Chapter V: Variety, but no contrariety in the will of Christ, b 226

Vicarious death of Christ, _b_ 292-297

Vile affections described, _b_ 153

Virgin really predicted, Isa. ix. 6., _b_ 228. 229

Vivification, _c_ 159

W.

War of plunder and oppression in it, _d_ 25

Wicked, their prosperity, _a_ 45
how made for the day of evil, _a_ 495

Will of God, secret or revealed, _a_ 471
sovereign, _a_ 476
how can we pray for it to be done? _d_ 403

Will, free in our first parents, _b_ 94
our averse to that of God, _d_ 402
of the Mediator as man, subordinate, _b_ 226

Williams, Dr. on election, in a note, _a_ 529

Witness of the Spirit, _c_ 266

Words, sinful, _d_ 66

Word of God, _a_ 48
distinguished from moral obligation, _a_ 48. 49
understood by Israel, _a_ 53
Chronology of prophets, _a_ 56
how a rule, _a_ 60. 61
complete and entire, _a_ 66
enlightens and convinces of sin, _d_ 101
humbles and draws to Christ, _d_ 102. 103
other instances of its efficacy, _d_ 104

World, not eternal, _b_ 8
its antiquity, _b_ 11
false accounts of, _b_ 11

Wrath of God is not passion, _d_ 75

Writing, origin of, _b_ 13

PRESBYTERIAL QUESTIONS FOR EXEGESES.

Vid. Form of Gov. c. xiii. sec. 3.

1. Quî Deus unus dicitur?

2. Quibus testimoniis probas Trinitatem?

3. Cur Christum verum hominem esse opportuit?

4. Quæ argumenta probant scripturam a Deo profectam esse?

5. Qua ratione peccatum originis transmittitur in posteros?

6. Estne peccatum aliquid positivum an privativum?

7. Quid est peccatum in Spiritum Sanctum?

8. An una et eadem ratio salutis consequendæ post lapsum fuit?

9. Quæ sunt causa efficiens fidei, et objectum?

10. Quo sensu fide justificari dicimur?

11. An opera renatorum bona sunt pura, nulloque vitio contaminata?

12. Qua ratione vita æterna dicitur merces?

13. Quandoquidem mortuus est pro omnibus Christus, annon omnium Redemptor?

14. Eruntne damnatorum pœnæ perpetuæ?

15. Quæ sunt veræ et internæ ecclesiæ proprietates?

16. Nullumne est discrimen inter episcopum et presbyterum?

17. Quibus est exhibenda cœna Domini?

18. Quinam sunt baptizandi?

19. Licetne homini christiano, cum vocatur, magistratum gerere?

20. Quinam ad judicium ecclesiasticum vocandi sunt?

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● Transcriber’s Notes:
○ The author’s archaic and idiosyncratic punctuation, spellings, and
capitalization have been retained.
○ Text that was in italics is enclosed by underscores (_italics_).
○ Footnotes have been moved to follow the chapters in which they are
referenced.