--how it is condemned in the
flesh,

325, 0.

43, a.

Sinners, (Gal. ii. 17) means un-
justified sinners,

So let him eat, how to be under-

stood,
145, f.
Sovereignty of God's justice, in
casting off the Jews, 341, w.
Speaking unknown tongues, why
the apostles insisted on it, in
writing to the Corinthians, 163,0.
Spirit, the Gospel usually called so
by St. Paul,
Such an one, who St. Paul means
by it,

62, d.

194, k.

Supper, how eating one's
per (1 Cor. xi.) is to be under-
stood,

own sup-

143, a.

Virgin, (1 Cor. vii. 37) seems to
signify a single state, 119, p.
Unbelief, in what sense charged on
Jews and Gentiles, 358, x.
Unclothed, and clothed upon, (2
Cor. v. 4) what they mean,
206, f.

W.

Wages of sin, (Rom. vi.) what
meant by,
308, w.
Walk not after the flesh, but after
the spirit, what it means, 323,
e. g.
Weakness, the meaning of through
weakness, (2 Cor. xiii.) 241, b.
Wisdom of God in a mystery,
(1 Cor. ii.) how to be under-
stood,

88, f.
Witnesses, what St. Paul means by
two or three witnesses, 240, a.
Women, of their behaviour in
Christian assemblies, 136, a.
Workmanship of God, created,
what it means,

416, a.

Works, how excluded by the Go-
spel,

352, d.