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Unbelief
Is sin—.
Defilement inseparable from—.
All, by nature, concluded in—.
Proceeds from
An evil heart.—.
Slowness of heart.—.
Hardness of heart.—; .
Disinclination to the truth.—,.
Judicial blindness.—,.
Not being Christ's sheep.—.
The devil blinding the mind.—.
The devil taking away the word out of the heart.—.
Seeking honour from men.—.
Impugns the veracity of God—.
Exhibited in
Rejecting Christ.—.
Rejecting the word of God.—.
Rejecting the gospel.—; .
Rejecting evidence of miracles.—.
Departing from God.—.
Questioning the power of God.—; ,.
Not believing the works of God.—.
Staggering at the promise of God.—.
Rebuked by Christ—; .
Was an impediment to the performance of miracles—; .
Miracles designed to convince those in—,; .
The Jews rejected for—.
Believers should hold no communion with those in—.
They who are guilty of
Have not the word of God in them.—.
Cannot please God.—.
Malign the gospel.—.
Persecute the ministers of God.—.
Excite others against saints.—.
Persevere in it.—.
Harden their necks.—.
Are condemned already.—.
Have the wrath of God abiding upon.—.
Shall not be established.—.
Shall die in their sins.—.
Shall not enter rest.—; .
Shall be condemned.—; .
Shall be destroyed.—.
Shall be cast into the lake of five.—.
Warnings against—; .
Pray for help against—.
The portion of, awarded to all unfaithful servants—.
Exemplified
Eve.—.
Moses and Aaron.—.
Israelites.—.
Naaman.—.
Samaritan Lord.—.
Disciples.—; ,.
Zacharias.—.
Chief Priests.—.
The Jews.—.
Brethren of Christ.—.
Thomas.—.
Jews of Iconium.—.
Thessalonian Jews.—.
Ephesians.—.
Saul.—.
People of Jericho.—.
Unicorn
Generally had a single horn—.
Sometimes found with two horns—.
Described as
Intractable in disposition.—,,.
Of vast strength.—.
The young of, remarkable for agility—.
Illustrative
Of God as the strength of Israel.—; .
Of the wicked.—.
(Horns of,) of the strength of the descendants of Joseph.—.
(Horns of,) of the strength of powerful enemies.—.
(The position of its horns,) of the exaltation of saints.—.
Union With Christ
As Head of the Church—,; ,; .
Christ prayed that all saints might have—,.
Described as
Christ being in us.—; .
Our being in Christ.—; .
Includes union with the Father—; .
Is of God—.
Maintained by
Faith.—; .
Abiding in him.—,.
His word abiding in us.—; ; .
Feeding on him.—.
Obeying him.—.
The Holy Spirit witnesses—.
The gift of the Holy Spirit is an evidence of—.
Saints
Have, in mind.—; .
Have, in spirit.—.
Have, in love.—; .
Have, in sufferings.—; .
Have, in his death.—; .
Have assurance of.—.
Enjoy, in the Lord's supper.—,.
Identified with Christ by.—,; ; .
Are complete through.—.
Exhorted to maintain.—; ; .
Necessary to growth in grace—,; .
Necessary to fruitfulness—,.
Beneficial results of
Righteousness imputed.—; .
Freedom from condemnation.—.
Freedom from dominion of sin.—.
Being created anew.—.
The spirit alive to righteousness.—.
Confidence at his coming.—.
Abundant fruitfulness.—.
Answers to prayer.—.
They who have, ought to walk as he walked—.
False teachers have not—,.
Is indissoluble—.
Punishment of those who have not—.
Illustrated
Vine and branches.—,.
Foundation and building.—,; ,; .
Body and members.—,; .
Husband and wife.—.
Unity of God
A ground for obeying him exclusively—,.
A ground for loving him supremely—,; ,.
Asserted by
God himself.—,; ,.
Christ.—; .
Moses.—; .
Apostles.—,; ; .
Consistent with the deity of Christ and of the Holy Spirit—; ; .
Exhibited in
His greatness and wonderful works.—; .
His works of creation and providence.—; .
His being alone possessed of fore-knowledge.—.
His exercise of uncontrolled sovereignty.—.
His being the sole object of worship in heaven and earth.—; .
His being alone good.—.
His being the only Saviour.—,.
His being the only source of pardon.—; .
His unparalleled election and care of his people.—.
The knowledge of, necessary to eternal life—.
All saints acknowledge, in worshipping him—; ; .
All should know and acknowledge—; .
May be acknowledged without saving faith—,.
Uprightness
God is perfect in—.
God has pleasure in—.
God created man in—.
Man has deviated from—.
Should be in
Heart.—; .
Speech.—.
Walk.—.
Judging.—; .
Ruling.—.
The being kept from presumptuous sins is necessary to—.
With poverty, is better than sin with riches—.
With poverty, is better than folly—.
They who walk in
Fear God.—.
Love Christ.—.
Countenanced by God.—.
Delighted in by God.—.
Their prayer delighted in by God.—.
Prospered by God.—; .
Defended by God.—.
Upheld in it by God.—.
Recompensed by God.—,.
Find strengths in God's way.—.
Obtain good from God's work.—.
Obtain light in darkness.—.
Guided by integrity.—.
Walk surely.—.
Direct their way.—.
Kept by righteousness.—.
Scorned by the wicked.—.
Hated by the wicked.—; .
Abominated by the wicked.—.
Persecuted by the wicked.—.
Praise is comely for.—.
A blessing to others.—.
The truly wise walk in—.
The way of, is to depart from evil—.
They who walk in, shall
Possess good things.—.
Have nothing good withheld.—.
Dwell in the land.—.
Dwell on high and be provided for.—.
Dwell with God.—; .
Be blessed.—.
Be delivered by righteousness.—.
Be delivered by their wisdom.—.
Be saved.—.
Enter into peace.—; .
Have dominion over the wicked.—.
Have inheritance for ever.—.
A characteristic of saints—; .
Saints should resolve to walk in—.
The wicked
Have not, in heart.—.
Leave not the path of.—.
Do not act with.—,.
Pray for those who walk in—.
Reprove those who deviate from—.
Urim and Thummin
Placed in the breastplate of the high priest—; .
God to be consulted by—.
Instances of consulting God by—Jdj 1:1; 20:18,28; ; ,.
Sometimes no answer by, in consequence of the sin of those consulting—.
Were wanting in the second temple—; .
Illustrative of the light and perfection of Christ, the true high priest—; ,,; .
Usury or Interest
The lending of money or other property for increase—.
Those enriched by unlawful, not allowed to enjoy their gain—.
The curse attending the giving or receiving of unlawful, alluded to—.
The Jews
Forbidden to take, from brethren.—.
Forbidden to take, from brethren specially when poor.—; .
Often guilty of taking.—,; .
Required to restore.—.
Allowed to take, from strangers.—.
True and faithful Israelites never took, from their brethren—; ,.
Judgments denounced against those who exacted unlawful—,; .
Illustrative of the improvement of talents received from God—; .
R. A. Torrey, The New Topical Text Book (1897). Public domain. Text from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library.