Debasing spiritual things, vii. 473.
Debt of sin, how discharged, i. 209. Sin a, xii. 514. Right of, X. 567.
Debts, how sins are, x. 574.
Decay, recovery from, i. 432. In grace and holi- ness, iii. 404. Spiritual, vi. 282, Of holiness, causes of, vii. 196. Spiritual, to be guarded against, vii. 354. In spiritual afl'ections, vii. 456. Of the principle of grace, how recovered fiom, ix. 368. In churches, ix. 510. In religion, how discernible, xv. 198.
Deceit, self, vi. 505. Of the heart, we should be sen- sible of, vii. 246. Of sin, vii. 607.
Deceiifulness of the heart, vi. 172. Of sin, vi. 211.
Deceits about holiness, iii. 478. Of Satan, who are exposed to, as it respects the Scriptures, iv. 62.
Decii, religion of the, x. 528.
Declarative truth, its objects, i. 82.
Declaratory tenders of gospel righteousness, ii. 175.
Declension in religion displeasing to Christ, vii. 459. Grieving to the Holy Spirit, vii. 459. Of religion, use of faith in a season of, ix. 510. How it offends and scandalizes the world, ix. 513.
Declensions, gradual, in grace, i, 444. Habitual, of professors, vi. 281.
Decline of the vigour of the affections, vi. 221.
Decree of God requires holiness, iii. 592. Determi- nate, as to divine judgments, viii. 619. Of God, what it is, ix. 252. A difference between those things which are necessary by a, and those which are so from the divine nature, x. 607.
Decrees of God, i. 473, x. 14. Svhy denied, x. 12. Immutable, xi. 137.
Decretory i\xiigva.ents, viii. 616.
Dedication to God, iii. 370, ix. 287. Of persons to God by anointing, iv. 391.
Deep things of God, how searched by the Spirit, iii. 80. Truth lies, iv. 182. Some parts of Scripture are, iv. 194. Apprehension of the evil of sin, vi. 369. The mystery of forgiveness is, vi. 410. Sense of the evil of sin, vi. 548. Son'ow for sin, vi. 549. Sense of the indwelling power of sin, vi. 550.
Defect in grace, influence of a sense of, i. 118.
Defection of churches, in what it originates^ iii. 43. I'rom pure religion predicted, xiv. 534.
Defects in reformation of life, iii. 240.
Defence of the truth, to whom committed, i. 6. How sin puts forth its deceit in its own, vi. 229.
Defensative about church government, viii. 43.
Defilenunt of our best duties, ii. 171. Of sin, iii. 422. Nature of, iiL 426.
Deformity of soul by sin, v. 21.
Deyeneracy in church discipline, xv. 123.
Degenerate Christians, their conduct, vii. 353.
Degree, a good, what it is, xvi. 148.
Degrees of the manifestation of the glory of Christ, i. 3S7. Of the prophetic spirit, iii. 134 Of grace and holiness, iii. 204, vii. 448. Of the habit of holines-s, iii. 476. Of assent to evidence, iv. 50. Of knowledge, iv. 147. Of temptation, vi. 118. Of the deceit of sin, vi. 215. Of the power and prevalency of sin, vii. 233. Of spiritual miuded- ness, vii. 272. A'arious, of punishment, x. 607. Honorar)', the origin of, xvi. 97.
Deity of Christ, testimonies to, xii. S04. Of the Holy Ghost, xii. 333.
Delay in mortifying sin dangerous, vii. 463. Of punishment, x. 607.
Deliberation, sins of, xi. 639.
Delight, ineffable, between the Father and the Son, i. 56. When the affections cleave to Christ with, i. 403. Of fellowship with Christ, ii. 44. Of Christ in believers ii. 117. In the love of Christ, ii. 118. In spiritual things, iii. 238. In sin, aggra- vation of, iii. 454. An effect of love, iii. 586. In God, iv. 290. In ordinances, decline of, vi. 283. In obedience, vi. 551, ix. 364. And pleasure from tasting the word, vii. 30. In thoughts of God, vii. 362. In religious duties, vii. 423. Delight in God proved by our walking with him, ix. 99. And diligence in ordinances, want of, ix. 611. In Christ, who, ix. 537.
Deliverance from spiritual decays, i. 452. From corrupt affections, iv. 184. When properly valued, iv. 464. From sin, desire of, vi. 69. Ex- tent of our, vi. 646. From sin must not be dubi- ous, vii. 556. Of Essex county and committee, viii. 77. Appointed season of, viii. 84. Of the people of God, how wrought, viii. 116. Often be- yond the view of sense and reason, viii. 121.
Deliverances means of conviction, iii. 347. No difficulties, no, viii. 18.
Delusion of presumption, i. 420. Who are exposed to, as it respects the Scriptures, iv. 62.
Demerit of sin proportionably punished, i. 186. Of man, viii. 20.
Demiourgos of the world, x, 32.
Departure of Christ from his disciples, ii. 224. Of the Spirit of God from Saul, iii. 57 ; from some persons, iii. 119; from a people, iv. 418. Blam- able, from a church, xiii. 120. From the church of Kome, clamour about, xiv. 33.
Dependence, mutual, i. 361. Of all things on God, immediate, i. 369. On grace and providence compared, iii. 529. Of one doctrine upon another, iv. 188. On God, viii. 80.
Depositum of the new creatm-e, iii. 482,
Depravation of mind, iii. 242. Of the mind by sin, in what it consists, iii. 248. Of nature dis- covered by conversion, iii. 328. Of the mind, how removed, iii. 332. Of nature to be acknow- ledged in prayer, iv, 279. Of nature universal, V. 26. Of reason, vii. 127.