135

Sect. II. Of the particular fruits of the

See more in chap. xxv, and of ido-

Spirit, which are indispensably neces-

lutry, chap. xxxviii.

sary to real saints

Sect. v. To believe, and be found in the

See more of the fruits of fuith, chap.ix.

practice of the things of God, and his
Of the fruits of the Spirit, chap. xix.

worship, but that which clearly (ac-
In duties, chap. xiv ; xv; xvi.

cording to the precepts, rules, and
In each duty in affliction, chap. xx.

examples of the scriptures) appears to
In duties to magistrates, chap. xxii.

be Christ's mind, upon which we can
Chap. XI. The children of God themselves

in faith expect acceptance -

139

may be overtaken with faults; and are Sect. vi. To pray unto God: of prayer at

not free from sinful dispositions and

large

142

inclinations in this life ; and therefore

See more of afflictions, chap. xx.

may deserve to be chastised of God 103

common calamitics, chap. xxi.

Sect. 1. In general it is affirmed

ib. Sect, vii. To take especial notice of the

ib.

of persecution, chap. xx.

Of persererance, sect. xvii.

II. To wait for the second coming

of Christ -

205

See more, his coming to judg-

ment, chap. xxxvi.

Sect. xvi. To walk with God heartily,

uprightly, sincerely, and to follow him

fully and zealously: the reasons there-

of -

206

See also hypocrites, &c. chap. xxvi.

Sect. XVII. To stick fast to God, and not

to depart from him: to abide in the

faith and practice of his will, and per-

severe to the end: the reasons

213

1. To persevere and abide in faith

and practice, &c.

ib.

See more of holding fast to God

in time of afflictions, chap. xx.

II. That believers shall have grace

and power to stand

218

See more of God upholding us in

afflictions, chap. xx.

Sect. XVIII. To take care to watch di-

ligently over ourselves, with a holy

jealousy and fear, Jest we should

apostatize and depart from God, his

truths, and ways, into any error or

sin: the reasons: our danger

220

See more instances of the failings of

God's children, chap. xi.

Of the tempers, methods, &c. chap.

xxviii. .

Chap. XV. The duty of believers, brethren

in the Lord, each to other, as such ;

and as standing in that relation one to

another

222

Sect. 1. To love each other: the kinds of

it -

ib.

Sect. 11. To sympathize with each other

in pity and compassion ; help and

comfort one another, and bear one

another's burdens

223

See also this duty, how we should be-

have to the afflicted, chap. xx.

Sect. III. To honour and estecm each

other: and be kind and affectionate 225

See more of walking humbly, chap.

xiy.

Sect. iv. Not rashly and unadvisedly to

to take up a prejudice against any, be-

lieve reports, take offence or be angry ;

but tenderly forgive, cover faults, and

restore offenders in love

225

Sect. v. To live peaceably, avoid whisper-

ing, tale-bearing, and whatsoever tends

to divide or disturb peace

227

Sect. vi. To rebuke, reprove, exhort, ad-

monish, and warn each other, &c. To

take such rebukes, &c. well from each

other

229

1. To rebuke, exhort, &c.

ib.

rect his children, and suffer them to

be persecuted

280

I. To exercise and try their faith

and obedience -

ib.

II. To humble and purge them 281

III. To make them remember God

and things above ; loo to, own,

and close with them -

ib.

IV. For God's glory, and the fur-

therance of the gospel

282

V. For the procuring of great good

and advantage to those who are

exercised with trouble, &c. 283