The Contents. § 3. That weare m fi carefully to taleheedofthe world when it fawneth on vs. 34. § 4. Thefruitsofaffliblionmuchbetter then ofproßieritie. 35. s, Thegreat danger ofprofßeritiefhewed byexamples offormer ages. 37. § 6. Thereat difference betweenethefamemen in proffreritieand artierftie. 38. g 7. That proffieritie bath corrupted anddefiroyedwholenations. 39 § B. Thedanger ofprofberitie, tee»e.d by theexperienceofthefepre- fent times. 40. g9. The reafons whypro/fieritie isfo dangerous. 4s § r o. That agreat meaftore ofgrace is required to the wellmana- gingofour profèerttic. 42. § t t .Thatwe ought to keepea narrowwatchotter ourfelues in the time o f proffieritie. 42. § I2.Howwearefaidtoreftfl the tentationsofpro/fieritie.. 43. CHAP. VI. Reafons whichmay mouevs to contemne worldly profperitie. § t.?roff eritiefeldomebetterethourfbiritualleffate. 44. § 2 . Theci eane rflate is to bepreferredbeforegreat profieritic.45 § 3. Thatprolfieritieis but one of Godsordinariegfts, whichhe beficwethalôupon thewic(Zed. 46. §4. Worldlypro[peritic andheaueny happineffe are feldome be- flowed onthe famemen. 47. g 5. Prol eritie abused increafeth their condemnationwho abufe it. Sp. CHAP. WT. Ofmorall a.id ci ill vertues which are in worldlings, and that they are ro be contemned being fettered fiom fanh ifyrng grace. §i. Thattail!vertues donot benefice, but hurt thofe that refs in them. 5r. § 2. What isrequired toavertete , or al7ion , that it mae be truly good. Firfi, that theperfonbe regenerate andingraff `dtn- to Chri9. 53. b 2 § 3.0str
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