Resv/rrection  scoffed  at  by  the  Greeks,
ii.  191;  we  have  already  risen  with
Christ,  ii.  199 ;  we  must  rise  daily  in
spirit,  ii.  199;  from  the  dominion  of
sin,  ii.  200 ;  this  a  moral  resurrection,
ii.  202  ;  from  sin,  harder  than  the
resurrection  of  the  body,  ii.  203 ;
ours  twofold,  ii.  206  ;  illustrated  by
first-fruits,  ii.  212,  214;  by  rising
from  sleep,  ii.  213,  214 ;  by  sowing
of  seed,  ii.  213,  214;  what,  is  the
better  resurrection,  ii.  218 ;  we  shall
then  be  like  angels,  ii.  231 ;  our  re-
surrection and  Christ's  closely  bound
together,  ii.  261 ;  the  fruit  of,  to  see
God,  ii.  261 ;  will  be  of  the  same
body,  ii.  263 ;  of  the  miud  here,  of
the  body  hereafter,  ii.  312;  of  the
body  the  last  regeneration,  ii.  375 ;
the  great  end  of  all  thiugs,  ii.  381 ;
the  true  Passover  from  death  to  life,
ii.  381;  compared  to  the  springing  of
herbs,  iii.  1 6  ;  Easter  the  feast  of,  iii.
1 7  ;  incomplete,  unless  followed  by
Ascension,  iii.  46  ;  of  two  kinds,  to
life  and  to  death,  iii.  46 ;  Christ's,
ascribed  both  to  Himself  and  to  the
Father,  iii.  89 ;  a  bringing  back  from


a  worse  estate  to  a  better,  iii.  93 ;
manifested  in  good  works,  iii.  99,
1 00 ;  a  transient  act  with  permanent
force,  iii.  1 00 ;  soul  first  raised  from
sin,  body  afterwards  raised  to  life,
iii.  101.
Retirement,  the  uses  of,  iii.  199.
Reubenites,  by  choosing  Gilead,  lost
share  in  land  of  promise,  ii.  90.
Revelation,  different  manners  of,  i.  104,
105 ;  no  new,  to  be  looked  for,  i.  107
contempt  of,  i.  428.
