216 Mofeshis Selfe-deniall. theyfti1i fay it is from thepride of their hears; when they caq fay nc3thing a- g tinfl the things they doè or, fig fer, that they ju ige the r hearts: this the to ruff;r flr God, or robe forward in fcrvice is a glorious thing ot ertv ire why flyo-lid they thinke men .ioA them tof k gl -Ir. y by them ; but although it be a flnader, that ariles from their m .licious hearts againft the truth,. to acc fe the fufferings ofGods peopleof vaine glory, yet certainely there may, be a principleofpride that maÿ carry men on even &re; but t-her. is much 1 di# rre?ce betweene that fuffzritig that a man iscarried throegh byFaith, and that whicha man 'sculled through by pride : as, Fit ít, ifpride be th °principle, a man is ready to put forth hinifelfe though hr- benot called : It is true g hat info= ctc raordinary cauíes, a man may have .t inward ca ling, by forne ex raordi- nary motion ofGods Spirit, as force of the Martyrs had but in anordinary way a gracious heart fearer it felfe, and daresnot yeti ure until' God cals, depending moreupon Gods call, then any
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