Satans
temptations
alluring vs
to commit ßnne.
609
but
not
perfeaed
till
the
life
to come,
as
it
is
notably
fet
downe, z.Cor.
5.1.1.3
4.
s.Cor,
&c.
tomommaawas
CHAP.
IIII.
Satans
temptations,zvhereby
he
làboaereth
to intice
vs
to
cons-
mit
finne, anftrered.
Nd
fo
much
for the
do61.rine
offan
ification:
4.Se17.
r.
the
right
vnderftanding wherofferueth
much
of
the kinds
of
for
the
anfvvering
of
all
contrarie
cauils
and
Satans
tewepta-
obieetions,
which
are
fuggeí+ed
into our
chi
ns,trbereby
minds
by
our
fpirituall enemies.
Now
hauing
be
indder
our
Y
P
b
to
binder
osr
íhewed
the
truth
of
this
do&rine,
let
vs
in the
next
place
fanaificatiost.
propound
Satans
temptations, which
he commonly vfeth
to
hinder
this
worke
offantification
:
to
the
end
that
theweak
Chriftian maybe
the
better
inabled
to
anfwere
them in the
day
oftriall.
The
temptations which
Satan
fuggefleth
to
hinder
our
progreffe in godlineffe
are
of
two
forts
:
either
allurements
to
intice vs,to goe
afide
out
of
the narrow path
ofholi-
neffe,into the broade
way
of
finne
and wickedneffe;
or
dif-
couragcments
to
dilbearten
and wearie vs,in trauelling
this
fpirituall
iournie.:B the
firfl, hee
fweetneth
the
bitter
pill
of
finne
that it
may
feeme
pleafant
to our
carnali
appetites,
to
the
end
that
wee may greedilie fwallow
it to
our euerla-
fling'
bane
;
by the other
bee
laboureth
to
make holfome
godlineffe loathfome and
altogether
vnpleafant
to
our
fen
-
fuall,tafle.
Thofe
hee commonly
vfethbefore
wee
haue
fin
-
ned,to
caufe
vs
prefimptuouflie to
fall
into
it
:
and thefe af-
ter
wee haue
finned and
wounded
our
confciences;
to
the
end
hee
may
mooue
vs
defperatelie
to
furceafe
óúr
labour
in
the
workes
offandification,
as
being
not
untie difficult,but
altogether
impoffible.
4.Seé
2.
The
firft
fort
of
his
temptations
whereby
he
laboureth
to
Of
Satans ten
-
draw
vs
into
finne, he
inforceth by extenuating the
finne
vn-
tatirn,where-
to
which he allureth
vs
by putting
vs
in
minde
ofthe
mer-
by
be
aliureth
cies
of
God
and merits
of
ChrifI and
by
hiding
from
vs
vs to
fall
into
fnne.
R
r
the.