Seeking after God—two ways, III. 4. 1.
—— its actual result, IV. Part II. Ch. 31.
—— its dangers, I. 14. 2, etc.; I. 31. 3; I. 31. 7; I. 14. 10.
—— its evil fruits, IV. Part II. Ch. 37; Ch. 38; Ch. 40.
—— its remedy, I. 31. 8.
—— its source, I. 31. 6.
—— the source of all evil, IV. Part II. 32. 2, 3.
Self—worship of, II. 23.
Servetus, Introd. §§ 15, 16.
Sin (see Original Sin; Remission)—never comes alone, I. 37. 18.
Slander, see Calumny.
Sloth—to be shaken off, II. 5. 7.
Smalcald Articles, Introd. § 25.
Solomon's throne, III. 5. 2.
Sorrow—worldly, and, godly, I. 40.
Soul—its dignity, III. 7. 1; IV. Part I. 6. 18-24.
—— its image shining forth originally in the body, I. 41. 7.
—— its original holy nature, I. 41. 5.
—— the habitation of the Holy Ghost, II. 35. 3.
—— the things that instruct and comfort it, IV. Part II. Ch. 7.
Spirit and flesh (see Holy Spirit)—conflict between them, I. 16. 2, etc.
Stars, The, IV. Part I. Ch. 4.
Strasburg, Introd. § 2.
Substance of the Christian religion—is faith and love, I. 30. 1.
Supper, The Lord's—wherein Christ gives us his body and blood, II. 10. 6; III. 1. 4.
Symbol, what—Introd. § 41, Note.
Symbolical Books, Introd. §§ 22, 24, 25, 40, 41, 42; Pref. to Book I. 8; Conclusion of Book II.
Synergistic Controversy, Introd. §§ 15, 19.
T.
Talents—not they, but faith and love required, I. 32. 1, etc.
—— why bestowed, I. 32. 4.
—— quotations from, II. 53. 20; III. 1. 3.
—— subject of his Sermons, I. 37. 16.
Temporal things—design of their creation, I. 17. 1.
—— loss of, I. 20, 21, 22.
—— preference of, offensive to God, I. 18. 1, etc.
Temptations, Spiritual—comforting instructions for those who labor under them, II. Ch. 52; II. Ch. 53; II. Ch. 54.
—— God refreshes the weak in, III. 23. 3.
—— not tokens of God's anger, II. 53. 13.
—— origin of, II. 52. 4-7.
—— reasons why they are sent, II. 52. 7, etc.; II. 53. 4, etc.
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Theology—what it is, Pref. to Book I. 2.
Thirst—ours, and Christ's, I. 36. 24.
Thirty Years' War, Introd. § 22.
Thomas á Kempis, Pref. to Book I. 8; Introd. § 29.
Titus, the Roman emperor, I. 27. 5.
Trinity, Holy—benefits conferred by, II. 29. 10.
—— dwelling in the hearts of believers, III. 1. 1.
Treasure, Internal—means of attaining it, III. Ch. 1.
—— of the believer, III. Ch. 1.
—— what it is, and on what it depends, III. Ch. 3.
U.
Unbelief—its fruits, I. 37. 4.
Union with Christ—of the highest necessity, II. 6. 3.
Union with God, II. 6. 1.
—— a property of true repentance, II. 10. 15.
—— its necessity, II. 28. 4.
V.
Vanity and emptiness of man, II. 23. 1.
Vengeance of God—set forth by Moses, II. 32. 7, 8.
Vice—abounding among Christians, I. 7. 6.
Vincent, St., II. 45. 8.
Virtue—false love of, II. 24. 9.
W.
Warfare, Spiritual—an encouraging evidence, I. 16. 11.
—— even in the godly, I. 16. 7.
Waters—separated from the land, the work of the Third Day, IV. Part I. Ch. 3.
—— they, and their productions, IV. Part I. Ch. 5.
Weigel, Introd. § 28.
Wildenhahn, Introd. §§ 10, 26, 30.
Will of man—originally conformed to the will of God, I. 41. 6.
—— what it now is, II. 6. 7.
Wisdom—how to be acquired, II. 5. 1.
Woman of Canaan, The, III, 5. 1.
—— not a dead letter, I. 6. 2.
—— reading, etc., it, a protection against calumny, II. 17. 7.
—— who reject it, I. 38. 8.
Word and Sacraments—means of grace, II. 9. 7.
—— strengthen faith, II. 51. 16.
—— their design, I. 38. 1.
Works—how judged, I. 33. 1; II. 5. 6.
—— how they may be rendered acceptable to God, III. Ch. 22.
—— their source must be faith, I. 33. 4; II. 22. 1.
—— they cannot justify, I. 5. 6.
—— worth, their, how to be judged, II. 4. 5.
Works, Good—God alone the Author, I. 21. 21.
World—its vanity, II. 57. 17, etc.
—— necessity of withdrawing from it, I. 23. 2.
—— relinquishing it, I. 20. 25.
Worldly pleasures—drive away the Holy Spirit, III. Ch. 18.
Worldly society, I. 23. 5, etc.
Worship, True—of God, I. 21. 3, etc.
—— required, on our own account, I. 21. 21, 22.
—— seated in the heart, I. 21. 19; I. 26. 3.
—— three things belonging to it, I. 21. 5.
—— wherein it consists, I. 26. 2.
Y.
Yoke of Christ, I. 4. 6; I. 11. 13.