Life, Unholy, I. 10. 1, 3.

—— its effects, I. 38. 1, etc.; I. 39. 6.

Light—Natural, in the understanding, I. 41. 17, 26; III. Ch. 10.

——of grace, III. Ch. 10.

—— of nature, I. 7. 3.

—— of the sun and moon; its benefits, IV. Part I. Ch. 4. 19.

—— the work of the First Day, IV. Part I. Ch. 1.

Living in Christ, I. 6. 2-5; I. 36. 1, etc.

Lord's Prayer—its true use, III. Ch. 19.

Lord's Supper—therein Christ's true body and blood are received, III. 1. 4.

Love (see Self-Love)—a bond of union, IV. Part II. Ch. 28.

—— evils proceeding from the want of it, I. 31. 5; I. 35. 3.

—— four particulars concerning it, I. 24. 1.

—— four properties of it, II. 24. 17.

—— how it is to be guided, II. 24. 11.

—— in it are contained all the duties of a Christian, I. 35. 1.

—— its distinguishing feature, I. 35. 2.

—— its fruits, I. 30. 1-14; I. 32. 6; II. 24. 12.

—— its nature, properties, and fruits, IV. Part II. Ch. 27.

—— its necessity, I. 30. 1; I. 32. 7; I. 35. 7-9.

—— its noble character, II. Ch. 24.

—— its pleasantness, I. 24. 8; I. 29. 11, 12.

—— misguided, II. 24. 10.

—— mistakes made in reference to it, II. 24. 2, etc.

—— never faints, I. 24. 9.

—— the sure test of a Christian, I. 24. 7.

Love, Our—is not a hard work, I. 24. 6.

—— is the end of the Commandment, I. 24. 5; I. 26. 4.

—— reasons why it is due to God alone, I. 18. 12; II. Ch. 24; II. 29. 13; IV. Part II. Ch. 30.

Love,—what alone is worthy of it, IV. Part II. Ch. 29.

Love of Christ—the blessedness which it confers, II. Ch. 27.

Love to Christ, I. 14. 12.

—— signs of its existence, II. Ch. 25.

Love to God, I. 24. 2; I. 29. 3.

—— a remedy against profane love, I. 28. 5; III. 13. 4.

—— how it enters into the soul, III. Ch. 13.

—— is due to him, I. 28. 1, 4.

—— its influence, I. 24. 16; I. 28. 2; I. 28. 7; II. 24. 12, etc.

—— its nature, I. 28. 8; IV. Part II. Ch. 35.

—— no excuse for the want of it, IV. Part II. Ch. 17.

—— obtained by prayer, I. 24. 17.

—— out of a pure heart, I. 24. 14.

—— Pure, teaches how to pray, II. 24. 16.

—— the source of all that is good, IV. Part II. Ch. 32.

—— unchanged, I. 24. 23.

Love of God to man, I. 25. 1-6.

—— how manifested. II. Ch. 26.

Love, False, I. 28. 3; I. 35. 6; II. 24. 4, etc.

Love to our enemies—why they should be loved, I. 27. 1-9.

Love to our neighbor, I. 24. 3; I. 24. 18-21; I. 29. 3-10.

—— a duty, I. 25. 2; IV. Part II. Ch. 24.

—— its source, I. 26. 5; I. 28. 10.

—— motives to practise it, I. 26. 6-16.

—— proceeds from the love which we owe to God, IV. Part II. Ch. 22.

Lovers of the world—how they are deceived, II. 26. 11.

—— their conduct, I. 36. 11.

—— their punishment, I. 18. 10, 11.

—— their spiritual state, I. 17. 9; I. 36. 2.

Lusts of the flesh—how to be subdued, II. Ch. 18.

Luther—his successful opposition to the papacy and other sects, I. 39. 2.

M.

Majoristic Controversy, Introd. §§ 15, 19.

Man—general rule on the subject, IV. Part II. Ch. 16.

—— his liberty of choice, I. 17. 2.

—— his natural state, II. 5. 4.

—— how much he owes to God, IV. Part II. Ch. 6; Ch. 8; Ch. 9; Ch. 11; Ch. 12.

—— like a shadow, is nothing, II. 10. 13, 14.

—— only a pilgrim on earth, I. 13. 16.

—— the image of God, I. 1. 6; IV. Part II. Ch. 23.

—— what, and why made, IV. Part II. Ch. 3.

—— why he should love God, IV. Part II. Ch. 14.

—— why made in the image of God, IV. Part II. Ch. 4.

Man, The Inward—Outward, I. 16. 1.

Man, The Natural, II. 5. 5.

Man, The Old—New, I. 15. 1, etc.; I. 16. 11; II. 7. 1.

Marks of love to Christ, II. Ch. 25.

Martyrs—false, I. 35. 7.

—— spiritual, II. 53. 20.

—— their fidelity, II. 45. 7.

Meekness, II. 47. 2.

Mephibosheth, II. 10. 6.

Merit of Christ (see Imputation), I. 14. 7; I. 31. 8; I. 34. 1; II. 2. 8.

—— an infinite satisfaction, II. 2. 11, 12.

Micah, the prophet—pointing out the fountain of consolation, II. 49. 4.

Muhlenberg, Introd. §§ 34. 41.

Music—its origin, IV. Part II. Ch. 7. 3.

Music, Divine—several kinds, in the Old Testament, II. 41. 10.

Muenzer, Thomas, Introd. § 15.

N.

Name of God—doing all things in it, I. 18. 5.

Narrow way in Christ—chosen by the Christian, II. 34. Sect. 4.

Neighbors (see Love)—judging them, III. Ch. 11.

New Birth (see Birth; Regeneration)—how effected, I. 3. 1.

—— it alone renders our works acceptable to God, I. 31. 10.

—— its fruits, I. 11. 17.

—— its necessity, I. 3. 8; I. 41. 16.

—— what it is, I. 5. 2, 4.

O.

Oath, Divine—a source of consolation, II. 2. 2-5.

Obedience of Christ, II. 2. 13.

Offerings brought to God, I. 40. VII.

Oil, IV. Part I. Ch. 3. 43, 44.

Old Man, The (see Man)—encouragement derived from the strife with, I. 16. 11.

Omnipresence, Omnipotence, etc.; see God.

Original Sin (see Corruption), I. 2. 8; I. 41. 13, etc.; I. 42. 2.

—— its nature set forth in Book I.; Pref. to Book II. 2.

Osiandrian Controversy, Introd. § 15.

P.

Palatinate, The, Introd. § 17.

Paracelsus, Introd. § 28.

Patience, Christian—consolations, II. 47, 17.

—— examples of, II. 47. 16.

—— motives to, II. Ch. 46.

—— produced by divine consolations, II. Ch. 45.

—— reasons for exercising it, II. Ch. 44.

—— Scriptural sentences respecting it, II. 47. 4-15.

—— sustained by the truth and promises of God, II. Ch. 49.

—— what it is, II. 44. 1; II. 45. 1; II. 47. 2, 3; III. Ch. 14.