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what
thins
are
regreircd
in
tr
repentance.
41.5
their
finnes,
(for what
can
hidethe'oin
their
eyes,
being
fo
innumerable
in
tnultitude,and
fo
grieuous and hainous
in
refpe6t+oftheir
quantitie,and quallitie,but
yet they
feele
not
their waight, neither
are
troubled with them
;
nay,
it
is a
pa-
Rime
to
a
foole
to
doe
wickedly,
as
it
is
Prou.io.2
3.
and
the
Prou
I',z
;
abhonrinable filthie
firmer
drinketh iniquitie
like
Watcr,as
it
'6.'5'16'
is
Iob.i
5.i
6.
and
there
are fome
fo
delighted
with
vngodli-
nefl'e,and
all le`vde
prophaneneffe,
that they
euen drawvnto
theminiquitie with the
cordes
of
vanitie, and
franc as
with
cart-
ropes, 'as
the
Prophet
fpeaketh,
Efa.5.
i
8.
and
though they
Efa.S.1
a.
bee
laden
with
their
finnes,
as
it
were
with
an
intollerable
burthen,
yet they
feele
them
not, neither
arc
they
any
thing
vexed
with their waight;
and though- the
iniquitie
of
(inners
be
fo
heauie
that
the
earth
cannot
Beare
it,
but rceleth
teo
and
fro
like
a
drunken
man, and
is
remorued
Of
a
tent,
as
it
is
Efay
Efa.z4.20.
24.20. though-it
make
all
the
creatures-
grone
andtrauaile
inpainetogether,
as
the Apoflle
fheweth, Rom.8.22. yea,
Rom,8. z.
though it
euen
wearieth
God
himfelfe
in fuffering,
and bea-
ring
with it,as it
is
EfaY
43.24.
yet doe
they
walke
bolt
vp-
Efa.4.3
14.
right,
andwith
firerched
out
neckes, neuer
fo
much
as
Roo
ping
vnder this
vnfupportableburthen,till
at
lafi
it
groove fo
heauie,that
it
ouer.whelmeth
them,andpreffeth themdowne`
to
the
bottome,;of
hell.
Thereafon
hereofis,becaufr
they
are
wholy plunged,yea,
drowned
and
dead
in theirfinnes:and therefore
as
thofe who
being
diued
to
the
bottom
of
Tome
deepe
water,
doe
not'
feele
the
waight
of
that
which
is
aboue
-them,
whereas
if
they
were pulled
out
ofthe
vvaters,they
would be ouerwhel
medwith
the
btirthen
of
onetunne;fo thole who
are
deepely
plunged into
the(
gulph
of
finne
and wickedneffe, doe
not'
feele
the
waight ofthis intollerableburthen,but ifonce they
come
out
of
their
finnes
by
vnfaiited
repentance, the
waight
of
fotne
few
of
them
-would
preffe
them downe vnto the
gates
of
hell,
if
they be
note
firpported and freed from
this
burthen
by our
Sauiour Iefus
Chrifi
`
But
fuch
as
thefe, are
not
called
by
our
Sauiour, neither"
will he
eafethem, though their burthen
be neuer
fo intolle-;
ruble;
buthe
intuiteth.thufe
oncly
who
are
heauie:laden,
an-d'.
finding