Hearers, to be moved as well as in- angels, 194 ; will be explained at
INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 377
Hope, a buttress of faith, IG ; everything pertaining to, embraced in the Lord's Prayer, 255. See Faith. Human institutions, superstitious nature of, 5G ; of those not super-
11 ; is unchangeable wisdom, 12; j is alone to be loved for His own sake, 10 ; uses rather than enjoys man, '27 ; to be worshipped through faith, hope, and love, 176 ; in what sense said to be angry, 200 ; par- ^ dons sin, but on condition of penitence, 221 ; alone decides what sins are trivial and what not, 230 ; does well even in the permission of evil, 241 ; foreknew the sin of the tirst man, and ordered His own purposes accordingly, 249 ; is love, 259 ; severity of, 275 ; exclusive eternity and omnipotence of, 344. God, finger of, siguities the Holy stitious, some are superfluous, some convenient and necessary, G2. Humility essential to the study of Scripture, 77.
Idioms, how to attain a knowledge of, 49. Ignorance, sometimes better than knowledge, ISG. Inellable, in what sense God is, 11. Inference, logical, how valid, 70. Intermediate state, the, 252. Interpretation of Scripture, rules for,
Spirit, 314. God, grace of, displayed in Christ, 202,
1 ; depends on two things, understanding and making known its meaning, 7 ; dangers of mistaken, 31 ; a diversity of, useful, 44 ; how faulty, can be amended, 46 ; figures, etc. ; in election, 243 ; necessary to man's salvation before the fall, 250. God, peace of, 220. God, will of, never defeated, though much is done contrary to His will, 245 ; always good, but sometimes
91, etc. ; sayings and doings ascribed to God and the saints, 92 ; commands and prohibitions, 95 ; sins of great men, 100 ; obscure passages to be interpreted by clearer, 102 ; passages susceptible of various interpretations, 103 ; rules of Tichonius the Donatist, 105-119.
fulfilled through the evil will of man, 24G. God will have all men to be saved, expounded, 241, 247. God, Wisdom of, how He came to us and healed man, 14, etc. Good, all things made, 181 ; but not perfectly good, hence they are liable to corruption, 182 ; there can be no evil where there is no good, 183. 8te Evil. Good works, men not saved by, 107;
Israel, the spiritual, 112 ; prefigured the future Church, 312 ; history of, and its significance, 313, etc.
Itala, the, to be preferred to other Latin versions, 49.
follow faith, 198 ; rewarded by eternal life, the gift of God, 250.
Jacob's birth, as typical of Clirist's incarnation, 271. Jews, bondage of, to the letter, and how liberated therefrom, 86, etc. Judgments of God, on fallen men and
HAPriNESS, knowledge of the causes
of good and evil necessary to man's,
185. Hearers, to be moved as well as instructed, 141. Heaven, the Church in, 21G, 219. Heretics or schismatics, compared to angels, 194 ; will be explained at the resurrection, 240; are just, 244.
Keys, the, given to the Church, 17. Kingdoms, two distinct, after the twigs lopped off the vine, 327. History, to what extent an aid in interpreting Scripture, G4. Holy life, power of, in a teacher, 1G7. Holy Spirit, the birth of Christ is of the, 203 ; is not the Father of Christ, 204 ; Holy Spirit and the Church, 214, etc. ; is not a creature, 215 ; sin against the, 235 ; signitied by the expression, linger of God, 314; mission of, on Pentecost, 321 ; the third person of the Trinity, 357 ; His individuality and offices, 302, etc.
resurrection,—Christ's and the
Devil's, 253. Knowledge, a step to wisdom, 39.
Languages, knowledge of, useful,
44, 51. Laurentius, the Enchiridion addressed to, 175, etc. Learning, what branches of, are useful to a Christian, 74. Letter, the, killeth, expounded, 86, etc. Lies, never allowable, but differ much