oped by controversy, heretical ten-
dencies, 194; the essential points of
the orthodox doctrine, 195; triper-
sonal and unipersonal, 196; denotes
relations within the Trinity as well
as to the world and men, 197 seq.;
doctrine reveals God not as bare
unity, but as having fulness of life,
199; is love which implies personal
relations, this in God explains the
Trinity, 200; relations within the
Trinity, meaning of Fatherhood
and Sonship, 201. The doctrine
reasonable, 202 seq., though it con-
tains an element of incomprehensi-
bility is not pre-eminently mysteri-
ous, 203; analogies against the Uni-
tarian view, reasonable as compared
with the ethnic religions, 204: unites
the truths in the various philosoph-
ical theories, 205; accords with
Christian experience, 207; each of
the Trinity concerned in provi-
dence, 279.

TRITHEISM, 195.

TRUTH of God, rooted in His holiness,
213.

TRUTH, the means especially em-
ployed in regeneration, 460.

UNCHANGEABLENESS of God, 232.
UNION with Christ, nature and ef-
fects, Scripture teaching concern-
ing, 465.

UNITARIAN controversy, 540.
UNIVERSALITY of sin, a fact, 322 seq.;
the reason, 323 seq.

UNIVERSE ruled by Christ, 129, 404.

VICARIOUS, death of Christ taught,
372 seq.; idea in the Old Testament.
sacrifices, 369 seq. See Atonement.
VIRTUES, natural, their value, 352.
VOCATION, the Christian, 472.
VOLITION, not choice, 312.

WALLACE, origin of man, 297.
WESLEY, perfection, 471.
WESTMINSTER Catechism, definition
of God, 17; person of Christ, 150;
God's plan, 232 seq.; chief end of
man, 283; sin, 302; degrees of guilt,
316; effectual calling, 461; future
life, 500.

WESTMINSTER Confession, God the
supreme authority, 88; so the Holy
Spirit speaking through Scripture,
91; calls the pope antichrist, 516.
WHEDON, perfection, 471.

WHITTIER, Trinitas, 208.
WILL. See Choice, Determinism,
Freedom. Augustin's doctrine, that
of Pelagius, 331; God's, twofold
sense of, 240.

WISDOM of God, 232.

WORD, means of regeneration, 460;
of grace, 411.

WORLD, known by its self-revelation,
2, 3; made to be the theatre of
Christ's redemptive work, 179; to
be redeemed, 503.

WRATH of God, 355; a matter of de-
gree, 356.