An Alphabetical Table ofMatters. Harden, How God é Paid to harden Men, vol. t. p. 431. Haftinefs in condemning, one caufe of Infidelity, vol. 2. p.6o3. Hearts, Our Hearts known to God only, vol. a. p. 6o1, 6o3. Inferences from this, p 612. Hearts, How careful to be kept, ibid. The uncharitablenefs of Mens Hearts, p. 613. Heathens, The Sins of Heathens how far againf Knowkdge, vol. I. p. 40,, 402. Their Guilt, 420. Heathens, Their Virtues bow to be efteemed, vol. 2. p. 363. The pof ibility of theirSalvation, p.361. Heaven, Mens falfeClaims andPretences to it conftder'd, vol. t. p. 526, &c. vol. 2. p. 199. Heavenly things,bow little regarded by Mankind vol.T. p.02, 563.. lb* accounted for, p 563, 564. Heavenly mindednefs, what, vol. z. p. 266. Arguments for it, p. 268. An Exhortation to it, p. 269. Hebrews, The defign of the Epiftle to the Hebrews, vol. 2. p. 424. The Authority of it for Tome time rejeíted by the Chureb of Rome, vol. 1. p.484. Thar an Argument of their Fallibility, ibid. Hell Torments, vol. 1. P. 534. vol 2. P. 47. Herod Agrippa, Thefeverity of his Punifbment, how reconciled with the Patience of God, vol. t. p. 72o. Hiftory, Credible, a fuf hient groundof Faith, vol. 2. p. 472, 580. The Sin of disbelieving the Gofpel than attefed, vol.2. P.472. Hobbs, His Notionof Obedience to Magifirates in religious mat- ters, vol. t. p. 94. His Notion of God's f irituality, vol. 1. P. 751 Holy life, the prefent advantages of it, vol. 2. p. 54. The future Reward of it, p. 57, 58. Holy, To be holy as God is holy, what, vol. t. p. 575, 576. Holinefs, The excellency and perfeflion of it, vol. 1. p.663, 665, 666. The unreafonablenefs and evil of defpifing it, p. 664. Holinefs, Aneeeffary Condition and Rualifieation of Happinefs, vol. r. p.279, 393, 590, 59,, 666. vol.2. p. 197, 348. Inferences from this Dotirme, vol. z. p. 199. Motives to it, vol.t. p.190, 19x, 665, 666. vol. z. p. 62, 099. Holinefs, The general Notion of it, vol. T. p. 66r. Hod of God, what it implies, vol. 1. p.661. That this perf Ilion belongsto God, prov'd, p. 662. Inferences from it, p. 663. How to be imitated by us, p. 665. Holy Ghof, that he is a Perfon, vol. 2. p. 285, 236. Holy Ghof, the Gift of the Holy Ghof one benefit of Chrif's Af- cenfion, vol. z. p.274. The happy effeás of it, p. z88. The wifdom andgoodnefs of God in it, p. 290. The neceffity and expedience of Clues leaving the World, in order to the coming of the Holy Ghof, p. 285, &e. 300. Inferences from this, p. 290. Holy Gbó@, how an Advocate for Chrift, vol. 2. p. 285. How a guide to the Apoftles, p. 292. What chofe things werewhich Chrift left to be reveald by the Holy Ghof, ibid. Inferences from it, p. 294. What meant by that Promife, that be. fhould guide them into. all Truth, 'bid. - This no ground for infallibility, p. 295. Holy Ghfi, the Gift of the Holy Ghof, what, vol. 2. p. 299. His extraordinary Gifts, what; p. 280. Why confin'd to the Primitive Church, p. 299. His ordinary Gifts, what, ibid. Holy Gbc/l, howunfired in Baptlfm, vol. z. p. 3oox In what manner beflow'd upon the Prophets of old, p. Soo, 301. Holy Ghff, the Miracle of the Holy Ghof, bow an Evidence of our Saviour's Divinity, vol. z. p. 545. His Defcent fore- told by Cbrid, P. 548. How this an Argument of his pro. pbetick Spirit, p. 573, 574 Holy Ghat, the miraculous power of it in the firf preaching of the Gofrel, vol. 1. p. 149. Holy GhoJt, No ordinary influence upon the minds of Chrifianr, vol. z. p.;o[, 302. The necetyof it, p.39,3. (Vid.Graee). The effetts of it, p.304. The extent of it, p. 3o6. Infe- rences from it, p. 307. His influence, bow confifent with human liberty, p. 309. Holy Ghoft, the Sin againft the HolyGhoft, vol. 1. p. 487. Why pronounc'd unpardonable, vol. 2. P.454. What Sins come neareft to it, vol. 2. p. 309, 473. Advice to theft who fancy themfelves guilty of this Sin, vol. t. p.492. Honeft, An honef Mind the bet prefervative againf dangerous Errors, vol. I. p. 235, &c. Beft qualified to make a right judgment, p. 236. Providence concern'd to preferve Inch, p. 239. St. Paul an eminent infanteof this, p. 240. H.nafly the heft Policy, vol.o. p. 27. The general want of it ammg Men, vol. 2. P. 343 Honour, The true Notion of it, vol. t, p. 62o. Hope, Thefore ground of a Cbr)fian's Hope, vol. T. p.658. Hopes, The natural hopes of Men an argument of the Soul's im- mortality, vol. 2. p. 123. And of a future Judgment, P. 141 Humanity, The excellency of this Virtue, vol. t. p. 384. Humanityof our Saviour's Converfation, vol. z. p. 233. Humiliation of Chrif the fevered parts f it, vol.,. p. 639. How wifely fitted for the workof our Redemption, ibid. Humility of Chrift, vol. I. p. 541 vol. z. p. 225. Humility, The belt difpofrtion for Truth, vol. t. p.453. Mo- tives to it, vol. o. p. 6, t, 746, 747, 769. vol. 2. p.255. Hypocrifxe, Thefolly andunreafonablenefs of this Sin;vol.,. p.8, 6, z. vol. 2. p. 218. The trouble and uneaftnefs of it, vol. a. p. 339, 34o. The aggravation of it, p. 34o. j Dols, TheApollle's Difcourfe of things ffr'd to Idols, vol. z. I P. 363, 364. Idolatry, The Original of it, vol. 1. p. 128. How it prevail'd, p. 148. How effetlualoy deflroy'd by the ChriflianReligion, p. 127. Idolatry of the Churchof Rome, vol. I. p. 69, 752. Jerufalem,.Our Saviour's predation of the deftrutlion of Jeru- fakm, vol. z. P. 549. How punctuallyaccomplifh'd, p.53 o The figns.of itforetold byChrift, bow exaclly fulfill'd, p. 552, &c. Relations uponit, p. 562. This Prediction of our Sa- viour a convincing proof of his prophetick Spirit, p.562, 567. Jerufalem, The fad ,Cireomfancea of its Def ullion, vol. 2. p. 558 The monfirour Impiety of it when defroy'd by the Romans, p. 53r, 565. Theircivil Denfions, p. 559, 56o. What tbofe Sins were which broughtfuch Calamities upon them, P. 566. Jerufalem, The Hillery of its Defhnclion howpuntlual andcre- dible, vol. 2. p. 563. The end of the Jewift Difenfation, howplainly fgnify'd by it, p. 566. Jefus, The Son of God and true Me(Tias, vol. z. p. 247. How prov'd by his Refurretlion, vol. 1. p. 480. The meannef of his outward Circumftances no Objetlion againf this, vol.2. p. 247. Vid. Chrift. His Do&riuehow confirm'd bybis Re- furrettion, vol. t. p. 481. Jefus, Mens prejudices againf him and bis Religion, vol. t, P. 454 Vid. Chrift. Jefus, What meant by his appearing, vol. R. p. t t,. That he was of the Seed of David prov'd, vol.2. p. 53r, 532. Jefus Chrift, that be is the Judge of the World, proud, vol z. p. ,45, 146. Vid. Judge. This a Motive to Repentance and Obedience, p. 149, 150. How a Comfort to good Men and a Terror to the wicked, p. 150. .Jefus, The Life of Jefus, how perfect a Pattern of Holinefs, vol.1. p.496. vol.2. p. 221, &c. How far an Exam. de to us, ibid. Objections againf it anfwer'd, vol.2: p.237. Jews, Their exceptions againf our Saviour confider'd, vol. r. P.434. Vid. Chrif Jews, Their Nation haw remarkably devoted by God to deftrulti- on, vol. 2. p.564. Their Calamities bow clearly foretold by our Saviour, vol. r. p.150. vol. 2..p. 558, 559. Their difperfion, p. 56,. 'Jews, Still remarkably punifh'd, p. 567. The feverity of their Punifhment how confifent with the gooduef ofGod, vol. 0. P. 695 Jews, Their Infidelity, vol. z. p. 584, 399.5 Their partiality to our Saviour, ibid. Their unreafonahle Prejudices againf him and his Dottrine, p. 600. Their ehildifh Perverfenefs, p. 6o,, 602. Their Obfinay, p. 6o2. Their bafinefs in condemning the Dottrine of our Saviour without examination, p. 603. Their Rudenefs and Paffion, p. 604. Their perfecu. tins Spirit, ibid. Thefe the Ground andConcomitants of their and all Infidelity, p. 599, &c. Jewilh Religion, what advantages it badabove the Light ofNa- ture, vol. t. p. 359. VOL z. p. 597. The defects and im- perfe&ions of it, vol. t. p.36o. vol. 2. p. 597. How fully fupply'd by the Chrifian Religion, ibid. Jewilh Revelation, not defrgn'd for a general Law, vol. 2. P. 594. JewilhDfpenfation, the abrogationof it, why not sewed tiff after the comingof the Holy Ghof, vol. 2. p. 293, 294. Ignorance, The feveral forts of it, vol. I. p.42!. What kind of Ignorance miles Alen from guilt, vol. t. p. 32, 421, 423. Ignorance invincible, what, vol. ,. p. 420. Wilful, what, P. 422. This no excele for Menr faulty, ibid. In that cafes it mayextenuate them, p. 422. X at x on Ignorance,
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