Depravity of the affections, vii. 411.
Depths on account of sin, what they are, vL 332.
Desertion, Christ to be invoked in seasons of, i. 113. Spiritual, its nature, iii. 121. Penal, caused the agony of Christ, ix. 534, 587.
Designation of the apostles, iv. 442.
Desire of union and enjoyment the first vital act of love, i. 152. Of deliverance from sin, iii. 546.
Desii-cf, holy, satisfied only in heaven, i. 244. Of heaven, what they ought to be, iii. 6S3. Of sin- cere, to pray, iv. 344. Of the heart acceptable to God, vi. 61. Earnest, for spiritual things, vii. 392. In God, falsely said not to be fulfilled, x. 25.
Despair, xii. 493.
Despite to the Holy Spirit, ii. 254.
Despondency, no ground for, vi. 269. From con- viction of sin, vi. 376. How removed, vii. 443. Refreshment under, vii. 464. Deliverance from, vii. 496.
Despotism, no, in the church, ix. 433.
Destruction of Satan and his interest by Christ, i, 210. Of sin necessary, iii. 463. Eternal, danger of, vi. 54. Of a sinful people, sealing the, viii. 155. Inevitable, of a nation, when at hand how known, ix. 273.
Determinate cause of contingent things, xii. 130,
Determination of the will as a free jirinciple by grace, iii. 334. Of God, how formed, xi. 142.
Detestation of sin, when particulai'ly necessary, vi.
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71. Of sin must he cherished, vi. 227. Of sin connected with pardon, vi. 397. Of the gospel, avowal of, vii. 234. Of lust, vii. 524.
Devil, how man put himself into the power of the, i. 1S7. Destroyed, i. 216. Sin of man worse than that of the, i. 425.
Devils and angels, faith of, v. 82. How they agree and differ, .xii. 487.
Devoted to God, what things were, x. 534.
Devotion, natural, iv. 345. Of Catholics falsely said to transcend that of Protestants, xiv. 43, 321.
Die, to, cheerfully and comfortably, i. 283. Daily to, what it is, ix. 337. For another, what it means in Scripture, x. 288.
Died for us, how Christ, ii. 445; not for repro- bates, X. 245.
Difference of the glory of the body of Christ and those of saints in heaven, i. 245. Of beholding the glory of Christ by faith and by sight, i. 374. Between receiving doctrines notionally and really, iii. 260, Between the life of Adam in innocency and the life of gi-ace in Christ, iii. 286. In sins, iii. 293. In duties, iii. 294. Of regeneration and sanctification, iii. 387. Moral, among men, iii. 415. Between a spiritual life and a life of mo- ral virtue, iii. 467, 473. About free-will stated, iii. 495. In religion before the entrance of sin, and afterwards, iii. 526. Between believers and unregenerate men, iv. 388. Of the church under the old and new testament, i v. 421. Between spi- ritual gifts and saving gi'ace, iv. 425. Between occasional impressions on the affections and the spiritual renovation of them, vii. 417. Immu- table, of things in themselves, x. 559. Of persons to be avoided, xiii. 80.
Differences in operations and effects of the same Spirit, iii. 59. In disposition previous to rege- neration, iii. 214. In degrees of graces, iii. 388. In the church, why permitted, iv. 440. In man- ner of stating the doctrine of justification, v. 62. In religion, their nature and continuance, xiv. 486, 487.
Difficulties overcome by the obedience of Christ, i. 340. Of faith, iii. 458. In duties, iii. 500. About faith, how solved, v. 87. And discouragements, effects of, vi. 243. No, no deliverances, viii. 18. Of the ministry great, ix. 451.
Difficulty and necessity of mortification, iii, 546. Of sinning, vi. 272. And obscurity of spiritual things, vii. 285. Times of, how to be regarded, vii. 375.
Diffusion of the substance of God through the crea- tion, alleged, xii. 98.
Dignity of the human nature of Christ, i. 228. Of human nature, holiness is the, iii. 581. Of pro- fessors, in what it consists, iii. 581. Ecclesiastical, use of, iv. 186. Of the person of Christ, ix. 479.
Dijvdication of spirits, iv. 471.
Dilemma to Universalists, x. 234, 237, 240, 249, 254, 273, 288.
Diligence in study of Scripture necessary, i. 314. In duty, how promoted, iii. 394. Required in the exercise of grace, iii. 405. In searching our hearts, iv. 181. Necessary in the acquisition of truth, iv. 182. In reading the Scriptures, iv. 306, 321. Spiritual, iv. 519. And watchfulness, how promoted by prayer, vi. 227. In waiting on God, vi. 612. Spiritual, necessary, vii. 385. In ordinances, want of, ix. 511.
Diocesan bishops, xi. 49. Churches, of, xv. 88. Not found in Scripture, xvi. 43.
Diogenes, sophism proposed to, xii. 60.
Dipi>ing in baptism, xvi. 266.
Direction in duty from the Holy Spirit, iii. 554, In the proper course of living to God contained in Scripture, iv. 28. For mortification of sin, vi. 83.
Disability of man to atone for sin, li. 97, For spiritual things, iii. 288, 290. For duty, vi. 337. For duty the effect of despondency, vi. 377, Of mind for holy thoughts, vii. 383.
Disappointment and defeat of Satan, i. 218. In expectation, iv. 414. And surprisal, ix. 411.
Disappointments, their use, vi. 265. Spiritual, dan- ger from, vi. 571. As to the proper seasons of spiritual thoughts, vii. 306.
Discernment, spiritual, of the beauty and amiable- ness of grace, i. 173. Of the knowledge of Christ, ii. 74. Of spirits, an extraordinary gift of the Spirit, iii. 35, iv. 471. Of spiritual things, iii. 493, iv. 129. Of the excellency of spiritual things, ix. 473. Between the directions of the Spirit and the delusions of the world, xi. 362. Spiritual, xiii. 33.