Sermons on Job, Subject index · Part H
H.
Hande.
It is not poſſible to withſtand or eſcape the Hande of God. 770. b 10.
Iob ſheweth that when we be helde vp by the Hand of God, we hauehave as it were a ſtrong corde to holde by. 559. a 38.
The faithfull that are preſſed by the Hand of God, hauehave a terrible anguiſh. 564. a 60.
There is no other ſafety for vsus but the hope of ſuccour at Gods hand 561. a 50.
Happie.
Mans Happineſſe is not to be encloſed within this preſent lyfe. 504. b 41.
The faithfull are more Happy in aduerſity then the faithleſſe in proſſperity. 510. b 19.
Happineſſe.
A difference betweene the Happines of the Children of God, and the children of this world. 448. a 13.
How we ſhal Iudge man to be Happy. 510. b 55.
Hart.
VVhat this woord Harte importeth. 223. b 10.
The ſtubburneſſe and hardneſſe of mans Hart. 288. b 43.
Hart burning. 73. b 42.
Heauen.
How the Heauens are not cleane before God. 299. a 41.
Gods mighty power and wiſedome vttred in the creation of the Heauens and in the order of the Skyes prouoke vsus to praiſe him. 760. b 15.
Hayle.
The ingendring of Hayle. 770. a 21.
VVhy Hayle is engendred in the aire. 734. b 13.
Heauineſſe.
tis good reaſon Cod ſhould caſt vsus into heauineſſe, ſeeing we abuſe his benefites ſo ſhamefully. 568. b 55.
Hell.
VVhat is ment by Chriſtes going dovvn into Hell. 566. b 57.
Helpe.
Men can not liue vvithout many Helpes. 782. b 5.
All the Helpes and ſuſtenaunces of Manslyfe, do come of Gods meer prouidence. 782. b 9.
It is onelyonly Gods office too Helpe the diſtreſſed, and to diſappoint the wicked of their purpoſes. 95. a 17. b 13. 99. b 30.
VVe can not conceaue after what manner GOD helpeth vsus. 563. a 22.
If God giueth vsus vvherewith, he bindeth vsus out of hand to Helpe ſuch as want, 544. b 25.
There is none of vsus which hath not neede of anothers Helpe. 544. a 60.
VVhy GOD ſometyme delayeth his Helpe though we pray vntounto hym. 357. b 60.
VVe muſt iudge of God hys Helpe, according to eueryevery momente of time. 562. b 52.
How Gods aſsiſtance or Helpe is too be meaſured 111. a 27.
VVhy GOD Helpeth vsus not at our need. 703. a b 704. a b 705. a b 706 a b 707. a b 708 a b.
VVhat vvayes God vſed to Helpe the oppreſſed. 98. b 45.
Of Hearing and Harkening.
Men muſt firſt Hearken before they ſpeake, and learne beefore they reach. 696. b 21.
VVe muſt giuegive eare to the godly and learned, and Heare them. 540. a 16.
VVee muſt not thinke it ſtraunge though God trye our faith by not ſeeming to Heare vsus. 563. b 17.
The cauſe why a godly man can not be receiued and heard. 540. a 4.
It is a deſpiſing of the Spirit of God, when vve vouchſafe not to Heare a mau that may profit vsus. 540. a 35
Hereſies.
The cauſe of Hereſies and erroures. 532. a 14.
Hypocriſie.
Hipocriſie deſcribed. 4. a 54.
Hipocriſie cannot be hid from Gods eye. 149. a 50. 183. b 21.
Hipocriſie muſt be ſhunned. 101 a 2.
Hipocrites hauehave forgotten God. 159. b 32.
VVho be Hipocrites of harte. 722. a 45.
Meennes fooliſhe Hipocriſie in cloking their ſinnes before God, and their lothnes to hauehave them rebuked. 679. a 50.
Our lyfe ſhall neuer be vvell ruled, ſo long as there is any fainedneſſe or Hipocriſie in vsus. 813. a 48.
Hipocriſie and pride keepe vsus from humbling our ſelues before God, and from confesſing our faultes before men. 656. a 23.
Adam the firſt beginner of Hipocriſie. 585. a 40.
Hipocrites can praiſe God in proſperity. 21. a 52. 22. a 5.
Of Hipocrites. 315. a 38.
Hipocrites grudge againſt God in aduerſity. 21. a 53. 22. a 10.
A marke to know Hipocrites by. 71. a 20.
Hiſtories.
GODS vvil is that wee exerciſe ourſelues in Hiſtories. 375. a 54.
Iobes Hiſtorie was a thing done in deed and not deuiſed for inſtruction only. 3. a 6.
To vvhat intent the Hiſtory of Iob was written. 1. a 15. 2. b 14. 53. 28. b 10.
Holyneſſe.
Holyneſſe beginneth within vsus. 3. b 35.
True Holyneſſe deſcribed. 20. a 25.
A paterne of all Holyneſſe. 556. b 22.
The vertue of Holywater. 48. a 30.
Honour.
Of giuing titles of Honor vntounto men, 626. a 18.
VVho ought to be honored and honorable among vsus. 89. b 27.
The meane to attain to true honour praiſe, or glory. 630. a 40.
VVhy God aduaunceth men to Honor, and their duty. 630. a 12.
It is a naturall thinge for ſuch as hauehave beene in Honour to be vnable to beare their owne defacing. a 13.
The free maintaining of Gods truth is no impeachment of any mans Honor. 627. b 2.
Such as honour and reuerence the vvicked ar to be abhorred as dogs 78. b 50.
The right Honouring of God, what it is and vvherein it conſiſteeth, and hovve it is too bee done. 71. a 33. 116. a 45. 710. b7.
The Honour that GOD requireth conſiſteth not in Ceremonies. 175. b 23.
He Honoureth God that imbraceth his promiſe. 111. a 41.
Looke more in Seruice and woorſhippe.
Hope.
Hope of a better lyfe. 59. b 30.
Of Hope for hereafter. 102. a 23.
Hope ought to continue to the end. 284. b 37.
VVe ought to Hope in God beyond Hope. 368. b 33.
The cauſe why we bee ſo eaſely driuen our of the right way, is want of Hope. 710. b 35.
Horſes.
A proofe of Gods mighty power in the nature of Horſes. 785. b 5.
GODS goodneſſe ſheweth it ſelfe, in that Horſes are tamed and ſubdewed to our ſeruice. 786. a 5.
Houſe.
VVe muſt not builde ourſelues houſes by guile, but according to the goods that God hath giuen vsus. 515 b 50.
Humility or Lowlyneſſe.
VVhat true Humility or Lovvlyneſſe is. 596. a 7.
Humility the mother and roote of all vertue. 411. a 51.
Humility or Lovvlvneſſe is a moſte acceptable Sacrifice to GOD. 596. a 1.
God vvill admit no counterfet Humility. 793. b 4.
The Papiſtes Humility. 238. b 9. 793. b 8.
An exhortation to Humility and repentance. 709. b 12.
Meanes to bring men to Humilitie. 92. b 34. 93. b 10. 779. a 23. 780. b 31. 781. a b 782. a b 783. a b 784 a b 785. a b 795. a 30. 796. a b 797. a b 798. a b 799. a b 800. a b 801. a b 802. a b 803. a b.
Hyde and Hyding.
Our Hydinge of our faultes from the worlde ſhall not auaile vsus before God 689. a 23.
VVee muſt take heede, that in condemning other men, vve hide not our owne faults. 542. a 20.
Though God hide himſelf from his ſeruants at the firſt, yet hee neuer forgetteth them. 564. a 44.
There is no Hiding of our ſelues frō God, for all things muſt come to accompt before him. 678. b 45.
Hynde.
The properties of Hynds. 777. b 34.