A Aaron, called by God, 112, 116 Abel, the sacrifice of, more excellent than that of Cain, 267; being dead, yet speaketh, 268; the blood of, speaks differently from that of Christ, 335 Able to save, Christ is, 174. Abraham, made heir of the world, 57; his seed laid hold of by Christ, 73; in promising to, God made an oath, 144, 147; obtained the promise after long waiting, 144; gave the tenth to Melchisedec, 155; by faith left his own country, 278; by faith sojourned in the land of promise, 279; by faith looked for a heavenly country, 280; by faith offered up his only son Isaac, 286; accounted God able to raise him from the dead, 288. Acceptably, God is to be served, 338. Adam, what was lost in, restored by Christ, 34. Adulterers, God will judge, 341, 343. Adversity, those who suffer, we ought to remember, 341. Afflictions, the great fight of, 252. Age, they of full, called perfect, 129. Altar, that of Christians, 348. Allusions, verbal, often made, 58. Allegorizing, Hesychius was over curious in, 184; the Fathers' trifling in this, 184. Ambassadors for Christ, ministers are, '66. Anchor, the, of the soul, safe and firm, 148, 153; the cable or the rope of, compared to the word of God, 153, '154; prevents shipwreck, 153, 154. Angels, inferior to Christ, 40-51; extolled by the Jews, 40: commanded to worship Christ, 43; compared to winds, 44, 45; are ministering spirits, 49; fallen, passed by, 73; cannot intercede for us, 181; an innumerable company of, we under the Gospel are come to, 333; entertained unawares, 340. Anointed, Christ was, with the oil of gladness, 46. Anvil, an, the heart of the reprobate is like to, 101. Apostle, the, and the high priest of our profession, Christ is, 76, 77. Apostles' creed, 131; the, were not scrupulous as to words in their quotations, 227. Apostles, no intercession can be made by, 181. Apostleship, the, of Christ, connected with his priesthood, 106. Apostates, fiery indignation to be expected by, 238, 245; despite done by, to the Spirit of grace, 248. See Repentance, etc. Arians, their error as to the divinity of Christ, 37. Ark, the, of the covenant, in the Holy of holies, 194, 196. Ascention, the, of Christ, removed the reproach of the cross, 179. Assembling together, the Hebrews bidden not to forsake, 239. Assembly, the general, of the first-born, to whom we as Christians are come, 334. Assurance, the full, of hope, 144, 145; the full, of faith, to draw near to God in, 234, 236. Augustine, frivolous in his exposition of "to-day," 42; what he says of faith, 262. Author of the Epistle to the Hebrews, xxxvii. 358; the, of the Law and the Gospel, the same, 31; the, of eternal salvation, 124; the, and finisher of our faith, 312. Authority, the, of the fathers, ought not to be too much deferred to, 85. B Babes, milk fitted for, 127. Baptism, catechumens prepared for, 131, 133; confession of the faith made before 131, 133. Baptism, the doctrine of, 130, 133. Barak, mentioned as having faith, 303. Beasts, wild, rebellious because of man's sin, 57. Bed, the undefiled, honourable, 341. Begetting, the, of Christ, the external and the internal, 42. Beginning, the, of confidence, to be held steadfast, 89. Believing, to the saving of the soul, '260. Binding and loosing, the power of, 102. Bitterness, any root of, growing up, '325. Blessed, the less is, by the greater, '160, 162. Blessing, the, Esau wished to inherit, '327. Blood, the, of bulls, etc., its effect, '203, 204; the, of Christ, its effect, '203, 204; without shedding of, no remission, 209, 214; the, of bulls and goats, could not take away sin, '221, 224; the, of the convenant, counted unholy by apostates, 248; unto, the Hebrews had not resisted, '314; the, of sprinkling, we are come to, 335; the, of the everlasting covenant, shed by Christ, 356. Body, one, are they who obey the same rule of faith, 70; a, was prepared for Christ, 225, 227. Bodies, our, to be washed with pure water, 234; the, of beasts, burnt without the camp, 348, 349. Boldly, we ought to come, to the throne of grace, 109. Boldness, we have, to enter into the holiest, 234. Bonds, those in, we ought to remember, 340. Bread and wine, the offering of, by Melchisedec, misapprehended by the Fathers and the Papists, 164. Brightness, the, of God's glory, the Son is, 35, 36. Brotherly love, the Hebrews are exhorted to continue, 339. Building, a, Christianity compared to, '131. Bulls, blood of, ect., its effects, 203, '204. Burnt-offerings, God had no pleasure in, 225, 226. C Cable or rope of the anchor compared to the word of God, 153, 154. Cain, the sacrifice of, disapproved, 267. Called, Aaron and Christ were, 116. Calling, the heavenly, the partakers of, exhorted, 77, 78; the, of God, made sure by faith, 93. Camp, the, the bodies of beasts burnt without, 348; Christ suffered without, 348; we are to go without, bearing his reproach, 349. Canaan, how regarded a rest, 97, 98. Candlestick, set in the sanctuary, 194. Catechism, formerly used, 131. Catechumens, prepared for baptism, '131, 133. Causes, the proximate and the ultimate, as to Christ's sufferings, 120, '123, 124. Censer, the golden, deposited in the Holy of holies, 194, 196. Chasten, God does, whom he loves, '316. Chastening, chastisement, the, of the Lord, we are not to despise, 315; if without, we are bastards, 317; for the time present, grievous, 320. Chastisements, evidences of sin, 91; yield peaceable fruits of righteousness, 320. Cherubims shadowed the mercy-seat, '194, 196. Children, Christians are, through life, '317. Christ, complete revelation, 33; was made heir of all things, 33, 34; sits on God's right hand, 39; is superior to angels, 40-51; will never cease to be the head of man and angels, 49; is peculiarly a Son, 41; is called a servant, 50; is not ashamed to call us brethren, though elevated to God's right hand, 65; our pattern in trusting in God, 68; his sympathy for the tempted, 75; his twofold character, an Apostle or teacher, and a priest, 77; is superior to Moses, 79, etc.; is called a great high priest, 106; is superior to the Levitical priests, 169, etc.; is ever able to save, 174; is a high priest, holy, harmless, etc., 174, 176; needs not to make a daily sacrifice, 174, 177; sits as a priest at God's right hand, '178; entered into the holy place with his own blood, 198, 203; suffered once for all, 215, 216; came to do the will of God, 228; perfected his work by one sacrifice, 230, 231; procured for us an entrance into the holiest by his own blood, 235; to those who tread him under foot there will be dreadful vengeance, '246-251. Chrysostom, his false gloss and refined explanation, 61; his exposition of chap. v. 7, 122; his view of chap. xi. 39, 309. Church, in the Roman, no real Christianity left, xxii; the, the restoration of, God's work, xxiv; the, is called God's house, 79; the, the master-builder of, is God, 80; the, is to be ruled by God's word, 116; the Western, not able to confute Novatus, 135; the, of the first-born, to which we are come, 334, is written in heaven, 354, 356; the pastors and rulers of, to be remembered and obeyed, 344, 352-354. City, a having foundations, heaven so called, 28; the, of the living God, '333; a continuing, we have not in this world, 349. Cloud, a, of witnesses, we are compassed with, 310. Commandment, a, the sons of Levi had, to take tithes, 160; the law of a carnal, 169; the, a disannulling of, by the promise of a priest of another order, 171; a, given by Joseph respecting his bones, 291; the, of Pharaoh, not feared by Moses's parents, 292. Communicate, to, not to forget, 351. Company, an innumerable, of angels, we are come to, 333. Comparison, the, between Christ and the high priest, 201. Confession, the, of faith, made before baptism, 131. Confidence, the beginning of, to be held steadfast, 89; in approaching God's throne, 110; their, the Hebrews exhorted not to cast away, '255. Confirmation, the rite of, to be retained, purged from the superstition of corrupt ages, 134. Conscience, not cleansed by legal rites, '197, 199; cleansed by the blood of Christ, 203, 204; an evil, our hearts sprinkled from, 236; a good, claimed by the Apostle, 354. Consolation, a strong, derived from two immutable things, 148, 151. Consuming fire, a, God is, to apostates, '335, 338. Content, to be, with what we have, '343. Conversation, to be without covetousness, 343. Corrections, become paternal, when submitted to, 317. Covenant, a better; Christ the Mediator of, 184; the first, not faultless, '186; a new, made with Israel and Judah, 187; the new, described, '188-192; the new, made the first old, 193; the ark of, in the holy of holies, 194, 196; the first, had ordinances, etc., 194-197; the, the tables of, in the holiest, 196; the new, Jesus the Mediator of, 330, 334; the everlasting, the blood of, 355, '356. Covetousness. See Conversation. Creation of the world understood by faith, 264. Creator, the, the Son of God, 63. Creed, the Apostles', 131. Cross, the, its degradation and reproach, 62, 63, 119, 179; a source of comfort to the faithful, 63. Crucify, to, the Son of God afresh, '135, 139. D David, his kingdom small compared with that of Christ, 40; was exalted above angels as the type of Christ, '41; was king only, not a priest, nor any of his successors, 48; spoke in the person of Christ, 67; his exhortation to hear God's voice, 83; was celebrated for his faith, 303. Days, the former, of trials endured by faith, to be called to remembrance, '252. Dead, Abel being, yet speaketh, 268. See Resurrection. Dead works. See Repentance, etc. Death, through, Christ dethroned, the power of the devil, 71, 72; the power of, what it means, 72; the dread of, an evidence of unbelief, 73; the, of the testator, necessary to render valid a testament, 204, 208; despising of Moses' law punished with, '266. Deception, hardness of heart produced by, 88. Decretals, the arrogant impiety of the Pope's 168. Defection, the sin of, accompanied with perfidy, 87. Descent, Melchisedec was without, 155, '157. Despise, to, Moses' law, visited with death, 266; Jesus did, shame, 313; to, we ought not, the Lord's chastisement, 315. Despite, done by apostates to the Spirit of grace, 248. Devil, the, how destroyed by Christ's death, 72. See Satan. Die, to, once, appointed to all men, '215. Difference, the, between us and the fathers, 32; between Christ and Aaron, 116; between Christ and Moses, 167. Diligence, necessary in order to attain a full assurance of hope, 144, 145. Disannulling, the, of the previous commandment, 169. Discern, to, between good and evil, '129. Discerner, God's word is a, 104. Disobedience, proceeds from hardness of heart, 84. Doctrine, a, two things secure authority to, 78. Doctrines, divers and strange, we are not to be carried away with, 345, '346. Dominion, the, of man, over the world, lost in Adam, recovered by Christ, '57, 58. Draw back, the unbelieving do, unto perdition, 260. Dreadful, what is, in death, has been taken away by Christ, 72. Dread of death an evidence of unbelief, 73. E Earth, the, receiving rain, brings forth fruit, 140; Christ no priest on, 178, 181; God spoke on, 336; shaken by God's voice, 336. Eckius, his presumption in dedicating his mass-book to the king of Poland, xxiii; transferred the function of Christ as a priest to hired sacrificers, xxiv. Efficacy, the, of the word, depends on faith, 94. Elements, the first, the Hebrews stopped at, xxix; the, of the beginning of God's words, not learnt by the Hebrews, 127; the, of knowledge, ought to be followed by a higher doctrine, 131. Elect, the, alone favoured with the Spirit of regeneration, 138. Elohim, angels and judges are so called, but no one person, except God alone, 45. End, the, of the world, what it means, '218. Endless life, an, according to the power of, Christ was made a priest, 170. Endured, the Hebrews had, a great fight of afflictions, 252. Enemies, to be made Christ's footstool, '49; why allowed to exist, 60. Enlightened, the once, it is impossible to recover, when they fall away or apostatize, 137. Enoch, endued with faith and approved by God, was translated, 269. Errors, the, of the people, the high priest offered for, 197. Esau, blessed by Isaac, 289; profane person as, to be excluded, 326; a profane person, 326; sold his birthright for one meal, 327; found no place for repentance, 328. Esau wished to inherit the blessing, '327. Essence, the, of God, is simply one, '37. Eternal. See Judgement and Redemption, etc. Evidences of sin, 91. Example, the, and shadow of heavenly things, the tabernacle was, 178, 182. Examples, more impressive than naked truth, 146. Exhortation, addressed to us, as to children, 315; the word of, the Hebrews were besought to bear, 355. Exhortations, mutual, necessary, 88, '241. Exiles from God's kingdom, mankind have become through sin, 57. Explanation, hard to the dull, 125. F Faith, produces confidence and rejoicing, 82; is ever active, 88; perseveres, 89; makes continual progress, '90; is combined with fear, 93; is joined with the word, 94; doubting, betokens weakness, 129; towards God, one of the first principles, 131, '132; through, and patience, are the promises inherited, 146; to draw near to God in full assurance of, '234, 235; the substance of hope and evidence of unseen things, 260; the, of the elders, 262; of Abel, 266; of Enoch, 269; without, it is impossible to please God, 270; the, of Noah, '273; of Abraham, 277; of Sarah, '280; of Isaac, 289; of Jacob, 290; of Joseph, 291; of Moses, 292; of Rahab, 300; of other saints, 302; the wonderful works of, 303-310; the, of those who have spoken to us the word of God, we are to follow, '344. Faithful, the, have angels ministering to them, 50; have the singular consolation in having Christ their leader prepared for glory by the cross, 63; are called living stones and vessels of honour, 70; must renounce their own will and wisdom, 101. Fallen, impossible to renew the, 134, '135. See Repentance. Fallen angels passed by, 73. Falling away, what it means, 136. Fanatics oppose public teaching, 192. Father, the, of Spirits, God is, 319. Fathers, the, God had spoken to, 31; their authority, not to be too much deferred to, 85; looked for a heavenly rest, 97; differed from us, 98; the, of our flesh, minister corrections, '318; receive reverence, 319. "Fathers," the, their trifling in allegorizing, 184. Fear, the, of death, Christ has delivered us from, 72; the, of death, an evidence of unbelief, 73; not inconsistent with the confidence of faith, 93; Christ delivered from, '123; the, of persecution, relaxes the vigour of the mind, 321; ingenius in finding out by-ways, 323; necessary in order to serve God acceptably, 338. Fearful thing, a, to fall into the hands of the living God, 251. Feeble knees to be strengthened, '321. Fiery indignation to be expected by apostates, 238, 245. Fight of afflictions, the great, 252. Finisher of our faith, 312. Fire, ministers made a flame of, 44; the violence of, quenched by faith, '303; the mount that burned with, '331; a consuming, God is to apostates, 335, 338. First-born, Church of the, written in heaven, 354, 356. Flesh, and blood, Christ partook of, '71; in the days of his, he offered prayers, etc., 119; the, the blood of bulls, etc., purified, 204; the fathers of our, corrected us, 318. Follow, to, peace with all and holiness, the Apostle exhorts the Hebrews, '324; to, the faith of rulers and teachers of God's word, 344. Followers, the, of the faithful, we ought to be, 146. Food, solid, fit for the grown up, 128. Footstool, the, of Christ, his enemies are to be made, 49. Forerunner, our, Jesus is, 148, 154. Fornicators, none to be allowed in the Church, 326; threatened with God's judgment, 339, 341. Forsake, to, the assembling together, condemned by the Apostle, 239; God will never, his people, 343. Free-will, how little it avails, 189. Fruit, the, of our lips, being the sacrifice of praise, 349, 350. G Gazingstock, a, the Hebrews had been made, 253. General assembly of the first-born, '334. Genitive, the, used in Hebrew for an adjective, 37. Gideon, an example of faith, 302. Gift, the heavenly, what it means, 134, '137. Gifts, the, of the Holy Ghost, 55; and sacrifices, offered by the high priest, '112, 180, 181, 199; the, of Abel, God testified of, 267. Gladness, oil of, Christ anointed with, '46. Glory, the, of the Father, invisible, until it shines in Christ, 35; and honour, man crowned with, 59; and Christ crowned with, for the suffering of death, 61; more, belongs to Christ than to Moses, 76. God, alone renews the heart, 84; his word quick and powerful, 100; searches the heart by his word, 105; is not unrighteous to forget the work and labour of love, 140, 142; is faithful in his promises, 234, 238; will come and not tarry, 256; is the rewarder of those who seek him, '271; is the Father of Spirits, 319; is the judge of all, 334; shook the earth and heaven by his voice, 336, '337; is a consuming fire to apostates, 335, 338; will never leave nor forsake his people, 343, 344; is the God of peace, who works in his people what is well-pleasing in his sight through Jesus Christ, 355-357. Godly fear, God is to be served with, '338. Golden censer deposited in holy of holies, 194, 196. Good, the chief, union with God, 98; to do, we are not to forget, 351. Good works, to provide unto love and, '238, 239, 241. Goods, taking joyfully the spoiling of their, 254. Gospel, the, first herald of, 53; was confirmed by miracles, 54; is the odour or savour of life and of death, '102; promises salvation and denounces vengeance, 102, 103; the power of, ascribed to God, 103; the seed of, must take roots, else no hope of harvest, 141; can be rightly known only by the illumination of the Spirit, 137, 191, 192; is called the counsel of God, 151; the, a more excellent covenant than the Law, 185; the, despised, brings a heavier vengeance than the Law, '246-251. Grace, by the, of God, Christ tasted death for every man, 61; the throne of, we are to come boldly to, 109; the Spirit of, done despite to, by apostates, 248; the, of God, we are not to fail of, 325; the heart ought to be established with, 347. Greek translators followed by the Apostle, 227. Guardian, Christ our keeper and, 70. Guardians, the angles are, to the faithful, 50. H Halting faith, not rejected by God, '281. Hammer, a, God's word is, 101. Hand, the right, of God, what it means, 39. Hands, laying on of, 130, 133; the, which hang down, ought to be lifted up, 321. Happiness, the highest, to be found only in God, 96, 98. Hardness of heart, disobedience proceeds from, 34; produced by deception, 88. Harlot, Rahab the, saved by faith, '300. Heart, in their, the Israelites always erred, 83, 86; disobedience proceeds from hardness of, 84; an evil, of unbelief, 87; heart of the reprobate like an anvil, 101; the thoughts and intents of, judged by God's word, 102; with a true, we ought to draw near to God, 234, '236; the, should be established with grace, 347. Hearts, their, men are exhorted not to harden 83, 84; in their, God promised to write his laws, 188, '189; our, ought to be sprinkled from an evil conscience, 234, '237. Heaven, Christ has entered into, to appear for us, 215; believers have in, an enduring substance, 254; to turn away from God speaking from, leads to an ineviable judgment, '335, 336; written in, the Church of the first-born, 354, 356. Heavens, the work of God's hands, '47; passed into, the Son of God is, '106, 107; higher than the, our high priest is made, 176, 177; the throne of the Majesty in the, set on the right hand of, is our high priest, '179. Heavenly, the calling, 77; gift, 137; things, 182, 214; country, 285; Jerusalem, 333. Hebrews, the, the Epistle to, the author of, xxvii, 358, the design of, xxviii; their prayers asked, 355. Heir, the, of all things, the Son was made, 34; the, of righteousness, Noah became, 277. Heirs, the, of salvation, angels are sent forth to minister for, 49, 50; to the, of promise, God has shewed by an oath the immutability of his counsel, 148, 150; the, of the same promise, Isaac and Jacob were with Abraham, 279. Help, to, in time of need, grace is to be found, 111, 112. Helper, a, the Lord is, to all his people, 343, 344. Hesychius, was over curious in allegorizing, 184. High priest, Christ is a merciful and faithful, 74-76; the, of our profession, 77; a great, passed into the heavens, 106; an, who can sympathize with our infirmities, 107, '108; made an, by God, 117; called an, after the order of Melchisedec, '125; an, who is holy, harmless, undefiled, etc., 176, 177; an, who is on the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the heavens, 178, 179; an, of good things to come, 200, 201; an, over the house of God, 235; the Lexitical, was ordained to offer gifts and sacrifices, 111, 112, 181; went once every year into the holy of holies, with the blood of beasts to atone for his own sins and for those of the people, 196, 197, 215, 348. High priest, the, offered sacrifices for themselves as well as for the people, 177; such were made by the Law as had infirmities, 178; comparison between, and Christ, 201. Hilary, explains "substance" as meaning person, 37. Holy Ghost, the, the words of David ascribed to, 93; the convincing power of, 102; the illumination of, '137. Holiness, a fulness of, found in Christ as in his human nature, 64; the, of God, the chastised are made partakers of, 320; to follow, we are all exhorted, 324. Hope, the confidence and rejoicing of, are to be held fast, 81, 82; is the constancy of faith, 82; the full assurance of, 144, 145; is to be laid hold on, 148, 152; is the anchor of the soul, 143, 153. House, the, of God, Moses was faithful in, as a servant, 76, 78; over his own, Christ is faithful, as a Son, '77-81. Hypocrisy, has hidden recesses in man's heart, 100, 101. Hypostasis, viewed as threefold in God, '37. I Ignorant, the, who they were, 115. Illuminated, the, Hebrews had been, '252. Illumination, by the, of the Spirit, the Gospel is rightly known, 137. Immutability, the, of God's counsel, '148, 151. Immutable, two things, 148. Implicit faith, the fiction of the Sophists, 282. Impossible, to renew the fallen, 134, '135; that God should lie, 143. Impress, the, of God's substance, Christ is, 35, 36. Indignation, fiery, to be expected by apostates, 238, 245. Infirmity, those who had, the law made priests, 174. Infirmities, our, Christ sympathizes with, 107, 108, 115. Inheritance, Christ obtained by, a more excellent name than angels, '40; eternal, the called receive the promise of, 203, 207; to the place which he was to receive for an, Abraham went when called, 278; none in heaven except for pilgrims on earth, 285. Intercession, Christ liveth to make, '174, 175; cannot be made by angels, apostles, or martyrs, 181. Intercourse, none with God, except through a priest, 114. Isaac, and Jacob, heirs of the promise, dwelt in tents, 279; blessed by faith his two sons, 289. Isaiah, a type of Christ, 68. Italy, they of, sent salutations, 356. J Jacob, by faith blessed the two sons of Joseph, 290. See Isaac. Japhthae, named as an example of faith, 303. Jericho, the walls of, fell through faith, '300. Jerusalem, the heavenly, we are come to, 333. Jesus, made lower than the angels, '60; the Son of God, made a great high priest, 106; our forerunner, having entered into heaven, 154; was made a surety of a better Testament, 173; entrance into the holiest by the blood of, 234, 235; to look into, Christians are bidden, '310, 313; to, the Mediator of the new covenant, we are come, 334; suffered without the gate, 348. See Christ. Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and for ever, 345; the glory ascribed to, 357. Joseph, his faith referred to, 291. Joshua, a leader to the rest of Canaan, '97, 98. Joy, for the, set before him, Jesus suffered the cross, 312. Judah, our Lord sprang from, 165, '168. Judge, the, of all men who hear it, is God's word, 102. Judgment, eternal, 130, 132; follows death, 215; awaits apostates, 238, '245. Just, the, shall live by faith, 258. K Keeper and guardian, Christ being our, we need fear no dangers, 70. Keys, power of the, in binding and loosing, 102. Kingdom, the, of Christ, includes Gentiles as well as Jews, 44; the, of Christ, finds no rest in the world, '49, 60; to the, of Israel and Judah, Christ became a rock of stumbling, '68; to the, of Christ, belong the promises of restoration made by the prophets to the Jews, 69; a, which cannot be moved, believers receive, '338. Kingdoms, subdued by faith, 301. Knees, the feeble, ought to be strenthened, 321. Knowledge, the true, of Christ, dissipates the darkness of all errors, 77; the, of the truth, they who receive it and sin wilfully have no remedy, '238, 244; the true, of God, indispensably necessary, 273. L Lame, the, not to be turned out of the way, 323. Laugh, Sarah did, and why, 281. Law, and the Gospel, the author of, the same, 31; the, contrasted with the Gospel, 32; the, how given by Christ, 52; the, not despised with impunity, 53; the, and the testimony, sealed by Isaiah, 69; the, made nothing perfect, 169, 172, 197, '199; the, presented a shadow of things to come, 221, 222; did not make perfect the worshippers, 223. Laws, put in the mind and written on the heart, 186, 189. Laying on, the, of hands, 130, 133. Leader, Christ is our, if we follow his word, 70. Least, from the, to the greatest, knowing the Lord, 186, 192. Leave his people, God never will, 343, '344. Legal rites, conscience not cleansed by, '197, 199; but by the blook of Christ, '203, 204. Leprosy, the cause of Uzziah being struck with, 118. Less, the, is blessed by the greater, '159, 161. Levi, the sons of, had a commandment to take tithes, 160; payed tithes in Abraham, 159, 160. Lions, the mouths of, stopped by faith, '303. Lips, the fruit of our, 350. Living way, new and, consecrated through the vail, 234, 235. Love, to provoke us to, 238, 239, 241; brotherly, to be continued, 339. M Majesty, the, Christ sits at the right hand of, 39. Man, God mindful of and visited, 56, '59; crowned with glory and honor, '59; for every, Christ tasted death, '61; the old, the will of and wisdom, must be slain, 101; the fear of, God's help dissipates, 343, 344. Manicheus, his error, 74. Manna, the golden pot which had the, '194. Marcion, his error, 74. Marriage, honourable in all, 341. Martyrs cannot make intercession for us, 181. Mass, the sacrifice of, not found in Scripture, xxiii, the argument in behalf of, refuted, 232, 233. Master-builder, the, of the Church, '80. Meats, the observance of, not profitable, 101. Mediator, a, in our nature, 107, 108; necessarily a man, 113; the, of a better covenant, 178, 184; the, of the New Testament, 203, 206; Jesus the, of the new covenant, '334. Melchisedec, a type of Christ, 119; a king and a priest, 155, 156; without father, etc., 155, 157; a perpetual priest, 155, 158; received tithes from Abraham, 159, 161; his offering of bread and wine, misrepresented by the fathers and the Papists, 164. Members, the, of Christ we must be, that we may have angels as ministering spirits, 50. Men, fanatical, oppose public teaching, '192. Mercy, to be obtained at God's throne of grace, 111; those died without, who despised Moses' law, 246. Mercy-seat, cherubins shadowed the, '194, 196. Milk, fitted for babes, 127. Mind compared to a vessel, 52. Minister, to, angels are sent, 49; the Hebrews did, to the saints, 143. Minister, a, of the sanctuary, Christ is, '178; a, of the true tabernacle, 180. Ministers, are ambassadors for Christ, '66; ought to be publicly called, 117; the unworthy, how to be treated, '117. Miracles, confirm the truth, 54. Moses, inferior to, Christ, xxviii; faithful as a servant, 81; ratified the covenant with blood, 209; the transgression of his law visited with death, 246; was by faith hid by his parents three months, 292; refused through faith to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter, 293; preferred affliction to the temporary pleasures of sin, 294; esteemed the reproach of Christ more than the wealth of Egypt, 295; by faith forsook Egypt, '296, disregarded the king's wrath, '297, kept the passover, 298, and passed through the Red Sea, 299. Mount, the, that might be touched, '331; to the, of Sion, we are come, '333. Mummeries, of the grossest, the Papal Church was full, xxi. N Need, help in time of, found at the throne of grace, 111, 112. Neighbour, his, none need to teach, '186. 191. Nestorius, his error, 74. Noah, his magnanimous faith, 274; was moved by fear, 275; prepared an ark, 276; condemned thereby the world, 277; became an heir of the righteousness which is by faith, '277. Novatus, his error, xxvi; denied pardon to the fallen, 135, 243. O Oath, an, is for confirmation, 148; by an, God confirmed the immutability of his counsel, 150; allowed to Christians, 149; the Levites were made priests without, and Christ with, 169, 173. Obedience, its primary cause, 70; the chief thing, 84; learned by Christ, '123; ought to be rendered to those who rule over us, 352; to rulers, abused by Popish bishops, 353. Offering, the, of the body of Jesus Christ once for all, 229; by one, Christ perfected for ever the sanctified, 230; no more, for sin, where remission is, 231. Oil of gladness, Christ anointed with, '46. Opportunity lost, vainly deplored, 89. P Papists, the, rob Christ of his glory, xxxviii; use fictitious miracles to subvert the truth, 55; deny confidence and certainty of salvation, 82; count ignorance a virtuous simplicity, 130. Pardon, alone to those who repent, '139. Partakers, the, children are, of flesh and blood, so Christ took part of the same, 71; holy brethren are, of the heavenly calling, 76, 77; believers are, of Christ, 89; the enlightened made, of the Holy Ghost, 134, 137; all sons are, of chastisement, 317; the chastised become, of God's holiness, 319, 320. Paths, straight, made for the feet, '322. Patience, through, the saints inherit the promises, 146; the Hebrews had need of, 256; the Christian race must be run with, 312. Pattern, the, was shewn to Moses on the mount, 178, 183. Patterns, the, of things in heaven, purified with sacrifices, 209, 214. Peace, Melchisedec the king of, 155, '157; ought to be followed with all men, 324; the God of, 356. Peace-maker, a, none can be without a sacrifice, 114. Peaceable fruit of righteousness, yielded by chastisements, 320. Pedobaptism, 134. Perfect, to make, God's work, 357. Perfection, on to, 130; not attained by the Levitical priesthood, 165, '166. Perfidy in defection, 87. Person, the unity of, in the two natures of Christ, 74. Persons, different in the Godhead, 34. Philosophers, the, did not know the chief good, 98. Pilgrims on earth, were all who died in faith, 284. Pope, his arrogant impiety in his decretals, 168. Popery, its profanations of the truth, xxi; destroys Christ's work, xxii; overleaps God's word, 33; robs men of assurance, 110; approves of what the Apostle condemns, 130. Pot, the golden that held the manna, '194. Poverty, not in itself sinful, 108. Power, the, of binding and loosing, '102. Powerful, the Word of God is, 99-103. Powers, the, of the world to come, '134, 137. Praises, public, ought to be given to God, 66. Prayers, offered up by Christ, 119; delayed, not rejected, 123; not accepted except through a sacrifice, '181. Priest, a, Melchisedec abideth continually, 158; another, arising, proved the Levitical was to cease, '165, 169; a, Christ is not, on earth, '181; every, offered the same sacrifices often which could not take away sins, 230. Priests, no need of, now, 113; the Levitical, were made without an oath, 169, 173; were namy in succession, because they died, 174; and did service only in the first tabernacle, 198. Priesthood, the Levitical, an hinderance to receive Christ, 107: the, the office of, belonged to the sons of Levi, 159; the Levitical, no perfection by, 165, 166; was changed by introducing another order, 167; was not mentioned by Moses as belonging to Judah, 163; the, of Christ, unchangeable, 173, 174, and spiritual, 179. Profane person, a, as Esau, to be excluded, 326. Profession, our, we are to hold fast without wavering, 107, 234, 238. Profit, for our, God chastises us, 320. Promise, the, of entering into rest being left us, we ought not to come short of it, 92; in making a, to Abraham, God sware by himself, '147; the, was obtained by Abraham after patient waiting, 147; to the heirs of, God confirmed it by an oath, '150; the, of eternal inheritance, the called received, 207; in the land of, Abraham sojourned, 279; the, not received by those who had a good report through faith, 308. Promises, the, those who inherit, we ought to follow, 146; the, him that had, Melchisedec blessed, 161; upon better, the better covenant is established, 184, 185; the, not received by the ancient saints who died in faith, 283; Abraham, who had received the, yet offered up his son, '286; by faith the saints obtained, '303, 304. Prophets, renowned for faith, 300. Provocation, offered to God in the wilderness, 84, 85. Provoke, to, unto love and good works, '238, 239, 241. Purgation, effected by Christ, 38. Q Quake, Moses did, at Sinai, 332. Quick, the word of God is, 100. R Race, the, set before us, we are to run with patience, 311, 312. Rahab, through faith perished not with the unbelieving, 300. Reason, the highest, God's will, 62. Reconciliation, to make, Christ became our high priest, 73, 75. See Sin, etc. Redemption, its primary cause, 61; eternal, obtained by Christ by his own blood, 198, 203; the, of the transgressions under the first Testament, 203, 206. Reformation, until the time of, 198, '200. Refuge, to flee for, 148, 152. Regeneration, not at present perfect, '132; the spirit of, the elect alone favoured with, 138. Religion, superstition subversive of true, xxii; artfully opposed by Satan, xxv, 88, 129, 135. Remedy, the, for our evils, found in Christ in our nature, 65. Remembrance, the, of sins, shewed imperfection, 221, 224. Remission, none, without shedding of blood, 209, 214; where there is, no more suffering for sin needed, 230, '231. Renew, to, the fallen, impossible, 134, '136. Repentance, from dead works, 130, '132; not found in apostates, 138; when genuine, is a proof that the sin of apostasy has not been committed, '139; pardon only to those who repent, 139; no place found for, by Esau, 328. Reproach of the cross, 62, 63, 119, '179; the, of Christ, deemed by Moses better than the wealth of Egypt, '294; we are to bear, 349. Reproaches, by, the Hebrews had been made a gazing-stock, 253. Reprobate, the, their character, 101; how far enlightened, 138; think that their afflictions come by chance, '316. Resisted, the Hebrews had not, unto blood, 314. Rest, God sware that the Israelites should not enter into his, 86; denied to unbelievers, 92; the promise of, being left, we are warned not to come short of it, 93; believers enter into, '95; not given by Joshua, as another is spoken of, 97; a, remaineth for God's people, 97; they who enter into, cease from their works, 98; how Canaan regarded as a, 97, 98; to enter into, we ought to laborur, '99. Resurrection, the, of the dead, the doctrine of, 132; a better, obtained by faith, 304, 307. Revelation, the fuller, the greater the sin of despising it, 52. Reverence, more due to the Gospel than to the Law, 51; given to the fathers of our flesh, 318; God is to be served with, 338. Reward, the great recompense of, 255. Rewarder, God is, to those who seek him, 271; the, of merits, he who expects God to be, must be blind, 273. Rewards, promised to works, depend on God's gratuitous promise, 142. Right, the, to temporal blessings, restored by the Son of God, 33, 35; the loss of, proved by the insubordination of wild beasts, 57. Righteous, Abel obtained witness that he was, 267 Righteousness, the sceptre of, 46; loved by the Son of God, 46; in the word of, those who use milk are unskilful, 127, 128; Melchisedec, the king of, 156; Noah became their heir of, '277; wrought by faith, 302; the peaceable fruit of, 320. Rituals, the ancient, were symbols, '183; none right, except appointed by God, 184. Rod, the, of Aaron, which budded, 194. Root, none, of bitterness, ought to be allowed to grow, 325. Roman Church, full of the grossest mummeries, xxi; no real Christianity left in the, xxi. See Pope, Popery, etc. Rule, those who have, over us, ought to be remembered, 344, and obeyed, as they watch over our souls, 352. S Sabbath, perpetual, in heaven, 98; the, the design of, 99. Sabellians, their error, 37. Sacrament, the, the very soul of, the word, 212. Sacrifice, Christ has no need to offer up, daily, 177; by the, of himself, Christ at the end of the world once appeared to put away sin, 217; refused by God, hence Christ came, '225-228; Christ, having offered one, for sins, sat down on God's right hand, 230, 231; no more, for sins to those who sin wilfully, 238, 243, '244; a more excellent, offered by Abel, 266; the, of praise, to be offered to God, 349. Sacrifices, every high priest was ordained to offer, 112, 180, 181; could not make perfect as to the conscience, '199, 221; with better, than those under the Law, heavenly things were to be purified, 214; in those, under the Law, there was remembrance of sins every year, 224; those offered often, they could never take away sins, 230; the, of doing good and of communicating, God is well pleased with, 351. Saints, the, to minister to, approved, '140, 143; the, overcome all trials by faith, 304-307. Salvation, to the heirs of, angels minister, 50; so great, to neglect, incurs inevitable ruin, 53; the captain of our, made perfect through sufferings, 63; the author of, Christ is become, to all who obey him, 124; the things which accompany, 141; unto, Christ will appear the second time, 219-221. Samson, an example of faith, 303. Samuel, his faith referred to, 303. Sanctifieth, he that, and the sanctified, are all of one, 64; the blood of bulls, etc., to the purifying of the flesh, '204. Sanctify, Christ does, his people with his own blood, 348. Sanctuary, the, a minister of, Christ is as a high priest, 179; a worldly, the first covenant had, 194; the, brought into, by the high priest, was the blood of beasts, burnt without the camp, 348. Sarah, through faith conceived, 280; judged God faithful, 281; did laugh, and why, 281. Satan, artfully opposes religion, xxv; we are delivered from his tyranny by the death of Christ, 72; advances stealthily and by degrees, 88, 136; promotes falsehoods and delusions, '129. Save, to, Christ is able, 174. Saving, to the, of the soul, 260. Sceptre, the, of Christ, 46. Schisms, the origin of, 241. Scourge, God does, every son, 316. Scriptures, the, perverted by the Jews, '45; not given, to silence the voice of teachers, 358. Seed, the, of the word must strike roots, else no harvest, 140, 141. Servants, the, of God, ever bring blessings with them, 307, 308. Severity, the, used by the Apostle mitigated, 141. Sharper, the word is, than a two-edged sword, 103. Sheep, the, ever know their shepherd's voice, 71. Shem, the conjecture that he was Melchisedec, not probable, 158. Shepherd, the good, his object, 93; the great, of the sheep, our Lord Jesus, 356. Shew-bread palced in the sanctuary, '194. Shipwreck, prevented by the anchor, '153. Sin, chastisements are evidences of, '91; Christ will appear the second time without, 220; in burnt-offerings for, God had no pleasure, 225-227; no offering for, where remission is, 231; to sin wilfully, what it means, 243; the pleasures of, renounced by Moses, 294; the, which easily besets us, 311, 312; by striving against, the Hebrews had not resisted unto blood, 314; the blood for, brought by the high priest unto the sanctuary, 348. Sins, reconciliation made for, by Christ, '74, 75; sacrifices for, made by every high priest, 112; he offered for his own, and for those of the people, '115; daily sacrifices for, Christ has no need to offer, 177; the, of his people, God will not remember, 186; the, of many Christ once suffered to bear, 219, 220; no more conscience of, were they removed by sacrifices, '221-224; were never taken away by sacrifices, 230; no more sacrifice for, as to those who wilfully fall away, '243. Sion, to the mount of, we are come, '333. Slothful, we ought not to be, 144. Sojourner, a, Abraham became by faith, 279. Soldiers, discharged, Christians are not, until they die, 315. Solomon, why called a Son, 42; marriage sone for, 45; his kingdom small, compared with that of Christ, '43. Son, Christ called the, a, and my, 31, '39, 44, 76, 112, 119, 174; the, of God, 106, 135, 155, 246; Abraham offered up his only-begotten, 286; Moses refused to be called the, of Pharaoh's daughter, 293; every, whom God receiveth, he scourgeth, '316. Sophists, their false notions, 61; pervert the words, "God is not unrighteous," 142; their frigid glosses, '272; their fiction as to implicit faith, '282. Soul, saving of the, 260. Spirit, the Holy. See Holy Ghost. Spirits, the Father of, 319; to the, of just men made perfect, 334. Spoiling, the, of their goods, the Hebrews took joyfully, 254. Strangers on earth, were all who died in faith, 282; to entertain, we are not to forget, 340. Substance, enduring in heaven, 254; the, of things hoped for, 260. Sufferings of Christ, the proximate and ultimate causes as to, 120, 123, 124. Superstitions, subversive of true religion, xxii. Supremacy, Christ was inaugurated into his, by the Cross, 63. Sure and stedfast, the anchor of hope is, 153. Surety, a, of a better covenant, Jesus was made, 169, 173. Swear, God did, that the unbelieving should not enter into his rest, 92; and by himself, that he would bless and multiply Abraham, 147; men do, by the greater, 148; the Lord did, that Christ should be a priest for ever, 169. Sword, the word sharper than a two-edged, 103. Symbols, the ancient rituals were, 183. Sympathy, the, of Christ, 107, 108, '115. T Tabernacle, Christ the minister of the true, 178, 179; the first, called the sanctuary, and the second, the holy of holies, 194, 197; the, a figure for the time of the Law, 194, 197; a greater and a more perfect, 198, 202; those who serve the, have no right to the altar that belongs to Christians, '348. Table, the, and the shew-bread, placed in the sanctuary, 194. Tables, the, of the covenant, deposited in the ark, 194. Teach his neighbour, none will need to, 186, 191. Teacher, the only true, Christ is, 69. Teachers, the, and authors of their own wickedness, men are, 84; the Hebrews ought to have been, 127. Teaching, public, opposed by fanatical men, 192. Tears, Esau sought the blessing with, '327. Tempted, the, Christ is able to succour, '73, 76. Terrible, the sight was at Sinai, 332. Testament, a, when of force, 204, '208. Thorns, the earth which bears, is nigh destruction, 140. Throne, the, of grace, 109. Time, the seasonable, will not always continue, 89; of reformation, 198, '200. Times, the last, 33. Timothy, set at liberty, 358. "To-day," Augustine frivolous in his interpretation of, 42. Tongues, the gift of, its design, 55. Top, the, of his staff, Jacob worshipped on, 290. Transgressions, the redemption of, '203, 206. Translators, the Greek, followed by the Apostle, 227. Trials, former days of, to be called to remembrance, 252. Trifling, the foolish, of the fathers, in allegorizing, 184. True, opposed to what is typical, 180; opposed to what is hypocritical, 237. Trumpet, the sound of, on Sinai, 332. Type, a, of Christ, Isaiah was, 68, and Melchisedec, 119. Tyranny, the, of the devil, we are delivered from, by the death of Christ, '72. U Unbelief, an evidence of, the fear of death, 73; the, of the fathers, 83; a wicked heart of, 87, 88; the cause of all sins, 91, 92; deprived the Israelites of the promised land, 92; their example of, a warning to us, '98. Union with God, the chief good, 98. Unity, ought to be cultivated by all who mainly agree in the faith, '241. Unrighteousness, God merciful to, 186. Uzziah, smitten with leprosy, the cause of, 118. V Vail, within the, 148, 154; through the, a way consecrated, 234, 235. Vengeance, belongs to God, 249 Verbal allusions often made, 58. Vices, the, of their fathers, were followed as virtues by the Jews, 84. Vivifying killing, effected by the Gospel, 102. Voice, the, of God, shook the earth and the heaven, 336, 338. Volume, in the, of the book, 225, '228. W Warnings, a bridle to keep us in fear and humility, 138. Watch, they who rule do, over our souls, 352. Water, pure, our bodies to be washed with, 234. Wavering, without, to hold fast our profession, 234, 238. Way, the, to the holiest, not open, '197; a new and living, consecrated through the vail, 234, 235. Weakness and unprofitableness, the, of the previous commandment, 169. Weight, or burden, every, we are to lay aside, 311. Whoremongers, God will judge, 341, '342. Wild beasts rebellious because of men's sins, 57. Wilderness, provocations offered to God in the, 84, 85. Wilfully to sin, what is means, 243. Will, the, of God, Christ came to do, '225, 228. Wine, the offering of bread and, by Melchisedec, 164. Witnesses, two or three, required in a capital offence, 246; we are encompassed with a cloud of, 310. Word, the, of God, they who turn away from, have not Christ, 70; compared to a two-edged sword, 103; is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart, 104; being without, we can have no faith, 282; those who have spoken, it to us ought to be remembered, 344. Work, to, in the Hebrews what was well-pleasing, God was implored, 357. Works, good, to provoke unto, 241. World, the, was made by the Son, 33; the, to come, the renovated by Christ, 58; the end of, what, 228; the creation of, understood by faith, '264. World to come, powers of the, 134, 137. Worship, all modes of, spurious, not approved by God, 184. W Yesterday, to-day, and for ever, Jesus Christ the same, 345. Yoke, the, of Christ, undertaken, not by force, but spontaneously, 67.