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vncieanefle
of heart the%tenle.oj error.
¡I
't
it,
your
erroneous men
that
fall
to
fm
many
vile
and
damnable
errours.
they
are
of
one
of
rhófe
two
forts,either men that
have
been forward
profeffors, and beginning
to
be carnall and fenfu-
all,
and vain
;
or ocherwife,
young ones
that
take
upon
them
the
p ofifion
ofReligion,
yet never
kne*
what
the
fight
of
finnaeant,thefe fee
not
God
;
their
hearts are
fo
foule
and
vile
they cannot
fee
God
as
God,
nor the things
of
God
in
the
true
beauty
and excellency
of
then
;
Ile
give
you
a
Scripture
or
two
to
thew
you
how
errours
do follow from
the
lofts
of
mew
hearts,
rather then
from
the
miftakes
ofthe
head
;
a
'Tim. 3.
S,
8. ( that's for thofe
that are but
formali profeffors
of Religion,
they
come
to
fall)
Having
a
forme
ofgodline
ebut
denying
the
power
thereof, faith
the
Text
:
But what
are they
?
t4
c
fanner
-and
ambres
withf
oed
Mofes,
fo do
thofe affa
refill the
truth,
men
cfcorrupt
minds, reprobate concerning
the-
aith. Men
before
de'cribed
to
have
the
forme of godlinelie
but
denying
the
power,that
have
made fame
profef{ion
of Religion,and
denyed
the
power,
faith
the Apoftle turne
away
from them,
there:s
ne
medirng with
Lush
men
;
Then
he
tells
what
kind of
difpoItions
they
are
of,
-they
are
thole that
reffft
the rruth,men
ertiorruptminds,and
reprobate concerning
the
faith,
And
fo-
Others
that àré
drawn
afide
by
their
own
lulls,
i
Pet:
1.18.
(peaking
Of
falle
teachers,
for
when they
fpeafe,
great
fwell
;ng
words
of
vanity,
they
allure through the
lugs
of
the flefh, through
sta
:ch
wantonnefJe, thofe
that
were
clean
efcaped
from them
who
live
in
error
;
It's
a
very remarkable
Scripture,
and much
cóncernirgour times,
and faith
he
in
the 19. verf. while
they
prem-fethem liberty,
they themfelves
are
fervants
of
corrupnoa ;
Falle teachers that
(peak;.
great
fwelling
words
;
you
¡hall
have
them
have no
religion but
words
(to
amufe
peo,le
withal!
)
that people do
not.underfland,
and
peo;4e
think that
there
are
area
matters
in
thole great words which they have,
but they
are
but
a
bladder
fwvll'd up with wind,
do but
prick
them,
.do
but
exatrine
Them
and
there
s
noshing in
them, they
are
fwel-
ing
words
of
vanity
:
You
may have force caufe
of
fi-fpedting
when
you
hear them preaching
(or
o'herwiie
a
grea
ban
-
balled
words
(as I
may
fo
fpeake)
words
that feeme to have
G
g
á
2
great