...

Filled unto all the fulness of. I. 81, 604. III. 106, 261

One God

21.11.

Descended, ascended above all the
Stature of the fulness of Christ
.Renewed in the spirit of your mind
Kingdom of the Christ and God

Be subject, in the fear of Christ

25-27.. Christ,-Head of the church

vi. 24. Love our Lord Jesus Christ incorruptibly

....

PHILIPPIANS.

ii. 6—8. . . Christ Jesus, who, &c. III. 365, 398, 449. III. 429
9-11. God hath highly exalted him I. 399. II. 210. III. 230

Beginning,—First-born from the dead,,{II. 300

..261

276

That all the fulness should dwell in him.

Body of his flesh, through death

In him dwelleth all the fulness

I. 320. III. 262

Ye are filled by him

II. 210. III. 263

Christ hath been gracious to you

III. 210, 214

210

246

815.... The peace of Christ preside

4-$25.11 From the Lord ye will receives vilna

iii. 12.

iv. 14.

1 THESSALONIANS.

Our Father, and our Lord Jesus Christ. III. 215, 221

i. 7-10... The revelation of the Lord Jesus, &c.

{

{

ii. 24.
25, 26.

The King of eternity, incorruptible, invisible I.

The only God

One God, and One Mediator

Great is the mystery of godliness
Justified by the Spirit

III. 334

321
291, 329

A servant of the Lord ought not to strive
That, from the snare of the devil, they
iii. 15, 16... The holy writings ;-Every writing divinely
iv. 17, 18.. The Lord stood by me, &c. . III. 211, 281

Yea, my brother, let me have this gratification

222

i. 8.

10-12.

ii. 10.,. . .

Thy throne, O God, is for ever

Thou, Lord, in the beginning.
Prince of salvation made perfect
14-18.. He himself in like manner partook
Apostle of our profession

iii. 1..

I. 311.

I. 334.

1—5... He who hath constructed all the things
Tempted as we are, except sin

iv. 16. .
v. 7-9.

viii. 2.
ix, 11. S

III. 311

III. 226

II. 343

338

70

. III. 312

II. 338, 345

Through the veil, that is, his own flesh

.. Reproach of the Christ.

211, 338

18, 28

. III. 318
189, 192, 194

. III. 225

iii. 2-15. . Coming,-day,-long-suffering—of the Lord

III. 192

194

I. 115
III. 196

i. 13.

Word of Life, Eternal Life,-manifested

ii. 35. By this we know that we rightly regard him

22, 23.. Denieth the Son ;-confesseth the Son

21.

JUDE.

Denying our only Sovereign and Lord

Looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ 199

23.
iii. 7, 8.
14.
ii. & iii.

Unto Him who hath loved us

I am the Alpha and the Omega

His feet like to fine brass

I am the First and the Last

I her time, that she might repent
gave

III. 157

159

All the churches shall know that, II. 211, 243. III. 162

These things saith the Holy, the True

8-14. The living beings and the elders fell down

.. The kingdom of our God, and the authority.

160

INDEX IV.

PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS, OCCASIONAL TOPICS, AND AUTHORS
REFERRED TO.

ABEN EZRA maintains the allegorical design of the Song of Solomon,
I. 53. On Ps. xlv. 339.

Abrabenel, on Dan. vii. 13, I. 415. On figurative applications of
the divine name, 504.

Accommodation, in the adducing of O. T. passages in the N. T. how
far admissible, I. 216, 341. Erroneous notion of, 220.

Acts of the Apostles; general structure of the Book, III. 4. De-
sign, 6. Utility, 7. Preserves only outlines of discourses, 51.
Implies a knowledge of the Scriptures, and ulterior teaching of
Christianity, II. 412. III. 7, 55, 58.

Ages, Jewish, doctrine of, II. 189, 191, 198.

D'Alembert's account of the religion of Geneva, I. 133.

His cor-

respondence with Voltaire on the religious opinions of the Gene-
vese, 148. His character of Calvin, II. 157.

Alphabet, its first and last letters a Rabbinical symbol of perfection,
III. 158.

Amelius the Platonist, on the Logos, III. 97.

Ammon, Dr. Christoph. Fred. von, maintaining that Christ had a
double doctrine, III. 116.

Amyraut, Moses, (d. 1664,) on Ps. xl. 1; 305.

Andover Theological Seminary, U. S. its merits in promoting Bibli-
cal and Theological literature, I. 67.

Angel of Jehovah; on the Person so denominated, I. 445, 454.
Anointed; origin and use of the appellative, I. 198, 201, 202. See
Messiah.

Anthropopathia of the Scripture style, I. 487. III. 394.

Antisupernaturalists (or Antisupranaturalists). See Neologists.
Antoninus, the philosopher, in elucidation of Rom. xi. 36. III. 272.
Aorists, on the Greek, II. 149, 357, 359.

Apeleutherus, a book so intitled, III. 344.