345,  347 — 349;  in  its  beginning  and
end,  ii.  349 ;  in  details  of  its  furniture,
ii.  349 ;  the  Godhead  dwelt  in  it  bo-
dily, ii.  348 ;  never  defiled  by  sin,  ii.
348 ;  every  kind  of  sacrifice  and  offer-
ing made  in  it,  ii.  350.
■  our  bodies  compared  to,  ii .  347 ;


we  should  take  care  to  keep  them  ao,
ii.  361.
Tempt,  in  what  way  God  is  said  to,  v.
443,  493  ;  Satan  tempts  to  our  hurt,
V.  443, 444 ;  how  God  can  be  tempted,
V.  528,  seq.
Temptation  is  of  two  kinds,  called  Soki-
fjiaaia  and  ireipafrfj.os,  v.  443,  493 ;
human  and  Satanical,  v.  444 ;  human
results  from  weakness,  v.  444;  Sata-
nical from  malice,  v.  444 ;  inward  and
outward,  v.  444,  494  ;  outward  of  no
force  without  inward,  v.  445 ;  can  be
overcome  only  by  God,  v.  445 ;  comes
by  His  permission,  v.  446 ;  what  to
be  understood  by  being  'led  into
temptation,'  v.  446 ;  not  being  thrust
into,  'and  left  in  it,  v.  485 ;  how
to  escape  it,  v.  447;  not  the  same


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INDEX  to  SERMONS,  ETC,


with  evil,  V.  449  J  of  two  kinds,  by
enticement,  and  by  violence,  v.  483,
494  ;  the  different  iiaea  of,  v,  486 ;  no
place  free  from,  v.  488,  489,  616;
ever  hangs  about  us,  v.  489;  God's
and  Satan's  contrasted,  v.  493,  494;
our  Lord's  three  tempkhtions  include
all  kinds  of  temptation,  V.  497;  Satan
fond  of  trying  fresh  pnes,  v.  513,
514;  with  change  of  place,  v.  514;
many  sources  of,  v.  617.
