INDEX OF THE PRINCIPAL MATTERS.
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Calvin, Jean and Allen, John
Jurisdiction of the Church, iv. 11.
Justification by faith; the name and thing defined, iii. 11.
—— a consideration of the Divine tribunal necessary to a serious conviction of gratuitous, iii. 12.
—— things necessary to be observed in gratuitous, iii. 13.
—— commencement and continual progress of, iii. 14.
—— boasting of the merit of works equally subversive of God’s glory in gratuitous, and of the certainty of salvation, iii. 15.
—— a refutation of the injurious calumnies of the Papists against the doctrine here maintained, iii. 16.
—— by works, the promise of a reward no argument for, iii. 17.
Kingdom of Christ, ii. 15.
Knowledge of Christ, imperfect under the law, ii. 7, 9.
—— clearly unfolded under the gospel, ii. 9.
—— of God connected with the knowledge of ourselves, i. 1.
—— nature and tendency of it, i. 2.
—— naturally implanted in the human mind, i. 3.
—— extinguished or corrupted, partly by ignorance, partly by wickedness, i. 4.
—— conspicuous in the formation and government of the work, i. 5.
—— effectually attained only from the Scripture, i. 6.
Law of Moses; its office, use, and end, ii. 7.
Laws given to the Jews; moral, ceremonial, and judicial, iv. 20.
Law, moral, an exposition of, ii. 8.
Law and gospel, compared and distinguished, ii. 9, 10, 11.
Laws, ecclesiastical, iv. 10.
—— civil and political, iv. 20.
Liberty, Christian, iii. 19.
Life, Christian, iii. 6, 7, 8.
—— present, and its supports, right use of, iii. 10.
—— future, meditation on, iii. 9.
Lord’s prayer, exposition of, iii. 20.
Lord’s supper, its institution, nature, and advantages, iii. 17.
—— not only profaned, but annihilated by the Papal mass, iii. 18.
Man, his state at his creation, the faculties of his soul, the Divine image, free-will, and the original purity of his nature, i. 15.
—— in his present state, despoiled of freedom of will, and subjected to a miserable slavery, ii. 2.
—— every thing that proceeds from his corrupt nature worthy of condemnation, ii. 3.
—— his mind naturally furnished with the knowledge of God, i. 3.
—— the knowledge of God in the human mind extinguished or corrupted by ignorance and wickedness, i. 4.
Magistracy, iv. 20.
Marriage, ii. 8.
Matrimony, falsely called a sacrament, iv. 19.
Mass, the Papal, not only a sacrilegious profanation of the Lord’s supper, but a total annihilation of it, iv. 18.
Mediator. See Christ, ii. 14.