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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.
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⟩Former favours make the soul more sensible of contrary impressions. 4 Friends living, spiritual privileges by them, 221 Friends departure: comfort in it. 408
F Faith must own God specially. 480. And why. 482. It relyes on a double principle. 299. Why so requisite in Christians. 301. It is stil shaked by the devill 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 sence of it. 525 Failings pardoned, where is no malicious intention. 424 ⟨image 305⟩Former favours make the soule more sensible of contrary impressions. 4 Friends living, spirituall priviledges by them, 221 Friends departure: comfort in it. 408
G Galeacius Caracciolus, how converted. 196 God makes every man a governor over himself. 67 God still left to a good heart for comfort, when all others fail. 247 God only is the fit object of trust. 264 God cannot (out of Christ) be thought on comfortably. 267 God is some mens God specially. 477. Hence is the spring of all good 481. When we prove this to our souls. 495. Tokens of it, 501. Comfort by it in extremities. 505 Gods presence sweeteneth all places and estates. 2 Gods glory more to be regarded then our own good. 420 God is many salvations to his people. 464. A Rock not to be undermined. 464 Godly men, when best disposed. 114. They can cast restraint on themselves in distempers. 63. Can make a good use of privacy. 65 Great ones, in most danger. 60. And why. 224 Greatness of sin may encourage us to go to God 355 Grief gathered to a head, will not be quieted at the first, 5. It casteth down, as joy lifteth up. 50. How to be mitigated, 216. Grief faulty, when. 94. Even godly grief is to be bounded: 97. How it is to be ordered aright. 100 Grief for sin: why we want it so much, 372. What we must do in the want of it, 382. It is not all at first. 383