The Soul's Conflict with Itself

D Deal with thy self in all afflictions, to get quietness. 115 Death: comfort in the hour of it. 402. In the ⟨image 304⟩estate after death. 403 Delay not the praising of God. 446 Defects in life rise from defects in trust. 333 There is a supply for all our defects. 391 Deordination of nature to be looked upon, and how. 166. Most needful so to do. 168 Denial of our selves necessary; wherein. 140. Notes of it. 142 Desertion; then Christ should be put between God and us. 509 Despair of mercy; no cause of it. 565 Desperation may be, where is only a general apprehension of mercy. 483 Difference between a carnal Christian and another. 437 Discouragement in affliction, incident to Gods own people. 11. Causes hereof in our selves; privative. 21. Positive. 23. We are apt to cast down our selves. 41. Reasons against discouragement; the hurt that comes by it. 46. It crosseth our own principles. 54. In case of discouragement we should not think too much on our corruptions. 95. A godly man knows how to carry himself in discouragements. 78 Disquieted we may be for that, which it is not a sin to be disquieted for. 91 Disquietness; three notes of that which is not befitting. 92 Disquietness for sin; when it exceeds measure. 94 Disquietments proper to the soul, beside those of the body. 108 Distrust, the cause of all disquiet. 252 Distempers fall, if arraigned before reason: 53 Doubting ariseth of Popish doctrine of works. 29 Duty more to be thought of, then comfort. 422 Duties to be don with united forces, or spirits 30

D Deale with thy selfe in all afflictions, to get quietnesse. 115 Death: comfort in the houre of it. 402. In the ⟨image 304⟩estate after death. 403 Delay not the praising of God. 446 Defects in life rise from defects in trust. 333 There is a supply for all our defects. 391 Deordination of nature to be lookt upon, and how. 166. Most needfull so to doe. 168 Deniall of our selves necessary; wherein. 140. Notes of it. 142 Desertion; then Christ should be put betweene God and us. 509 Despaire of mercy; no cause of it. 565 Desperation may be, where is onely a generall apprehension of mercy. 483 Difference betweene a carnall Christian and another. 437 Discouragement in affliction, incident to Gods owne people. 11. Causes hereof in our selves; privative. 21. Positive. 23. Wee are apt to cast downe our selves. 41. Reasons against discouragement; the hurt that comes by it. 46. It crosseth our owne principles. 54. In case of discouragement we should not thinke too much on our corruptions. 95. A godly man knowes how to carry himselfe in discouragements. 78 Disquieted wee may be for that, which it is not a sinne to be disquieted for. 91 Disquietnesse; three notes of that which is not befitting. 92 Disquietnesse for sin; when it exceeds measure. 94 Disquietments proper to the soule, beside those of the body. 108 Distrust, the cause of all disquiet. 252 Distempers fall, if arraigned before reason: 53 Doubting ariseth of Popish doctrine of works. 29 Duty more to be thought of, then comfort. 422 Duties to be don with united forces, or spirits 30