THE
SECOND
BOOKE
INTREATING
-OF
SATANS
fpeciall
andparticular temptations, which
hee
fug_
geffeth againif
the
feucral
caufes
of
our falua-
tion;
and
of
the
anfivers
whereby they
are
to be
refuted and repelled.
CHAP.
I.
infwers
to
thofe
temptations
o
f
Satan,where6y
he
perf.:cadeth
carnall
men
to
prefume,and
true
Cbriilians
to doubt
of
gds
loue.
That
Satans
temptations
npugne
all
the
.
caujes
and
mean
es
of
our
faluatiou.
Nd
fo
much
concerning the
common
of
fe
&ions
ofthe
Chriflian
co.:flidt,
+tame_
ly,
his manfull
with(landing
Satans
-en-
counters,and
alfo
his
fainting
&
failing
into finne.Now
we are
to fpeake-of
the
fpecial
temptations
themfelucs,and
the
meanes whereby wee may
be-
firengthe:
-ned againf}
them.
Where
firft
wee
are
to
confiderthat
Sa-
tans
temptations
are
not
alwaies one and the
fame,
neither
impugn
one
or
two
points onely
of
our faith and
religion;
but
as
the
caufes
and the
mean
es
of
our
faluation
are
mani-
fold,fo
alto
doth
he
gather
manifoldobie6tions
again(+
eue-
rie one
of
thcm,if
they
truly appertaine
veto
vs,
that
fo
hee
:nay
impugne and
race
our faith; or
els
doth
fil
vs
with
vaine
prefumption,perfwading
vs
that
all
the
caufes
and
rneanes of
faluation concurre.together
in vs,
when
as
in
truth
wee are
voide and
dellitute
of
them
all.
Let
vs
therefore
confider
ofthe
feuerall
caufes
ofour
fal-
uation, and
obferue
what temptations
Satan
fuggef}cth
in
our