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House of God, 486; 606, 618. Christ, 392, 522. of God, 484; exceeding broad (continued)

House of God, 486; 606, 618. Christ, 392, 522. of God, 484; exceeding broad (continued)

690 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Macarius, 42, 97. Maccabees, 77, 306, 381. Macedonians, heretics, 297. Man, old and new, 16; consists of Possession, God ours, and we God's, even wicked masters have right to, 602. Oil, used for spiritual joy, 60; for Powe of this world signified by the Holy Spirit, 540; "oil of a sinner " flattery, 646. Onagers, 512. Organ, instrument of music, mystically used for the saints, 682. Phe God the protector of, 39, mountains, 157; obedience due to the powers that be, 602. Praise of God man's chief work, 148; soul and flesh, 105; made in image of God, 498; created in and fallen in Adam, 571, 572. See Adam and Christ. Manasses, 247, 386. Manes and Manichees, heretics, 297, manifest grounds for, 196; everlasting employment of the blessed, 402; prayer and praise, 20, 545; God's works praise im, 659, 674. Prayer, two kinds, outward and in- 645, 667. Manna, 287. Martyrs, and their persecutors, 42; Pagans, blamed Christians for all misfortunes which occurred, 390; cowards compared with Christian martyrs, 647. Pannonia, 271. Parable, i.e. comparison or similitude, 304, 366. Paradise referred to, 95, 382, 580. Pardon. See Forgiveness. Parents, to be obeyed, and when not, ward, 107; two wings of, 140, 423; perseverance in, 280; the Lord Jesus prays for us and in us, and is prayed to by us, 410; the Lord's Prayer pattern of all prayer, 652. Precepts. See Law. Predestination, secret with God, 671, sermon on Feast of the Martyrs, 128-132; case of, when exposed, 248; spirits of, in Paradise, 382; "the bones" of, 647. Mary Magdalene, 284, 645. Mary the Virgin, 54, 55, 83, 146. 'Maximianists, heretics, 212, 218.

Melchisedek, 72, 543, 619. Members of the body. See Christ and the Church. Mercy, greatness of God's, 150; joined with truth, 434; every man needs mercy of God, 491; works of, commended, 474, 547, 654. Merit? our calling and election not»

680. Pride, deadly sin, 32, 56; pride of the 315; Sins of, visited on children, 38. Passion, our Lord's, described in Ps. ]xix., 300; teaches us to look for eternal, not temporal, good, 444; suffering of Christ's Body, the Church, 251. Patience, a gift of God, 254; the patience of Christ, 417. Patriarchs, called "Christs," 522. Paul, the Apostle, conversion of, 149; greatest of sinners, pattern of the grace of God, 315, 672; in what sense to occupy a throne of judgment at the last day, 42r. Peace, to be found only in part in devil, 242; pride of Adam and his race, 324; mother of envy, 493. Priest, Christ our Priest and Sacrifice, 623. See Christand Sacrifice. Primacy of Peter, 536. Promises of Old and New Testaments not the same, 342; fulfilled, an earnest of those not fulfilled, 660. Prophets, foretell the future, 80, 142; of, 15; no merit in man, 189, 410; grace not given on account of, 513. See Grace and Works. Mesopotamia, 244. Messiah. See Christ. Midian, Madian, 398. Ministers of the Gospel, unworthi-

Christ speaks in the, 635, 651; heretics false prophets, 23.

Propitiation. See Sacrifice. | Proselytes, 664.

Prosperity, perils of, 190; not the lot of Christians in this world, 207; does not make men happy. 638; Christians must not be lifted up by, nor depressed by adversity, 638. See Fob. Providence of God, over all, 663; sin ness of, no bar to God's grace, 42, 43. Moab, 247, 398. Monasteries, 439. Monks, evil lives of some, 490; why this life, 77; exhortations to peace in the Church, so1, 603; | 677; Christ is peace, 603; Christ the true peacemaker, 606. Pelagius, heretic, 241. Penitential Psalms, seven, 15. Perfect, the, repay not evil, 21; none so called, 623; Ps. cxxxili. in defence of, 622-624. Moon, used in various applications of not believing in, 653. Psalms, though one book, divided in Scripture, 41, 329, 515; as to origin of light of, 41. Moses, man of God, prayer of, Ps. really perfect, 116; an example to other Christians, 121; to be judges with the Lord at last day, 449. Perpetua, martyr, 168. Persecution, three kinds endured by into five books, 681. Psaltery, 229; mystical meaning of,

678. Punishment of the wicked, 234; how

XC., 441-446; a priest, 486; God's ways made known to, 507 ; books of, how typified, 321, 654; punishment of, 486, 487. Mouth, of God, His revelations, 562; angels are employed in punishing, 376, 377. Pythagoras, philosopher, 513, 646. the Church, 39; great persecutions inflicted on the Church, 448; why God permits persecution, 449; persecutors almost extinct through the Church's prayers, 484. Persons in the Godhead, 3o1. Peter the Apostle, threefold denial

Redemption by and through Christ, what comes out of, from the heart, 604, 633; door of restraint needed for, 645. Mysteries, the great, of God, 640, 641.

505. See Christ and Sacrifice. Refuge, God is our, 156, 317. Repent, in what sense God is said to repent, 531, 619. Resurrection, the Christian's faith in, Name, of Christ, knowledge of Him, 501; rejected by heathen philosophers, 437; our hope of, 614; the resurrection-body, 654. Righteous, delivered by God out of 484; of God, "I Am," 502. See God. Necessity mother of all employments, 402. Neighbor, every man our neighbor, of the Lord, and threefold confession, 128; monument of, in Rome, 152; chief among the Apostles, 536; remembered in Rome, 647. Pharaoh, king of Egypt, 625. Pharisees, pride and outward purity trouble, 77; blessing on, 98; sure of rest at the last, rejoice in hope, 609. See Grace, Prosperity, Tribulation. Righteousness, beauty of, 270; God's

48. See Love. Night, type of wickedness, lying, etc., _ of 493: Philistines, 398. Philosophers, pagan, some hold the 12; type of life here, 361, 494, _ $69, 638. Nineveh, 193. Noah, ark of, 421. North, what it represents, 165. Novatians, heretics, 217. Numbers, mystical meanings of, 15, gift, 316; summed up in innocence, 492. See Fustification. Rome, curies or tribes in ancient, 594; Peter and Paul remembered in, 647. soul to be immortal, but all rejected the resurrection, 437. Photinus, heretic, 297. Physician, Christ the true, go. Pilate, Pontius, 264. Plato the philosopher, 646. Pleasure of the flesh, 31 ; compared

16, 181.

Sabbath, type of everlasting rest, 103; Obedience, parents to be obeyed, 315; road to knowledge, 577; Christian sabbath in the heart or good conscience, 453. to mire, 549. See Lust.

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