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D. Death fairly overcome, and that in its own territories, by the Resurrection of Christ. p. 553. Death of the Cross, what it was, opened in six properties, p. 343, 344, 345. The manner of Crucifying, p. 346, 347. Why Christ was Crucified. p. 347, 348. Death, Christ chose to meet it in a praying posture, p. 281, &c. Christs Death the worst death for kind. p. 344. Death, not to be feared by believers, p. 555. Their duty to long for it, p. 188. Souls not ordinarily wrought on at Death, p. 442. Choice encouragements to believers against the fear of Death, p. 518, 519. Delight of Christ in the Fathers bosom how great, pure, and constant, p. 17. How transcendent to all other delights in the World. p. 18, 19. Defect. The finishing of Christs work, how great a relief against the defects that attend our works, p. 484. Deliverance from wrath obtained by Christ, is free, full, peculiar, wonderful, p. 524. Three signs of a soul delivered from wrath to come. p. 528, 529. Desertion, Christ deserted by his Father in time of greatest need. p. 449. Desertions either absolute, or respective, ibid. Respective Desertions of four sorts, p. 450. How Christ was not Deserted, opened in six particulars, p. 450. In what sense Christ was deserted, opened in five particulars, p. 451, 452. Two special ends of Gods forsaking Christ, p. 453. Christs Desertion more afflictive than all his other Sufferings, five Reasons for it, p. 455, 456. Every time we sin we deserve to be eternally deserted. p. 455. Desertion the greatest misery. p. 456. Christs desertion the believers comfort. p. 457. Despising Christ how intolerable to the Father. p. 46, 47. Dying Parents presented with a pattern. p. 262, 263. Dignity of Christ proclaimed and defended by one of his greatest enemies. p. 358. The Doctrine of Christ the most excellent doctrine, p. 3, 4, 5. Its knowledge sufficient to our salvation. p. 7. Doctrines what the proper test of them. p. 107. Duties, even the best need Christs Sacrifice to procure their acceptance. p. 1•8. Duties of Children to their Parents, in six particulars opened. p. 420, 421.

D. DEath fairly overcome, and that in its own territories, by the Resurrection of Christ. p. 553. Death of the Cross, what it was, opened in six properties, p. 343, 344, 345. The manner of Crucifying, p. 346, 347. Why Christ was Crucified. p. 347, 348. Death, Christ chose to meet it in a praying posture, p. 281, &c. Christs Death the worst death for kind. p. 344. Death, not to be feared by believers, p. 555. Their duty to long for it, p. 188. Souls not ordinarily wrought on at Death, p. 442. Choice encouragements to believers against the fear of Death, p. 518, 519. Delight of Christ in the Fathers bosome how great, pure, and constant, p. 17. How transcendent to all other delights in the World. p. 18, 19. Defect. The finishing of Christs work, how great a relief against the defects that attend our works, p. 484. Deliverance from wrath obtained by Christ, is free, full, peculiar, wonderful, p. 524. Three signes of a soul delivered from wrath to come. p. 528, 529. Desersion, Christ deserted by his Father in time of greatest need. p. 449. Desersions either absolute, or respective, ibid. Respective Desersions of four sorts, p. 450. How Christ was not Deserted, opened in six particulars, p. 450. In what sense Christ was deserted, opened in five particulars, p. 451, 452. Two special ends of Gods forsaking Christ, p. 453. Christs Desersion more afflictive than all his other Sufferings, five Reasons for it, p. 455, 456. Every time we sin we deserve to be eternally deserted. p. 455. Desersion the greatest misery. p. 456. Christs desersion the believers comfort. p. 457. Despising Christ how intollerable to the Father. p. 46, 47. Dying Parents presented with a pattern. p. 262, 263. Dignity of Christ proclaimed and defended by one of his greatest enemies. p. 358. The Doctrine of Christ the most excellent doctrine, p. 3, 4, 5. Its knowledge sufficient to our salvation. p. 7. Doctrines what the proper test of them. p. 107. Duties, even the best need Christs Sacrifice to procure their acceptance. p. 18. Duties of Children to their Parents, in six particulars opened. p. 420, 421.