A practical exposition of the X. Commandments with a resolution of several momentous questions…A practical exposition of the X. Commandements with a resolution of several momentous questions…

H Hatred of God, how a breach of the first command 48 How every sin is interpreted hatred, and every sinner a hater of God 118 How corrupting of Gods worship is reckoned hatred of God in a special manner 119 Hair, how sinfully abused 364 Honour, what mentioned in the 5 Command. imports 315 Why Honouring our neighbour is commanded before other duties of the second table 321 Wherein honouring our neighbour consists, and what it imports 322 How honour differeth from love ibid. Whether outward expressions of honour be always necessary ibid. What is contrary to this honour we owe to our neighbour 324, 325 Whether wicked men may be honoured 326 Whether rich men should be honoured ibid. The place Jam. 2.1, 2 explained 327 How the honour we owe to a good man, differs from that we owe to others, alike in outward respects ibid. ⟨image 27⟩Whether we may seek our own honour, and how 328 How we should prefer another to our selves 329 Humility required by the 5 Command▪ a threefold Consideration of it. How the Pagan moralists were strangers to it. The advantages of it. In what things its most necessary. The opposites of it 334 to 340

H HAtred of God, how a breach of the first command 48 How every sin is interpreted hatred, and every sinner a hater of God 118 How corrupting of Gods worship is reckoned hatred of God in a special manner 119 Hair, how sinfully abused 364 Honour, what mentioned in the 5 Command. imports 315 Why Honouring our neighbour is commanded before other duties of the second table 321 Wherein honouring our neighbour consists, and what it imports 322 How honour differeth from love ibid. Whether outward expressions of honour be alwayes necessary ibid. What is contrary to this honour we owe to our neighbour 324, 325 Whether wicked men may be honoured 326 Whether rich men should be honoured ibid. The place Jam. 2.1, 2 explained 327 How the honour we ow to a good man, differs from that we ow to others, alike in outward respects ibid. ⟨image 27⟩Whether we may seek our own honour, and how 328 How we should prefer another to our selves 329 Humility required by the 5 Command▪ a threefold Consideration of it. How the Pagan moralists were strangers to it. The advantages of it. In what things its most necessary. The opposites of it 334 to 340