Satisfy, how we must satisfy the justice of God by

ourselves, or by another,

How it can be done by another,

We cannot satisfy by ourselves, nor by any mere

creature,

Reproofs and admonitions with respect to this matter,
Saving, how Jesus saves,

Saviour, the Son of God alone is the Saviour,

Schachach, meaning of this Hebrew word,

Schub, what this Hebrew word signifies,
Segullah, emphasis of this Hebrew word,

Separation of our fathers from the church of Rome
was just,

It is dangerous to assert that it is a mere thought, and

Stealing, what,

Suffering of Christ, the word suffered in the creed de-

notes his whole suffering,

1,

310

The Son of God suffered, and not the Father,

Only in his human nature,

What his Godhead did with respect to his suffering,

He suffered the wrath of God,

311

ibid.

311, 312

312

The ends of it,

The circumstances,

The happiness of those who partake of it,

Detection of those who do not receive it, or receive it
unsuitably,

The duties of believers with respect to the Lord's
supper,

How we must conduct before, during and after the

318

318,319

319, 320
321-326

2,

208

2,

79

79, 80

80, 81

84, 85

85, 86

86, 87

87, 88

88, 89

89-92

92-96

Lord's supper,

129--133

The reformed church gives more than bare signs in

Surety may be admitted by God for the guilty,
Swearing false and unnecessary, how it is practised,
Synagogue, usual sense of this word in the New Tes-

the Lord's supper,

Who act like Socinians and Papists with respect to

the supper,

In what sense the antients called the supper a sacrifice,
For whom it was, and for whom it was not instituted,
How it must be preserved from being abused,
The grounds on which the overseers of the church
may admit a person to the Lord's supper,

Tables of the law, how they are connected,
Tagnaneh, what this Hebrew word signifies.

Temporary believers, Low they are to be distinguished
from true believers,

Temptation, the devil's temptation of our first parents

was conducted very subtilly,

There is a temptation to good and to evil,

It is ascribed to many,

How God leads into temptation in a holy manner,

How he delivers out of it,

Themouna signification of this Hebrew word,

Theft, different kinds, the causes of it, and its abomi-

nableness,

1.Thess v. 17,

1 Tim. v. 21,

Titus iii. 5,

Tongue, how shamefully it is abused,

2, 458, 359

Transmigration condemned,

2, 307, 308

Transubstantiation, what,

What we acknowledge with respect to it, and what

we deny,

100

Conf. aon of it,

100--104

Objections answered,

105-108

Tree of knowledge,

Tree of life,

Trinity. See God.

Whether the doctrine of the Trinity be a fundamental

article of the faith, and advantageous to godliness, 1, 183, 184

How we believe in the Trinity,

How we are baptized in the name of the Trinity,
Truth, we must love and speak the truth uprightly,
Types, the ceremonies were types,

Union of the two natures in Christ, how it must not

and how it must be understood,

The consequences of it,

Usury, what, and what kind is forbidden,

174

2, 336-338

338--340

1, 295, 297*

297, 298

2, 348, 349

XXX

W

Washing from sins, what, and how it is effected by
the blood and Spirit of Christ,

Whoredom, what,

Is abominable,

Is considered as a trifling sin by the Romonists,
Will of the decree and of the command, what, and
how they do not militate against each other,

The will of the command is the rule of our obedience,
How it is done,

We must know it, in order that we may serve God,
Will, (free) wherein it doth not, and wherein it doth

Witchcraft. See sorcery.

Witnessbearing, false, what,

We may not bear false witness against ourselves,

We must avoid the causes of bearing false witness,

Women, stealing them punishable,

Works, (good) many kinds,

They are defiled,

They are not our righteousness before God,

What works Paul excludes from justification,

Why they do not merit,

The doctrine that the delivered must do good works

explained, proved and defended,

We cannot be saved without them,

Reproofs and admonitions relative to good works,

What works are good,

And what are not,

Zech. vi. 11,

ix. 11,

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SUBSCRIBERS' NAMES.

REVD. JOHN N. ABEEL, William Bennet, Narrows.

Revd. James Anderson, Stillwater, Revd. Ira Condict, D. D. Vice Nicholas Arrowsmith, Esq. Bed

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Cornelius C. Cooper, do.

Revd. G. Brinkerhof, Sempronius, Ezekiel Coole, Reddington,
Revd. Matthew Bogert, Tappan,
John Bleecker, Albany,
Nicholas Bleecker, do.
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Col. Elias Conover, Freehold,
Phinehas Carman, N. Brunswick,
John Cornell,