396 AN ALPHABETICAL TABLE. Page. Section. Habit of grace preserved by the constant influences of the Holy Spirit, . 281, 10 Habit of holiness not acquired but preserved in a way of duty, 281, 10 Habit of holiness permanent in its inclination, 287, 23 Habits incline unto acts of their own kind for a certain end, 285, 15 Infused habits of grace proved, 192, 50 Intellectual habits the nature of them, 280, 8 Habitual uncleanness equal in all, 954, 6 Habitual pollution inconsistent withany holiness, 255 Habitual grace necessary unto all acts of obedience, 368, 26 Tongues and hands of the prophets guidedby the Holy Ghost, 73, 10 Harmony between grace and the command, 371, 33 Head of the church first respected in the new creation, 89, 1 The heart what it signifies, and how it is depraved, 146, 17 Stony heart how taken away, 190, 43 New heart promised, what it is, 191, 44 & 281, 11 Heart the meaning of it in the scripture, 247 Historical books of the scripture written by Divine inspiration, 79, 19 The Holy Spirit how both Lord and God, 4, 4 Holy Spirit the only Author unto us of all spiritual good, 8, 12 The I-Ioly Spirit known by his operations, 15, 24 Holy Spirit so called from his immaterial substance, 24, 9 The Holy Spirit so called first because he is essentially holy, 25, 26, 9, 10 Holy Spirit called holy from his work, 26, 10 Holy Spirit in what sense called the Spirit of God, 28, 13 Holy Spirit bow called the Spirit of the Son, 28, 14 The Holy Spirit an eternal, infinite, intelligent person, 33, 34, 85, &c. 7, 8, 9, 10, &c. The Hqly Spirit bath a spiritual substance and subsist- ence ofhis own. 39, 18 Why the Holy Spirit never appeared in the person of a man, 39, 18 The Holy Spirit the author of the ministry of the church, 44; 26 Page. Sectïon. The Holy Spirit the object of mens' actings in religion, 44, 28 The Holy Spirit not a quality or virtue of the divine nature, 46, 30 The Holy Spirit expressly called God, 46, 31 The Holy Spirit given ofGod, and how, 56, 3 The Holy Spirit compared unto fire and water, and why, 62, 13 The Holy Spirit one, dividing as he pleaseth to others, 67, St The Holy Spirit the promise and legacy of Christ, 86, 6 The Holy Spirit the Spirit of the Son as well as of the Father, and what followeth thereon, 90, 8 Actings of the Holy Spirit not ascribed unto him ex- clusively, 90, 9 The Holy Spirit supplies the bodily absence of Christ, 109, 5 Holy Spirit worketh by means ordinarily, 129, 25 The Holy Spirit the immediate sanctifier of allbelievers, 226, 15 The Holy Spirit promised with respect unto his effects. 240, 2 Holy Spirit the principal efficient cause of the mortifi- cation of sin, 324, 15, &e. Holy Ghost how the power of the most high, 91, 10 No holiness but by thegospel and thegrace of it, 217, 8 Holiness passeth over into eternity and glory, andhow, 219, 11 Holiness glorious in this life, 220, 12 Holiness all that God requireth of believers, 221, 13 Holiness commanded in a way of duty, promised in a way of grace, 225, 14 Holiness in its true nature, 227, 2 Holiness how it is increased in believers, 228, 4 Holiness may thrive where the growth is not discerned, 235, 10 Holiness pleaseth God wherever it is, 243, 5 No holiness beyond the bounds of relation to Christ, 244, 6 Holiness of God wherein it consists, 252, 4 Where the principle of holiness is, there will be the fruits of it, 288 All holiness derived from Christ, 303, &c. Evangelical holiness an effect of the covenant of grace, 309, 7
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