Fact, common justice makes al-
legations of, false until proved,
192
Faith, what kind of, is required as
the condition of eternal life,
17 &c.
· justifying, consists in believ-
ing Jesus to be the Messiah, 101
very acceptable to God, and
why,
129
consists in relying on the
goodness and faithfulness of God,
ibid.

the fundamental articles of it,
well explained, though not
taught in the epistles, 154

-the essentials of it best learned
from the Gospels and Acts, ibid.

the author does not make only
one article of it necessary, 194

other truths useful, beside the
necessary article of it, 227, 228

but one article of it, not
pleaded for, that religion may
easily be understood, 206, &c.
Faith, a practical one plainly taught
by the author,
284, &c.
an entire one, believes every
349, 352

Scripture truth,

how but one article was

be believed
239, &c.
Messiah, that Jesus is he, the pri-
mary article of Christianity,
17, &c.

of God,"

is synonymous with "Son
21, 172, &c.
declared by miracles, by
circumlocution and by express
words,
32, 33, 34
why our Saviour so much
concealed his being the Messiah,
35

why our Lord expressly
owned himself to the woman of
Samaria,
45
how our Saviour's wisdom
appeared in the gradual discovery
of his being the Messiah, 37, 81

his kingdom called by the
Jews, "the world to come," 88
believing Jesus to be so, a
justifying faith, 101, 102

Scriptures, in essentials, speak to

the meanest capacity, 157, &c.
we should learn our re-

ligion out of them,

294
the mischief of making
them chime with our previous
notions,
294-297
all things therein neces-
sary to be believed, when under-
stood,
· 353, 354
Self-conceitedness, worse than folly,
384

Socinianism, The Reasonableness
of Christianity unjustly charged
with it,
162, &c.
Socinians, the author charged with
being one,
359, &c.
Son of God, a man's understand-
ing this phrase, as some Socinians
do, no proof of his being one,
361, &c.
signifies the same with Mes-
siah,
366, &c.
the confession of the eu-
nuch (Acts viii.) no proof to the
contrary,
371,
&c.

Systems, not hated by the author,
who only complains of the abuse
of them,

T.

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