A practical exposition of the X. Commandments with a resolution of several momentous questions…A practical exposition of the X. Commandements with a resolution of several momentous questions…

D Dancing, the sin of it 31, 375 Days, None can institute ordinary or fixed days for worship throughout the whole, beside the Sabbath 297 Giving or receiving gifts on New-years day, a sinful superstitious custom 73 Despair, how a breach of the first Commandment 47, 48 Devil, his injections when our sin, when not 451 Dreams, see Sleep Drunkenness, the sin of it Showed in divers respects 377 Rules for preventing in sobriety in drinking, whereby one may also know when in any measure guilty 382, 383 How unbecoming all, and whom more especially 385 Whether on may drink excessively to provoke vomiting for health sake 386 Whether drunkenness lessen the guilt of sins committed in the time of it 387 Of Tippling and four-hour-singing 388 Of drinking at making of Bargains 389 Of drinking healths 390 Of drinking at the birth of Children, and when visiting women in Child •bed 392 Of drinking at Light-wakes or dirges 393 Of the multitude of Taverns and Ale houses 194 Duels, the unlawfulness of them 343 344 Duties we owe to God by the first Command, summed up 28, 29 These required in the 2 Command, summed up 69 These required in the 3 Command. summed. 12 • A summary of the Sabbath duties 289, 290 Why our duty to Man is as particularly required in the d ••alogue as our duty to God 309

D DAncing, the sin of it 31, 375 Dayes, None can institute ordinary or fixed dayes for worship throughout the whole, beside the Sabbath 297 Giving or receiving gifts on New-years day, a sinfull superstitious custome 73 Despair, how a breach of the first Commandment 47, 48 Devill, his injections when our sin, when not 451 Dreams, see Sleep Drunkeness, the sin of it Shewed in divers respects 377 Rules for preventing in sobriety in drinking, whereby one may also know when in any measure guilty 382, 383 How unbecoming all, and whom more especially 385 Whether on may drink excessively to provoke vomiting for health sake 386 Whether drunkeness lessen the guilt of sinnes committed in the time of it 387 Of Tipling and four-hour-singing 388 Of drinking at making of Bargaines 389 Of drinking healths 390 Of drinking at the birth of Children, and when visiting women in Child •bed 392 Of drinking at Light-wakes or dergies 393 Of the multitude of Taverns and Ale houses 194 Duells, the unlawfulness of them 343 344 Duties we owe to God by the first Command, summed up 28, 29 These required in the 2 Command, summed up 69 These required in the 3 Command. summed. 12 A summary of the Sabath duties 289, 290 Why our duty to Man is as particularly required in the d alogue as our duty to God 309