127 ;  and  both  by  law  and  theology,
iv.  128 ;  a,  capital  offence,  iv.  131 ;
consists  in  purpose  as  well  as  in  act,
iv.  132 ;  two  accomplices  required  to
it,  iv.  133 ;  inspired  by  Satan,  iv.
133 ;  how  strangely  detected,  iv.  138,
139.
Treasures,  of  wealth  or  of  knowledge,

given  for  others'  good,  v.  86.
Trihur,    Covmeil    of.     See    Cmimcil    of
Tribm:  '  '

Tribute,  a  giving  back  to  the  king  what
we  owe  him,  v.  134  ;  to  be  given
cheerfully,  v.  185;  after  Christ's  exam-
ple, iv.  138,  139.
Trinity,  Holy,  our  thankfulness  to,  i.
62 ;  taught  in  S.  Luke,  ii.  14 ;  i.  216;
the  most  perfect  number  of  all,  ii.
362 ;  indicated  in  Christ's  words,  '  I
will  pray  the  Father,'  &c.,  iii.  155,
188 ;  each  Person  of,  had  His  part  in
all  God's  great  works,  iii.  169;  proved
by  the  .words  of  Baptism,  iii.  187,


188 ;  the  Persona  one  in  name,  three
in  number,  iii.  188;  manifested  at
Christ's  Baptism,  iii.  188;  the  three
Persons  of,  present  at  Christ's  Bap-
tism, iii,  242 ;  which  was  a  new  crea-
tion, iii.  242 ;  and  also  at  the  creation
of  the  world,  iii.  242 ;  the  commission
for  Baptism  runs  in  their  names,  iii,
242 ;  trinity  of  water,  blood,  and  the
Spirit,  corresponding  with  the  Trinity
above,  iii.  248 ;  set  forth  in  1  Cor.
