INDEX

OF THE PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS.

Accommodation of Christ and his apostles to Jewish pre-

judices, disproved,

a 228-232
in regard to the authority of the Old Testament

scriptures,

a 228, 229
in regard to the existence and works of evil spirits b 32—34
in regard to atonement,
b 222, 223
Adam-his primitive state, apostasy, and its consequen-
b § 53—55, and b 36—52
The Second Adam, in what sense Christ is so, b74, 108, 201

ces,

b 103-108

a 331 &c. b 64 &c.

b 10-17

b 17-35

b 28-35

a 332-334

practical importance of the doctrine concerning_evil

spirits,

Anthropomorphismus,

Anthropopathic language of God

Antilegomenon-application of the word,

a 331 & 338. b 217

genuineness of the antilegomena

Apocalypse, its genuineness
Apocryphal books-of the Old Testament

of the New Testament a 33-39, 67–70, 138
-Proof, that the Devil was con-

Apostasy of man, a § 54.-
cerned in it,

Authority of Holy Scripture

Backsliding in religion

Baptism, b 109-112.-a perpetual ordinance of Christ, b287,288
immersion not essential to it, though originally prac-
tised on account of the prevailing customs of that
age
b 290-293

Calling,-direct, by the Gospel,-import of the words xalɛiv,
κλησις, κλητος,

b 121 &c.

indirect, by conscience, a 286 &c. 311 &c. b 116&c. 124 &c.
Canon, of the New Testament

of the Old Testament

Celsus had knowledge of the books of the New Test.

Children, their depravity

and its consequences,
removed by Christ,

Christ, his Divinity, a § 42.

a 22-127

a 251-268
a 17-20

-importance of this doctrine

a § 43.—his supernatural conception 651, 142-151

his humanity,

his sinlessness,

the restorer of fallen man,

and the sole author of our salvation,
Origin and import of the name Christ

b 142-146
b 51

b 73 &c. 129 &c.

b 99-108

b 158, 159

Church, b § 99—108.—the visible church, b § 99.—the visi-
ble and invisible, distinguished

Comforter, ο παρακλητος .

Coming of Christ. See Advent.

Communion,

b 268-273

a 192-196

b 286, and § 113, 114 with its Appendix

private communion not to be absolutely rejected, b309,310

Conditions of salvation. See Salvation.

Conscience teaches, that there is a God,

Contrition,

Conversion,

a $17
b 377 &c.

b 371 &c.

Covenant-the new, its sanction is the blood of Christ, b 229-232

the old and the new distinguished

Creation, a $31, 32.-why gradual

Creation of the first men

Death to Christians is no longer a punishment b $60
Death of Jesus-how far its being voluntary, proves

Vicarious death of Christ.—See Punishment and Sat-

isfaction.