INDE X. Book Line David, his throne why eternal xii. 320 Day and night in Heaven, defcrib'd vi. 4 Death and Sin, their Ration at tielhgates before Adam's fall ii. 648 Their union Z. 249 Make a bridge from thence over Chaos to the world, after it x. 232 Meet Satan in his return to Hell from thence x. 326 Their Journey thither, and influences defcrib'd x. 41c) Arrival at Paradife x. 585 After-condua in the world x. 6Io Vide Similes. Death defcrib'd ii. 666 Anfwer to Satan at Hell-gates ii. 688 The fon of Satan and Sin ii. 727 Its birth ii. 777 Anfwer to Sin on Adam's fall x. 264 To Sin's fpeech in Paradife x. 596 Vide Similes. ( from 466 Death natural, the caufes, and variety of it, defcrib'd xi. 493 More terrible in view than reality xi. to 469 Of the faithful, a fleep to immortality xfrioi.m 425 to 4. The gate of life xii. 5 Death eternal confidered x. 8o8 Deluge univerfal Vide Noah. Defpair, the degrees and colors of it iv. ic)8 Devils, why eternally excluded from grace iii. 129 Difcord cenfured ii. 4V6 Daughter of Sin, &c. x. 707 Dominion abfolute in man, over men an ufurpation xii. 64 Dreams illufive, &c. their fource iv. 799 Natural xivi.. 6'17 Divine Eagle, a bird of prey, an cad. of Adam's fall xi. 185 Earth and Heaven. Vide Heav'n and Earth. r Earth, its general creation defcrib'd iii. 715 vii. 23 t The lhadow of Heaven v. 574. Separated from the waters, part of the third day's creation, / defcrib'd vii. 276 B b b Earth,
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