A GENERAL INDEX TO THE FIVE LAST

VOLUMES.

In this Index, the different volumes are denoted by the
letters, i. ii. iii. iv. v. and when these do not immediately
occur before the figures that designate the page, it will be
understood to be of the volume last designated.

Abraham, all nations blessed in, i. 3.
Agreement brokon, iv. 75.

Ackley, Mr. Joseph, his death, v. 96; Rev. Oliver, his ordin-
ation, iii. 44.

Ackley, Widow Martha, her death, v. 283.

Aɛ explained, ii. 191.

Adversary, agree with, i. 132,

Acrostic by James Johns, iii. 283.

Aion, Av, ii. 62; explained, i. 143; v. 261.

Auvios, iv. 125; i. 145; v. 262, 263.

All, the word, v. 48; rule for understanding the word, ii. 16,
Advice, Catholic, v. 238.

Allen, Mr. John, his death, v. 47.

Alexander, Emperor of Russia, his orders concerning Masonic
lodges, iii. 188.

Alphabet, Greek and Hebrew, v. 284.

Alverson, Miss Susanna, her death, iv. 239.

Anecdotes, i. 102, 109; ii. 116, 117; iv. 45; v. 46, 141.

Angel, third, Dr. Scott's opinion of, ii. 104.

Answer to Ratiocinatius by Unitarius, iii. 235; to the Appeal
to the public, 252.

Answers to Catholic questions, iv. 222; to John Brooks, v.
88, 220.

Aphorism on the diseases of the mind, v. 27.9.
Appeal to the public, iii. 159.

Απωλεια, i. 113.

Associations, Eastern, Proceedings of in 1819, i. 19; in 1820,
105; in 1821, ii. 70; in 1822, iii. 135; in 1823, iv. 145;
in 1824, v. 142; Southern, in 1820, i. 68, 151; in 1821,
fi. 67, 135; in 1822, iii. 93, 250; in 1823, iv. 83, 208; in
1824, v. 111; Western, Minutes of in 1820, i. 102; in
1821, ii. 68; in 1822, iii. 131; in 1823, iv. 143; in 1824,
v. 141; Northern, Preceedings of, in 1820, i. 109; in
1821, ii. 96; in 1822, iii. 170; in 1823, iv. 288; in 1824,
v. 227; Franklin, in 1822, iii. 172; in 1823, iv. 194; Ohio,
iii. 249; Genesee Branch of the North-Western, in 1823,
iv. 195; in 1824, v. 190; Chenango Branch, v. 190;

Black River Branch, v. 141; Rockingham, v. 143; New-

Hampshire Universal, v. 93.

Aristotle, his idea of virtue, i. 50.
Arminians, inconsistency of, v. 123.

Austin, Charles F. his death, v. 144.

Autumn, gloom of, i. 70.

Babbit, Br. James, report concerning his character, v. 229.
Balfour, Rev. Walter, his proposal for publishing an Inquiry,
&c. iv. 146; his Inquiry noticed, v. 114.

Ballou, Hosea, editor of the Universalist Magazine, i. 11 ; his
notice concerning Mr. Dean. iv. 141.

Ballou, Hosea, 2d, his installation, ii. 83.

Bacon, Lord, his definition of a Trinitarian's creed, iii. 239.
Bailey, Mrs. Hannah, her death, iii. 95.

Baptism illustrated, iii. 212.

Baptists, their former sufferings in Massachusetts, v. 189;
number in the United States, 189

Barnes, Rev. Thomas, sketch of the life of, v. 68.

Bartlett, Robert, his letters to Dea. Heath, v. 113, 234.
Baxter, Richard, his certainty, v. 164.

Beattie, James, i. 22.

Belsham, his translation of the Epistles of Paul, iii. 187.

Beckwith, Miss Elizabeth, her death by suicide, iii. 30.

Beza, Theodore, his edition of the New Greek Testament, v. 13.
Bible, the religion of Protestants, iii. 239.

Bible in Turkey, v. 280.

Bidwell, Mr. Allen, his death, iii. 142.

Bisbee, Rev. John, ordained, ii. 153; installed, v. 187.

Bigelow, Br. Timothy, his death, iv. 240.

Bishops, English, their great salaries, iii. 139, 145.

Blair, his remarks on long life, v. 178.

Blindness of sight and mind, iii. 99.

Boardman, Mr. ii. 80.

Book sealed, what it represents, v. 51.

Boynton, Isaiah Esq. his Defence, iii. 1; Mrs. Mary, her

death, iv. 291; Dea. Amos, his death, 291.

Brandy kills more than gun-powder, iii. 135.
Bridge, Mr. Jeremiah Jr. his death, iii. 45.

Briggs, Mrs. Phebe, her death, iv. 196; Rev. Levi, his no-
tice to the public, 182.

Brooks, Dr. John, excommunication of, ii. 59; Mrs. Nancy,
her death, iv. 94.

Brooks, Br. George W. Council on, v. 280.

Brown, Rev. Joseph, his Defence, iii. 1; his letter to Dea.
Clark and Dea. Davison, 2; defence in favor of Mr.
Boynton, 15.

Brutus, his judgement against his sons, iii. 80.

Busy bodies, v. 159.

Calvin, John, memoirs of, iii. 121; his five points, iv. 37.
Chapel dedicated in Providence, iii. 283.

Chandler, Mrs. Abigail, her death, iii. 189.

Christ in the form of God, iv. 162; preciousness of, v. 187, 204;
the resurrection of, 191; all nations in, i. 4.

Charity ostentatious, iii. 38.

Censure of the Southern Association noticed, iv. 85.
Church-yard, reflections in, iii. 191.

Clarke, Rev. John, extract from a sermon of, iv. 254.
Classes, two, the righteous and the wicked, v. 234.

Conference, the Methodist yearly, ii. 76; between a Congre-
gationalist and a Universalist, iv. 171, 215.

Convention, General, of the Universalists, meeting of, in 1820,
i. 108; in 1821, ii. 91; in 1822, iii. 148; in 1823, iv. 184;
in 1824, v. 161; Ohio Convention, ii. 132.

Celebration, semi-century commemoration, v. 183.
Company, choice of, important to young men, v. 124.
Circular of the General Convention, 1822, iii. 151.
Cobb, Mrs. Mary, her death, iii. 283; widow Mary, 46.
Controversy, the spirit of, dangerous to a proper frame of
mind, iii. 286.

Conscience, not always a proper judge of moral actions, iv. 64.
Constitution of the Western Association, v. 124.

1 Corinthians, xiii. 1, 2, 3, hymn composed of, ii. 84; xiii. 13,
sermon on, 122; sermon on, ix. 26, iv. 49; ii. 14, sermon
on, v. 126; 2 Cor. ii. 15,16, remarks on, iji. 174; from T.
B. on do. 278.

Creed, Athanasian, iv. 33.

Cottage, Crispus' iii. 143.

Criticism, biblical, on, 1 Cor. xv. 29, i. 53; on John xii. 40,
41, v. 30.

Chrysostom, St. his method to conquer the practice of swear-
ing, iv. 46.

Crossman, Zephaniah S. received into fellowship, i. 151; his
renunciation of Universalism, v. 189.

Damn, damnation, damnable, illustrated by the answerable
Greek words, i. 111.

Damnation, Christian doctrine of, a lie, i. 110.

Death, different meanings of, iii. 197; of Mr. U. S. lines on,
iv. 48; lines on, ii. 119; deaths in Boston and Baltimore
in the year 1821, ii. 154.

Dean, Rev. Paul, installed, iv. 47.

Debate between Rev. A. Kneeland and Rev. A. W. M'Calla,

v. 143.

"Declaration," iii. 165.

Delano, Stephen, communication of, i. 142.
Denison, Mrs. Mary, her death, v. 283.
Depravity, total, iii. 127; doctrine of, iv. 16.
Denison, Mrs. Lucy, her death, ii. 118.
Densmore, Thomas, Jr. his death, ii. 30.
Drunkenness, iv. 183; anecdote of, i. 104.
Deuteronomy, vii. 6, sermon on, v. 97.
Discrepencies in the Gospels, v. 179.
Dream, account of a, i. 139.

Duel fought by Indian Chiefs, iv. 148.

Dutton, Salmon, Esq. his farewell letter to H. Ballou, v. 64;
Mr. Ballou's reply, 66.

Ecclesiastes, ix. 10, i. 15; xi. 3, i. 11.

Elect, a mathematical computation of, iii. 174.

Era explained, ii. 85.

Enemies of God, i. 38.

Enthusiasm, exemplified in Betsey Niles, iv. 229.

Epistle of the General Convention for 1823, iv. 188, 205,
Erasmus, his edition of the New Greek Testament, v. 13.
Eternal, i. 146.

Eternity of God, iii. 183, 200.

Everlasting, i. 51, 146, iv. 124.

Existence, future, i. 16, ii. 66.

Excommunication, a substitute for burning, iii. 141.

Faith, statement of, in the Eastern Association, ii. 72.

Farwell, Br. William, his death, iv. 240.

Fathers, ancient, sentiments of the, favorable to universal
salvation, iv. 138.

Farmer, Daniel Davis, thoughts occasioned by seeing his ex-
ecution, iii. 189.

Fay, Mrs. Mima, her death, iv. 291.

Feast, the universal, v. 144.

Field, Rev. Arthur, v.,143.

Fellowship, letters of, given to Oliver Ackley, Job Potter,
George B. Lisher, and Samuel Skeele, ii. 69; John E
Palmer, 93.

Fire not quenched, iv. 127.

Fisher, Caroline, her death, iii. 283.

Fletcher, Mr. Paul, his death, iv. 195.

Foreknowledge, question on, i. 21.

For ever, for ever and ever, i. 143.

Free agency in connexion with prophecy, in 34; inconsis-
tent with fatal necessity, 35.

Gage, Br. Royal, letter of, to the Northern Association, iii. 157.
Galatians, iii. 8, sermon on, i. 3.

Gambling exemplified by examples, iii, 215.

Gehenna explained, ii. 6.

Glory of God, can endless sin and misery subserve? v. 121.
Goats, sermon on, v. 135.

God's will, iv. 92.

Goss, Br. John, obituary of, i. 69.

Grace, explained, ii. 149.

Grave, ii. 8; of Lazarus, iv. 78.

Gratitude, tribute of, i. 34.

Gross, William, last words of, iii. 226.

Hades, note, i. 53; explained, ii. 6.

Hagar sat over against him and wept, iv. 243.

Harris, Michael, his death, i. 118.

Hart, Mr. Hyram, his death, v. 96.

Hammond, Mrs. Patty, her death, ii. 143.

Heaven lost, extract from Baxter, ii. 110.

Hell, note, i. 53; hell-torments, remarks on, 51; God, their

author, ii. 110; hell, ii. 5, 6, 107.

Heresy, Milton on, iv. 226.

Hint to young preachers, iv. 254.
Holly, Sylvanus, his death, ii. 118.
Hopkinsians, sentiments of, iv. 57.

Hulett, Mr. Clark, his death, ii. 118; widow Elizabeth, her
death, iii. 46.

Huss, John, memoirs of, iii. 105.

How, David, confession of, v. 46.

Howard, anecdote of, v. 46.

Hyram, on a particular system, i. 54, 135.

Infallibility of the church of Rome, remarks on, iii. 89.

Infants liable to be damned, iii. 130; infant called away, iv. 95.
Immortality, meaning of the word noticed, iv. 178.

Industry, v. 265.

Ingratitude, 145.

Inquiry, Mr. Balfour's, v. 114.

Intelligencer, Christian, notice of, ii. 117.

Institutions, sabbatical, ii. 19; scripture account of, 21, 45.

"Investigator" investigated, ii. 126.

Isaiah, 53d chapter, i. 12; ix. 6, criticism on, iv. 71.

Isaiah liv. 8, sermon on, v. 241.

Invocation to the Deity, iv. 244.

James i. 27, sermon on, v. 241.