God, his incomparable glory, II. 42. 16.

—— his infinity and eternity, IV. Part. II. Ch. 1.

—— his knowledge, IV. Part I. Ch. 6. 13.

—— his love a help in prayer, II. 38. 9.

—— his love appears in all his works, IV. Part II. Ch. 13.

—— his mercy, II. 8. 7.

—— his omnipresence, IV. Part I. Ch. 6. 15.

—— his omniscience, II. 34. Sect. 6; IV. Part II. 1. 3.

—— his seat in the soul, III. Ch. 6.

—— his veracity, II. 57. 5.

—— his wisdom, shown in the formation of man, IV. Part II. Ch. 10.

—— how illustrious, II. 42. 11.

—— how manifested, II. 37. 8.

—— invites all men to pray, II. 34. Sect. 8.

—— is love, II. Ch. 26.

—— manifestations of his wisdom, II. Ch. 33.

—— manifested as the Supreme Beauty, II. Ch. 30.

—— must be distinguished from his creatures and his gifts, III. Ch. 21; III. 22. 3.

—— not to be sought in any particular place, for he is everywhere, II. 34. Sect. 8.

—— operations of his righteousness, II. 32. 3, etc.

—— reasons, convincing us that he hears our prayers, II. 37. 12, etc.

—— the amiableness of his Being, II. 26. 10.

—— the eternal Wisdom, II. Ch. 33.

—— the folly of rejecting him, I. 36. 18.

—— the fountain of life and all good, II. 37. 4.

—— the highest righteousness and holiness, II. Ch. 32.

—— the light of the soul, III. Ch. 11.

—— the Omniscient, knows what we need before we ask him, II. 34. Sect. 6.

—— the only source of true happiness, I. 36. 9.

—— the Supreme Good, II. Ch. 28; IV. Part II. Ch. 2.

—— the temporal and spiritual benefits which he has bestowed, considered, II. Ch. 29.

—— what he is, I. 1. 6; I. 37. 2.

Godliness—two motives recommending the study of it, I. 40. 1.

Godly Sorrow (see Sorrow for Sin), I. 8. 7; I. 11. 4; I. 20. 20.

Grace—indispensable, I. 41. 28; II. 9. 11.

—— its influence and blessed results, I. 34. 7, etc.

Gregory, St.—quoted, III. 15. 2.

Growing in grace, I. 23. 4; I. 37. 19.

H.

Hardness of heart, I. 38. 3, etc.

Hatred—of self, I. 14. 1; I. 14. 14.

—— of vices, but not of men, I. 40. XII.

Heart, Paternal, of God, II. 8. 5.

Heart, Purity of—watching over it, I. 40. II.

Heart, Blindness of—its results, I. 41. 19.

Heart—its state, II. 4. 3; II. 7. 5.

—— must be changed, II. 9. 13.

—— regarded by God, II. 4. 4.

Hell, Eternal pains of, I. 7. 5; II. 8. 13.

Heaven, the work of the Second Day, IV. Part I. Ch. 2.

Holy Spirit—how he is driven away by worldly pleasures, III. Ch. 18.

—— how he operates in our souls, III. Ch. 16.

—— office of the, II. 35. 4.

—— our help in prayer, II. 38. 3.

—— signs of his presence in us, III. Ch. 17.

—— truly God, II. 37. 21.

Hope—Christ its object, II. 12. 2; II. 50. 8.

—— how tested in seasons of affliction, II. Ch. 50.

—— what it is, II. 50. 1.

Honor, Worldly—how to be received, II. 22. 7, 8.

Human nature—one argument of its dignity, IV. Part I. Ch. 6. 19.

Humility (see Pride)—a means of union with God, III. 5. 1.

—— exemplified by Jesus, II. 21. 3.

—— explained; its happy influence, etc., I. 19. 1-16.

—— how we are taught to practise it, II. 21. 2.

—— it must be laid as a foundation in the heart, III. Ch. 20.

—— its necessity, III. 15. 4, 5.

—— its power, II. Ch. 21.

—— six steps or degrees of it, III. 5. 2.

—— what constitutes it, III. 8. 2.

—— without it, all prayer is in vain, II. 21. 4.

Hypocrisy, I. 12. 11.

I.

Idolatry, II. 22. 3-6.

Ignatius, II. 45. 8.

Image of God in man—how man lost it, I. 1. 8; I. 41. 11.

Image of God,—originally shone forth in man's soul, I. 41. 7.

—— the different modes in which it appears in man, I. 1. 4.

—— what it is, I. 1. 1; I. 41. 10.

—— what it was intended to teach, I. 1. 5, 9.

—— why it was impressed on man, I. 1. 2.

Image of Satan, I. 41. 23.

Imputation (see Merit)—of the merit of Christ, I. 8. 17.

—— of the righteousness of Christ, I. 4. 7.

Inability of man, I. 34. 2, 7; II. 6. 4, 8.

Incarnation of Christ (see Christ, etc.), I. 11. 9; I. 31. 9; I. 34. 4; I. 37. 11; II. 25. 7; II. 26. 2; II. 34. 2; IV. Part II. Ch. 5. 2.

Indwelling of Christ in man, I. 5. 9.

Inheritance from Adam, I. 3. 5.

Injuries—viewed as trials of the heart, I. 40. IX.

Interim, Augsburg, Introd. §§ 12, 15.

J.

Jacques, Introd. §§ 32, 37, 38.

Joy—divine and worldly, incompatible with one another, I. 20. 11.

—— Divine, the fruit of divine love, IV. Part II. Ch. 36.

—— Heavenly, how to be accepted, I. 40. VI.

—— in God, originally perfect, I. 41. 8.

—— of eternal life, II. 8. 14.

Judgment, Last, II. 8. 12.

Julian the Apostate, I. 38. 2.

Justification, I. 5. 1.

—— derived from God alone, II. 6. 8.

K.

Knowledge of Christ, etc.—its excellence, I. 40. XV.

—— what is comprehended in it, I. 41. 1.

—— wherein it consists, I. 39. 5.

Knowledge of God—his knowledge, IV. Part I. Ch. 6. 12.

—— wherein it consists, I. 11. 18; I. 21. 6, etc.

Knowledge—of grace, I. 21. 5, 16, 17.

—— of sin, I. 21. 11.

—— of the Scriptures—vain, without a holy life, I. 35. 1, etc.

L.

Laurentius Valla—a saying of his, II. 5. 4.

Law, Inward—its lessons, I. 7. 1-3.

Lazarus, the friend of Christ, II. 13. 4.

Learning, Human—is distinct from godliness, I. 36. 14.

Leyser, P., Introd. § 2.

Life, Holy—proceeds from a renewed heart, I. 22. 2.

—— rules for leading it, I. 40. 1, etc.

Life of Christ (see Example), I. 10. 2; I. 11. 16; I. 14. 8, etc.; I. 37. 8.

Life of the Christian—a continual renewing of the image of God, I. 41. 2.

Life, Spiritual, I. 11. 12.

—— abolished in the carnal man, I. 41. 18.

—— different degrees of, Pref. to Book I. 1.