got, ii. 22s ; God present, ii. 228. Huldah, vi 29. Human, nature as in Christ, iv. 119 ; dignified
by Christ, vii. 120, 121. Humiliation, Christ's exaltation purchased by, V. 323-3.56 ; deep, v. 441 ; inward, vi. 46 ; affec- tions of, vi. 46, 47 ; outward, vi. 47 ; motives to, vi. 51 ; promises to, vi. 61 ; how known from hypocrisy, vi. 52, 53 ; voluntary and with reformation, vi, 53 ; with hope, vi. 56 ; not same amount in all, vi 67 ; shewn outwardly, how, vi. 59, 60 ; body and soul in, vi. 62 ; ground of, vi. 199 ; necessary, vi. 1S5 ; kinds of, vi 185 ; helps to, vi. 185 ; verbal, vi. 187 ; extraordinary, vi. 197, 198 ; ground of, in wicked men, vi. 138 ; before God, vii. 76, 77 ; discipline to, vii. 99 ; God blesses after, vii. 145 ; state of, best for salvation, vii. 225 ; need of, vii. 376 ; labour for, vii. 411. Humility, taught, i. 8, 9, 30 ; why to be laboured for, i. 30 ; humble persons comforted, i. 232 ; to humble us God does not need to go beyond our- selves, i. 160 ; nor we, i. 171 ; seek it, ii. 2i)6, iv. 127, 171, 237, 3j6, 359, 51j, v. 2S1, 799, 443, vii. 197, 214 ; requisite, i. 399 ; a certain way to shun God's anger, ii. 327 ; needed to under- stand God's mysteries, v. 4(0 ; to improve Christ's riches, iv. 510, 511 ; crosses should humble us, v. 499 ; humble, iv. 171, 365 ; to humble not unbefitting kings, vi 44,45 ; secure and safe, vi. 51, 52 ; art of humbling, vi. 44-58 ; humility, vii. 75. Husband, Christ only the church's, ii. 24 ; and
wife, symbols, ii. 200. Husbandry, skill in from God, vii. 146. Hypocrisy, man naturally prone to, ii, 90 ; damage by, ii 467, iv. 63 ; wherein a saint differs from, iii. 14, seq. ; a Christian not a, iii. 14, 301 ; pro- fane professors are, iii. 12 ; dread of being, iv. Iu6 ; differences between and children of God,
iv. 169 ; take heed of, vi. 36 ; sorry for judg- ment only, vi. 56 ; often shewn towards eminent persons, vii. 216 ; when we are, vii. 222 ; gross, vii. 412.
Idle, life is ever a burden to itself, i. 139 ; idle- ness is the hour of temptation, i. 182. Idolatry, ground of it, i. 21; brings judgment, I. 379 ; men prone to by nature, ii. 287, 386 ; what it is, ii. 287 ; frames base conceptions of God, ii, 378; how it is committed, ii. 378, 379 ; oc- casions of it to be avoided, ii. 382, 383 ; close of many Christians, ii. 3S2, 383 ; God's punish- ment of, ii. 387 ; means to avoid, ii. 385 ; hate- ful td God, ii. 385 ; how slighted by many, ii. 388 ; nothing lost by renouncing, ii. 392, 393 ; idols, why to be hated, ii, 377 ; abominable, il. 377 ; opposite to, ii. 377, 378 ; idolaters, vii. 197, 219. Ignorance, of Christ's merciful disposition a block
to comfort, i. 69 ; ignorance, ii. 440, 461, 462, III, things work together for good, v. 254, 255 ;
spiritual, what and why, v. 255, 259. Illumination, of the wicked, more rebellious, v.
268. Image, of God defaced by sin, vi. 220 ; of Christ, iv. 138, 259, 260 ; why changed into, iv. 260, 261 ; how know we have, iv, 206, 267. Imagination, and opinion, cause of much dis- quiet, i. 178 ; how it hurteth us, i. 180 ; how sinful imaginations work in the soul, i. 179 ; remedy and cure of, i. 180 ; opportunities of helping it to be sought and taken, i, 183 ; how it may be made serviceable in spiritual things, i. 184 ; not impossible to rule, i. 188 ; miscon- ceptions, i..ls8. Imitation, good examples must be imitated, v. 121, 122 ; wherein it consists, v. 122 ; of holy men needful, vi. 507 ; to take heed whom we imitate, vi. 513, 515. Immanuel (see Emmanuel), a name of nature,
and office, i. 263. Immunity, v. 185, 186.
Impatience, under the cross, hurtful, i. 67 ; im- patience, vii. 197, 198. Impediments, should not discourage, 1. 238 ; re- move, vi. 67. Impenitence, impenitent sinners not to be envied,
ii. 304 ; impenitence, vii 38. Imjierfections, hinder not acceptance, ii. 14, 15 ;
imperfections, iv. 248, vii. 99 Importunity, ii. 223 ; why to be importunate with
God, vi. 196. Impossible, v. 36 S. Impregnable, Christian, vii. 391. Impudence, in wicked men more than in devils,
i. 275 ; sign of the ripeness of sin, i. 379, 380. Impurity, vii. 5o6. Imputation, what we must do when under false,
ii. 121 ; comfort against, ii. 152. Incarnation, value of, iv. 328, 329, 498. Incense, iv. 474. Inclinations, of soul to the creature should be at
first subdued, i, 221. Inconstancy, pnhMc persons should labour against, iii. 342 ; grounds of, iii. 343, 344, 345 ; must not mistake about, ii. 343 ; remedies, ii.345 ; carnal men inconstant, iii. 352. Indeavour (see Endeavour), difference of a Chris- tian and others, vi. 307, 308. Indifferent, things not too hastily to be censured