517 ;  answers  Satan  by  Scripture,
■V.  526,  553  ;  to  explain  what  he  had
misquoted,  v.  526;  why  carried  by
Satan  to  the  high  mountain,  v.  539  ;
in  accepting  the  world  from  Satan
"would  have  lost  everything,  v.  544,
645 ;  why  most  offended  at  Satan's
last  temptation,  v.  650 ;  much  of-
fended when  God's  glory  is  at  stake,
V.  55L

offered  up  Himself  on  the  cross

as  on  an  altar,  v.  259.  260 ;  the  only
true  sacrifice,  v.  260 ;  not  offered
again  and  again  in  the  Eucharist,
V.  261,  262,  266 ;  claims  His  own,
-when  He  requires  us  to  give  our  alms,
V.  274,  275 ;  manifested  in  the  poor,
V.  274,  278  ;  our  righteousness,  v.  284.
(From  Bishop  Butikeridge's  Fimercd
-Sermon.)


Clui-iati  distinguished  from  uncti,  iv.  45,
60,  64.
Ghi'iMiqfw,  their  duty  to  bear  wrong,
ii.  8 ;  their  nearness  of  access  to  God,
v.  365 ;  their  dignity  as  sons  of  God,
and  temples  of  the  Holy  Ghost,  v.
366,  368,  369,  379 ;  still  God's  chil-
dren, though  sinners,  v.  430.
the  early,  their  patience  con-
trasted with  doctrines  of  modern
Romanists,  iii.  254,  255 ;  their  num-
bers and  strength,  iv.  365.
Christiern  IV.,  King  of  Denmark,  visited
England  in  1606,  v.  235  note ;  Sermon
preached  before  him,  v.  235,  seq.
