Inability of man, 141, 328.

Infant-baptism, 202, etc.; the subjects of it how admitted to the
Lord's Supper, 228, etc.

Infants saved, 128, 225; belonged to the Jewish church, 203; Not to
be denied baptism because they cannot exercise faith, 213.
Installation in the Am. Luth. Church, 399.

Irenaeus quoted on infant baptism, 214.

J.

Jesus, no impostor, 18; a man, (comp. Christ) 54; in the Eucharist, 245.
Jews, baptism among them, 204.

Judgment, Christ's return to, 288; the final one, 313, etc.

Justification in general, 131, etc.; nature, evidences, etc. 144, etc.

K.

Knowledge, our religious, from reason, 10 etc.; of itself useless, 230.

L.

Labor, free, compared to slave, 278.

Liberty, the seeds of sown by the reformers, 273.

Licensure of candidates in the Evan. Luth. American Church, 396.

Life, the Christian in general, 165, etc.

Lightfoot, quoted on Jewish baptism, 206.

Lord's Supper, a means of grace, 150; the institution, 240, etc.; opin-
ions of the mystical presence in, 245; subjects of, etc. 255.

Love, Christian, 177, etc.; the most ardent, for souls, 180.

Luther referred to, 97, 140, 248, 287, 342.

Lutheranism, symbol of, 40. See Church Lutheran.

M.

Maimonides on Jewish baptism, 205.

Man, may be a voluntary unbeliever, 12; as a moral agent, 13; his
destiny fixed by his conduct, 97; origin and first state, 118, etc.
Martyr, Justin, on infant baptism, 214.

Mass, an abomination, 342.

Matrimony of the priests lawful, 339; comp. 347.

Matter, in no state, self-existent, 111.

Meats, diversity of useless, 344; greatly burden the conscience, 345,

Mediatorial work of Jesus, 130, etc.

Melancthon, his views of the inystery of the Supper, 251.

Members of the Lutheran Am. Church, 378.

Methodists, economy of their church, 193, etc. and Note, 195.

Millennium the, 288, etc,

Ministers in general, 188, etc.; the support of, 193; as to politics, 280;
comp. 339, 351; process against in the Evan. Luth. Church, 389,
Missions in the Evan. Luth. Church, 392.

Monasticism, 347, etc.; vows of, annul not the right to marry, 348.
Moravians, retain the Augsburg Confession, 40.

Mosheim on the mystery of the supper, 249.

0.

Obedience, new, the result of faith and repentance, 165, etc.-comp. 260.
Officers in the Lutheran Church of America, 372.

Orders, church, 267; comp. under Ministers, 188, etc.

Ordinance to a divine, what necessary, 217.

Ordination in the Evan. Luth. Am. Church, 397.

Origen, quoted on infant baptism, 214; on catechumens, 236.

P.

Pastors in the American Lutheran Church, 372.

Pedobaptism, see infant baptism.

Patriot, the Christian, 271, etc.

Perfection, sinless, rejected, 261; unattainable on earth, 264; comp.
271, and 330.

Persecution, see heresy.

Political affairs, what the Lutheran Church teaches as to, 271, etc.
Pope, his temporal power, 354; his efforts in United States, 356.

Prayer, of the unregen. 142; a means of grace, 150; in general, 153, etc.
Prayer meetings in the Lutheran American Church, 380, etc.
Predestination, 97.

Priests, celibacy of, 339.

Probation, life the only state of, 304.

Profession of religion, see Confirmation.

Providence of God, see Government, Decrees, etc.

Purposes of God, how extensive, and of two kinds, 95.

R.

Reason cannot do much for us in Religion, 10, etc.; see Trinity.
Reformation, the effects of the, on governments, 273.

Reformers, 38, 247, 273.

Relations our, to a superior power hardly determined by reason, 14.
Religion, the Jewish extensively known, 11; children brought under
the influence of by baptism, 225; profession of among the Lu-
therans, 228, etc.; under our national constitution, 286.
Religion, of natural, or the religion of reason, 9, etc.

Repentance defined, 168; an obligatory duty, 174; of sins committed
after baptism, 260; see Faith.

Resurrection, 288, 310, etc.

Revelation, one needed, etc. 15; its relation to reason, 63, etc.

Revelution in government, when right, 275.

Righteous, the happiness of, after death, 317, etc.

Sabbath, when instituted, 111.

S.

Sacraments, how many, 197; definition of the term, 198; use of, 266.
Saints, perseverance of, 260; Luther's belief, 262; invoc. of, 116, 335.
Salvation, gratuitous through faith, 107; plan of through Christ, 132,
etc.; attained through the use of means, 141.

Inability of man, 141, 328.

Infant-baptism, 202, etc.; the subjects of it how admitt
Lord's Supper, 228, etc.

Infants saved, 128, 225; belonged to the Jewish church, 2

be denied baptism because they cannot exercise faith,
Installation in the Am. Luth. Church, 399.

Irenaeus quoted on infant baptism, 214.

J.

Jesus, no impostor, 18; a man, (comp. Christ) 54; in the Eu
Jews, baptism among them, 204.

Judgment, Christ's return to, 288; the final one, 313, etc.
Justification in general, 131, etc.; nature, evidences, etc.

K.

Knowledge, our religious, from reason, 10 etc.; of itself

L.

Labor, free, compared to slave, 278.

Liberty, the seeds of sown by the reformers, 273.
Licensure of candidates in the Evan. Luth. American Ch
Life, the Christian in general, 165, etc.

Lightfoot, quoted on Jewish baptism, 206.

Lord's Supper, a means of grace, 150; the institution, 24
ions of the mystical presence in, 245; subjects of, etc
Love, Christian, 177, etc.; the most ardent, for souls, 180.
Luther referred to, 97, 140, 248, 287, 342.

Lutheranism, symbol of, 40. See Church Lutheran.

M.

Maimonides on Jewish baptism, 205.

Man, may be a voluntary unbeliever, 12; as a moral a
destiny fixed by his conduct, 97; origin and first sta
Martyr, Justin, on infant baptism, 214.

Mass, an abomination, 342.

Matrimony of the priests lawful, 339; comp. 347.

Matter, in no state, self-existent, 111.

Meats, diversity of useless, 344; greatly burden the con

Mediatorial work of Jesus, 130, etc.

Melancthon, his views of the mystery of the Supper, 251.
Members of the Lutheran Am. Church, 378.

Methodists, economy of their church, 193, etc. and Note.
Millennium the, 288, etc.

Ministers in general, 188, etc.; the support of, 193; as to

comp. 339, 351; process against in the Evan. Luth.
Missions in the Evan. Luth. Church, 392.

Monasticism, 347, etc.; vows of, annul not the right to
Moravians, retain the Augsburg Confession, 40.
Mosheim on the mystery of the supper, 249.

Sanctification, nature and definition of, 170.
Satan tempted our first parents, 114, 124.

Session ministerial of Evan. Luth. Am. Church, 394.

Sin, who its author, 91; comp. 329; why permitted, 93; for the sub-
ject in general see under natural depravity, 123, etc.; original, 125,
etc.; remission of through baptism, 227; comp. 237.

Sinner, man known to be a, by reason, 14; how saved, 132, etc. ;
his ability, 141; his justification, 144; his change, 166, etc.
Slavery, 276; guilt of on whom, 278.

Slaves, not to be forced back to Africa, 278.
Socrates felt the want of a revelation, 15.

Son of God, his mediatorial work, 130.

Soul, immortality of, not determined by reason, 15; the intermediate
state of, see State; not material, 303.

Spirit, Holy, personality of, 60; divinity of, 62; in regeneration, 152;
gifts of conferred by laying on the hands, 237.
Spirits, wicked, will be judged, 316. See Angels.
Sprinkling, 217, 218; superior to immersion, 223.
State, the intermediate of departed spirits, 298, etc.

Synod, officers of the in the Luth. Am. Church, 381, etc.

Synods of the Lutheran Am. Church, 381.

T.

Transubstantiation, 246; Cicero quoted in reference to, Note, 247.

Trinity, 52, etc.; relation of to reason, 63.

Truths made known by revelation, 63, etc.

U.

Unbelief may be voluntary, 12, etc.

Union of church and state, 280, etc.; of Christians, 296.

Unregenerate, able to repent, 141.

V.

Volney, his absurd supposition in regard to the apostles, 18.
Vows, monastic; see Monasticism.

Wicked, the punishment of, 323.

W.

Wine, a substitute for in the communion, 243.

Will, Free, 12; comp. 131, 148, 328.

Works, good, their bearing upon our salvation, 107, etc.; covenant of,
133; comp. 260; in regard to faith, 330; see justification.

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