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The Soul's Conflict with Itself
The souls conflict with it self, and victory over it self by faith a treatise of the inward disquietments of distressed spirits, with comfortable remedies to establish them / by R. Sibbs ...The soules conflict with it selfe, and victory over it self by faith a treatise of the inward disquietments of distressed spirits, with comfortable remedies to establish them / by R. Sibbs ...
London: printed by M.F. for R. Dawlman, 1635
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
E Eloquence of Ambrose converted Augustine. 196 Election, not known, no hinderance to our trust in God. 489 Enemies of the Church: comfort against them. 412 Envy not their prosperity. 474 Estate of a Christian, how to be judged. 26 Event of things not to be too much forecasted. 39 Evidence of faith more constantly upholds the soul, then evidence of sight. 532 Evil in an holy Christian, not to be too much looked upon. 38. Nor evils of the time. 39 Evils of sin. 87 Excellencies of God to be branched out for our several uses. 508 Exercise of grace preserves the soul. 249 Experiments of God, treasured up in the heart, would much help faith. 529 Experiences to be called to mind. 312. And communicated to others. 313 Extremities whereinto the godly are suffered to fall: and why? 310 Evils that are outward, how remedied. 593
E Eloquence of Ambrose converted Austine. 196 Election, not knowne, no hinderance to our trust in God. 489 Enemies of the Church: comfort against them. 412 Envie not their prosperity. 474 Estate of a Christian, how to be judged. 26 Event of things not to be too much forecasted. 39 Evidence of faith more constantly upholds the soule, then evidence of sight. 532 Evill in an holy Christian, not to be too much lookt upon. 38. Nor evills of the time. 39 Evills of sinne. 87 Excellencies of God to be branched out for our severall uses. 508 Exercise of grace preserves the soule. 249 Experiments of God, treasured up in the heart, would much help faith. 529 Experiences to be called to mind. 312. And communicated to others. 313 Extremities whereinto the godly are suffered to fall: and why? 310 Evills that are outward, how remedied. 593
F Faith must own God specially. 480. And why. 482. It relies on a double principle. 299. Why so requisite in Christians. 301. It is still shaked by the devil and wicked ones. 17. It must have price set on it: and how this may be. 315. 317. In us no seeds of faith, as of obedience. 332 Fancy to be quickly limited and restrained. 189. The proper use of it. 193 Favour of God: how to preserve the sense of it. 525 Failings pardoned, where is no malicious intention. 424 ⟨image 305⟩