Neighbour, who is our, 25 ; love to lle]»entance, true, the mercy of God
378 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
to those who forgive not others, 227. Parents, not to be recognised when they hinder our ministry, 353. Paul, example of elocjuence from, 127, in guilt, 187 ; not allowable to save auother from injury, 1^-.
Life, eternal, though the reward of pood works, is itself the gift of
(Jo.l, 2:)0.
etc. ; his 8i)eaking by permission and not of commandment expounded, 231 ; a persecutor, 323. Pentecost, 321. Philosophers, heathen, what they have said rightly to be appropriated to our uses, 75. Plato, was in Egypt when Jeremiah was there, 05. Powers that be, subjection to the, illustrated, 317. Prayer, ability to read granted in answer to, 3 ; to be engaged in before preaching, 143, 170 ; the daily, of the believer makes satisfaction for daily trivial sins, 225. Prayer, the Lord's, 178, 255, etc. Preaching the discourses of others, when permissible, 100. Predestination to eternal life is wholly
Logic.'il secjuence, valid, not devised, hut only obaerved by man, GO. Lot, the, for deciding whom to aid,
Love, to God and our neighbour, includes love to ourselves, 22 ; the order of, 2'.i ; never faileth, 'A'2 ; its import, 00 ; greater than faith and hope, 1250 ; is the end of all the commandments, 'JoO ; action of, 273, etc. See Faith. Lucan, quoted, 170. Lucus—quod ininime luceat, 105.
Mediator, a, needed by fallen men, 200 ; must he God in order to redeem us, 251. Men, ministry of, employed for teaching and administering sacraments,
Men, fallen, God's judgments on, 104 ; restored through the mercy of (Jod, 105 ; the restored part succeed to the place lost by the rebellious angels, lOG ; not saved by good works, but by grace through of (iod's free grace, 242. Prohibitions. Scr Commands. Pronunciation, how it serves to remove ambiguity, S3. Prophecies, Old Testament, fulfilment of, pointed out, 332. Punctuation, ambiguities of, 81. Punishments, future, eternity of, 253. Purgatorial fire, possibly some befaith, 107 ; needed a mediator, 200; all born of Adam are under condemnation, 21 1. Monstrous births, and the resurreclievers may pass through a, in the future life, 224. Purification of st>ul, necessary in order tion, 23(5. Muses, tlie nine, legend of their to see (iod, 13. '^^^^ —,^^ origin, 54.
Pythagoras, not prior to the Hebrew
Narration', to be employed in catechiHing, 270, 278. Natiire, the (Christian knows no more
Scriptures, 05.
QricK, the, and the dea<l, Christ shall
judge, expounded, 214.
of, than that the goodness of the Greator is the cause of all things,
PvEoeneration, effects of, 258.
180. Neighbour, who is our, 25 ; love to our, 30. Ne])tune, described by Claudian, SS. Number, the science of, not created but only discovered by man, 73. Numbers, the mystical, 52, 114.
true, the mercy of God necessary to, 2.^4. Resurrection, the, of the Iwdy, gives rise to many (questions, 235, etc. ; of the saints, 238 ; of the lost, 230 : derided by some, 333 ; is certain, 308. Plu'toric, use of, 72 ; what use a
Omens, how far of force, and the j)art
teacher is to make of the devils have in them, i\\. Omnipotf-nce of (Jod, 'M4, etc. Orator, aim of the, 130, 105.
art, 121, etc. ; it is better to listen to and imitate eloquent men than attend teachers of, 125.
Pardon of sin, conditioned by penitence, and has reference chiefly to the future judgment, 221 ; not givan
Saints, the, resurrection of, 238 ; shall know at the resurrection the