e.g. iii. 16. vi. 28, 29. x. 15. xii. 19. xvii.

9—11. perverted by heretics, e. g. iv.

19. 71. 17, 27, 28, 29. vii. 9, 13. xv. 3. danger of allegiug it wrongly should teach us reverence and fear, xvi. 1. we know not all its meaning, ib. xi. 12.

21. of the Son of Man, the Cross, xiii.

41. of the Second Advent given by Christ Himself, xv.

4, &c. lying signs of Antichrist, xv. 11—16. a trial of faith,xv 17. of the Cross, (vide Cross.)

God's free but great gift, xiii. 36.

Simon Magus, was baptized bat not enlightened, Intr. 2. xvii. 35. Father all heresy, vi.14. His blasphemies against the Father and Holy Gh ib. xvi. 6. His fate, vi. 15. compare with Manes, xvi. 10.

Sin, 2ilment of the soul, ii. 1. man's choice, not God's work, ii. 1. not of necessity, iv. 18—21. not a thing external but from within, and our own nature, ii. 2. prompted not forced by the Devil who is its chief author, ii.3,

4, iv. 21. death by sin, xili. 2. makes us enemies to God, and slays Itsabundance, xv. 15. xvi.

32. xvii.

1, 20, 34, d&c. witnesses every thing concerning Christ, xiii. 8, 13.

To be diligently searched, iv. 37. ix. 7. xiii. 8.

INDEX. xi. 6, 7, 14. spiritually, xi. 5,7. unoriginate, xi, 4,7, 13. the Son never was not, xi. 8, 14, 17. us, xiii, 33. | us with Satan xix.

9. marred God's world, xii.

5. and ruined man, xii.6, &o. all men bound by it, xiii. 1,9. dead in it, iii. 12.

Christ came to destroy it, xii. 8. died for our sins and purged them, ii. 10. iii. 12. xiii. 1, 2, 4, 6, 38, 33. being

Himself sinless, ii. 10. iii. 12. xiii. 3

5, 23. sin came by ane man, died with one map, xiii. 2, 28. iii. 12.

Like in all things to the Father, iv.

7. xi. 4,9, 18, 19. of the Father as His beginning, xi. 14, 20. xiii. 23. wanting nothing to the glory of the Godbead, iv. 7. xi. 14. was with the Father, x.6—8. One with the Father, xi. 16. neither to be separated from nor confounded with the Father, iv.

7. xi. 16, 17, 18, 20. did not hecome the F » Xi. 13. abides for ever, not abeorbed into the Father, xv.

27, 30. how subject to the Father, x.

9. xv. 30, not numbered among the servants of the Father, viii. 5. glorified with the Father, vi. 1. The Father's Word, and Wisdom, and Power, iv. 7, 8. Maker of all things at the Father's will, xi. 22. Lord over them, ib, &c. alone, with the Fearful yet not incurable to the nitent, ii. 1—5. readiness of God to lorgive the believing, ii.6. efficacy of repentance, ii. 7, d&c. Instances, ib. lective sin pardoned, ii. 10. obstinate sin alone not pardoned, iii. 8.

Completely and freely remitted to all in Baptism by faith, Intr. 8. i. 5. iii. 11, 12, 15. iv. $2. xvii. 37. xviii.

20. xx. 6. Baptism its remedy, iv. $3. remitted even in John's Baptism, iii.

7. Baptism a death to sin, Iotr.5. ein cleansed by Exorcisms, Intr. 9. and the exorcised oi], xx. 3. by the power of the Holy Ghost, xvii. 15.

Holy Ghost, knows and sees the Father, vi. 6. vii. }1. xi. 12, 13.

Makes known the Father, vii. 11. only way to the Father, vii.2. x. 1,3.

Overcome by Faith, v. 4. steals on us, ii. 3. after Baptism recorded against the Jadgment, xv. 23. Its scara remain, xviii. 20.

Sin against the Holy Ghost, xvi. 1.

Sion, its desolation revealed by the Spirit Incarnate to restore the Fathor's worship, vi. 11. xii. 15. and save the world, xii. 4,5, &c. Fatherseen only io Him, x. 6,7. xi. 15. Son before born in Bethlehem, xi. 20. became Son of Maa, x. 4. Son of David, xi. 5. xii. 23.

Sons of God, Christians, by adoption to Isaiah, xvi. 18.

Sodom, Christ wrought with the Father in its destruction, x. 6.

Soldiers, their tale about the sepulchre iii. 14. viis 7. xi 9, 19. by Water and the Spirit, ib. not of necessity, but presignified by Isaiah and Jomah, xiv.

14, 20. [ts vanity, xiv. 14.

Solitarses, order of, iv. 24. xi. 33. xvi. of one faith, vii. 13. works meet for them, vii. 14.

Soul, free, ii. 1. iv. 18. God's fairest 22. Christ their example, xii. 33.

Selemen, instance of the efficacy of rework, immortal by God's will, made in His image, ib. diseased and destroyed by itsown om ii. 1. originally sinless, wilfully sinned, iv. 19. did not sin io another state, ib. purified by penitence, alms, reading bhaerincates lv.37. cleansed by exorcism, Introd. 9. sealed, iii. 3, 4. baptized, xvii. 14. and brightened by Holy Ghost, xvii. 16. its illumination by faith, v.

11. possession by devils, xvi. 15. contrasted with the influence of the Holy Ghost, xvi. 16.

Soul of the world, viii. 2. peatance, ii. 13.

Son, Christ the Son of God, with the Father and the Holy Ghost, Introd.

16. (vide T'rsnity.) Implied in the mention of the Father, vii. 4. pai tearee worshipped with Him, and the Holy Ghost, vi. I. x. 2. with the Holy Ghout partaker of His Godhead, vi. 6. (vide Christ.) In s singular sense, praia wage vii. 6, 10. x. 3. xi. 2, 4, so called by the F ather, xi. 2. by nature, not adoption, vii. 10. x. 4%. or advancement, xi. 4, 7, 18, 15, &e. not after the manner of human generation, xi.

4, 8. nor as Christians are God's Sans oe at pe 9, 19. nor as mind lards in the Church, xvi. 22. ttre the heathen to be shunned, iv. 37, Speculation taking the place ofsoberness ets ght, xi. 10. bagotten not made, xi. 4, 14. xv. 9. God, xi. 18.

Sopra parepacid iv.7. xi. 4, 5,11. as only knoweth, xi. 11, 13, 13. from eternity, iv. 7. vii. 5. xi. 4, 8, 13, 14,17, 19, 20. apart from time, in S. Cyril's time, xv. 9. not to intrude beyond what is written, xi. 12. xvi. 1, 2.

Spirit, the word variously used, xvi. 13, 15. yet with a distinguishing term, xv. 15.

INDEX.

Holy Spirit, various names, xvii. 2, 8, 4. yet one only, iv. 16. xvi. 13. xvii.2,3. included in the Holy Trinity, xvi. 4. vide iv. 16, vi.1,6. xvi. 19. in the form of Baptiem, xix. 9. xx. 4.

His teaching one with Christ's,xvi.

14, His operations by the will of the Father recorded in the Acts, xvii.

21, 31. with the Father and the Son has established the New Covenant in the Church, xvii. 29.

A living Person, iv. 16. xvi. 8,13, 14, xvii. 2, 5, 28, 39, 33. incomprehensible, xvi. 1,3. alone with the beholds, and reveals the Father, vi. 6.

Vii. 11. xi. 12. not numbered among the Father's servants, viii. 5. partaker of the Father's Godhead, vi. 6. far above all creatures, xvi. 23. shares the Father's glory, vi. 1. and Christ's, xvi. 4. sanctifies and deifies all intelligent beings, iv. 16. xvi.3. the Church,

Xvi. 14, 22. xvii. 14. Angels, xvi. 33. xvii. 2. Prophets, 'xvi. 23.

Danger of speaking amiss concerning him, xvi. 1, 2, 6. blasphemies inst Him of the Gnostics, xvi.6, 7.

Manes, vi.25. xvi.6,9. Marcion, xvi.

9. Montanas, xvi. 8. Sabellius, xvi.

4. xvii. 34. Simon Magus, vi. 14.

Valentinus, xvi. 6.

Stars have no influence, iv. 18. not to be heeded by Christians, iv. 37. ix. 8. glorify God, ix. 6,6. their uses to man, ix. 8. shall perchance have a resurrection, xv. 3.

Stephen, xvii. 3, 4.

Stone of the Sepulchre, xiii. 39. xiv. 22.

6 Stone cut out without hands," xii. 18. xv. 28.

Strangled things forbidden, iv. 28.

Subjection of the Son to the Father, Indivisible yet manifold in working, iv. 16. xvi. 12. xvii. 3, 12.

He was in the Law and the Prophets, iv. 16. dictated the Scriptures, iv. 16, 33. xi. 12. xvi. 1, 2, 3, 4, 24. same Spirit witnessed of Christ in the Old Testament, manifested Him in the New, xvi. 8, 16, 24. spake by the Prophets, iv. 16. was in the Old Testament Saints, xvi. 26—28. on the seventy Elders, xvi. 25, 26. iHuminated the Prophets, xvi. 17, 18. witnessed of by them, xvi. 28, 29. given partially bette Pentecost, xvi.

26. xvii. 12, 18, 18.

Descended visibly on our Lord, iii.

14. why, xvii. 9. xxi. 1. The Comforter, xvi. 20. xvii. 4. Screven to the Apostles before the Ascension, xvii. 12. fully at Pentecost, xvi. 26. xvii. 12. His Baptism, xvii. 14, 15. given to us in Baptism, iti. 5, 8, 14, 16. (vide note.) iv. 16. xx. 6. proportionably to each man's faith, i. 5. iii.

1,2. more than the remission of sine, iii. 7, 15. xxii. 37. iaminates, Introd.

2. seals the souls in Baptiem, iii. 4. iv.

16. xvii.35, 36. perfects Baptism, yet requires water, lii.4, 16. not given to hypocrites, Introd.

2, 4. iii. 1. xvii. 85. conveyed symbolically in the Chriem after the Washing, xxi. 1—5. obliterates sin and brightens the soul, xvii.

15, trains and comforts the Martyrs, xvi. 12, 20,21. givee all graces, xvi.

12. His bo ented BA 16. and illamination, ib. gives power over the flesh, world, and the Devil, xvi. 19. gives grace to all who believe, xvi.

22. sanctifies and changes the Bread and Wine, xxiii. 7,19. x. 9. xv. 30.

Susannah, xvi. 31.

Li Table, spirituel Table of the Lord, xxii.

7. vide i. 6.

Taverns to be shunned by Christians, iv. 37.

Temple of Jerusalem, vii. 6. to be rebuilt by Antichrist, xv. 16. failure of Julian's attempt to rebuild it, declared by 8. Cyril, Preface, p. v.

Temptation, reason of our Lord, iii. 13. xxi. 4. meaning of '' Lead us not into temptation," xxiii. 17.

Terebinthus, successor of Scythianus and forerunner of Manes, vi. 23.

Testaments, the two Testaments make up the Scripture, iv. 33. impiously separated by Heretics, vii. 6. xvi. 4.

Christ the object of Pid soe in the Old, of History in the New, xvi. 8. same Spirit in both, (vide Sprit.) iv.

16. xvi. 4,6. xvii. 5. both announce the gift of Baptism, iii. 16. harmony of their doctrine, ii. 4.

Old Testament necessary as a witness to Christ, xvi. 7. of it the Father of Christ, ee wie (A ae hecy.}—Christ,xvi.11. is Apoat BES us toit, xiv. 2. blasphemed by Hereticy, iv. 33. e.g. Manes, vi. 27. texts of it erased by Marcion from the 'New, vi. 16 xvi. 7. its witnese to the Spirit, xvi. 28-82. to the Resurrection Teaching concerning Him in the New Testament, xvii. 1. of our Lord, xvii. 11. in the Epistles of St. Paul, xvii. 33. of the Body, xviii. 10, &c. History of it: translation into Greek, iv. 34.

Old New began in the a pa of J iti. 6. Old abolished, New Dteeel in the Catholic Church by the Holy Trinity, xvii. 29.

TAief on the cross first-fraits of Christ's death, and first to enter Paradise, xiii.

90, 31. saved hy faith, without works, ib. v.10. witness of Christ's sinlessThety pions etl hecy of the irty pieces of silver. ecy 1m. xt 40. thirty Kove of Valentines, his argument for the number, vi. 17.

Thomas doubted for our sakes through ake by the Holy Ghost, xvii. 38.

Father through the Son in the Holy Ghost gives all things, xviii. 29.

Glory to be ascribed indivisibly to Father and Son with the Holy Ghost, God's providence, xiii. 39.

Thomas the disciple of Manes his forged - in the power of Holy Ghost, the will of Father and Son," xvii. 21. v. xvii. 32.

Tritheiem, xvi. 4. v. xi. 4. note, Gospel, iv. 36. vi. $1.

Thorns, crown of, cancelled Adam's curse of thorns, xiii. 17, 18.

Throne of Christ eternal, not by advancement, iv. 7. xi. 17. He had it before His suffering, ib. at the Father's right hand, xiv. 27, 30. not to be cariously disputed of, ib. has no end, xv. 97-—of L David, xii. 23.

Till, (vide Until.) Time bas no place as God and Christ, iv. 4, 7, &c. of Christ's com- , &e. esied of, (vide ProTag TT asars second coming unknown, and not to be curiously examined into, xv. 4.

'¢ Time'' means @ year in the Pro- } hets, xv. 16. praite "

To-day," meaning of, in Pe. 110, xi.

Meaicso and qtaresli tia tha Lond eee 15.

1b. gift of ongnes, fiery tongues, xvii.

15. gi pants Cory hy instead of the confasion of Babel, xvii. 17. A foretold of Christ's Resurrection, xiv. qTradition of the Creed, v. 12, 13.

Tradition of interpretations, xiii. 21. onah, xiv. 17—20.

John the Baptist a type of the aacetic life, iii. 6. the dove, xvii. 9, 10.

Typical exposition of Eocles. 12, 1—6, xv. 30.

U. irene yiv.4. vi.7. xi.13.

Unbelief, mars the power of Baptism, Introd. 2. (vide Faith.) only reason why men are not enlightened by the xv. 13.

Transfiguration of the Lord, xii. 16. a Holy Ghost, xvi. 22.

Unchangeable, iv. 4.

Unity of God. (vide gee) Unieenres the Creed a help to them, v.

12.

Unoriginate, said of the Father, iv. 4. glimpse of His awfa! glory, x. 7.

Tree of the Cross corresponds to the Tree of knowledge, xiii. 19. planted in the earth, to bless it, and release the dead, xiii. 26.

Trinity, iv. 16. xvii. 34. doctrine of, xi. 20. es, of the Son, xi. 4, (v. nete,) 6, 13.

" Until' ap lrepe as hiteg $1,392. (vide Hooker, E.P.V.45. §.2.) Usury forbidden, iv. 37. acknow in tism, xvi.

4, 19. xx. 4. profession of Faith in, xix. 9. not to be revealed to Cathechumens or Gentiles, vi. 29. Heretics divide or confuse it, xvi. 4. (vide Arius, Sabellius.) not Tritheism, ib. not a matter for curious s ion, xvi. 24, Holy Trinity present in Baptism, lutrod, 15. have established the New Covenant in the Church, xvii. 29.

Adoption given us by the Father's '

Wwe Valentinus, vi. 17—19, argues from the number of our Saviour's years that there are thirty Aons, ib. his blasphemies against theHolyGhost,xvi.6.

INDEX.

Veil of Christ's flesh, xiii. 32, Vetling of the face in Exorcisms, In- "Very God," Ch begot "

Christ ten, x. 6. xi, 14, 21.

Vesture of Christ parted, a sign foretold, grave and the mother" of the Baptized, xx. 4.

Water and blood from Christ's side, its mbolical meaning, xiii. 91. aters of Life, xvi. 11.

Way, Christ the Way, x. 3.

West, the region of darkness, xix. 4. symbolical meaning of facing it, when renouncing Satan, ib.

White raiment, v. xxii. 8.

Widowhood, iv. 26. x.19. xv. 23.

Wife, meaning of the word in Matt. I, xiii, 26.

Vine of Judah, xiii.29. Christ the true Vine, x.5. xiv. 11. xvii.19. with which we have commonion in Baptism, i. 4. the Holy Spirit so called, xvii. 18.

Virgin, meaning of the word in Is.7, 14, gainsaid by the Jews, xii. 21. prophecy that Christ should be born of one, xii. 2. objections, xii. 4, not harder than things believed by Jews and Pagans, xii. 27—30. God born of a Virgin, xii. 1. x.19. to do honour to purity, xij. 25. to repair the loss of the virgin Eve, xii. 15, 29. (vide Mary the Virgin.) 24. xii. 31.

Will (Harnps, vsipe,) of God the Facher, Christ made all things by it, x. 5, 9.

&o, (v. Son.) v. xvii. 21, 31.

Wine, new, the grace of the Holy Ghost, xvii. 18. water turned into it, compared with the Eucharist, xxii. 2.

Spiritual Wine, xxii. 8. becomes rist's blood, xxii. 1—6. xxiii. 7.

Wisdom, Christ God's Wisdom perChrist makes souls virgins, xii. 31.

Order of Virgins, iv. 34. xii. 33. xvi.

22. have their part with Mary, xii. 34. must not despise married persons, iv. 25. sonally subsisting, iv. 7.

Witchcraft, forbidden, iv. 37.

Witnesses to Christ, x. 17—320. of the Crucifixion, xiii. 38. of the Resurreotion, xiv. 22. to be sought for in the Prophets, xiii. 8. xvi. 7.

Woman,life, as death, through a woman, xii. 15, 29. piercing of Christ's side has reference to woman, xiii. 21. conduct of the women who sought Christ, xiv. 12—14.

Works, good works and true doctrines Parable of the ten virgins, xv. 26.

Virginity, its excellence, and glory, xii.

33. xv. 23. an angel life on earth, iv. 24. vi. 36, xil. 34. gift of the Holy Ghost, xvi. 19.

Ww.

Wars, signs of Christ's coming, xv. 6.

Washing of hands before the Commake up religion, iv.2. without Baptism of no avail, ili.4. after Baptism, our works recorded against the Judgment, xv. 23. xviii. 20. vid. xix 5. munion, xxiii. 1.

Waitchfulness against first approaches ood works mast follow Baptism,xvii.

87, 88. vii. 14. a preparation for Judgment, xv. 25, 26. of sin, ii. 3. against deceivers and Antichrist, xv. 4, 18. for Christ's coming, xv. 4.

Watching,preparatory to Baptism, xviii.

Of Satan, xix. 6.

Word,Christ the Personal Word of God, 17.

Water, one in nature and manifold in iv. 8. xi. 10. Himself God, xi. 3, 16. in all reasonable creatures, iv. 8. not like human words conceived in the mind or spoken, iv. 8. xi. 10, World, the work of God, iv.4. made by ion, shews forth God's io laa 9, 10. and is a fit emblem of the Holy Ghost, xvi. 11, 12. principle of plants, things flying and creeping, ix.

10. heavens are of water,iii. 5. ix. 5. why chosen as the instrument of Baptism, iii, 5. its uses in the Old covenant, ib. means of rescue to Israel, ib. xix.3, sanctified by Christ's Baptism and miracles, iii. 11. xii. 15. the evil God according to the Manichees, vi. 13. made by the Son, si.

21, 22. for man, xii. 5. mirrors forth God's glory, ix. 2, &c. its lessons, ix.

16. marred by man's sin, xv.3. shall perhaps be renewed at the last day, ib. '* God of this world," vi. 28, 29.

Waters of eg degree gain a sanctifyin er by the invocation of the Holy Ghost, iii. 3. though ised by the world, Intr. 16. Water and the Soul of the world, viii. 2. x.

Spirit answer to Man's double nature, iii. 4. vide iii. 16. inseparable, iii. 4.

Waters of Baptism have Christ in them, Xgerepigs, Intr. 15.

" the Xanthicus,the month,seagon of the Creation, Passover, Resurrection, xiv.10.

INDEX OF GREEK WORDS.

eee *Heagxzia, Xvi. 22.

*"E vinArgoss, iti, 3, 12, xin, 7.

"Eesousleg, xxiii. 15.

*Ewsrhun, Lotrod. 4. vi. 35.

"Besfeienens, Xi. 1. xxiii. 19.

"Atevwrares, ii. 7.

Aleéneés, x. 13. xiii. 33. av.11. xix. 2. xxii. 9. a *Ancuperéon, xiii. 5, xvi.

22.

"Apderages, Xvi. 7.

*Avayloraces, Lotrod. 16. vii. 9.

Ebayyinia, iv. 4, 7. xiii. 21, 35.

Ebdoyla, xiii. 6.

Eiwubds, x. 9. xv. 30.

EbsiBus, xvi. 4.

* Avayimrnimeres, iv. 33. vide xiii. 7, 19.

"A oT pb, Xo 10. petra xxii. 3. xuiii. 15.

"Avsrdsrbas, xv. 27, 30.

; ; "Avagxes,iv.4. xi.4, note. v.51, 20, vi. 13.

Zawr, for Faerv, xii. 20, "Avipeaseo, iv. 7, Dot.

*Acciyerravai, vii. 16.

"Hy des ob &o, xi. 18.

*Aveicuwes, xX. I. xxi. 1. xxl. 20.

"Avewieeaees, iv. 8. ill. 7. EV. 21.

"Awabas yovrabsig, vi. 6.

"AwagédrArnaes, xi. 18.

"Aw Qracgepasias, rit. 6.

@siuag, xi. 5.

Cirnuea, x. 5.

Oteroyia, xxiii. 6.

Oeswreses, iv. 16.

@ueriuos, x. 19.

Cieu, xi. 7.

Oosmerigies, vi. 33. xviii, $2. xxiii, 2.

aD zi. 14, 20.

*Acayhs, xii. 16, "Aganoss, i. 5. iv. 27. xxm, 19.

"lags, X. 4.

"lexas, Vi. 33.

AbrsEousies, ti. J. iv. 18. vii. 13.

Abvowgeaigsres, x. 9.

Abcomgeruwsis, xv. 14, 17.

"Axgenes, xi. 14, :

"lapesves, x, 13.

Keaverzei, Introd. 4.

Kegupaies, xi. 3.

"Aven Rare, vi. 31.

Tivsebes, wed cov yivsobas hy, x. 12.

Yovenbads Beabes, vi. G.

Tivseas, xix. 7.

Aseds, xix. 7, xxi, 3.

Aoends, iv. 8. x. 3. xvii. 2.

Maerégees, xiv. 6.

Mian, ix. 15, xii, 26.

Movagyia, vi. 36. vii. 1. xvii. 2.

Moveysrts, xii. 10, Moveudis, vi. 7. xvi. 12.

Acypariads, v. 10.

Aéxness, iv. a vi. 14, xin. 4, 37. dé: coamitiens, vi. 36.

ERE, xvi. 20.

"Eyagartia, x. 19, xv. 23

*Bawdnole, xviii. 24, 25.

*EusAncmorixel, Xv. 7, 13. xvii. 10.

"Evdates, xiv. 30.

"Evtgysia, ix. 9.

\ "Engynrixde ersipaes, xxi. 3, "Evougues yivoaess, xii. 32.

Natjun, x. 5. xi. 10, 11, 22, 23, 24. xv.

25. xvi. 12,31. xvii. 31.

Nospeare, vi. 29.

Noneds, i. 4. xiii. 34. xiv. 17,23. xvii.

15, 18, 19, 21. xxii. 7.

Oixenegia, Vill. 4. x. 18. xiii. 39. xiv. 17, "Ewrugnes wageveis, iii. LI. xii. 15, xiv.

24. xv. 1, &. xvii. 5.

Oinoupsmxds, XVii. 29.

"Opssemrabis, iv. 9, xii 15.

"Opseses iavey, xi. 9. vide vi. 7. en ee warra, iv. 7. iv wes, xi 4, 27, 30.

'"Evuwésraes, Xi. 10, xvii. 5, 34.

"EE ebx Sees, xv. 9.

"Ebdyanis femgaeing, xiii. 9.

"Bineneis, xvie 6.

"BEouorsyness, ii. 15, note. xviii, 14.

'Oo, desev, ve Pref.

. ii, iv. vil. 6.

Ofvutas Lavpohvisiia xxi. 1.

*BEouela, xi. 22. vide x. 6, note,

INDEX.

11 déus, vii. 5.

Taideg, vi. 12. viii. 8. xti, 2. xiii, 11.

Tlavwyvgi%er, xix. 10.

Thavrongdeae, x. 5.

Nagasaratgns, v.13. xii. 16.

Taghsseweles ca Yoxer, xi. 31.

Tlag@ives, xii. 21.

Tlagwsla, xiv. 2). xvi. 22, Tlagev, xiv. 2. xv. 27.

Tlageuvia. vide"Evengnes.

Nhudagxeir, xv. 30.

Tieeds, Introd. 6. vi. 1.

Tivsomavinds, xvii. 21, 22. xxii. 8.

Tivsuparepiges, xvi. 28, Tig) aleve, xi. 13.

Neeaigerss, Introd. 1. vii. 16. ix. 13. xiii.

Smuwleng, vii. 5.

Ywedlwd, iv. 8. xvi. 4, Yovakss, i. 6. x. 14. xiv. 26.

Liediyes breEdrscorees Introd. 17. mwsesnsg, i. 2, 8. tii, 3, 4.

SxerdZa, Introd. 13, i. 5.

Legéuives, Introd. 15. xiii. 13.

Téwy, bv, xxii. 3.

Tiheiag egexewt, xi. 3.

Thewarceia, iv. 8. xi. 16. xv. 9.

*T wancbus, xv. 30.

: ag, XViii. 17.

Ge ug, Vi. 7. vii. 5. ix. 9, 11. x. 3. xvi. 5, 24, xvii. 17.

*Tgteres, xvii. 2, 5, 28.

6, 29. xv. 30, xvii. 10. xix. 8.

Meolsep fa, Introd. 4. xviii. 14, Tgexsipsve, XXiii. 7.

Tigenord, x. 5. xi. 1, 3, 7, 13, 15, 17.

Dasvépsva, x13.

Darvagiq, xii. 3. xiii. 37.

@ircorogyla, xv. 30.

Deine, x. 9.

DeeiZinsves, Introd. 1, 2.

Décioue, riii. 21. xiv. 27.

Tigeadpas, xii. 3.

TgdFaveg, xii. 14. xx. 6.

Tigerrdens, iv. 35. vi. 15.

Tigiewwe, x. th ae, Xxi. 3.

Xgierw, Xi. 1. xvi. 15.

Xporepiess, Introd. 15. xxii. 3.

TigePagenés, iv. 8. xi. 10.

Tewroredens, ii. 19. xi. 3. xvii, 27.

Tigerérones, xi. 4.

Tlewrordres, xiv. 21.

WVivderiyenga, iv. 36.

Wirig Ardgwres, xii. 1. xiii. 2, 24, 33.

Lagnefayia, xxii. 4.

Lvynardéeess, v. 10. xxi. 3. xxl. 6.

INDEX OF TEXTS.

LEVITICUS.

GENESIS.

4, 5. x. 1. xiv. 10.

8, 3.

Xviii. 24, iii, 5. ix. 5. ix. 8. ix. 13. x. 6. xii. 5. xiv. 10, x. 6. xii, 5. xii. 80. xiii. 2. xvii. 13.

24. 25.

NUMBERS.

1], 24—29. xvi. 26, 26 13, 17. x. 11.

20, 17. vid. xi. 17. xvi. 5.

24, 9, xiv. 3, xviii. 13, xix. 9. xiii, 31. xii. 29. xx. 2. xxi. 4.

DEUTERONOMY.

4,10. xviii. 24.

16. vi. 7.

24. vi. 27.

5, 26. xii. 13

9, 10. xviii. 24.

20. ii. 10.

14, 1. xi. 4, 18, 15. xii. 17.

22, 27. xii. 21.

28, 66. xiii. 19

32, 6. vii. 8.

22. vi. 27.

82. xiii. 29.

34, 9. xvi. 26, xvi. 10. xiii. 18. xiv. 11. xix. 9. ii. 7. xii. 5. xiii. 10. xii. 28. xii. 16.

Xviii.11, 13. vi. 3. xix. 8. x. 6. vii. 16. xii, 31. xii. 16. xii. 17. xiv. 8.

JOSHUA.

2, 11. ii. 9. aids x. 1l.

6,5.20. x. 11.

14, 1. ib.

EXODUS.

1 SAMUEL.

2, 6. vi.

27.

9,9. 11. bah

2 SAMUEL.

83, 13—29.

84, 5—9, 40, 6. 7. 28.

12, 10—18, fi. 11, 12.

16, 10. 11.

23, 2. ii. 12. x. 7. xii. 16. x. 8. ili. 5. xvi, 28,

INDEX OF TEXTS.

1 KINGS.

1, 4. xii, 31.

18,1. &o. ii. 14.

19, 10. xii. fe 13. rii. 16.

21, 29. ii. 13, 2 KINGS.

2,9—ll. xiv. 25, 26.

5.24. &e. xvi. 17.

16, 3. xii. 22. xxii. 7, x. 19. xiv. 24. xviii. 25. xxiii. 2. xiv. 4. ii. 6.

Intr. 16. i, 1.

2 CHRONICLES.

6, 18. xii. 9

83, 19.18, ii. 14.

EZRA. viii. 2. xvii. 19. xiv. 5.

6, 15. xii. 19.

NEHEMIAG.

xiii, 6. xv. 28. xxi. 2.

9, 20. xvi. 28. xxi. 3. vii, 12.

JOB.

5, 8.9. viii. 8.

7, 9. xviii. 14, 15 18. xiv. 5.

9, 8. xi. 93. xiii. 9.

10, 11. ix. 16.

12, 8. xi. 11, 24. xiii. 14.

14,7. &o. xviii. 16.

19, 25.26. ib.

, 8. ix. 9.

29, 16. vii. 9. xiv. 24, 26. xviii. 25. xiii. 29. vii. 8. xii. 10. xi. 9. xv. 1, 10. xiii. 19. xiii. 28.

86, 97. vi. 4.

87, 16.22. viii. 8. ix. 9

88,2.3.

| ix. 1, 11. ix. ll.

14,17. xi.

28.37. ix.9.

89, 26. ix. 12.

40, 19. viii. 4.

28. iii. 11.

41, 13. iii. 11. xii. 7.

Intr. 6. xi. 4. xiv. ll. ii. 9.

Zili. 84. xii. 1, 8, vii. 2.x. 4. xii. 23. xiv. 27.

PSALMS. lil. Digs xv. 3, 28.

1, 5. xviii. 14.

2, 3. xii, 12. xxiii. 14. xy, l. ix. 9. xxii. 9.

9. xii. 18.

7. vii. 2. x. 2. xi, 5, xii. 19.

INDEX OF TEXTS.

xiii. 32. xiv. 11. iti. 7. xv. 25. xx. 2. xiii. 9, xiii. 31. xiv. 5. iii. 16.

104, 24,25. ix. 11, 16, 16.

105, 15. xri.).

109, 1-3. = xiii. 9.

25. xiii. 17, 30.

1190, 1. iv. 14. x. 9. xiv. 28.

8. vii. 2. xi. 5.

4. x. 14.

114, 3. xii. 15.

115, 17 xviii, 14, 116, 12 xxii. 5

118, 22. x. 3.

ISAIAH. i xiii. 94.

119, 91. i. 5.

103. ix. 13.

126, 5. iv. 27.

182, 6. xii. 20.

1). xii. 23.

17. x. 16.

139, 8. vii. 2.

12.

Intr. 15.

31. xvi. 10

143, 10. xvi. 28. xvii. 5.

144, 5 xii, 7.

147, 14 xviii. 27.

148, 4. xi. 11. v. 4. xi. 14, xii. 1, 2, 21, 22. i, 6. xiv. 30. xii. 24. xiv. 30. xvii. 5. xvii. 10.

. xi. 16, 23.

13. xii. 84.

149, 1. xviii. 25, 150, 6.

PROVERBS.

xxi. 7. xii. 15. xix. 10. iv. 81. xviii. 15. xiv. 14, 4, 25. ii. 2.

5, 3. iv. 2.

15. xvi. 1).

6, 6. ix. 13. ii. 1.

17, 6. v. 2. viii. 6.

20, 6. v. 2.

830,21.22. vi. 26. iii. 1. xviii, 84. xvi. 30.

Wie S70 3X0 Ze xi. 16.

ECCLESIASTES.

8, 2. xx. 4.

7, 29. ii. ).

9, 7. 8. xxii. 8.

10, 4. ii. 3.

11, 9. 10.

12, ras xv. 20.

CANTICLES.

I, 4. iii. 2.

2,10—12. xiv. 9, 10.

3,1-—4 xiv. 11—13, 11. xiii. 17.

4,1. 2. iii. 16.

12. xiv. 5.

14, xiv. 11.

16. xiv. 5.

4.8.9.

Tiii. 34,

INDEX OF TEXTS.

59, 21. xvi. 30.

10,6—19. xii. 14.

60, 1. 8. xviii, 34.

12, 1. xv. 15.

61, 1. xvi. 30, xxi. 1.

2. iv. 81. xv. 17. xviii. 16. we 10. ii, 2. xxii. 8.

7. 11.12. xv. 16.

»ll. x. 12.

63, 1. xiii. 97. ll. xiv. 30.

16. vii. 10. tore 64, a A 2, 20. xii. 26.

65, 2. xiii. 27, 28. te Sac:

15.16. x. 16, xviii. 35.

y 3. xiv. 14, ~ 20. xviii. 34.

9, 12. xii. 26.

' os Vie 8.

10, 6. xiii, 14. ah ae 34.

13, 14. xiv. 17.

JOEL.

JEREMIAH.

2, 28. xvi. 29, xvii. 19.

17S. xii. 25, 31. xv. 3.

2, 21. ii. 1. iv. 19.

27. vii. 12, 4, 4. v. 6.

AMOS.

8, 4. ii. 5.

11, 19. xiii. 19.

2, 8. xii. 6.

13, 16. xiii. 15.

4, 13. x. 15.

82, 19. viii. 1.

8,9.10. xiii. 25.

38, 6. xiii. 12. ll. xiii. 1.

9, 6. xiv. 24.

LAMENTATIONS,

JONAH.

5, 58. xiii. 35.

1,1—15. vi. 26, xiv.17

_ fy —15. vi.

26, xiv. 17, 18.

4, 20. xiii. 7. xvii. 34.

2) 39, eter on, ?

EZEKIEL.

MICAH.

1,6.&c, ix. 3.

3, ma ae + 2,1. ix. l.

. eos 11,6.94. xvi. 14, 80.

5, 2. xi, 20. xii. 20. ii. 1.

3. xii, 26.

18, 20, - 81. i. 1.

7, 2. xii. 6.

28, 12—17. ii. 4.

36,25. iii. 16. xvi. 30.

38, 1. xviii. 1, 15.

NAHUM.

2,1. xvii. 12.

DANIEL.

4, 6. xvi. 31.

' 81. ii. 18

3, 2. 3. xii. 20.

84. viii. 5.

6, 23. ve 4.

79-14. xvel, 21, 94, 27.

ZEPHANIAH.

17. &e.' xv. 13,1 \e ; 8, 17. ix. 1. Et 3,7—10. xiv, 6, 7.

9, 25, &o. xii. 19.

14, iii. 16.

INDEX OF TEXTS.

8. MATTHEW.

HAGGAT. ye xi. 5.

20. x. 12.

33. xi, 14.

24. xii. $l.

2, 2. xii. 9.

8, 6. 7. &o. iii. 7. ll. iii. 9, 16. xvii. 9.

17. x. 2. xi. 9.

4, 5. viii. 7. hl. x. 10.

17. iii, 14.

5, 17. iv. 38, x. 18.

23.24. xxiii. 3.

45. vi. 16.

48. vi. 8.

6, 9. vii. 7. xxiii. 11. iv, 4.

7, 6. i, 3. xvii. 36.

2 v4.

8, 24-26. xiv. 17.

» 8. v. 8.

10, 20. xvii. 4.

28. xv. 16.

28. viii. 3.

29. vii. 6.

34, vi, 27.

87.

. vil. 15.

11, 3. iii, 6. v. 11. xiv. 19.

18, xxi. 4.

27. vii. 5.x. 1,9. xvi. 24. iv. 7.

2, 6. 6. xvi. 39.

8. viti. 6.

ZECHARIAH.

1, 6. xvi. 29.

2, 10. xii. 8.

4, 10. vi. 8.

9,98—11. xii. 10, 17. xili. 34.

11, 12.13. xiii. 10, 12.

12,10.13. xiii. 41. xv. 22.

14, 4. xii. 11.

6. 75 xiii. 34.

MALACHI.

1, 10. xviii. 25.

8, 1. xii. 8.

3—5. xv.2.

4, 2. xiii, 34.

WISDOM OF SOLOMON.

6, 16. xvi. 19.

7, 18. xv. 18.

13, 6. ix. 2, 16.

ECCLESIASTICUS.

vi. 6, x. 1.

28. dele 12, 28— 82. iv. 16. xvi. 1. xvii. 11.

40. xiv.

17.

18, 18.15. iv. 19. vi. 28, 29.

32. v. ll.

438. vii. 16. xi. 34. xvii. 18.

14, 29—32. v.7.

16, 18—17. xi. 3.

18. xvii. 25.

19. xiv. 26.

22.23. xiii. 5.

17, 2. x. 7. xiii. 18

8,21.92. vi, 4. xi. 19.

4, 31. xiii. 8.

34,9.10. vv. xxiii. 17.

BARUCH. (vide iv. 35.) 3, 35—87. xi. 15. xii. 4.

6. i.e. Epistle of Jeremiah. v. iv. 35.

SONG OF THE THREE

. v. 1).

18, 10. vi. 6. vii. 11

12, xv. 24.

19, vi. 15.

23.35. i. 6.

19,16—18.21. viii. 6. xvii. 80.

6. xvii. 29, 29. xvii. 30.

CHILDREN.

vy. 4. 6, ii, 16.

27. ii. 18.

} 32. ix. 3.

HISTORY OF SUSANNAH.

20, 12—15. xiii, $l. xv. da 16. xv. 7.

18. xiii. 6.

21, 9. xii. 23. xv. 1.

19. i. 4.

31. iii. 8. x. IL.

92, 11, Int, 3. iij. 2.

43, xiv. 28, xvi, 31.

BEL AND THE DRAGON.

33—36. xiv. 26.

INDEX OF TEXTS.

23, 2. xii. 32, 37. vi. 8.

38. xiii. 33, 39. xv. |.

24, 2. x. ll. xv. 15.

XY. 4.

4—15 xv. 5—9.

15, iv. 15.

16.21.22, xv. 16.

24. xv. 17.

29, xv. 3.

30,31. xv. 21, 22.

43.44. xv. 4.

25, 22, i. 2. iff. 2

39. vi, 28.

30. xy. 21, 33.

31. &. xv. 24, 25.

385.36. viii. 6. xv. 26.

41. vi. 27. xv. 26

9, 30, &o. xix. 8. ii. 4. xiii. 32. xvi. 15, iii. 1). xvii. 12.

46.

™ XViii. Qy.

26, 20. &c. xiii. 6

27.28.

-xxii. 1,7 47. xiii, 9.

53. xiii. 12.

62. xiii. 16.

64. xiv. 29.

27, 4—7. 10. xiii. a a4. 25. xiii.

27—29. xiii. 46-18: 97.

51. xiii. 32, 52.53. xiv. 16—18.

63—66. xiii. 4. xiv. 5.

28, 1—7. xiii. 22. xiv. 12, 13. x. 10.

9. xiv. 1, 13.

11.13. xiv. 14, 20. eon 12, &o. an re xvii. 12,

ST. JOHN.

ra iii. 14, xi. 10, xii. 1. iv. 4. vi. 9. xi. 12, 21.

10. 11.

13. xi. 24. xii. 8. vii. 13, xi. 9. xii. 1, 4. vi. 6. vii. 11, ix. 1. xiv. 27.

ST. MARK 1,1. iii. 6.

4, 34. vi. 29.

9, 24, v. 9. x. 18.

10, 38. iii. 10.

11, 14. xiii. 18, 15, 23. xiii. 29. iii. "he xi. 9. xvii. 12. i. 3. xiii. 20. v. 10. xi. 6. xvii. 19. x1. xi. 6, xviii. 30. xvi. ll. xi. 6, 7. xvii. 11, 84. xviii. 20.

ST. LUKE.

1, 16. x. 10, xvii. 6.

26. xii. 1.

32, xii. 28. XV. 27.

35.4). xii, 32. xvii. 6.

2. 13. vii. 6. xi. 23.

: iii. 6. xii. 26.

2, 4. 5. xii. 31.

7. xv. 1.

10. x. 10.

14. xii. $2.

22. xii. 32.

98, &o. x. 19. xvii. 7.

33. vii. 9.

49. vii. 6. xi. 13. xv. 265. vy. 10, xi. 6, xviii. 30.

INDEX OF TEXTS.

7, 19. wi. 38

10, 1.&c. xvii. 28.

88.39. xvi. 11}.

36. x. 10.

8, 29.

Xv. 30.

38. xxi. 2.

35. xv. 27.

48. iii. 3.

88. xi. 10, 11, 1. &c. 26. iii. 29.

9.41. vii. 13, 14.

15, 1—30. xvii. 29.

8, 44. xv. J4.

19, 40.

Xviii. 26.

; 49. vii. 5.

21,10. 11. xiii. 22. v. xvii. 28, 31.

66.58. xi. 20.

26, 28 xvii. 31.

10, 9. vii. 2. x. 3.

iv. i.

18. xiii. 6, 28 ROMANS.

80. xi. 15.

11, 14. ko.

¥. 9.

1, 3. xii. 23. xiv. 21.

: xiii. 6.

19.28. iv. 19. xviii. 6.

9,15.16. xv. 25. xviii. 30

4, 11—23. v. 5, 6. xii. 1.

5, 10. xxiii. 5. vii. 2. x. 8, xiii. 2, 12.17. xiii. 2, 28. xi. 18.

14. xv. 31.

11. xi. 16.

17. xiii. 2.

16—26. xvi. 14. xvii. 4, 11, 34.

20. xii. 15, xiii. 3).

15, 1. x. 5. xiv. 11.

6, 2—4.

Intr.2. iii. 1,12. xx-1, 6.

10. vii. 5.

5. iii. 12. xx. 7.

26. xvi. 4. xvii. 4, 11.

11.

Intr. 5.

16, 7—15. ib.

12. xxiii. 13.

17, 5. vii. 10. xi, 20. xiii. 6.

13, xx. 8.

10. xi. 23, 19. iv. 19.

25. vi. 16.

22. xviii. 30.

18,8 vi. 26.

7, 16.

1v. 19, 19, 11. viii. 5.

23. xii. 15.

17. xiii. 23.

8, 9.

Xvii. 4.

26.27. vii. 9.

11.

Xvii. $2, 30. xiii. 32.

14.15. vii. 14. xvii. 4,5. xxiii. 5.

34. iii. 10. xiii. 20.

17. iti. 15.

37. xiii. 41, 18. xvi. 20.

41. xiii. 32. xiv. 5.

26. xvi. 20.

20, 1. xiv. 12, 28.

Intr. 1. ive vii. 7. xi. 18.

29. xxi. 1.

19. xiv. 11, 12.

34. xiv. 29.

23. 23. xiv. 22. xvii. 12.

35, xv. 16.

27. xiii. 39.

10, 6. xiv. 2].

- 10.

11,17.24. xx.3.i,4.

33, vi. 9.

ACTS.

18, 14. xix. 10.

14, 9.

Xv. 26.

1, 5. xvii. 14.

15, 19. 24. xvii. 26

(fe xv. 4, 21. xiii. 7

12, x. 19.

30.

Xvi. 32.

19, 28. iv. 19.

16, 18, iv. 2.

2,2. iii. 9. xvii. 13, 14.

3. 4. dec. xvii. 15, 16, dc.

1 CORINTHIANS.

24. xiv. 19, 87. 38. iii. 15.

1, 9.

Intr. 6. v. 1.

8, 1.2. avii. 3], 18. 23. 24. xii. 3, 8. vi. 18.

5,1.8&¢. xvi. 17. xvii. 21.

2,4. xiii. 8.

Il. xvii. 22.

9. vi. 9.

6, 8. xvii. 24, 10.11. iv. 16. vi.6. xi. 13. xvi. 23.

8, 5. xiv. 7. xvii. 25.

18, xvii. 1.

20. xvi. 10.

3,12.15.

[ntr. 17. xv. 2.

9,1.&c. x. 17,18. xvii. 26

| 4, 15. vii. 9, 13. xi. 9.

82—42. xvii. 97.

6, 9.10.12. iii. 8.

INDEX OF TEXTS.

6, 19. iv. 23, xii. 26.

7, 5. iv. 25.

8. 9. iv. 26.

8, 6. iv. 16, x. 1, 10. qe iv. 27.

9, 22. x. 5.

10, 4. x. 7. xiii. 34.

11.

Inir. 3. xxi. 6.

11, 2. xix. 8.

3. xi. 14. xiii. 23.

23. xxii. 1, 12, 1—-4 xvi. 1.

8, v. ll. xvi. 12. xvii. 2.

28. xviii. 27.

14, 14.

Intr. 14.

34.

Intr. 14.

15, 1. xiv. 1.

3. 4, xiii. 34.

5—20. = xiv.2).

16. ° xviii. 17.

25—28. x.9. xv. 29—3).

85.36. xviii. 17.

49. xxiii. 11.

53.

Xviii. 18.

55. iii. 1). xiv. 19, 16, 20. xxiii. 3.

1,183.17. xvii. 5, 35. xviii. 35, 19.20. xiv. 29.

2,4. 5. xviii. 35, 10. ii. I.

3, 5. xvii, 33.

14,15. vii. 1, 5. xvii. 4.

4, 5.

Totr. 7. xvi. 24.

10. xi. 10. xiv. 30. ll. xiii, 29.

22.23. i, 3, 30. xvii, 37 5, 11. vi. 19.

25. xviii. 25, 33, 26. iii. 5, 6,1. vii. 15.

11.14. xxi. 4

16.

Intr. 16.

16. v. 4, 17.18. xvii. 33

PHILIPPIANS.

1, 19.

XVii. 4.

2, 7. xv. 23, 26.

11. vii. 5.

3, 1. xviii. 34.

19. xix. 6.

4, 4. xviii. 34, 13. xxi. 4.

2 CORINTHIANS.

1, 3. vi. 1. vii. 5.

2, 16. xxi. 4.

8, 14. xv. $2.

18. xxi. 4, xxii. 9.

4, 3, 4. vi. 28, 29.

COLOSSIANS.

1, 16.18.

= xiii, 28.

16.17. iv. 4. xi. 24.

20.

'xiii. 14, 33.

2, 8. iv. 1, 2, 10. xiii. 23.

11,12. v.6.

13.14.

Intr. 17

16. xiii. 36. xx. 1.

3,1. xiv. 29.

9. ili. 7. xx. 2.

10. i. 2.

20. vii. 15.

Xe ie "fe x. 15, 5, 6. i, 2.

10. xviii. 20.

6, 7.8. xviii. 27.

14, vi. 13. v. 35.

16. xii. 34. xxiii. 11.

10,14.16. xv.32.

11, 14. iv. 1, v. 12. xv. 4.

13, 12, xviii. 33.

GALATIANS.

1 THESSALONIANS.

1, 8. 9. v. 12.

16. x. 18.

3, 23.24. iv. 33.

27. xxi. 1.

4,4. xii. 31.

Xvii. 4.

26. xviii. 26.

5, 22,23. xvii. 38.

6, 14. xiii. 1.

4, 12. xvii. 17, 16. &c. xiv. 80. xv. 19, 21. xviii.

29.

5, 21. 32.

23. vi. 36. xxiii. 23. ye -

2 THESSALONIANS.

2, 3. &c.

' xv. 9. xv, 165, xv. 14, 15. xv. 17. v. 12.

EPHESIANS.

15.

10, 11.

1,3.7.8. xviii. 35.

5. xxi. 1.

INDEX OF TEXTS.

1 TIMOTHY.

12, 16. iv. 24. xv. 25.

21. xii. 138.

1, 4. xvii, 33.

Is, 4. iv. 25.

18, 14 x. 18, 8. xii. 17.

3, 5. 6. x. 5. xiii. 2.

S, 15. xviii. 25.

ST. JAMES.

4, 8. iv. 37.

6, 31. v. 18.

1, 2. xxiii. 17.

23. iv. 27.

5. xiii. 8.

6, 18—15. v. 13.

vii. 5.

20. xv. 33.

2, 28. vy. 5.

33. fv. 37.

1 ST. PETER.

2 TIMOTHY

1,11. xvii. 4.

1, 14. xvii. 32.

17. vii. 14.

3, 8. xii, 23.

19. xix. 8

8, 7. vide iv. 2.

2, 1. xxiii. 1.

4,3.4. xv. 9. ip eS 6. 8. xiii. 35.

TITUS.

22.28. xiii. 3, 5.

24, Intr. 6. xiii. 33

3, 11. xv. 2.

3,21.22. xiv. 29.

3, 4. xviii. 35.

5, 7. vii. 14.

5. xix. 10.

8. iv. 1. x. 3. xix. 1, 10.

14.

Xxiii. 3.

HEBREWS. ee ee Aw 1,1. xi. 1.

2 ST. PETER.

2. xi. 24.

8. xiv. 25, 29 1,4. xxii. 3.

6. vide xi. 4

3, 13. vide xv. 3. xviii. 15.

8. 9. xi. 15.

13. xiv. 99.

2, 13. i. 6.

1 ST. JOHN.

14. fii, 11. xix. 4.

8, 13. xv. 32. xxiii. 15

1, 8. xxiii. 16.

14. xxi. J.

Intr. 6.

6, 2. x. 11,14.

2, 16. vii. 14.

° x. 11.

19. vi. 14.

13.14. iv. 81.

20. xxi. 1.

6, 18. x. 14.

92,98. vii. 5. x. 1, 14.

7, 3. xv. 82.

37. xxi. 7.

91.9. x. 14.

3, 8. ii, 4.

26. x. 4.

10. vii. 13.

9, 11. x. 16. xiii. 32

4, 18. xiv. 13

19. iii. 6.

6, 1. xi, 7.

10, 1. xvii, 29.

-12. xiv. 29.

15. xvii. 38.

2 ST. JOHN.

19.20. xiii. 32.

22. iii. 4, 11. vi. 19.

29. xvii. 5.

11, i. 6.

Wal i4e 8.9. &e, v. 5.

REVELATION.

26.37. x. 7.

12, 2. xiv, 29.

5, 5. x. 8.

15.

Tatr. 2.

1 12, 3. xv. 27.

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