Discharge of the mediatory office in heaven, i. 252. Of the mediatory ofiBce, glory of Christ in, i. 3:38. From the punishment of sin, v. 9. From sin in forgiveness, vi. 407.
Discijjle, the constitution of a true, i. 169.
Disciplinary means of understanding the Scrip- tures, iv. 126. Means of interpreting the Scrip- tures, iv. 209. Knowledge, vii 20. Knowledge of the Scriptures, xi. 344.
Discipline, of the church, vii. 191, xv. 445, 512, xvi. 151, 223. Neglect of church, xv. 104.
Disconsolation, from what it arises, iv. 376, vii. 321.
Discouragement to holiness, the mediation of Christ is not a, iii. 571.
Discouragements and difficulties, effect of, vi. 243. How removed, xi. 388.
Discourse, spiritual, advantage of, vii. 296.
Discoveries, gracious, of the glory of Christ, i. 114. Of the good-will of God, the promises are, xi. 229. Divine, Christ the medium of, xi. 230.
Discovery of the patience of God towards sinners, li. 85. Of graces springing from election, iii. 505. Of sin by the law, vi. 313. Of forgiveness, not always connected with assurance, vi. 415.
Discrepancy in the glory of the church, as repre- sented in Scripture and exemplified by profes- soi's, accounted for, i. 441.
Discursive faculty, operations of the, iv. 85.
Diseases, healing of, by Christ, meaning of, iv. 404, ix. 183. And distempers, spiritual, importance of knowing, iv. 511. Spiritual, a loose profession contracts, vii. 358,
Dislike, self, on account of sin, vi. 374.
Dismission to rest the lot of eveiy good man, viii. 353.
Disobedience of Adam, i. 208.
Disorder of the government of God by sin, i. 185. Occasioned by sin, how rectified, i. 196. Of the mind through trouble, i. 279. Of the affections, cure of, vii. 494.
Disp>arity between God and men, ii. 8, xii. 104.
Dispensation of the Spirit not confined to the first ages of the church, iii. 44. Of the Spirit in gene- ral declared, iii. 105. His general, unto the new creation, iii. 152. Necessity of, for the foundation of the church, iii. 192. Of providence, how used by God, vi. 210. Difference of divine, as to the righteous and the wicked, vi. 265. Of God, what is the rule of the, viii. 10. Of God, how we should answer the, viii. 82. Of providence dark and diffi- cult, ix. 392, Of grace, x. 470. What, and of what kind, as to the punishment of sin, x. 592. Outward, of pood things, xi. 133. Of providence assigned to Christ, xii. 278.
Z>!SiJZa2/ of Arminianism, x. 1.
Displeasure of God, sense of, vi. 620. A deep sense of the, necessary, vi. 548.
Displicency and sorrow for sin, v. 77.
Disposition, new, in regeneration, iii, 221. Natu-
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wily depraved, ili. 255. None to a spiritual life, iiiiturally, iii. 295. Supernatural, oflivingto God, iii. 469. Of the soul to duties of holiness, from an inward principle, iii. 483. A gracious, ex- pressed by fear, love, and delight, iii. 4S3 Na- tural, more sedate in .some than in others, iii. 643. Of indwelling sin, to be weakened, vi. 32. Of the heart, by what it may be judged, vii. 275. Dispositions to regeneration, of what sort, iii. 229. Of the mind towards God, iii. 255. Gracious, how to be exercised, ix. 556. Disputation, subtlety of, iv. 71. Disquietment of temptation, i. 404. Of mind, from whence it often proceeds, ii. 116. By the nature of law, vi. 315. Of mind, removal of, vii. 493. Disquisitions about God by the light of nature,
their success, iii. 273, Disregard of God, degrees of, vii. 356; Dissenters, of, viii. 203. liberty of, xiii. 577. Dissimulation of sin, vi. 25.
Distance between God and his creatures, i. 324. From God, our, meditation on, vi. 63. Between God and us, vi. 632. Distempers of the soul, i. 403. Of nature, how
cured, iii. 641. Distinctionhetween the divine and human natures of Christ, i. 223. In communion with each person of the Trinity, ii. 11. In operations ascribed to each person in the Trinity, iii. 66. In properties and acts of the divine and human natures in Christ, iii. 161. Of persons in tlie divine nature, the manifestation of, a great end in the work of the new creation, iii. 189. Between natural and moral impotency, iii. 266, Between grace and morality, iii. 524. Of times, seasons, and places, importance of, iv. 221. Between spiritual gifts and saving graces, iv. 425. Of a first and second justification, v. 137. Between impetration and application, x. 222, 232. Of persons by election, ell'ect of, X. 243. Between will of God command- ing and intending, x 344. Of thedivine attributes, X. 574. Of persons in the Godhead, xii. 170. Distillations of grace, iii. 301. Necessary, with re- gard to justification, v. 30. In regard to justice, X. 498. Of necessity, X. 589. Of God's being in a jilace, xii. 93. Among intelligent creatures, xii. 487. Distraction of mind, deliverance from, vii. 496. Distress of conscience, we should invoke Christ in, i. 113. From conviction of sin, iii. 355. The ever- lasting covenant the support of believers under, ix. 409. Distresses, ontyrsecA, vi. 331. On Nonconformists,
xiii. 579. Distribution of spiritual gifts, iii. 20, 21. Distributions of the Holy Spirit, ii. 234, Hi. 122.
Spiritual, iv. 424. Distributive justice of God, xi. 296. Distmst of God, vii. 521. Disturbance of the government of God by sin, i.