Gust and relish of spiritual things, vii. 270, 471.
Habit, supernatural, iii. 469. Of holiness necessai-y to every act, iii. 474. How preserved, iii. 475. Permanency of, iii. 487. Of grace infused, v. 310. Of grace in believers, xi. 97.
Habits, vicious, how best counteracted, i. 307. In- tellectual, nature of, iii. 474. Acquired, in reli- gion, iii. 474. Produce acts of their own kind, iii. 482. Vicious, how prevented, vii. 558. And acts distinguished, x. 579.
Habitual righteousness of Christ, ii. 156. And actual grace, ii. 199, 200, iii. 529. Pollution, in- consistent with holiness, iii. 431. Uucleanness equal in all, iii. 431. And actual righteousness, iii. 475. Grace necessary to obedience, iii. 621. Weakening of sin, vi. 28. Inclination of the will to good, vi. 161. Declensions of professors, vi. 281. Omission of duty, vii. 176. Formality, vii. 539.
Habitudeoi OoA towards man, x. 454.
Hamilton, Patrick, death of, viii. 181.
Hands and tongues of the prophets guided by the Holy Spirit, iii. 134. Laying on of, iv. 446.
Happiness, future state of, its nature, vii. 332. Of communion with God, viii. 36.
Happy fault, what so called, ii. 89, viii. .35.
Hardening, judicial, ix. 190; the reasons of it, ix. 305.
Hardness, jadicisd, of heart, vi. 48, vii. 42, Lx. 190. Of heart, what it is, vii. 534.
Harmony of the divine attributes in Christ, ii. 92. Between grace and the command, iii. 625. Of divine revelations, iv. 86. Of the mystery of gi-ace, V. 49. Of Scripture an evidence of its divine origin, xvi. 342.
Hatred of truth, iv. 183. Of good men, vii. 233. Of the power of godliness, viii. 29. Of sin, God manifests his, in punishing it, x. 650. To sin, God's, X. 522,618. How ascribed to God, xii. 114.
Head of the church, Christ the, 1. 362, vi. 686, viii. 566, xiv. 365, xv. 478. Of the new creation, work of the Spirit with respect to the, iii. 159 Of in- fluence, Christ is a, iii. 514. Of all spiritual sup- plies, Christ the, vi. 286. Ass's, worship of an, xiv. 477.
Healing, spiritual, i. 400. Of backsliding, i. 457. Gift of, iv. 453, 462.
Hearing the word of God with delight, vii. 30. Prayer, God, viii. 608.
Heart, the practical principle of operation, iii. 252. Depravity of the, iii. 326. New, wliat it is, iii. 326, 476. Stony, taken away, iii. 327. Circum- cision of the, iii. 476. Acquiescency of the, in God, V. 101. The, not to be trusted in, vi. 105. Mortification of, to temptation, vi. 143. The seat of indwelling sin, vi. 169. Of man unsearchable, vi. 171. Deceitful, vi. 172. Contradictions of, vi. 173. A well-tuned, viii. 81. Filled with love to ordinances, ix. 552.
Heartlessness to duty, vi. 243.
iJeaj'is, searching oui- own, iv. 305. Of sinful men hard and senseless, viii. 109.
Heathen \)leas, xiv. 14.
Heaven, state of Christ in, i. 2-05 ; the continued
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exercise of his mediatory office in, i. 252. Views of, a test of character, i. 245. Right notions of, vii. 332. Sensual views of, vii. 336. Subjective glory of, vii. 339. Compared with death and hell, vii. 342. Who will be excluded from, viii. 37. Why God is said to be in, xii. 90.
Heavenly gift, what it is, vii. 22.
Seavens created and adorned by the Spirit, iii. 95. And earth, what is meant by them sometimes in Scripture, viii. 253-255, ix. 133. And earth to be destroyed by fire, ix. 133.
Hebraisms of Scripture, iv. 215.
Hebrew and Greek text, purity of, xvi. 345. Points or vowels, xvi. 370.
Hebrews, Epistle to the, design of, i. 85.
Hedge against worldly affections, vii. 409.
Heyes{p2yus, his account of the primitive churches, vii. 67. Testimony of, xiii. 149.
Height of the mystery of the gospel, difficult to keep up to the, v. 46.
Heir of all, Christ the, i. 215.
Heirs of righteousness, believers are, ii. 218.
Hell, gates of, i. 35. Coming out of heaven, what, vi. 280. A twofold fear of, xi. 392. Fear of, its influence, xi. 479. Fire, meaning of, xii 147.
Help in duty from the Holy Spirit, iii. 554. And relief from Christ, vii. 247. And relief, when to be sought from God, vii. 393. Spiritual, who most want it, viii. 33. From men not to be expected, ix. 425,
Helps, ecclesiastical, in the interpretation of Scrip- ture, iv. 226.
Hereditary corruption, x. 73.
Heresies and errors, Satan's attempt to destroy the church by, i. 37. Why they should not be tolerated, viii. 58. Such as disturb the state not to be tolerated, viii. 59.
Heresy, hard to know what it is, viii. 60, xiv. 28.
Heretics, genei-ally persecutors when in power, viii. 64.
Heritage, God's people are his, ix. 281-283.
Heroes, of, xiv. 476.
Hidden man of the heart, frame of, xi. 85.
Hide himself from us, why Christ does, i. 390.
High-priest, ascent of the Jewish, tjrpical, i. 249.
Hinderanccs, God lays, in the way of sinners, vi. 210. To consolation removed, vi. 555.
Hindering, not, sin makes us partakers of its guilt, viii. 614.
Hinge, every thing ia Christian religion turns on the, of the work of the Holy Spirit, iii. 29.
Historical books of Scripture written by inspira- tion, iii. 143. Faith, v. 72.
History, use of, in the interpretation of Scripture, iv. 219.
Holiness of God how represented in creation, i.l82. Of communion with Christ in, ii. 197. Principle and fruits of, iii. 27. Nature of, iii. 366, 386. Only by gospel grace, iii. 370. How it passeth over into eternity, iii. 374. Glorious in this life, iii. 376. Commanded in a way of duty, promised in a way of grace, iii. 384. Increase of, iii. 387, 388. Growth of, not discerned, iii. 400. Pleases God, iii. 413. Not obstructed but promoted by free justification, iii. 416, 417. Of God, sin opposed to, iii. 427. Of God, its nature, iii. 427, vi. 62.3, xi. 88. All evangelical, derived from Christ, iii. 514. Of God, as manifested in Christ, binds us to be holy, iii. 570. Not absolutely of the same use under the old and the new covenant, iii. 672. Necess;iry to the future enjoyment of God, iii. 574. The highest excellency of our nature, iii. 579. Elec- tion a cause of and motive to, iii. 591. The design of God in election, iii. 592. Universal, necessity of, iii. 607, 609, ix. 165. Perfecting, duty of, vi. 14. How it may degenerate into self-righteous-