r AN. v v c11. u:a, 133 xerfenefe of eta, Gnncfull headineii'e in their licentious at- tempts whatfoeuer. They are of all others the moil gricuous tnalefa5ours, oEírr`rre; to whom finne is dclightfull. All good menare too childifh,and receiue full often'-this hurtful! poyfon into their =tithes: but theyToone diflafle it , and fo.auoyde it by repentance : but woe tothemthat re- lilh iniquity, that (wallow it , andentertaincit into their (}o- macks : they !hall finde in time, vnleffe they timely preucnt it, what defperatc, and intollerable gripings it will worke in their bowels. For.fo much as that is liked,all goodnes is loa- thed, in what mcafïre any man is a friendveto finne, in the fame he is anenemy to grace. Reade Pfal.5z.1.3.4. lob 20. i z .13.14. Prouer.4.17. See Chap. I .verfe 22. Do7r. 3 ,d-c Chap. io.verfe z3. Verfe I:f. whole wages areperuerfe, andthey areobstinate its theirpaths. IHelafl effeti and property ofthefe.Gnnefull mifcreants, is their defperate incorrigiblenes,that albeit their waies be peruerfe, and all their courfc and carriage be lewd, and damnable, yet,they arc refrafary in them, and refolued ne- uer tomend , but grow vworfe , like rely jades that are lull going backcwards, when they fhould proceed in a journey. Neytherwill they hearken tohimthat flrall teach them by precepts , nor yet be willing to followhim that !hall leade them byexample, but are eucry way auerfe, and froward, that their Minifler , or bell friends can haue no hope , or heart to dealeany further with them, but may leaue them with a figh, as men incurable: as the Phyfition doth him that hath the pangs ofdeath vpon him,or the Surgeon fuch a one as is thtuft through the heart. They are the fame whom in the former Chapter be called (corners , which would none of Wifedomes counfell, but defpifed hercorre- wivn,&c. 0 4 Verle
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