A commentary vpon the Epistles of Saint Paul to Philemon, and to the Hebrewes together with a compendious explication of the second and third Epistles of Saint Iohn. By VVilliam Iones of East Bergholt in Suffolke, Dr. in Divinity, and sometimes one of the fellowes of the foundation of Emmanuel Colledge in Cambridge.

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• HAlting, a threefold Halting. 558
• Hands, Imposition of hands why used, 209. God hath neither right nor left hand, 396, 396. the use of Christs sitting at the right hand of God, 397. God hath two hands, 426, 427. a fearefull thing to fall into the Hands of Iustice. 427
• Harden, how God doth harden mens hearts, and how men doe harden them, 125. wee harden our owne hearts, ibid, a disswa∣sion from hardning our hearts. 126
• Haste, we must hasten in the way of Godlinesse. 145
• Health, how to be prized. 686. &c.
• Hearing, wee must heare atten∣tively, 78. foure things to bee done after hearing, 79, 80. wee must heare with our hearts, 125. rules for hearing, 182. dulnesse in hearing how caused, 2O3
• Heart, there must be a cheerefull heart in all our doings, 30. we must heare with our hearts, 125. how God and men doe harden the heart, ibid. we must carefully looke to our hearts. 135
• Heaven, the joyes of heaven why called Powers, 215. It is a holy place, 353. heaven is better than Earth, 470. It is our onely Cit∣ty, 573. and how ours. 574
• Hebrewes, whether that Epistle to the Hebrewes be S. Pauls, ••9. reasons proving it, 50. in what tongue it was written, ibid. a great argument of theirs an∣swered that are of another opi∣nion. 83
• High-Priests, Christ hath all things that belong to a High-Priest, 193. Vid. what an High-Priest Christ was, 299, 3OO. the use of it, 300, 301. the ex∣cellency of the High-Priest Christ Iesus above others. 306,
• Heires, how wee are heires by Christ, 56. It is the Saints dig∣nity, and they neede not feare want. 242
• Hold, wee must hold fast our pro∣fession. 187
• Holy we must be holy as Christ is holy, 300, 301. no Saint but hath his sinne, 306, 307. the holy of holies what. 331
• Holy Ghost, the Author of the Scriptures, 124. the sinne a∣gainst the holy Ghost described, 214. why it is called the sinne against the holy Ghost, ibid. what falling away it is that is the sin against the holy Ghost, 215. the conditions, or parts and points of this sinne, 216. the grievousnesse and equity of

• that sinne, ibid. the sinne a∣gainst the holy Ghost, described comparatively. 219. the holy Ghost is in the Scripture 341. It is called water 409. the opening of the sinne against the holy Ghost. 417. ignorant per∣sons cannot commit this sin 418 a full definition of this sin. ibi. 422. fearefull examples of this sinne. 423.
• Honour: It comes neither from the East, nor the West but from God. 486. A double use of it. ibid. &c.
• Hope: unto faith, must be annex∣ed Hope. 122. how Sathan seekes to overthrow our Hope. 123. hope compared to an An∣cre. 243. excellent uses of hope 244. a distinction of Sperare IN and Sperare PER. ibid. the Papists have two pillars for their hope, Protestants but one, and that is the stron∣ger. 410
• Hospitality: It is commended 40, 41.597, 598. the con∣ditions of hospitality 598.690 many reasons for it. 599. fond excuses for not keeping hospita∣lity answered by S. Basil. 691
• ...House: or Houshold. vid. family: how called a Church. 7, 8.119. all Christians are the House of God. 121. the diffe∣rence betweene a House and a Tabernacle. 349. what a pri∣viledge it is to be of Gods Hou∣should. 452
• Hypostasis: what it properly sig∣nifieth. 139