Body, the, death of, man's peculiar relation of, as Son to the Father,
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Abortive conceptions, question regarding resurrection of, 1'.'}."). Absolute right and wrong, treated of,
Bondage, to the letter, 86, etc. ; to signs, 89.
Canonical books, list of the, 41. Catechetical instruction, 265, etc. ; way to commence it, 277 ; of the educated, 281 ; of grammarians and professional speakers, 284 ; causes and remedies of tediousness in, 288,
94. Adam, sin of, results of the, to his posterity, 194; involved many kinds of sin, 208. Address, different methods of, to different classes of hearers, 3UU. Advent. See Christ. Affections, change of, the way to heaven, 17. Ages of the world, the six, 318, etc. Aids to interpreting Scripture history, etc. Catechumen, examination of, as to his views, 275 ; specimen of address to (1) one of worthy A'iews, (2) one of false aims, 302, etc. ; formal admission of, 329. Causes, essential to man's happiness to know the, of good and evil, 185 ; the secondary, of evil, are ignorance and lust, 1 93. Charms, to be avoided by Christians,
64 ; mechanical arts and dialectics,
C7. All things gathered together in one in
Christ, expounded, 219. Almsgiving, will not, without change of life, atone for sin, 225, 228 ; the greatest, is forgiveness of debtors and love of enemies, 226 ; the first, m. Children, probably involved in the is to pity our own souls, 229. Ambiguity, rules for removing, 81, 84. Ambrose, examples of style from, 155, guilt, not only of our first parents, but also of their own immediate parents, 208. Christ, purges the Church by afflictions, 16 ; opens the way to our nome, 17 ; is the first way to God, 29 ; birth of, 200 ; being the only Son of God, is at the same time man, 201 ; grace of God in His birth, 203, 205 ; made sin for us, 206 ; not regenerated in the baptism of John, 210 ; took away original sin and all other sins, 211 ; His life typical of the Christian life, etc. Amos, examples of eloquence from,
132. Angels, the fallen, God's judgment on, 194. Angels, who fell not, 196 ; nothing certainly known of their social organization, 216 ; bodies assumed by, 217 ; what Christ did for man was in a sense done for them, 218. Angry, in what sense God is said to
213 ; second c(»ming of, 213 ; generation of, as Son of God and the "Word, 316, etc. ; neither made by nor less than the Father, 348 ; born through the Holy Ghost of the Virgin Mary, 351 ; as God, has no mother, 352 ; passion, burial, and resurrection of, 354 ; ascension of, 355 ; session at the Father's right hand and coming to judgment, 356; relation of, as Son to the Father, 360. Christ, advent of, why foretold, 271 ; shows God's love to us, 272. Christians, nominal, described, 328. Church, the, purged by alHictions, be, 200. Antony, a monk who committed the
Scriptures to memory, 2. Astrologers, superstition of, 57.
Baptism, indicates our death to sin and resurrection to life, 207, 211 ; open to all, both infants and adults, 207. Body, the, death of, man's peculiar punishment, 194 ; resurrection of,
235, etc., 368. Body, the resurrection, wholly subject to the spirit, 21 ; a spiritual body, 238.