A12198:965
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.
O Objects of Religion or conversation, not to be substituted. 319 Offence against God, takes not away trust in God. 253 Omission of duties breeds trouble to the soul. 34 Opinions of others not to be too much heeded. 37. 124 Opposition to sin, in the godly is universal. 88 Over-joying in outward comforts, breeds trouble. 35 Outward things, no fit stays for the soul. 321. 325
O Objects of Religion or conversation, not to be substituted. 319 Offence against God, takes not away trust in God. 253 Omission of duties breeds trouble to the soule. 34 Opinions of others not to be too much heeded. 37. 124 Opposition to sin, in the godly is universall. 88 Over-joying in outward comforts, breeds trouble. 35 Outward things, no fit stayes for the soule. 321. 325
P Passions conflict one with another. 78 Passions not to be put to our troubles. 124 ⟨image 307⟩Passions hid till drawn out: and how this is, 126 Peace the Epitome of all good. 138 Perseverance in grace warranted, and how. 388 Portion of the godly is God alone. 517 Power that we have over our selves, is of God. 243 Prayer needful to keep our selves in temper. 62 Prayer heard: signs of it. 453 Prayer and praise depend each on other. 422. 455 Praise in trouble more minded by the godly then their delivery. 420. Special times to praise God 425. No easy matter to praise God aright. 439. conditions. 448. motives. 459. means of performing it. 459 Prepare for an alteration of thy estate, and spirit. 40 Presence of God with his in worst times, what it doth for them. 426 Pride must ever be taken down, though the spirit be dejected. 61 Pride and passion, mischievous. 58 Promises of God, what they are in divers respects. 296 Promises are not all reserved for heaven, but partly verified on earth. 434 Propriety in God chiefly to be laboured for. 483 Providence of God makes all good to us, as himself is good. 267 It is a special stay of our faith. 270. What God is, he makes good by providence. Ibid. Graces to be exercised in observing divine providence. 278
P Passions conflict one with another. 78 Passions not to be put to our troubles. 124