Slighting, iv. 171.
Snare, in best things, iv. 123.
Snuffers, iv. 486.
Sobriety, iv. 170.
Sociableness, society, comfort, and benefit of, iii. 76, 253 ; sociableness, vii. 132 ; trials of, vii. 133.
Snliloquies, of special use, i. 191.
Solitariness, ill for afflicted ones, I. 195 ; intoler- able to the ivicked. why, i. 149 ; very danger- ous, iii. 76, 253 (see' Alo7ie and Society); removed, vii. 56.
Somethings, iv. 481.
Son, of God, mistake about, iii. 530 ; Christ, Son of God, how differing from other sons, ii. 370 ; who are sons of God, and how known, v. 24 ; whether all God's sons know themselves to be, V. 26 ; sons witnessed by the Spirit, vi. 458.
Sorrotv, weakens the heart, i. 142 ; not required for itself, i. 232 ; can't make satisfaction, i. 233 ; dangerous overmuch, i. 233 ; popeiy in it, i. 234; comfortable degree of, for sin, when, i. 235 ; why Christians seem, v. 61 ; God's chil- dren have not, v. 47 ; not repented of, vi. 270.
Soul, union with the body, i. 6 ; most constant state in respect of sin, i. 28 ; to be cited and pressed to give account, i. 147 ; excellency in reflecting on itself and judging all its issues, i. 149 ; debased by wicked men, i. 150 ; should be first set in order, i. 131 ; needs more than itself to uphold it, i. 160 ; temper, when right, i. 157 ; over-born gets free, i. 202 ; gracious, most sensible of the want of spiritual means, i. 131 ; knows when it is well and ill, i. 132 ; committed to God, i. 4^6, 407, 408, 418 ; why, i. 409 ; must be done sincerely, i. 422 ; reasons, i. 422 ; directions, i. 414 ; what it is, i. 419 ; how we may know when we commit it to God, i. 421 ; even in the most desperate state, i. 414, 415 ; desire to be kept from sin, i. 407 ; wicked think they have none, i. 407 ; must be respected above other things, i 407, 408 ; not satisfied but by strong reasons, i 409 ; carried away with delight, i. 409 ; immortality proved, ii. 77 ; precious, ii. 109 ; how to know diseases of, ii 303 ; God willing to save, ii. 306 ; nature of the soul, ti. 217 ; what made for, ii. 247 ; Soul's Conflict, i. 119-294; God's Spirit speaks comfort to, iii. 514 ; God intends good to us all, iii. 142 ; must have somewhat to trust to, iii. 142 ; should open our case to our spiritual physician, iii. 513 ; outward not proportionable to the soul, iv. 509 ; God by his word heals, vi. 155 ; chiefly to be cared for, vi. 513, 514 ; made for heavenly things, vii. 441 ; love of earthly things abase, vii. 441, 442 ; how quieted, vii. 442 ; continues after death, vii. 4 ; double life of, vii. 4 ; how to use, vii. 5 ; soul, vii. 55, 56 ; how to establish, vii. 57 ; estimate things, vii. 189.
Sovereign, one only, v 270 ; comfort of Chi-ist's sovereignty, v. 337 ; honourable, v. 338.
Speak, much of, iv. 184, 449, 450, 454 ; when to, iv. 455.
Speed, good to be done with, iv. 523.
Spirit, an evidence, i. 14 ; put on Christ, i 15 ; work of, i. 18 ; assurance by, i. 19, 22 ; striving, i. 22 ; gospel by, i. 23 ; reprobates have, i. 25 ; by prayer, i. 26 ; how to know we have, i. 14 ; degrees of receiving, i. 15 ; given and received by Christ, how, 1. 17 ; three thingg received, 1.
18, 19 ; how Christ gives, 1. 23, 24 ; of God, how- far it dwells in the earthly-minded, i. 96 ; how our spirit is helped against our infirmities, 1. 57, 58 ; the word is the breath of, i. 74, 75 ; how it works with the gospel, i. 391 ; its power, i. 399; chiefest part of man, i. 298; supports us in spiritual losses, i. 319 ; a royal, sign of our interest in, i. 328 ; how compared to wind, ii. 8; need ploughing of, ii. 9, 10; keeps awake, ii. 49 ; to be prayed for, ii. 98, 99 ; in spiritual things no envy, ii. 137 ; stirs de- sires, ii. 219 ; seek, ii. 496, iv. 91 ; spiri- tual marriage contract, ii. 201 ; compared to ointment (see Anointing and Ointment) ; to an earnest (see Earnest) ; to a seal (see Sealing) ; why grace attributed to, iii. 447 ; why is said to seal, iii. 477 ; means to attain, iii. 480, 481, 482, tcq. ; how to know we have, iii. 478, 479 ; of our anointing by, iii 442, seq., sealing by, iii. 452, tejq. ; alone seals, iii. 514 ; must worship God in, V. 71, 72 ; joy of, iv. 135 ; seals, why, iv. 144 ; how know we have, iv. 144, 145 ; led by, iv. 145 ; stirs, iv. 146 ; grieve not, iv. 147 ; fulness in Christ, iv. 206, 207, 211, 212 ; dispensation by Christ, iv. 207 ; quickens, iv. 207 ; how Christ dispenses, iv. 209 ; comparison of, iv, 213, 214; convinceth, iv. 214 ; more than persuades, iv. 224 ; seek, iv. 219 ; works all, iv. 293 ; Spirit comes from Christ, iv. 294 ; distinct from Christ, iv. 296 ; try whether we have, iv. 298 ; trials, iv. 298, 299, 300 ; how get, iv. 300-302 ; came of right, iv. 316 ; know not the working of, iv. 380 ; attributes of the Holy Spirit, v. 253 ; grieve not, v. 412, 413 ; not in us personally, V. 413 ; a counsellor, v. 414 ; prone to grieve. V. 414 ; as a person can't be, v. 414, 415 ; how, V. 415 ; in Christ, how, v. 238 ; draw to the, v. 420 ; upward, v. 420 ; how know motions of, v. 427 ; obey, v. 427 ; give full scope, v. 428 ; not assisting, v. 429 ; healed by, v. 432 ; witness, V. 440, 441 ; how know voice of, v. 441, 442 ; doth seal us, v. 451 ; spiritual jubilee, v. 2I8- 248 ; spiritual mourning, vi. 265-292 ; blessed, vi. 267 ; necessity of depending on, v. 468 ; teacheth to apply, v. 469 ; overcomes, v. 492 ; Christ's absence supplied by, v. 531 ; how ob- tained, iv. 503 ; riches of Christians, spiritual, iv. 505 ; converse with those who have, iv. 521 ; means to get, vii. 545, (see Ascension, Gospel, Stir, Hold) ; spiritual judgments are greatest, vii. 524 ; order of working, vii. 422 ; beg to per- suade us, vii. 436 ; how know it is the, vii. 56 ; spiritual things, excellence of, vii. 90 ; first movements of, vii. 75 ; with the word, vii. 193 ; seek, vii. 193 ; only the Spirit gives relish, vii. 193 ; evidences of indwelling, vii. 199, 200 ; why he convinces, vii. 365 ; order of the work- ing, vii 370.