Salting, vii. 188.
Happiness, present, aggravates eternal misery, i. 386 ; an expectation, ii. 211, v. 283 ; hereafter, V. 583 ; heaven, vii. 194 ; happiness, iv. 335 ; who are the happy, iv. 408 ; outlive, vi. 82 ; judgment of the world who are, v. 231 ; wicked outlive, vii. 5 ; of the godly, vii. 6 ; wicked, may know the happiness of God's children, vii. 7 ; Saint's, vii. 65-78 ; communion with God, vii. 71, 72 ; wherein it consists, vii. 191 ; concealed, why, vii. 212, 213.
Hard, to be a Christian, ii. 503 ; hearted, vi. 37.
Harden, how doth God, vi. 38.
Harmlessness, vii. 131; Christians must be harm- less, V. 23.
Harpers, harping, iv. 376.
Hatred, of sin, a good sign of grace, notes of It, i. 235 ; how to discern it, ii. 370 ; is universal, ii. 370 ; implacable, ii. 370 : ever follows true conversion, ii. 372 : how to be attained, ii. 373, 390 ; how known, ii. 391 ; men by nature hata God, vi. 342 ; hatred of sin a sign of peace with God, vi 343 ; due to the Beast, vii. 530; love ends in, often, vii 223.
Health, is a gift, a blessing, iii. 191 ; all uncom- fortable without, iii. 191, 192 ; God raiseth up his sick children, and why, v. 45, 46.
Hear, Hearken, why God hears weak prayers,
I. 71 ; our state in grace may be known by our relish of the word, ii 56 ; how doth God not seemingly hear, vi. 73 : to God, vii. 142.
Heart, of man, not easily brought to God, 1. 200 ; to be most watched and kept in temper, i. 142 ; though vile shall be fitted for God, comfort, and glory, i. 238 ; enlarged to praise God is the chief de'liverance, i. 252 ; of Christians first cheered by God, then their countenance, i. 26 J ; of a Christian is God's closet, i. 374 ; discovered in affliction, i. 317 ; gracious is privy to its own grace and sincerity, ii. 14 ; to approve to Christ,
II. 28 ; what meant by it, ii. 46 ; a Christian is what his heart is, ii 49 ; differenceth a sound Christian from a hypocrite, ii. 52, 53 ; is the house and temple of God, ii. 64: how to know whether Christ dwells in. ii. 64 .chiefly required by God, ii. 369 ; broken, a sacrifice, ii. 2G9 ; hearts, ii. 451, iv. 62, 63 ; depths of, iv. 87 ; light needed in, iv. 320 ; enter our own, iv. 383 ; of wicked, v. 269 ; tender, vi. 29-43 ; testimony of, V. 279 ; left to our own, v. 424 ; enlarged, V. 442 ; deceitful, v. 447 ; what is meant by a tender heart, vi. 31, 32 ; supernatural, vi. 32 ; how made tender, vi. S3 ; howpreverse, vi. 34, 35 ; how know from a reprobate, vi. 37, 38 ; work upon, vi 50 ; God governs, vi. 107 ; does Christ rule our, vi. 551 ; opened by God, vl. 52.), 524 ; what meant by, vi. 525 ; sincerity of, vii. 188 ; broken, vii. 188 ; wavering, vii. 189 ; take up with outward things, vii. 220.
Heathen, God hears the prayers of, vi. 138.
Heaven, how to make the way thither easy, 1 399 ; faith a sign of our interest in, i. 32S ; pride purged also a sign, i. 328 ; how to relish hea- venly things, ii. 91, 92 ; only, fully satisfies, il. 228, (see Earth) ; believer in, here, iv 103 ; degrees in way to, iv. 233, 234 ; glance of, iv. 151. 20J ; hard to come to, whv, v. 99 ; how it may be had and obtained, v. 102, 103, 137, 138; have an eye upon. v. Ill ; an inheritance and a prize, v. Ill, 112 ; signs whether heaven belong to us or not, v. 112 ; is a city, and wherein like to, V. 135, 136 ; howmany ways a Christian may be said to be in, v. 136, 137; the church of the kingdom, vi. 296 ; threefold signification of ' the kingdom of heaven,' vi. 296 ; why grace and means of called so, vi. 297 ; the country of
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a Christian, vii. 4:)1, (sefl Desire) ; thirst for, vii. 9S ; daily think of, vii. 189. Help, helps against pur infirmities, i. 68 ; by others in discerning our state, i. 209 ; where none is, yet trust in God, i. 209 ; help to do God's will, vi. 002, 503. (See Outward.) Hereajter, happiness, v. 283. //eresies, ancient, revived in the church, ii. 42, 43. Heritage, God respects his, vii. 158. Hiding-place, Saint's, in the evil day, i. 401-425 ; God sometimes hides himself, i. Ill, 112, vii. li!6 ; hidden, riches of a Christian hidden, iv. 604, 505; hidden, why, iv. 168, 169; hidden life, V. 203-218 ; in Christ, v. 206 ; how hidden, V. 206, 207, vii l&l. Hindrances, iv. 377, 418 ; avoid, vii. 303. Hold out, ii. 503 ; must stir ourselves to lay hold
on God, vi. 195. Holiness, of God no discouragement to true Christians in their mauy infirmities, i. 238, 239 ; Holy Ghost, work of distinguished, 1. 18 ; holy men are but men, iii. 355, 356 ; holiness and happiness differ but in degrees, iii. 469 ; if happy must be holy, iii. 469, 470; enforced from Christ's ascension, v. 535. Home, heaven our, vii 39, 40. H<jnour, honouring God we honour ourselves, i. 333 ; a sign in a good state, i. 331, (see Glorify) ; to God, v. 275. Hope, "the main support of a Christian, i. 202 ; difference from faith, i. 203 ; most in a hopeless ground, i. 266 ; hour of mercy not yet past, i. ii32 : must be e.\ercised, i 399 ; double efficacy in, iii. Ill, 113, may for the performance of divine truths, iii. 113 ; well of others, iii. 306, 307, 327, (see Conception and Opinion) ; hope, iv. 170 ; vain, iv. 177 ; living, iv. ISO ; all may, iv. 516 ; stirred up, v. 373 ; fruits and effects of, V. 141, 142. (see Violence a.uil Faith) ; nature of, vii. 193 ; false, vii. 5J6, 507 ; true, vii. 509 ; purifies, vii. 609. Horses, wicked men compared to, vi. 2 IS, 219. Hosts, Lord of, ii 446 ; angels called, why, vi. 319. House, of God desired, ii. 2J5, 226 ; none to be