Having entered by faith into the family of God, or in other words, amongst the elect, it becomes the sacred duty of the believer to be careful to maintain good works. He must remember that the way to heaven is not strewn with roses. He is Christ's freeman; but it is with spiritual freedom as with civil, "eternal vigilance is the price of liberty." Neither is it an artillery duel, or firing at long range; it is ofttimes a grapple in the fosse for victory or death. But the Christian--the elected one--has not to fight life's battle alone. The Holy Spirit having led him to Jesus carries on the good work in his heart. He tells him that he is dear to God; that he is His son, "His jewel;" His "portion;" that God will never leave him nor forsake him; that his strength shall be equal to his day; that his foot shall never be moved; and that God, who hath given up for him His son, will with that Son freely give him all things. By being faithful unto death he shall at last receive the crown of life, which shall never fade away. THE END. INDEX. Acts ii. 23, iv. 27, 28 Adrumetum, Monks of Amos iii. 6 Arles, Synod of Believers, Security of Blinding of men Byron's mother Calvin on Reprobation Cassian, John Charles V. Chosen, The, few Christ, Marvelling of Chrysostom Church of England Clark, Dr. A. Clement of Rome 2 Corinthians xiii. 5, 2 Corinthians xiii. 6 Cunningham, his Admission Dort, Synod of Eadie, Dr., View of Elect, The foreknown Elect, The word Elect, the, How to enter amongst Election, Objects in Eli, Sons of Ephesians i. 4, i. 11 Evil in the city Faber, Statement by Fathers, their testimony Froude Gal. ii. 20 God, His foreknowledge, His oath Gottschalk Great men, Mothers of Guthrie, Dr. John Heb. vi. 8 Invitations, Holy Spirit's Irenaeus Isaiah i. 18, xlv. 7, xlvi. 10 Jacob and Esau Jeremiah vi. 30, vii. 29 Job xiv. 5 John xii. 37 Jude iv Judgment, The day of Keilah, David in 1 Kings xxii Kinloch, Lord Lambeth, Articles of Luke xiv. 26 Mark v. 6 Matthew xi. 21, xx. 16 Martyr, Justin Mental power Mercy on whom He will Micaiah Moral distinctions destroyed Mosheim, Testimony of Neander Origen Pantheism Pelagianism, what? Persons, Respect of 1 Peter i. 1, ii. 8, 2 Peter i. 10 Philosophy ignored Potter, The, and the clay Power, Divine Providential blessings Psalm lxxvi. 10, cxxv. 6 Reason, Appeal to Reprobation [1], [2] Romans i. 28, viii. 29, ix. 11, ix. 13, ix. 15, xi. 5 1 Samuel ii. 25 Semipelagianism Sin, Author of Sovereignty, God's Sublapsarianism Supralapsarianism Tears, Christ's Tertullian 2 Thessalonians ii. 13 2 Timothy iii. 8 Titus i. 16 U. P. Church Wesley, John Westminster, Assembly of BELL AND BAIN, PRINTERS, 41 MITCHELL STREET, GLASGOW.