Clowes, Mr. F., admits that free communion in- volves the annihilation of baptist churches, 337, 362, 400, 442 Colleges, Baptist, alterations proposed in them.. 445 Colleges, Mr. A. Wheelock, of New York, upon them. 364 11
Colporteurs for Scotland Comfort, tenderness of God in administering.... 283 Communion, Dr. Howell on the London edition of his work upon.... Communion, open, Mr. Green, of Walworth, upon, 58; reply to, 95, 98, 99; rejoinder of Mr. Green, 170, 201; remarks on rejoinder, 172, 202, 251 -, and Unitarianism in Zion Cha- ...69, 130, 146, 302 and Sabellianism, &c., Mr. ...100, 111
pel, Birmingham... Pulsford, of Hull..
introduction of it by Mr. Groser at Maidstone .146, 180, 182, 263, 265 introduction of it in Lion-st., Walworth, 69; Mr. Chin's feelings in prospect
-, adopted by Mr. Elven, of Bury, 148, 205, 255 St. Mary's, Norwich; counsel's opinion, 70; case laid before counsel, 136; ex- pulsion of a strict baptist member .....375, 398 -, carried to mixed membership at High Wycombe, 13, 249; at Maldon, Essex 340 -, history of, at Hill Cliff, Che- shire
EGYPT, short road from to Canaan Elders number of in the first churches.. Example of energy in opposing free communion. 1 Experience of a christian..
Extraordinary instance of divine interposition.. 392 FAITH must be founded on scripture testimony., 199 Fernando Po, expulson of Baptist missionares, 187; see "Africa."
Forbearance,christian, what is it, 173, 356; limits of, 324; limits as to doctrinal errors... Ford, Mr. J., once a Baptist minister, now in the establishment..
French Catholic Church, the principles of...... 58 GAMBLE, MR., of Margate, adopts infant-sprink ling
Germany, 67, 102, 103, 331, 364, 369; origin of the German Catholic movement, 424; opposi tion there of Roman Catholics to the gospel, 424; awakening among the Roman Catholics of Baden, 103, 425, 433, 434; the reformation there very imperfect, 426; first spiritual revival after the decay of the reformation, 427; gene- ral state of religion there..
Giles, Mr. W., Strict Baptist minister, late of Preston..
Glorying in the Lord..
God is love, 45: his love to his people Goodshaw, Lancashire, Cemetery
Gough, Mr., of Wythall Heath, token of esteem 30 Great men are not always wise
Green, Mr. S., on communion, see" Communion, open."
Green, Mrs. Susan, of Bishop's Stortford ........ 438 Griffiths, Mr., preaches one of the missionary ser
146, 180, 182, 263, 265 HAITI.. ..106, 333, 407, 447 Hall, Mr., of Arnsby, how led to become a Baptist 317 ....372, 409" Hamartian," meaning of, in 2 Cor. v. 21..... with sects including the uncon- Hamburg, 102, 141, 332, 369, 407; origin of Bap verted, at St. Alban's, 71; in an Episcopal Cha- tist church there, 429; history of, 430; means pel, Mr. Hinton present, 375; with Wesleyans of its success, 431: appeal for new chapel.. and others at Dr. Steane's, 376; between the Happiness, future, what it will be... Baptist and Independent churches, Oxford, 376; Haurah, East Indies... among missionaries at Madras, 376; has ceased to be practised at York-place Chapel, Swansea, 71, 147; a church withdrawn from in New Brunswick for practising, 378; the practical working of, 93; is it from heaven or of men, 111; what is to be done respecting it, 130; it is the destruction of Baptist churches, 13, 337, 362, 400, 442 Communion, state of churches in Ireland as to.. Communion, strict, result of at Hill Cliff, Che- shire, 409; in America .......14, 335 Communionists, open, appeal to them on becom ing pastors, deacons, and members of strict
Hereditary title to baptism, first introduced by Calvin, 440; at variance with the doctrines of grace
Hill Cliff, history of church there illustrates the effects of open and strict communion 372, Holiness, eminent, necessary to eminent useful-
157 Holland, Mr. Oncken's visit to, 26; efforts there, 103; churches....
Holy life, the power of a ...
Holy Spirit, his work special and definite, 354: neglect of.... Honduras, Mr.
return to..
166 Howell, D-
Cuckoo, The, an allegory on the history of free communion
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