INDEX .: OF SIGNATURES.

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Academicus , 5491\. ·K 5431\nollymolls 17, 259, 340, 'J·56, 457Aslin, H 127, 160,221,346,419,467Anti·pope '2291\. T. 26

PagePhilemon 260,4·59,533,587,589Philetus 225, 299, 337,501Poor Man _ 2660

R 207R. G 468Heed, Thomas.32, H, 49,193,529,613

Upilio 475U.T 348

T. B 279T. C 67, 14.1,241,34·2,424·,461Theophilus 4·98Tomlinson 328, 520, 524-Timothy : 32~, 493Trigg, 74.413T. B 317T. R-w [,73T. S. 1 136, 437T. W. 62,155,170,210.254,390,

'169, 525, 534, 600Tyro : 136

Carne,T 127Christian Rernembrancer 81, 323, 507Clement 4·67Cre.JellS , 404Crispin :............................ 81

Ebenezer .. ::, 218, 409, 559, 586Editors, preface, 73, )73,231,233,

35Y, 455, 467, 4.68, 4·74, 477,5Hl,550

Elah, 9, 58,122,433,516Enquirer ~ ..475, 4·77,559Epaphras 490

Bare, James 160,4181 StripliA.g 34, 129, 199, 444, 48~SagItanus ,............. 9,;,Stone, James 598

David and .Jonalhan 203Devonshire MiIlIster 19, 115, 163,

304, 3GO, 385, 4·49,54-1,592Disciple • 544, 579Dwarf 100

W 319,415,495,555\V. A 10r,

F. K ; 8.1.\ Weary Wantlerer 367, 3liJ4

·G. F d 1\.77G. P-e : 552 POETRY.

Hungry Soul.................... 7:{ I Diffidence 1·78

Kent, Johe .383Kirk White 432

Ebeu 286Elizabeth....... 92

Gay, W , +79

.Iohannes ' 4·78

IPhilctus · 615

Layman '263',289,351Lelcesler yuuth " 474- Heece, J 93, 96,142,14.4-Lincolnshire Minister 61 J Heed, Thomas 93, 141.,231>

lL G· 96, 11\.:3,572l'vlarcus 250, 411 .M. K. H : 161,221,3141 T. W : ;..;16,189, 239,287, 335

James 5.1.7J. 13 202, 1·(,5. 4·81, 583, 590J. B-e 53, 97,233, :246,304-J. C 551Johannes ~ "' \ ,. 331J. G 133. 311J. G. L. T 44·3.I. M ~.. 19'2J. P 235J. R : 0..: Ill.

N. N : .

Oncsimus .

14·5

rWhittle, Thomas 572

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551

E.

D.

c. '

B.

David, his character dcscribed, 2\ 0,254,397

Death and eternity, thoughts on 5'29Decree. Go'!'s permissive one 266Degrees, of glory, obser~ations on,

Calculations, prophetical ones ... 160, 221 4- 5, 544Came, Mr. observations on a publi- --_., an attempt to illustrate the

cation of his, 7 tj" '233, '263, 4.15,555 subject 532, 544Catholic, Romal}, its aSCf:ndancy, IJe'lJonshire Mi,zister, observations

. 1,2,231,3\1 . upon 84--:---"" , Its spread 233 Dishonest servant, the....... 598Cecil, Mr. Richard, an anecdote of 375 Divines, moderate ones, described. I f,5Char"cters,just and ~njust deseribtd 4-4.2 Divine subjeclS, meditatiqns thereon 55'2Christ, set up and exalted............ 97 Doubts, dismisstd 192__:' f~llless of grace treasurtd up ,

III ~lm 136__., coming to 259__., the head of the church 238_" the way, the truth, and the· Election, the ground of. 125

life 163 _., known in the present life.. ;A5

Baptism, not re~eneratio,n, nor can'remove one.spotof 5\11 3,70

_, by immersion, a curious one 418Believer, an encourage!IJ"nt to...... 17Believers, crucified with Cnris!. ..... 360----, Christ precious to them.. 12Borfy, a plague to the Christian...... \8--, funherthoughtsonitssinfulness 1f,61Jritis.~ arId Bible sociel y, issuing out

false repons 376Briton's, a cautionary 'wo'rd 10..... 377Boaz alld Ruth united 2'1, IBunting bush, contemplated 5f,9Butterfly, poetry on 38 I

P~. ~~

AA. Christ, alone exalted • 437

DDRESS to the church of God 9 --', his presence, what 182Anlcdote, of a Christian minister ~: 4G7 Christzan arithmetic., 343,461Afztino7l1iall, the term, a mistaken ---- re~€mbrancer 87, 323, 507

one , 337 ' his wants 24"____ ,used by many bad men Church, of God, how standing 193

for interested purposes 268 Commandment, on breaking theAr7l1inian's, hate, what they cannot fourth .

deny : 385 COllSeratlOn, of a cl apel, a lehert lereon ' 280

Com'! Chaplain, description of one.. 278Cllmet, one forewld ,.. 44-Conversion, of the whole world, not

10 be expected ......vide preface viControversial passage on Isaiah,com.

mented on 133,218,250,299,407,411,501

Creatnre gl0ries, a diversity of....... 449Creation, the \'IIay, nature and end

and salvation, and limitation ofthe elect. 592

Croouther,Mr. Samuel, bischaract€f 568Cucumber bed 6piritualized 443

1.

Interest, taken for money, not im-proper ~ 468·

Iroing, M r. his sermons considered18l, 2G~, 368

Isaacs, Mr. his society tracls 183lSTati, the spiritual seed, viewed.... 90Israelite, a guileJess one.............. 49Indwelling sin, a picture of 157F.

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Election, the doctrine etated and \'in- Holim:sl, imputed, considered 351dicated •..•••\ 573 .Bono/> of the wood, sweet : 106

Elizabeth, queen, remarks on: 564 HUlllpkry, Mr. a Baptist minister,Elucidation of a passage In Isaiah reprimanded.............. ...... .. 130

133,218,250,299,407,411,501Errors, glaring ones, exposed .... ,. 566Evangelical Magazine, remarks on 8l

-, a severe, criticism on.. 165

events, human, great latitude there-m for conjecture 372

Exhortations in the epistles, are ad­dressed to the regenerated...... 14

E:;r.aminafion enfQrc~d 435

J.

K.

Kent, Mr: John, his poem on Sapmnonsuited, and the Redeemerglorified : 383

Knowledge of Christ crucified, itseffects 491

G.

Faith, the life,walk, and triumph of,written by Romaine,stampt withimmortality 374 JacolJ, remarks on his birth and life

-, in exercise............. 433 62, 135_, a declaration of, of a church Jehovah Alehim to his church 297

at Plymouth , 5il3 ., view of Satan 475Faithfulness of God, described 500 Jesus Christ, the Son of God fromFall, of Adam,considered and settled everlasting, not by the assump-

in the covenant 145 tion of a human soul.. :..... 85FragmCTIts, the gathering of.. 485 , sympathy in his people'sFragment,' a stimulus, 589 sufferings............................ 94

, his mighty ac'ts 144Jewish rites, their application 143Job, his'character 20'7Just, the character of.............. III

241 Justification by works, an' erroneousnOlion of.. : : ~75

Gleaning, respecting Boaz and RuthGod, the people of his, separated by

himself .... ... .... 12~

--, his permissive decree 266_, bis faithfulness 404-'-', incarnate 479Golden oil and empty vessels 457Gospel, liable to be perverted.......... 13--- Magazine,its enemies described 165

----, attestation in behalfI)f : 612

---, tbe freeness thereof.. 478Guide, a mistaken one, 382·

L.

H. Latchford, honest John. a word to hismemory 277

If..ddane, Mr. his exposure of tern- Laud, Archbishop, all,account oL 563p'llizing and double dealing in Law, an 'abrogated one 413a public teacher 374 --, mistaken view of it 440l

Hal<:, Mr. his letter 184 --, received satisfaction fromI-Iawker, Dr. an attestation to........ 86 Cbrist. ibidHeart, influenced by a principle of -- and Gospel, contrasted 335

grace ; 21, 63 Literary Intelligenee 92, 142, 240Hint, a friendly one 322 Londrm College: how founded on in-Ha/iness and sin, two distinct prin- fidel principles, and encouraged

ciples :. 203 by evangelicals...... 63

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81

143579

268

373

J

488

Q.

R.

Rainbow, thoughts on .Regeneration .Re~arks, malicious one, made on

some Anti Roman-Catholics....Review of Books" 40-42, 171­

189,269~286,368-383, 563572.

Revi-va-l,-of-religion, a fahe represen'tation ,. .

RyJand, Dr. observations on hi!! sen'.tirnenu .. : .

Romaine, William, his greqt emi.l1ence in the church ..

2~ Question, for elucidating, 84, 136,260, \'163, 4.56,4.67,468,474.,

4 4·75,477,543,559.o __, replied to, on the young

man in the gospeL......... , 5f36----, 011 ~he Lord's Supper 587---., respecting Christ'shuman.

ity " ; 4.67----, on money lent on interest. 468,----, on Mr. Huntingtou's wri.

tings : 474--, on the seed of Chri!!t 590

M.

N.

o.

P.

Page' Page.Lord's, right to reap where he has Paul, St. his &hipwreck ,.,... 67

stsc'w€d .. , , 537 Peler,a view of his backsliding, 472,I,whfr, his ordination of ministers .. 394 526, 535---, a sketch of.. 426 Poetry. 92-96,143,144,129-192.

2;'7-240,286-288,335,383,384,4,32.572, \J14-.

Popes, the number since Peter....... 304Popery, COntrasted with justification,

bY' faith ; 289---, its asceudancy 424---, not changed 465Practit'e, not to be seperatecl from

doctrine............................ H!Preachers, popular ones described'.. 166Pri1/ciple, a iiv ing one, infused by

the Holy Spirit, asserted 359Prophecy, the imricacy thereof, vide

preface.............................. A

----, a solution of one 133Prophetcaltimes ....••34G, 419, 466,551Promises, a clusterof.. 516Protest, the editors, against Popish'

asGendancy , 173129 Prollfstant affliction 34.0

19 PrO'verbtalsayings improved .., 39~1

Psa/tll, intcrpn::tation ot'the 100th... 58304 '538

Matl, the happy one, described ...... 348Maritler, a spiritual one, his voyage

, 69,100IltlElt'Y Magdglell/:, her character 4141IIfa.t:ims , ' 40Jldillemtium, thoughts on............... 42lIifiser, a Chirstian onc described 141--', man d(::uased 437Morat Law, as it respects the be-

liever's rule 65, 78, Mr. lrving's view of it i1G9

Naomi, the charactET ..New heart, a review of .New Bit·th, the eve of it followcd 'by

its morning .New man, and old, considered .New Year's Gift, addressed to the

churc.:h of God, .----- love token ..N(ic/, 1\1 r. Gerard on .the prospects

of the church ..

Obituary, of Mrs. Ann Reed...... 44-,---, of Mr,' W. Gosney In----, of Mr. Jaeks 237--,of Mr. Samuel Eyles Pierce 331_., of Mr., Calver /;13Ocean, typified.......................... 611Offirs, of mercy, the folly thereof,

commented on 274---, further considered 378---, not to be made indiSCrimi-

nately ' 549Outcast, one desc.:ribed , 1119

Parody, a curious one 160Parsons, Mr. Edward, hi& respecta-

bility 2fl8PapisticalHeresy, laid open by Mr.

S. Lane 280

1:."

, 620

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Y.

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Year, the new'one, a poetical addresson ... ·.• o •••~••• •••• • 0 ••••••••••

Young, Dr. a quotation from .........

205 Zi01l, comforted by the Lord ..... :32, 93

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T;

Theol{lgicalwriters of ihe day,what, 20Time, contrasted with,eternity , 115._-, what itis /16Times;signsof ~ ;.. ;<125Trigg, Mr. a love t0ken qf llis tEl

tll,e churdl of Christ ..----, remarks thereon ..--, sHictures on ' ..----, another letter .----, a letter of his ..Trllth, ought to be delivered without

reserve .

Saints, con'siJered as pilgrims :...• 16 Uifjust, character of; ! 1'2---, m'ost feelingly e,xhorted., ,.. 17 Union, with Cbri.(, its blessed drects 439Salutation, to the ehurch of God 34 Urgellt V~ice..,. .;: ~ 229SIlta11 nonsuited 383Scriptures rescued from the objec­

tions of unbelievers .... \......325, 520Seed, of Christ, and that at Adam,

c'onsidered '..: 590 risits to the religious world 176,380Shunamite woman's address to Eli-

jah ~ 433Sin, on the love thereof................ J 1I--, e{fects of 161, 221,314 Ward, Mr. on the prophecies 185__ , the forgiveness 'of, pO, 210, TYQ1w, of a ChristIan 21·6

254,396,469, 525, 53'~, 600 Wesley, Mr. :John, his principles,Sinfllllless, of Christ nature, protest- what , 83

ed agains!....... 183 -----, his reversing of scrip.Spirit, the ~oly,work upon the soul ture 385

ib regeneration.' 579 Wilkinson, Mr. a declaration of hisStar, of Bethlehem, by'~irk White. 432 faith 583Synopsis, of the dispute between Pa- 'Wildenuss, a poetical description of

pists and Protestants 174. 189,239,287Wilson, Mr. Daniel, his letter on the

Roman Catholics, canvassed 277-'--, a glance at his taiellls 570Worlds, made by faith 541Worthiness, no commendation to the

Saviour ,............... :lS

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Page 225, line 15,jor even, read ever.'--- 250, -- 44,jor ditlkulties, read faculties.

251, -- 41,fo'r flights, read slights.252, -- SS,for to, read for.30 I, -,- t5,jor clearer, read clear.,

, --" S02, -- 14,jor them, read him.303, -- 24,for so, read to.504, -- 3,jor agency, read the agency.506, -- 31,for then, rea,d thus.

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