393
Motitus,perfxigadaavs
to
been
our
repent4nce.
CHAP.
XXIX.
Of
the
fi
ft
Motiue,
which
is,
that
our
delay
mill
drinç
more
forrow,or vtterdelrreUion.
4.Set.I.
More
for
rom
followeth
fine
thou
joy
accom-
joaniçth
it.
He
fifth
argument to
perfwade
vs-to fpeedie
re=
pentanceand turiiing
vnto
God,is,that
by
our
d
clay
either
wee prepare more matter for
our
ovine
forrow
and griefe,
or
elfe
treafure
vpfor
ourfelues a more
fearefull
meafure
of
wrath
a-
gainfi the day
of
wrath
;
for.if
the:beff
happen
that
wee can
.
hope
for,or imagine,
it
is
that
we
truly repent
vs
of
our
fins,
without
`Which
there
is
no
forgiueneffe
rand
what
is
this
re-
pentance,
but
an
harty
forrow,
and
bitter
griefe, for
our
finnes
pafl, and
an
earnefl delire and
indeuour
of
forfaking
them
in time
to
come
?
and therefore
.Peeing
whatfoeuer
pleafure
wee
haue taken
in
finning,wee
muff
after
look
it
in Iorrowing
for
finne,
Peeing
our
laughing
muff
ende
in
weeping,
and
our honie bee turned into gall and
worme_
wood;
let
vs
breake
off
our limes betimes,
by
vnfained
repentance, and
not
heape
,vp
matter
,of
more
griefe;
let
not
our.
mindes fo
-much
dote
to
tafle
of
the horìie
which
finne
bringeth
in
the mouth,
as
that. we
forget the poyfon
.
which
it
carrieth
in
the
taile
;
let
vs
not
be
fo
eager in
drin-
king ofthis
poifon
offinne,
though it
be fweete
and
pleafant
to
the tafle,
remembring
that iris
deadly in
.:operation,
if
it
bee not(as
it
were) call
vp
againe
by
vnfained
repentance;
let
not our gluttonous
appetites
caufe
vs
to
furfet
on
the
pleafures
offinne,
feeing.the prefent
delight
will
not
coun-
teruaile the
future
paine, when
as
being
ficke
-in
finne,
and
tormented
in
confcience, wee
(hall vomit
that
with griefe,
which
wee haue
eaten
with
pleafure, finding more
bitter
-
neffe in
the calling
vp,
thenf*eetneffe
when
we ífwallowed
it
downe. But
this
is
the
bell
which
can-befall
vs,
for ifwee
doe
not
thus hartelie
-
forrow for
our finnes,
but
Hill flue
in them
with
pleafure
and
delight, then
doe wee
nothing
elfe
but
heape
vp
iudgement,
and
puniíhments,
Which
fhalt
Pone