and representative union, ii. 38, 41;
on the sanctifica ion of Christ's hu-
"and
manity, ii. 304; asserts " means
denies preparatives" to regenera-
tion, ii. 512; on the extent of elec-
tion, ii. 706; on "the heart of the
earth," ii. 634.

Word, the divine, a means of grace, ii.
562; two forms of, ii. 562.
Wrath, of God, as related to compas-
sion, i. 174, ii. 401, 406; compatible
with benevolence, i. 175, ii. 401-406;
with blessedness, i. 176, ii. 387; not
aimed at the substance of the person,

i. 178, 375; distinguished from that
of man, ii. 406-408; judicial distin-
guished from emotional, ii. 428.
Woolsey, on the retrospective aim of
penalty, i. 382, ii. 718.

ZANCHIUS, on national reprobation, i.
437; on elect heathen, i. 437, ii. 708;
on the elect and non-elect, ii. 746.
Zendavesta, cosmogony of, i. 107.
Zwingle, his theological system biblical,
i. 12; his theory of the supper ac-
cordant with that of Calvin, ii. 569-
572.