The Table.' Corruption. How-to improveGods power when corruption is toofrongfor tee. 40 Cunning. 7-he folly of thinking to be too cunningfor the devil,and Who do. 112 Cude, The curie that' lies on the devil and his caufe. 139 This the carafe Why he prevarles not over Saints. ib. D. Darkneffe. Sin called darkneffe,andAy. 213 Day, See evil. Death. The houre of death, an houre of temptation. 97 Death tobe thought of. 362,370 Decay. Grace fubjeit todecay. 78 Declining. Saintsfabjell to decline ingrace 334 And to take care to recover. ib. The Wrong a declining Chrifli- anBoth toGod. 335 Tohis brethren. lb. Tohimfelf. 336 How to know whether grace be declining. 337,338 How to recover declining grace. 343,344 Degrees. Further degrees ofgrace denied, that Saints may fir op ,What they have. 45 Defpair. Temptation to deipair, from de. /*carol' humiliation. I 2 I Devil. The devils nature l-fiiritual. 2 50 And what a dreadful enemy he is. 25a Diftruft. To diftruft Gods willingnefe lames faith, to diftruft his polder kills it. 26 Doftrine. Strange doctrine, not haft:1y to be embraced. 272 Doing. Doing ] required of Chrillians. 317 Duty. whenduty too great for us, we shouldnot runfrom it, but by faith lay it onGad. 41 How we do the duties god appoints, not as he bath ap- pointed, in three particulars. 65, Three rulesto know whether we eye God in a duty or not. 66 Satan cavils at the Saints duties. I 8. ConPlant anddiligent performance of duty,requiredofChriflians notWithflanding they be fore never tofall away. 3 88- Thoughts of heavens glory Aould quicken to duty. 394, E. Earth, Earthly. Manyprofefe heaven,,and pra- t./ ife earth. 314- Earthly,
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