of the probable manner of the trans-

lation of

iv. 383
Entrance of Christ into rest, of the ii. 802
of Christ into heaven, of the i. 522 ii. 867
of Christ into heaven, put an end to
the utility of the Levitical priest-
hood
iii. 677
into God's rest, believers enjoy an ii. 737
Equity of obedience to God in Christ,
of the
Erasmus, consideration of objections to
the canonical authority of the epis-
tle to the Hebrews, as stated by i. 11
a mistake of, in the translation of
Heb. xiii. 7

ii. 294

iv. 715

ii. 629

ii. 520

ii. 167

ii. 525, iv. 298

Err, to, what?

Errors, of the origin of all

Error, enters into all sin

in heart, the original of all sin

from

due consideration of Christ preserves

Errors of others, should not deter us

is peculiarly needful in times of
temptation

directions for administering

of the Septuagint, of the

See Septuagint.

Esau, of the profaneness of

desired the patriarchal blessing iv. 613
Establishment of the covenant of grace,
what is meant by the

Estimation, the gospel should be held in

Eternity, man was made for

iii. 704

the highest

ii. 281

Estius, reasoning of, in support of the

mass

iv. 731

Everlasting, covenant at Sinai, in

that there shall be a future judgment

of interest in Christ, is attainable by
ii. 643

believers

are saved
iv. 190
of sin by Jesus Christ, of ii. 98, iv. 105
of the great day of, under the law ii. 856
of the feast of the high priest after

the day of
ii. 534
Explanation of the different accounts of
the dedication of the first covenant

iv. 144
Expressions, indefinite, are to be under-
stood universally
iii. 679
Extent, of the difference of the dispen.
sation of grace in the Old and in
the New Testament times, in re-
spect of
iii. 712
Extenuation of sins, of the danger of ii. 840

should be firmly established in belief
of Christ's ability to save iii. 605
should fix on such views of God as
animate to present duty
is confirmed by the manner in which
divine truth is revealed
how to promote the strength of
of the increase of

by the right use of the word
of God
by the consideration of Christ
in his mediatory offices iii. 602

revelation of the divine mind is pecu-
liarly from the

664, 667

Family sacrifices, of

i. 583

of the head of a, officiating in the of
fering of sacrifices

i. 587

sacrifices, were common among the

heathen

i. 583

of God, of adoption into the .

ii. 734

Fumine of the word of God, an awful

judgment

iii. 142

Father of spirits, God is the

iv. 572

ii. 789

iii. 574

ii. 728

ii. 465

ii. 335

the body of Christ was prepared by

iv. 247

ii. 35

believers, in their worship, should re-
gard God as a

acts of the, with reference to the Son
as Mediator
the wisdom and grace of work of re-
demption, are signally ascribed to
God the

i. 739

ii. 173

V. L. IV.

786