Docetz alluded to, 385. came on the Hebrews, 483; dan- Funerals, hymns and psalmody at,
EPISTEE TO THE HEBREWSIAINDEX JOR SUBIBRGTS:
Cross, our Master calls glory, 383; a year, many often, the solitaries yearly or after two years, 449; Lent the preparation for the Easter-Eucharist, 449; frequent receiving right if prepared, seldom receiving too frequent if unprepared, 20., peril of unworthy receiving, 449, 458; the Deacon's warning cry at, 449, 450; the beauty of ornament that fits to approach, 450; the beauty of Eunuchs who stand by the Majesty, 2d., may be a cause of disease, even as food when the system is disordered, 449; a Royal Table, sweet Ointment, 2. , forty days' preparation, one week's care after, zd., in, a person becomes the Body of Christ,
458; unworthy partaking of, 490.
Eunuchs, spiritual, to stand before King, 450.
Evil-speaking, earns praise to the receiver if he requite it not, more abundant disgrace to the giver, 368; terrible harm we do by, 464; rife, 473; vain prayer uttered by one while repeating gossip, 464; if Pharisees condemned though he spake truth, what we when we utter lies, 2d.
Eyes, what we see with, more readily 515; makes all things pure, 72d. ; mutual aid from, 465; accused by some as being without proof, -and defended by St. Paul, 2d. , why He chose, 493; fruit of, how great, 383; our, 494.
Crowning, time of, one; of conflict of knowledge concerning God, belongs to, 465, 466; of Abel, 466; of Enoch, 469; of them of old, 482; of Joseph, 2d.; manifoldly, 26., in retribution necessary, 467; holds nothing more to be relied on than God's words, 469.
Father, his desire to remit punishment, seen in God also, 467; as he lets approved children wait for the others, so God orders that the saints wait for us, 492; sends away from a son an evil companion, if the son persist after he is warned, 518.
Filth, like a host who gives a spleneach, manifold, 492.
Danger, to run needlessly into, tempting God, 484.
Daniel, why he did not refuse the oblation and sweet odors, 485 sgq¢.; he was humble, 485, 486.
Deacon's warning and searching cry at Holy Communion, 449, 450; after the whole sacrifice is completed, 450; meaning of, 2d.
Death, of Christ, smote the devil, 385; death's death, 2d., once only, 411, 447; our purification, 444; how death undone to us, 447; its terror, 385; untimely, St. Chrysostom prays and exhorts prelates and all to pray that no, may befall, 387; day of each person's, nearer than end of all things, 463; death's death, hope given of, in Enoch's translation, 467.
Desire, implanted, 374; but capable did entertainment, and sits down with his hands smeared with the veriest, such is the covetous host, 480.
Fire, no longer consumes but bears to heaven Christian sacrifices, 420; of spirit to burn up desire of wealth, 2d., the ardent desire for heaven, the Christian's, 522.
Flesh, taken of us, sits on high, and of most grievous abuse, 502; evil cast out by chastiserhent, 500; hides sight of God, 468.
See Lust.
Despair, we may not, 396; even after is worshiped by angels, archangels, cherubim, seraphim, 388.
Food, mischief of immoderate eaters, deepest wickedness, 426.
Devil, smitten in Christ's death, 385; retained than what we hear, 434; sometimes injured from a bad habit of body, 449; of the soul, how to make beautiful and keen of sight, 450; evil desires, passions, affairs of this life darken,
468.
Ezra, gathered the scattered Scrip501, 502; what can be digested nourishes, 502; repletion worse than famine, 2d.
Forerunner, implies them who follow, and brought to nought, 2d. ,; aims to make us speak against God, 459; overthrow of, hope given in Enoch's translation, 467; if he wound not, wounded, 468; wounded in his attack on Job, wounded in his attack on St. Paul, 76.; his dart concupiscence, 2d. ; glories at our evil state, 472.
Disobedience, peril of, 378.
Dives received (améAaBes received not as a gift, but in return) here the reward of his good deeds, 391.
Docetz alluded to, 385.
Doctrines which concern the soul must be contended for, 392; ¢f/ 419.
Forgiveness of others ingredient of repentance, 412.
Form of a slave, man; form of God, tures, 407.
God, 372.
Freewill, its proneness to ill, 425; its Faintheartedness, 463, 465; times produces unbelief, 416; springs from unbelief, 455; hinders a promise of its fruit, 418; makes one no ready hearer, 423; loss from at the last, 476; at last came on the Hebrews, 483; danger of, to soul in tribulation, 516.
Faith, the, 391, 398, 400, 409, 410, somereality, 2d., it is aided by God, 425, 520.
Friends, favor of, must be risked to obtain his salvation, 472; real, help one another's souls, 505.
Funerals, hymns and psalmody at, proclaim triumph, 386; unseemly grief at, 2d.; those who tear their hair and behave unseemly ought to be long while shut out of Church, 24.; the part of madmen, 2d. ; harmful, 2d. ; a scandal and makes Resurrection disbelieved, 385, 387; Psalms cxvi, xxiii, xxxil, sung at, 386; hired mourners if admitted to Christian funeral shall be punished, those who admit them treated as idolaters, 387; daily, hourly, 426.
Dress, a lady sometimes had a precious 419, 432, 462; handed down that we may not have to engage with every heresy, 407; known to Catechumens, 432; Christ gave, 493; imparts holiness, 504; the, and right life make of full age, 409; we are to endure so long as the, is not touched, 504; cf 392; who misteach, we must shun, 519; cf. on Galatians, p. 16.
Faith, to need absolute proof of God's garment inwoven with gold, 459; beautiful and costly belong to the stage, 496; by St. Paul set at nought in the very Church itself, 334.
See Lady, Lace, Silk.
Drunkards, we go to their houses though St. Paul forbids us, 481.
Drunkenness, sin of, 490.
Enoch not discouraged by what had Providence or care, want of, 396; insufficient without a right life, 398; necessary to salvation, 2d. ; cf. 455, 516; must be very sure, 455; in it we trust the Holy Ghost, 2é.,, contrary to reasoning, 516; the very essence of things of hope, 462, 463; comes of a sincere will, 522; needs a generous soul, 465; saves, 2d.,° its might, 487, 488; can do all, 487; is all, 516; a pure life, springs of, befallen Abel, 466; and knew that he had received a recompense, 467.
Envy, no one envies himself, 456; Hebrews obnoxious to, 466; we give way to, 490.
Eucharist, 468; the Sacrifice, 430; daily, 449; therein the purifying Blood entereth the soul, springing up like a fountain in our souls, 444; many partake once or twice Garden, untilled part of, 501.
Garments, precious, laid among perfume and spices to preserve them from moths, 459.
Gifts, some receive not because of impure life, some lest it should harm their souls, 379, 380; diversity of, 380; if householder knows to whom to entrust, God more, 76., how to comfort ourselves